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PrSWfwfJ Wr MT A STE ii miwimmiH mwwiJiiwiiWTOrwmmwTUMiiwiw ADVOCATE jmiwm ijjihwiwwiujibihui nvmkjgnummwmuimwumfW9imrrrm WEEKLY JOURNAL F IDENTICAL IN INTEREST WITH ITS OWN PEOPLE THE FARM AND FARMER The canua is a popular foliage plant T2ngllsh crops are reported very good mriwM jh imn n i urn n YOL 1 ADVERTISING RATES - S3S88SeIb MT STERLING Tabb - KENTUCKY TUESDAY AUGUST 4 1891 NO 52 S W S55S2HS88 Sb H Year SS8SS8SSSSSS -- Iuscstions ssaasassgs fi STORAGE Xf wis Gisit -- Gaitsicill DEALERS oil iN- - H7 Y 1 Months la Insertions ljco Months J Insertions COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALKUS IN 1 Jfc S888S888888S 8SSS88S88SSS All His ol Mia ant VI I too Months Eight Insertions Sp lTk j I Onq Month Four Insertions J - Three Insertions Two Insertions Single Insertion B888S8SS8888 it- Also Blacksmith and Anthra- Â¬ cite Coal All Coal sold 72 It is told that tho Australian wool lbs per bushel Highest cash clip 6f 1S91 ssssasBassss We arc prepared to prize price paid for Wheat Also vious years will exceed Unit of all pre- Â¬ and ship your tobaccos Also Wheat Corn Oats and Hay Olllcial estimates of the Russian 388888888888 will make liberal cash ad wholesale and retail wheat crop indicate a shortage of 34000000 bushels gsasBsaissasB vances on same W T Tyler E P Koueutsov it is told that mignonette can bo ssasesas888S ccseeoji gg3 TO THE TOBACCO GROWERS MONTGOMERY COUNTY OF Candy as a lato berry probably has d superior Loousts havo appeared in gret mim bcrs in portions of North Dakota Tho indications cem to bo for a smaller hay crop than that of last year HM0Jg W Court Directory Jddoe John Honest prices in ealings and iair ll we buy and sell MANAOE113 kept as a pot plant for years provided no seeds are allowed to develop K CooPEuprcsldlnK Third Monday in November May and tho Foutth COMMON lLEAB COURT OK Office and Salesroom 25 S Maysvllle St Scott presiding Third Monday in jcdob TABB GAITSKILL i alio fifth annual Corn Palace of Iowa is announced to open at Sioux City Oct 11 and close tho 17 TJ WmtKiiocsE Wilton SU Locust Planing Mill Co Manufacturers and dealers In nil kinds of It is reported that flax makes very thrifty growth in Colorado where flaxseed is much used as a valuable acquisition to tho feed ration Ct0bCr- - COCNTTCOUKT BR ANCn w Third Monday of each m 01UI MT STEBLINO CITY C0UBT jCDai James W Groves presiding urday in each month iirst Sat Â¬ MUIH CALL ON CASSIDY Rough Dressed Professional TJ AUNETT Attorney-nt-Law- 1 LUMBER Proper feeding during summer is of particular importance in fattening sheep aud if this is done rightly tho greatest good will bo obtained from the food WUUP jSiS5VlTOotirU w of Kentucky SMITH N r H T U CLYDE XELSOS Attorncy-nt-La- Will practice in roundiuK counties thowui U of Bath and Bur For all kinds of wtciiAsviUEjispN stmc OfflceMaln St over Yotls streets Residence corner of Clny and Maysvlllo FOKD of Mt Sterling Ky flUy on KENTUCKY AND White Pino and Poplar Singles Doors of nil Sizes Sush Glazed and Unglazed vThc cargo of a steamer hat recently Window and Door Frames arrived at London from Auckland Moulding and Brackets of all kinds Now Zealand comprised 40000 sheep Verandas of every Description and 2000 beeves all dressed and fro Â¬ Star Planing Mill Company zen It was the largest cargo of tho kind ever received thero Mt SiPi line 3vv Early maturity is the most essential point to bo sought in raising poultry as it is from the early and pullets that eggs in winter aro produced and if tho pullets are slow in growth the pass over to spring be Â¬ fore they begin to lay quick-grow-i- A new strain of dahlias originated in England is known as the Tom Thumb The Florists Exchange says of them that tho plants aro of very dwarf habit and arc from nine to twelve inches in height compact and buehy and produce their single flow- Â¬ But dont loo your ers freely Twelve distinct colors ing your till you see ourmoney by buv full line We have already been fixed can afford and do wll more Furniture New York and the suburban cities for less money than any firm in town Our furniture room is up stairs which arc virtually a part of it con- Dont fail to look through before you sume each day on an average 3000 buy Wo have a nice line of Hcfrig sheep 5000 hogs 1000 beeves 10000 orators fowls 1700000 eggs 10000 barrels of SUMMER UNDERWEAR flour 50000 pounds of cheese 200000 Wo havo a beautv of a Yost 3 for pounds of butter besides the hundreds 25c 2 for 25c up To tho finest Silk of other odds and ends that go to make Dont buy till you look at ours up tho usual bill of fare UMBRELLAS Wo navo a nice Though the floods that have oc Â¬ line of them at way down prices 3000 PAiRS OP HOSE I curred in some of tho Western States have destroyed much propcrlv the Every pair of them a job and tho storms accompanying them have ren Â¬ nicest line ever brought to this city dered it improbable that drought will If you want a pair dont fail to see lujure the grain crops this- vcar and them from 5c to 100 a pair therefore to the majority of the farm WINDOW BLINDS ETC crd in those parts of tho country the Wo can fix you out in this line at outcome will be beneficial 38c up to 100 and a fine lino of Although this country is considered Laco Curtains at 40c up to 200 a great corn growing one it is never-Â¬ They are beauties and dont you for- Â¬ theless truo that tho combined poultry get it and egg products exceed tho entire TINWARE corn crop of the country by several We lead in this line Six quart millions of dollars The poultry in- covered Buckets at 17c Coflee Pots dustry is scattered over the country in 10 13c 15c 17c and up Huntero such a way as to cscapo tho notice ol Selves best made at 20c everybody many but statistics show that the egg sells at 30c up to 40c Cuspidors at and poultry industry combined fluc- Â¬ 10c tuates between five and six hundred BARGAINS in Glassware Etc millions of dollars annually Such We always have lots of in enormous sums seem large for this this line 3 good glasses bargainsDec- Â¬ 10c businoss but olllcial publications show orated Tea Sets 350 per set Finest line of Chamber Sets in town at 29S that they arc nevertheless true IN TOWN Â¬ - Â¬ a set SKINC aSSfSTADLEU v l Um li- iTitritr CO riTOTHIERB Cincinnati O itTpvilea VIRGINIA COAL Aug Estate Agent Wkite Oak Morgan Co Ky A MU bterimg ivy Cheap 12 AUCTIONEER to the peo his scitIccs ns 0 ffers or Montgomery publle criernciginxinng ple uiarc nnu counties Will attend nil sales of Porsonal Property and Ronl Estate Tcrmstcawn ablc Address at AliVOOATKolllce MtStcillng oe at Indian Fields Llark county Ky 12 I A MAZBUtlgg y tf Offlce Court Street JUDGE AMOS DAVIS WITH 0 CO BETTMAX UUOS Mannfactm ersof CLOCHIM 88 West Pearl 8U Cincinnati O wl Appenon MSTyler inYLEll TAMES B Office Attomeys-at-la- BEAK IN MIND THE FACT THAT lyr JACK ST EV ART WOffle Court Street ASSIDY Uorney-t-lay Mt Sterling Ky UMmk Haudlo none but the Choicest AUCTIONEER LlXIKOTON KV A now feature in instructions for rural workers in tho Bee Keepers QflJlogc for tho purposo of giving a thorough training in tho art of keep Â¬ ing bees and harvesting and market ing honey It was opened at Guelph Out Canada on May 30 Â¬ promptly to any business ELLIOTT JOHN M Attorney-at-lad Mt Sterling Ky Offlce In Fixer Block WHITE A BUOOKS Attorneys-at-La- KoS Court Street ltyrYulRnnd Prompt attention eiven to nil sales entrusted to his care Ichvo orders at thisotllce or adUotH him caie of Clatendon Hotel Iington Ky 13 ly WHFLETCHER AUCTIONEER MT STERLING KENTUCKY IfTers his services to the peoplo of Montgomery i win nrnctlce Mt Sterling Ky In the counties of Montgomery Mr- FRESH MEATS i i i i i i i i i in mu ouiituui Caldwellbulldlng W ADKHAVEN Altorncr-at-la- - and surrounding counties Prompt attention to nil sales of Personal lropcity and Ileal 21 lyr Estate Terms Kcasonable nen Poultry Sl Vegetables i i i i i i i i i Once Court Street Will practice In all Courts of the Commonwealth i i i i Medical Suffer Any Longer Knowing that a cough can be check Do Not l stone SUDDUTII QTONE n 0 nmmu They also handle a full line of Attorucys-at-Ln- ling Corner Mh and Court Place 2 Telephone mil- Â¬ ucnusi Slcrllmr Kv Hff fotflco over Mt Sterling National Bank over Exchange Bank H1K au yueen shvcuj ilP L PIlOUTOIt t Staple Groceries All of which they will sell at the lowest living prices 0i COXMD esldcnceeonicr J JhlAZELlKJG - h and tho first stages of consumption broken in a week we horeby guarantee Dr Ackers English Cough llcmedy and will refund tho monoy to all who buy tako it as per directions and dc not find our state- Â¬ T G Julian ment correct ed in a day ML Sterllnz Collections promptly attended to Attsrney-at-La- w vy J O M SCCCESSOll bfiflipWAIinVASTttP f flfflco with Dr Wm Van qPWiopito tho court house Antwerp bhort street - ILERvJ TO Cant Sloop Nights Is tho complaint of thousands suffer Â¬ Consumption ing from Asthma Coughs etc Did you over try Dr Ackers English Remedy It is tho preparation known for all Lung Troubles Sold on a positivo guar Â¬ antee at 25c and 50c T G Julian druggist Duty to Yourself It is surprising that peoplo will uso a common ordinary pill when they can A Miller Wilson S- c- p fl lD IUIAYDON M U Mt Stcilinr Ivy Office over Queens store with Dr I Guenant INSURANCE AND WC SHANKLAND I Mt feterling Ky iycc No 6 West Main St upstairs 1JC1U1SI Master Commissioner Mt Sterling Ky Office No T Court Street up stairs Attornoyat Law CIIENAULT Restl Elststte i I J S HLrtT mi Attom0ytw 1 Al Klllott tin otnlrawlrh Mmnrnl fl nin OlVinETflVillO VV tvinwivw R1 locateditviilMTelly of Mt Sterling will urac- in the iintimi iimiaof MontKomcry Bath oniluu- Joining counties and in the bupcriorof CourtÂ¬ KenCourt of Appeals and Federal C uru- will bo tucky Prompt and careful nttertlon entrusted to him given to all buaincss lii itlvnlvIahAHtlif LOVEST RATES CHOICEST COMPARISON PROMPTEST SETTLEMENTS -- - Of Auy Aud All AgenciGS -- - Josiah Lindsay -- secure a valuablo English 0110 for tho money Dr Ackers English Pills are a positivo euro for sick head ache and all liver troubles They aro small sweet easily taken and do not gripe T G Juliau druggist samo J A RAMSEY AUCTIONEER - AGENT on Buckleno Arnica Salvo r f Tho best salvo in tho world for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rhoum fever west of depot sores tetter chapped hands chilblains Wlnohostor Ky Mt Sterling Ky corns and all skin eruptions and pos - Manufacturer and denier in Tobacco Hogs itively cures piles or no pay required Offers his services to tho peoplo of Montgomheads ltnugli Lumber mid Lake Ico Wo mako booming by dolus tlo It is guaranteed to givo witisfaction and adjoining counties iscstoi rcicrcnces our buoluots Which Is I ennrges rensonnuiu best work and offurlng tough Lumber at spec Prico 25 cents tn on nppllcntlon ial prices which uio uover wet Wo uUo do or money refunded bo In Mt Sterling on Court uays ui custom sawluj per boz For salo by V S Lloyd ly C O RAILROAD Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ U -- you dont Hot weather is one of the most our best If make you buy we will try to welcome critical tiincaof tho year for all cattle aud the mortality is almost as great Now dont Forget the Place for Everybody goes to among the 6hcep as during midwinter unless tho owner oversees the flock and attends to their needs carefully Hot weather produces the parasites Tho grasshoppers aro encroaching which infest tho 6hecp and indirectly so rapidly upon tho Wetstcrn cultiva- Â¬ cause tho growth of ticks lung worms ted area as to cause much alarm liver worms and stomach worms more it is said lor next year than Thcso enemies aro especially injurious this as the swarms to be to tho Iambs and great harm may bo hatched next summer will probably done by a little inattention Tho J be greater and nearer to the wheat combination farmer and shepherd is aud corn fields very apt to forget tho flock during Reese BIdg Mt Sterling Ky summer owing to the press of other Judge Miller in his report on the newer strawberries for 1891 at tho farm work and tho lambs naturally duced this falling off may bo Nurserymens late convention said of contract bad habits and stop growing in part to tho lower prices ascribed prevailing Michels Early This I think has I havo found that quite a saving in South America as 22000 sheen come to stay It ripens eight days bo can bo made in keeping ico in a re Â¬ reached Liverpool from the Rio do la fore the Crescent lasts a month and frigerator by keeping it covered with Plata region last year In 1S89 more in quality is among the best It will a woolen cloth laid over tho ice which than 200 steamers were employed in I think do away with the Crescent hinders its evaporation very sensibly this business with a tonnage of over if A popular way of poling running and kept up through tho summer 130000 Tho hardy cattlo from tho beans is by sotting a pole in tho centre will reduco the amount of the ice bill plains bear transportation much bet considerably where one has to buy it ter than tho o which havo of a hill and planting tho beans been ttall from tho ico dealer In the caso fed and especially those that havo around it Popular Gardening sug Â¬ daily gests as an improvement upon this of people who havo ice houses of their been fattened on brewers ordistilleiV plan to sot tho polo in tho centro of own where a ton or two more or less grain but careful attendants can not put up injwintcr makes but littlo diff only save tho lives of many cattlo in four hills and stretch a string from erence in tho cost such small savings caso of a storm but can also tho top to a hooked peg in the centre alwavs aro not worth considering but not savo much shrinkage in of each hill weight aud many peoplo aro thus situated I value and tho captains of somo steamA lady correspondent of the Ameri even find that covering tho picco of ers get them across in much better can Cultivator says that a hen to bo ico with a newspaper doubled and condition than other steamers do by profitable must lay 200 eggs in a year tucked down its sides helps to keep it giving more attention to tho manner and if sho does not como un to this from melting And then a great deal of stowage and by making such mark sho 6hould bo disposed of and depends on not exposing tho ico to tho changes as aro possible in the ships others put in her place Every 0110 of air by opening tho top frequently course during rough weather to loos tho flock should be brought up to this Housekeeper in N Y World en the motion of the vessel and tho standard of egg laying and thona The business of shipping livo cattle chance of cattlo being thrown oft their flock of fifty liens would bo worth to Europe began only sixteen years feet or against tho sides of the cattlo something ago in 1875 with 300 cattle Two pens Tho loss by death or injuries Stocks of Indian corn of oats of ycara later it was increased to 11500 lias been decreasing and in 1S90 was barley and of ryo on July 1 1891 and in 18S0 it reached 159190 oxen less than 1 per cent but it is to bo wero all much smaller than for three and 27210 sheep It romaincd nearly hoped that oven this will be greatly or four years beforo at a like date stationary with light fluctuations un- Â¬ reduced In the caso of Indian corn tho total til 1889 when it nearly doubled tho was smaller than any recorded at a preceding year In 1890 381610 cat Henry Lucas aud John Barnett liko date sinco 1S82 according to tlo and 3901 shcop Mcro exported fought on board tho steamship Falls Brads treats authority for tho further It will bo noticed that the exportation City Barnett went at Lucas wjth a statement that tho wheat reserves aro of sheep has fallen off but as that knife and tho latter chopped hint on the smallest in nino years from Canada has also been greatly re- - ho head witli an ax Tho Department of Agriculture is about to issue a fifty page bulletin No 5 entitled What is Forestry In view of its general character a largo edition will be published Copies can bo had on application to the Secretary of Agriculture Wash Â¬ ington D C A trip through tho sheep breeding districts of the country would soon convince one that sheep aro of inesti mable value in keeping up the fertility of tho soil In England tho fine breeds of sheep como in for their share in the intensive farming of tho country and a recent writer on farm matters makes tho assertion that a great deal of the fertility of the soil there is due direct- Â¬ ly to tho flocks In clearing and ren Â¬ ovating old fields the value of tho flock cannot be overlooked and there aro many poor briar bushy farms in this country that could bo greatly en hanced in value by letting tho sheep roam over tho fields Â¬ Â¬ HARDWARE Nails 4c a pound Good door locks 20c Butts 3 jx3i complete at 10c a pair Corn planters 7nc it a Inn in r i r iiaim Qiiw XlJUH HI OC Jlglll inch Mill Saw File 10c 01 Sti STOVES amount Can fit you out I STOVES I We aro headquarters for this line at from 5 up to any Tacts Matches Picture Frames We sell 4 boxes Tacks for 5c 4 boxes Matches 5c Window Poles 20o each Nice line of Picture Frames 23c 28c up tJF Enochs Barp House Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ MT Mvn STEBLLNUWMmrimrmrrffiUTT - ADVOCATE at Domigan 52 TUESDAY AUGUST 14 1891 MKManvi iwimrmriinnn wiTTiiwwwnMMHjiiiiytl hr rn rr rqpcjcrxaiKMyftnw7i ii mm mw Trimble Bnos Wholesale Grocers Fresh vegetables PERSONAL 2t de- Â¬ Did You Ever DEATHS TR Wholesale MT BLE STERLING Grocers KY ROS THE ADVOCATE SUBSCRIPTION RATES ci u advance After tliuo months After k mouths Oi 1 1 00 S3 1 W On last Sunday AV R Haynes killed a bluo crane near his residence this city The bird was a rare speci Â¬ men of tho geuus grus and measured 5 ft 7 In from tip to tip of wings It is in the hands of Dr Kchoc and will go through the process of taxidermy Mr AVill 3 m MTaylor who lived about cast of Sharpsburg com The next term of my school mitted suicide on Friday by taking will open Tuesday Sept ist Paris Green He stirred up a quantity of the poison in a glass of wator and For terms apply to drank it lie lived till nine oclock Mrs L L Saturday morning suffering great Miss Mattio Hocker of Lexington AVall street looks to tho wheat of agony tho farmers to turn back tho out- Â¬ is tho guest of Miss Hocker Hazclrigg Leaded necklace return Lost gold flowing tide of gold But for tho on IIovard Ave tb T F Rogers and receive reward The Montgomery Gun Club held its lambs tho bulls and tho bears would Miss Kcturah Cluko left on Thurs Â¬ weekly shoot on Friday evening Mr C W Fowler reliinied Satur Â¬ havo a Ioncsomo and unprofitable ex day for a visit to friends and relatives result Score 20 day and will re open her private with tho following istence in this great agricultural coun- Â¬ in Priuceton Ky clay birds 1 school September try Louisville Times S 11 C A Harris Joel Fester Mrs Thomas Johnson aud children 11 Dr W VaiiAutverpl3 W IOMham Mr T F Kogvtft warehouse on Di W T Slmnill Mr J D AVilson and family request returned from Olympia springs on 10 10 T D Tones 8 High strnol is Hearing coiupleliou and W jftttoklll L CSmith us to thank their many friends for tho Saturday 0 S John William will be i ily for Messrs Ulilcic tV J T Woodford sympathy and attention shown to Vi fJatuuootl 0 A W Hamilton S P Baird of Bcthol was visiting Jones Hit- - week them iu the hours of sorrow through 3 Jus S llcgie his sou Oscar and his kinsman II J which they have of late been passing Mrs Martha Bin ik- - tlitd at the Baird tho past week Stanford has a town law imposing Neither tho attention to the living or homo of her husband Thomas Barnes a fiuo of 10 for keeping a dog whose George Baird has been visiting in near Howards Mill on Friday last of barking disturbs the neighbors This the dead is forgotten or unappreciated Louisvillo tho largo part of tho week bv them flux aged about GO years is correct Town people have no busi He returned Friday AVould it bo possible Capt J A Ramsey of Winchester The Training School building will ness with dogs Miss Eliza Harris returned yesterday to lay aside their one of the best auctioneers in the Ik fiinjilctcd tlrU week when Major for our city fathers from a ten days visit to Judgo Holts to pats such a State has Leon in tho city the past Fowler vill leave on a search for boys differences long enough law for the relief of their long suffer Â¬ week conducting auction sales for family at Frankfort lie nearly has his number engaged Co By his geutlemauly ing constituents IIainline Mr nd aMrs C F Keesco returned now bearing and social qualities he has on Thursday evening from a pleasant Tho Kentucky Female Orphan A now post ofliee has been estab Â¬ made many friends Ho was greeted trip to Chattanooga School has contracted for tho erection lish i i this county about four miles with largo crowds and his goods Miss Mary McBridc of Vcvay Ind went of Jctlbrsouvillc and call- of another story to the building in the brought fair prices oi reached the city on Friday on a visit ed with J T Grooms as rear of the main building and used loom for class purposes Strother Mr Two young men by tho names of to tho family of her cousin II G lo lUstei Hawkins will do tho brick work and Morton and Hughes got into a diffi- Â¬ Hurt The front for thu now building the Mr David Lehman tho carpenter culty at Hedges Station one evening Mr and Mrs Harry Stough of Odd Follows arc erecting on East work Blue Gias Clipper last week in which the latter was Lexington visited the family of Mr Main street is now going up which badly beaten over tho head by Morton Mike Vaughn on Arinn street tho past The College of Bishops of tho whew completed will probably be the AVhilst Hughes in- week with a shot gun Methodist church at their annual handsomest building in tho city juries aro serious thoy are by no Jo Barnes who has been confined meeting in May determined to set wo hear Morton is Mrs Chancy of Slmrpsburg had apart tho second week in August means dangerous to his bed for more than two weeks is had a difllclty last tho misfortune to loo her residence 9 1G as a week of prayer accompa Â¬ the same man who much better and will bo out in a few fall with a conductor on an N N and almost its entire coutcntn by lire nied by suitable humiliation before days Sunday night Sho had only 700 in God for the baptism of the Holy M V train Judgo James Flauagan of AArinclics Biiiance on the property and had latc Spirit upon the work both at homo Judge John E Cooper left on tho tcr was in the city AVeduesday at- Â¬ put that amount of repairs on it and in missionary lauds 11 oclock train Friday for Jackson to tending the funeial of his fill an appoiutment to address the Mrs J D AVilson Will Allen and family left Mi Dr Bogman is now attending tho yeitiiday for Itichinond where thoy annual meeting the Western Associa- Â¬ Democratic voters of Bieathitt in tho Mrs E J Ferry of Shelby Ind re Â¬ will mako tlreir future home Mr tion of Specialists of which ho is interest of Jack Arnett who was can- Â¬ turned to her homo this week after an Judge Allen goes to Richmond to fill a simi Â¬ the President The Association meets didate for the Legislature extended visit to her sister Mrs AV position in the ico factory tliorc monthly for consultation and annually Cooper is always found at his post II Smith lar that he has occupied in the one here for a general interchange of opinions when the party needs his services aud Mrs Judgo L Apporson and daugh Â¬ and experiences The Doctor will among the people of Eastern Ken AV H Scott proprietor of tho Ow no man has a greater degree of ters Misses Lizzio and Hatlie came regular visit here tucky iiigille Hotel Lought of Mrs Maliu make his next IStli Ho returned yesterday in homo AVeduesday from a stay at OlymSaturday Aug National House confidence da i key her property at Bethel for pia Springs timo to vote lie has also wc wlni ii he paid S00 A Card Misses Idell and Mary Ingles of A Washington special of July 30th are informed Lought of J AV rat rick Lexington aro the guests of Miss Ky July 28 1801 Mt Sterlixk is kjcksmith shop Mr Scotl will to tho Louisvillo Times says A largo Co has party of Kentuckiaus who have Lecn Stella Cooper at Suunysido Farm The firm of Gay Settles make Bethel his future home this day dissolved R I Settles retir- Â¬ visiting Old Point Comfort arrived near this city Mi Thus Whittb new residence on ing Miss Annie Lou Chick aud brother All Accounts are due to Mcsrs here this morning and registered at Sjiainoie street is Hearing completion Domigan thei- - successors Gay aro visiting AV George of Lexington tho St James Among them aro tlnishcd up part ot it so that Thanking tho public for their kind II P Strader AV F Delong Miss Clara their uncle George E Chick aud cousin his family is now occupying the coni patronage in tho past and soliciting White and Mrs E Cox of Lexington Mrs AV R Haynes plcf portion Dr II C Kclioo hav Â¬ the same in the future wc remain T J Bigstan Miss Fenton Bigstaff Mrs AVill Durham and neiccs ing i ruled and moved into Mr AVhitts Very respectfully aud Miss Elizabeth Bigstafi of Mt Misses Jcnnio aud Allio Graves are vjcated on the same trcet huti Gay Domigan Sterling AV G Simpson and wife visiting Mr Jas Talbot Millers Miss Ella Thompson aud Miss Bettie burg cor Bourbon Nows CO go 11 Dozier representing the The Democratic barbecue at WinMrs Ella Bom on Marble and Granite Works chester on Thursday was u grand af Davis of Georgetown Col Thos Turner returned Saturday was in the city last week fair Sonic 8000 people were on the Payne of Warsaw of lii from an extended visit to Missouri and ejected two hunil omc marble ground Speeches were made by Sen- Â¬ One S II Snwler a Kansas Third whero business of importance had scrolls over the graven of II C How Â¬ ator Blackburn Congressman Ashcr Partyite and an ex Republican who claimed his attention ard St and Dr Douglas L Howard Caruth Ex Gov J as B McCrcary has been making his Third Party Mrs A M Plummer and son in Mn hpalch ccineteiy Attorney General AVatt Hardin Hon speeches in the iuterest of tho Repub Â¬ Percy of Poplar Plains left for homo T Fox lost several ricks of M C Alford and Hon Cassius M licans hall tho misfortune to run ou Friday after a pleasant visit to her Mr It was a great gathering and a afoul of a couple of Democrats who son J AVill Allen of this city on Friday afternoon Thoy caught Clay hay fitv Irom a spark blown trom tho Coal spledid array of speakers The crowd gave him a doso that ho will long re Col R T Smith attended tho pic Road engine Mr Hubert Marshall is said to havo disposed of 1000 gal Â¬ member Judge Cooper struck him und also had tlnco or four slacks burned lons of burgoo five beeves fifty sheep at AVest Liberty AVeduesday and used nic at AVinclicstcr Thursday during the week by tome boys who and h largo number of hogs A num him up On Thursday ho ran across from there went to visit his nophew were endeavoring to smoke out a ucst ber from this county were iu attend of II B Kiubolving of this city at Jell Smith at Shawhan Station ance of bumble bees Fronctiburg who also wiped the earth Miss Nettie Hunt returned from a up with him weeks visit to friends in Lexington rI tin many friends of Rov G P Lis Death of Isaac Fooler Her cousin Miss Bessie Green ac- Â¬ tei v ill learn with regret that ho is Mrs Martha J Bradshaw wifo of companied her homo and will bo with AVe aro sorry to chronicle the death ierons ill in Washington City Mr died at his Capt Bradshaw of Paris Ky com- Â¬ her several days Lister lias made quiet a wido circle of of U nelo Isaac Fcslor who just north of this city at mitted suicide last Wednesday by Mrs AV F Schooler of Mt Ster- Â¬ friends in the several visits he has residence As he had not drowning in Stoiicr creek From tho ling mother of AV T Schooler of section and not only in his 3 a m yesterday paid our to his bed but a fow note sho left family troubles Wero tho this office has been visiting hero for own particular denomination is ho be Â¬ been confined days tho news of his dcatli came as a cause of tho sad act Capt Bradshaw tho past week Sho has with hor loved but among others as well Mr Fcslor was raised iu this county and has a Gammill tho bright littlo son of shock to this community Iko called to meet in has been a resident of this section for great many warm friends here Ho At a convention Sonfl Jackson Hustler tills city Saturday Mr John M many years being ono among tho raised a company and served 4 years Elder AV T Tibbs wifo and daugh Â¬ Daiicy received the Democratic nomi Â¬ pioneers of this valley and a genial in tho Confederate army and was nation for Coroner of Montgomery and clever gentleman whoso death mustered out in this city at tho close ter Mrs M M Cassidy and Mrs is deeply regretted by all who know county and Messrs Henry Joues and him The Times extends its sincere of tho war and then moved to Paris McEldowncy returned on Friday Robert Crooks nominations for Mag Â¬ condolence to the sorrowing relatives whero ho has since lived His friends from a very pleasant trip to Old Point istrates and Mr Iionry L Jones for Tho funeral will tako place to day at hero aro slow to believe that tho cause Comfort Washington City Mt Ver Â¬ Constable of the Mt Sterling precinct 2 p in from tho family residence of tho rash act of his wifo could bo non and othor places of interest along Tho obituary will be published in our attributed to his bad treatment or no tho seaboard Santa Maria gleet of his wife Maj A T AVood lato Republican columns next week Judgo and Mrs V B Young who candidate for Governor wound up ids Cal Times Mr Feslcr died on the evening of canvass at Muusfordsville on Saturday havo been at Crab Orchard Springs Storage Storage afternoon and camo homo on Sunday tho 23d Ho wa3 a brother of tho for some weeks past camo to tho city activo canvass lato Andrew Goslor tho youngest of Mai Wood has made an Also yesterday whero thoy will spend tho and tho last and his party owes him an additional a family of ten children Big lot of grain bags rest of tho Judges vacation Of course debt for tho manner in which ho has one Mr Fcslor was a wealthy and Judge Young would Hot fail to bo on cndcinorcd to hold up tho hands of popular man and a useful one as for sale or rent hand to cast his voto for the Demohis party in what ho know to be a well who will bo sadly missed iu tho community in which ho lived Tabb cratic ticket losing light miles Hrrrlo Institute i8i Harris Mrs John Samuels Jr and children Sweeney of Paris Elder J aro homo from Olympia Springs clines to debate with Jf ov J B Moody Esquire Caleb Balrd was visiting because he says I cannot heliovo his brother II J Baird this week he is a Christian or a gentleman Chief Justice AV II Holt camo up Domigan Ss Gay will sell you a nice from Frankfort yesterday to vote 52 2t tender steak Master Norvoll Boutou of this city A special election was held in Hop is visiting hie uncle in Clark county kinsville Thursday to voto upon tho Col Thos Turner returned from an 115000 proposition of subscribing extended visit to Missouri Saturday toward the extension of tho Ohio Miss Nettie Hunt of Mt Sterling Valloy railroad from Princetou to that Lex- is visiting friends in this city city Press Messrs M AV Anderson and Sam J II AVilliams of Frcnchburg was Estiss of Levee this county havo bought the Stock of goods owned by in tho city Saturday attending to Mr AVm Flanders at Judy Mr business Estiss is behind tho counter and will Mr Robert Gay has recovered from be glad to servo tho pcoplo of his sec- Â¬ his recent illness and is able to bo out tion again S Gays H 1 C 1 Â¬ 9 Â¬ 1 sister-in-la- w I Â¬ Â¬ I 1 - Â¬ Â¬ J Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Gaitskill Â¬ Mrs Mattio A AVilson wifo of Mr will guarantco that I can discount J D AVilson of this city died at her prices 10 to 20 per cent offered by any homo ou Monday night July 27th 1891 house in the city Is this worth Mrs AVilson had spent the wholo of saving when you got the samo quality her 27 years of married life in this of good3 at such a discount For tho city and her kindly ministrations next thirty days I will sell watches to the wants of tho sick and tho sufTor clocks jewelry and optical goods at ing had been widely felt in all thoso very closo prices I havo a nice line years AVe meet no more lovely char- Â¬ of gold filled watches and I keep all acters than was hers anywhere along tho leading American and foreign the journey of life She was a true makes of watches from ordinary to and devoted wife who held in tho tho best quality and I guarantco all highest degree tho love and confi dence of a devoted husband Soj ono year to bo good time keepers pleasant did sho make homo for himl Thos AVhitt that ho was away from homo less than Mt Sterling Ky a dozen nights of alt tho years of their Mrs Josso AVyatt near Howards marneu me save when niiiijs 1 Mill had tho misfortuuo to lose her tcring to the sick As a mother hotiso by flro on last Sunday night sho was almost an ideal ouo and Sho saved nothing out of tho house was repaid with a filial devotion wo understand Boiug a widow tho beautiful toscc Truly it is a pleasure loss falls wheu it can not be lightly now to her children to recall their tenderness toward tho mother to borne whoso wants they can now minister Mr James Hedges Cashier of a no niorc Sho leaves beside the bank in Decatur Alabama died of strickon husbaud three sous William heart diseaso at the homo of his father Charles aud John and two daughters John AVill Hedges at Paris Ky ou Misses Rebecca and Mattie ono boy Sunday night Mr Hedges was but Jimmie she had buried some years lately married and had coino to his ago fathers on a visit For several years she has been a BUfforcr from that dread scourge con- Â¬ The members ot Judy Lodge F Ss L U aro notified to meet at 2 p m sumption but all uncomplainingly sho bore her sufferings tho tender Saturday August 15 1S91 Business of importance demands their atten- Â¬ thoughtf ulucss of husband and chil- Â¬ tion and a full attendance is earnestly dren doing much to help her bear tho burden patiently Though the blow requested Van Thompson Jn was long looked for it fell none tho Secretary less heavily ou tho aflUcted family Prof B T Spencer of Winchester and now that she has fallen aslocp was in tho city yesterday in tho in Â¬ their hearts arc filled to bursting that terest of tho Kentucky AVoslcyau they must bo separated from her College Professor Spencer has been For many years she was a faithful connected with tho school for ten member of tho Christian church of years and says in the entire history this city and by her gentle earnest iievcr has the prospects been so bright life showed her faith in tho Savior of as now for a very largo attendance mankind Her funeral was preached Tho building is rapidly Hearing com- Â¬ by Elder B AV Trimblo aud Dr R pletion and will bo ready for occu- Â¬ Uiiier on AVedncsday after which all pancy October 1st Tho school will that was mortal of her was laid away open Sept 2nd See advertisement in our beautiful cemetery next week A letter received the day she died by one of her sons from ono who To All Whom It May Concern loved her well showa the apprccia tion iu which sho was held by tlioso My son James Roach is now about who knew her best 20 years of age and not being able to Saint Jo Tex July 25ih 91 givo him anything I now give him My Deak Nephew his time uutil ho is of age and allow Your letter cou hiifi to trade in his own name and to vcying tho said intelligence of your receive all that ho may earn and own your dear mothers illness has just all property ho may acquire but I will not bo liable for any debts ho may ac- Â¬ readied us and words fail to express tho deep sorrow it givc3 mo to think quire that in all probability sho is now with AVit Roach you no more You wroto me iu May This July 21st 1891 504t that sho had been very poorly but had improved so much that I had T M Morrow of this city has in- Â¬ fondly hoped that my sweet and vented one of the most completo blot sister would soon be re Â¬ tor tablets wo have over seen and has stored to her usual health and I yot applied for a patent It consists of a hope that it i6 possible for her to rally stationary back iu which is a wire from tho attack I do feel so sorrow- Â¬ spring to receive a packago of letter or ful for brother What a great loss it nolo heads and the front is a blotter will be to loso tho loved one who has fastened with spring grippers into been by his sido so many long years to which may bd inserted a fresh blotter ehecr him when trials and disappoint Â¬ whenever necessity demands it thus ments havo crossed his pathway and keeping the paper neat and clean It what a comfort sho would bo if she cannot but prove a veritable boon to could bo spared in his declining years tho business man If hu ouco takes As to her children I feel liko 1 can hod of it ho will not do without it not express tho sympathy I havo for AVo congratulate Mr Morrow upon his them to loso tho dearest friend thoy iuventiiui and predict that it wjll bo havo ou earth I havo so often told a prolitablo ono to him my younger children of their auuti Mat aud her sweet amiable disposi One James Crockett who claims to to hail from Covington and who evi Â¬ tion and how I always loved her as dently belongs to tho grand army of an own sister as thoy were too tramps slolo a watch on Thursday young when wo left Kentucky to re from S S Clark of Hazel Green who member her Ono by ono our loved onos in Kentucky are passing away was in tho city temporarily Mr Clark discovering his loss reported and as I am so far away I cannot bo tho fact to officers Taul and Master with any of them iu their last days son who soon discovered that Crock- Â¬ on earth iu my far away Southern ett had pawned such an article to home I can only think of them is John AV Joucs the jeweler and lost when I bid them a long farewell alh no timo in arresting tho traveling iu tho enjoyment of health and happi I gentleman Ho waived an examin Â¬ ness But oh how many of them sinco then havo passed over tho dark ing trial and was held in 55 bond to await tho action of the grand jury river of death and all that I ljave to Failing to furnish bail ho was com- Â¬ consolo mo is that I hope one day to mitted to tho tender care of Jailer meet them when tho sorrows aud separations of this lifo will have Tipton ended AVe havo had good health this sum- Â¬ Miss Annie Parsons aged 27 years mer I am feeling bettor now than I daughter of our fellow townsman T AV Parsons died very suddenly at have for a long timo Tho family the homo of hor father on Friday af- join mo in much love and sympathy ternoon Sho had been a sutlercr for to you all in your deep sorrow 6overal years and had lately developed Hoping that you willwiito often and acute pulnionory troubles Sho was keep mo apprised of your mothers alono in the house when in a fit of condition I remain your aflcctiouato coughing a hemorrhago camo on Sho Aunt Lou called to a neighbor who came at onco and did what was possiblo for her but before the arrival of a physi Crab Orchard Springs cian indeed in a few minutes 6ho was dead Miss Parsons had beon hor i for fathers housekeeper sinco sho was tlO This oldofhiiiI fcinniM Icsori tho now open tlio 8UIIUI Mil situnlcil on kIoiio of Cimilierliiml mountain Uli miles toutli of Unils twelve years old being callod to that vlllftlii tho liriilUilitot imi t of Kentucky anil responsibility this young by tho death nithhiiiii Sulphur ima CliMylioaUMrnicr of mini ticciniiw of her mother Mr Parsons lias tho incuts ami ntunetions toii Imuran iiuti inuucc UItoiis Hotel Anlt 1lf per Llt nun sympathy of tho entiro community lit UxlnKton IVIIcin Italcs oo to Ky uuy andS JW his sorrow Burial in Machpelnh J1SO0 to 1000 per week according to room Cemetery last Saturday evening tt givon by Thos AVhitt tho jowolcr Hear of such prices on goods as aro I 4 I I gentle-sp- irited Â¬ I V Â¬ III7IM1 IV DO ffiftii HtA kmiiff ftfcIIPMW - iitatiifoftA MT STEELING ADVOCATE TUESDAY wwmwwiwn AUGUSTS 1891 iwiliwiiiwih ii i 3 hub jujtnum T5 umJmijmBim THE ADVOCATE HARRIS Si CORRESPONDENCE SJiarpoburg Items 1M1 HORSE AND TRACK Axtcll lias earned 118000 iu sor vico fees tho past two years il A WUk MASON Proprietors J MT STEUMKG TUESDAY AUGKST Miss Mary Ilord Elgin is quite with typhoid fever Alcryon 2 15 is expected to ma Â¬ terially lower his record this year Jbb IfflUG KJ SrUD 11 Qbme 1fP n 1 iv FOIt lUESIDKST QROVER 2 rt CLEVELAND Of Jsow Toik FOK VICE- - MUSIDENT JOHN O CARLISLE Of Kentucky THE ELECTION The election iu lhls county passed nflvcrvnuieflv a nrcttv full vote bc- II 1 lAr wiu J Ulg puilLU 11 liu yiuiul nia iwi lrtlw uui takon by cither party The usual Democratic and Republican volo was polled the Third Party and Prohibs The voto so far as not being in it heard from is as follows and Avhilo not official it will not vary mate riallyfrom the figures given -3 d CAMAUGO Brown Wood - 87 76 1 Browns majority For the Constitution Against Majority for Constitution JEFFKIlSOJfVILLE 133 27 10fi Erwin Harris For tho Constitution Brown Wood - 174 174 11 1 Against Constitution Majority for Constitution 217 39 203 139 49 90 141 iiowabds mill Brown Wood Browns majority Thomas Swimm Thomas majority For Constitution Against 133 179 10 109 103 92 1 12 1S5 Majority for Constitution GHASSY LICK Brown Wood Erwin Browns majority For Constitution Agnlnst Majority for Constitution LEVEE 10 175 Allio EatlilV and wife wcro the Margaret d went a half tho other guests of relatives near Winchester day in 1 05 Sho sccmsto have all of last week her old tiiuo speed wife aro spending a Thos Judy and Fourteen Palo Alto bred trotters few weeks at Swaugo Springs in havo cither entered the 2 30 list or Wolfe county reduced their records this season Mr Fulton Greene and sister Miss There aro vcry fow non standard Ora visited Mis3 Pearl Kinccr last stnjlions siring trotters that do not week carry across or two of A No 1 trotting blood Mrs Eva Moore of Kansas Cil Mo is visiting her sister Mrs Milton Tho pacer Manager 2 21GL is Itatliil near town faster than over this spring when Miss Lena Arrasmith has returned Thompson lots him out ho just sails from a pleasant visit to friends and along relatives at Bethel C F Clay promises to bo a very successful siro of early speed all of his Mrs Miranda Peters and daughter Miss Bessie of Owingsville visited youngsters can step well do it nice and go fast Mrs C W Peters last week MrsFaunio Goodpasler and daugh Â¬ Burmuda has a speedy colt starting stakes in Illinois ter Miss Ina of Owingsville visited in tho He is a black roan and is called Bur Â¬ relatives here last week muda Boy Waller Allen and family and Miss The Acolyte family will bo out in Susan Craycraft spent several days of full force this season Pepper will last week at tho Olympian springs have quito a number of youngsters by Miss Clemmio May Jones of Mt him on tho move Sterling is spending a few days with C W Williams says that ho expects Miss Mary E Clark on Flat Creek to givo Barnhardt as rcspcctablo a Our Democratic friend Judge J M record as tho ono that is now tacked Alexander has returned from St to Allcrton his full brother Louis where ho has been on a visit of Prodigal tho brother several weeks to his son Alban Alox of Patron promises to bo ono of this Alcxandcr years champions Ho won a re Â¬ Miss Nancy Ivimcr entertained a markable race at Saginaw when ho number of friends at her home Vino took a record of 2174 Cottage on last Saturday evening From tho reports of Monbars it in honor of her guest- - Misses Amanda would scorn that ho has tho Srnoot of Bethel and Mat tie Emmons stakes at his mercy this year but a of Keynoldfivillo dark horse may loom up befuro Tho Sharpsburg Fair commences fall Ho trotted a milo at Cleveland next Tuesday and will continue four last Aveek iu 227A days tho Uluegras Circuit advertise Â¬ At Cleveland on Tuesday Ed Gecrs ment to the contrary notwithstanding sent Brown Hal a half mile iu 1024 Everything getting in readiness and the Association cxpcct3 to havo ono of Gecrs says he is ready to Avagcr a largo sum of money that Brown Hal tho best fairs of its history ran pace half a milo over the Cleve- Â¬ Mrs Waller Sharp who has been land track in ono minute very sick for soveral weeks with Tho yearling Margrave by Baron typhoid fever was dangerously low Wilkes dam by Happy Medium during several days of last week and tho gravest doubts were entertained entered in the 5000 stake worked a lltllo lwlou 9lfl flin ntlmi lnv TliTo J as to her ultimate recoverv Wo are would hustle any yearling that wo happy to state that sho is much better at this writing and is slowly improv have seen being worked at the track American Trotter ing two-year-o- ld fivo-ycar-old two-year-o- ld Sterling Montgomery county Ky on As assignee in trust of G W Goodpaster and as assignee in trust of Peter Goodpash r I will sell at pudlic outcry at the home place of G W Goodpaster about 6 miles north mMt i- - by Col ton One roan flllv 2 years old by Kentucky a son of Princcps sire of Trinket 211 1st dam by Dictator Jr 2d dam by Mcmbrlnotinii the sire of Four Corner Otic black maie 2 j ears old by Morark a son of Mombrino Patehen Avith colt bv her itlo by Vaimof- Ten yearling colts by Flf King all sired by Elf King and out of good mares Pedigrees furnished on dm of sale One ycailing colt by Vasco out of Lucilo by LowK Napolean ANo about 190 acres of land lying in said county about 3 miles south of Mt Sterling and kuoAvn as iho Whuoft place All of said land Avill bo sold in parcels to suit purchaser and upon lonr length of time Term made kimwii on day of sale Thoe desiring to examine said farms or personalty Avill apply to G W or Peter Goodpaster or the All inxuirics will bo promptly angered by addressing tho undersigned at Mt Sterling Kv Sale Avill comin ieo piomplly at 10 oclock a m U positively without reserve and Avill continue until completed mid-isiii-- Ono black maro by Forest Wflko record 2 214 dam by Star Davis 2d dam by Jno Dillard tho aire of ho dams of nino 230 performers 3d dam by Bolivar Ono gray mare Cally Chief by Ashland Chief the sire of four in the 230 list 1st dam by Civil Biht bv lefs c Membrino Pilot Ono black gelding sired by Mozart out of a Magic marc Ono lny marc Mis Wren sired by Magic 1st dam bv Bay Messenger 2d dam by Emorys Lcxinuton stinu d to Vanncss One gray mare by Vinco stinted to Vanncs Ono bay stallion Vanncss sired by Caliban dam Naunio Etticoat tho dam of Brown Silk that trotted M cond to BeJIcvara in a yearling race in 2 3S and thorn old for 3700 2d dam Soprano the dam of C F Clay Eminence and Strathbridge by Rtrarhmoro tho siro of n 230 performers 3d dam Abbess tho dam of Stein wav by Albion the siro of the dam of Vanity Fair 2 2ij One luoAvn mare Lucile sired bv Lewis Nopolean 1st dam Emma West by Ashland Chief 2d dam Ilottic West ccnt trotting track lying upon the t Sterling North Middlctown turnpike Also 83 head ofiine cattle 3 milk cows 1 yoke of oxen 10 yearling calves 130 head of sheep 30 head of lambs 75 head of hogs 1 sorrel mare 1 yearling colt one horse 2 lions 1 colt 1 bay mare adout 14000 pounds of tobacco also about 1000 bushels of vJ one 2 horse wagon plows reapers mowers rollers 1 harrow 1 buggy 1 corn plantc 1 spring wagon and various minor things used in farming Also the following thorough d stock One sorrel mare Marietta by Meredith bam of Meredith Lady Overton st dam bv Greenwood by Clark Chief 2d dam by son of Errickson by Membrino Chief Marietta lias trotted in 235 One gray mare Willette WIIkcs by Ethan Wilkes he by George Wilkes dam by Ethan Allen Willete Wilkes 1st clam was Annie D by Hero 2d dam by Vinco Vince sired the dam of Ed Rosewater she has shown a quarter in 3 zh seconds One bay filly Calisse by Caliban the sire of C F Clay 2iS 1st dam Bclje of Greenwood by Greenwood 2d dam by son of Errickson bv Membrino Chief all the real and personal property of said Goodpaster consisting of about 520 acres Blue Grass land with line brick house barns all necessary outbuildings and a niagiil of tt tl lt lt twcnty-sOA-c- R A As Assignee in Trust of G MITCHELL W Goodpaler and as Assignee in Trust of Peter Goodpatci JACK STEWART Auctioneer Lexington Ky mnrjniMuni vuwivi rrwf iirm iwnwn Wood Brown miii of tho suicide boiug an inability to pay young horse made a record a few days ago of 2 224 His re Swimms majority 192 mains were interred at Springfield Palo Alto Avill como into tho field For Constitution 29 church on Sunday Against this year Avith tho most impoiing 103 Sharp3bupg now lias two bar rooms stable of trotters that has over been Majority for Constitution and the boys fay they are a great im sent down tho lino from that famous aaroxs KUX Tliero will bo Siinol provement over the drug stores They establishment 112 Brown 210i Palo Alto 2124 Amlgo 53 can now take their smiles without Wood Adver the circumlocutory process of affecting 2101 Hinda Boso 219 59 all the ills that flesh is heir to consult tiscr 2224 Bcrnal221 Coral 2 25 majority Browns a physician and getting a prcscription and othor good ones Thomas 20 They can Swimm Six marcs avcII selected and kept in just walk in plank down their dimes and the barkeeper docs just tho right condition Avill turn out 91 Thomas majority more successful speed among their 139 the rest For Constitution foals than twenty mares Avill that are 31 Against Daniel If Jones of Ml Sterling has less carefully attended nud condi 10S obtained a judgment and an order of tioned on a placo Majority for Constitution that is overstocked sale in tho Bath Circuit Court against Farms MI1 STEELING that used to produce speed J T Jones J Clyde Nelson and after a timo stop producing it any Engine House tho heirs of Viiginia Jones deceased more Usually tho trouble is they are jbd 479 and their real estate consisting of a 271 femwn overstocked farm of about ISO acres near town is Wildilowcr tho sensational filly wBmoods majority 203 advertised to bo hold by tho Master that set tho colt world on fire a few 2S7 Commissioner at Owingsville jTHomas next 205 Monday Only enough of each de Â¬ years ago avIiou sho took a Jswihim record of 221 is destined to provo fendants share will bo sold to produce 82 JKrhomas majority Wild Boy her tho sum of 177540 against each a famous matron 050 Mfoj tho Constitution Onco boforo tho plaintiff obtained a first foal had his leg broken her filly 80 RVgainst judgment iu tho Bath Circuit Court Wildmount is in tho 230 list and 570 against these defendants for ovnr another Wild Boo has a mark of 2 31 Majority for Constitution rowns mai at Harpers stable 1G8 913000 but the caso was taken to tho Both of her foals that havo appeared Tho now Constitution carries by Court of Appeals where the decision in public aro by Piedmont Wo Bcmcmbor that Aveights aro always about 1800 majority whilst Brown of tho lower court was reversed get s a majority of 114 Buckncrs havo it on good authority that tho caso employed at risk of tho tendons and Ik will again bo carried to tho higher synovial sac tho injuries to Avhich ap Â¬ ijority in tho county was 27 No 13 court Henos pear in the- form of Avindgalls or thick PR5jf In Batli county Sharpsburg gives trvii ttiLTOOTaccramgaTOwt3CT oning of tho tendons And tho moro Sharpo 513 whilst ho carries Bethel LAND STOCK AND CROP by 178 Caudoll is reported to havo It waB a Gorman convention Avhich Avcight carried tho greater tho risk in this particular direction Therefore carried Itowan by 159 met at Baltimore yesterday July 30 Many avIio claim to bo posted say Avith Aveights as soon as tho Clark gavo Brown 225 majority and to nominate a Democratic ticket for dispenso caso Avill admit of it Uso them only hemp Avill go to JfOOO per hundred tho now Constitution about tho same Maryland Tho popular Senators re- Â¬ according to a dispatch recoived at election Avas pledged in advance and in spocding and never iu jogging Brack Gillespie shipped tAVo car Â¬ 1030 last night Tho majority for enthusiastic references avoio frequent Â¬ loads of cattlo to Cincinnati on Satur It is a Avcll knoAvn fact that most tho now Constitution will bo over- Â¬ ly made to him as a Presidential can- Â¬ colts if giAon all their training on one day whelming in tho State didate A tariff for revcuuo only track or oon on ono piece of road Tho now crop of hemp through Con Lost on Sunday a pockot book con- Â¬ platform with a gold and silver parity says tho Horso World Avill after a tral Kentucky is said to bo practically Â¬ taining ten dollars between Mt Ster- plank Avas adopted and tho folloAving timo got track sick that is thoy Avill a failure Tho better grades of this ling and Thompson station Finder ticket Avas adopted Governor Farmer loo all interests iu their Avork and article aro uoav selling at 17G to will roturn to this olllco and got re Â¬ Frank BroAvn AUornoy Gcnoral consequently improvo very little and 525 ward John P Poo Clerk Court of Appeals iu some cases drop back in their speed En Giilfoil N P and W W Gay sold to W B JJFrankford Controller MD Smith As a general thing about the best thing a trainer can do Avitli a colt or horso L03t Courier Journal Kidd last Friday 105 cattlo to bo do that gets track sick is to lot up on On tho streets of Mt Sterling a thoir work and turn them out for a llvored tho first ten days in August at 3 Finder pocket book containing short timo as ono seldom improves 585 and 95 cattlo to bp delivered in Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria much will please leavo it at this office until that is done October at 530Winchestcr Sun three-year-old i Woods majority Swimm Thomas Advertiser Avill como nearer being tho premier of Palo Alto than any 121 Miioido occurred a few miles from this uoav He is 101 place lat Thursday Mr Will Taylor young horse out ofthere Wilkes- by Electioneer Lulu a a young and well liked farmer took a 23 daughter ofGcorgo Wilkes and Lulu large doc of Paris green and died iu 122 215 by Alexanders Norman This 100 gicat agony Tho supposable cause A very sad and most deplorable - eafita tMiray MlJMi iilll awsMsra tt bdessz ortr HiECTE3 iiiniiiiiwiiL vi rrinr ii mi iiSlMi ill iTnri i sm mi 11 If II m ftMsW SB8 R 1 22 somo debts which were due Â¬ Â¬ ni P Â¬ -- ld or Sale by ED MITCHELL DEALER T3Xr-Stoves Queenswaro Harclware E r w Agricultural Mt Sterling Implements Ky M Etc - South fflaysville St Â¬ averaged Masons J D Gay J W Ilaydonand James W H Buh bought last Aveek for P Mason of this county Avero in tho August doliAery the folloAving lots of Louisvillo tobacco market tho past cattlo of Nim Byrd 29 head at AAcck selling tobacco Mr Gays crop 523 of J T Highland IS head f llG0v Haydbns 9 and 8 D N PrcAvitt bought of W Watts fifty 90 lb Avethers at if US and 00 lambs at f375 per 100 and of K K Thompson 121 AAothcrs at 373 per head Frank Fox sold to the Turk iugton Bros fifty SouthdoAvn sheep al f8 por head Gcorgo Evans sold to DN PrcAvitt ten 100 It hogs all barroAvs at 375 T I irorring sold forty U0 lb hogs at i350 Danville dvocrte at 530 of Silas Stofer 79 head Gl head at 525 lfi head at 5c and 2 O head at d of N B Young 15 head pick out of JO at 525 of Henry Hall 35 head pick out of 70 at 525 of John Gaitskill 25 head at 530 of Cliff Prowitt 30 haad at 525 and 31 hoad of M B JIaddon at 525 Dr J K Kutuewaky is located on the Gon Dink Williams placo ukIavIU attond to all calls vf V wi 1L A UU 1 p m mrtrt lMH4 4HM m MT STEELING ADVOCATE TUESDAY AUGUST 4 1891 r v - ri in r - - jf -- U -- - SAA V 1 JT Ex President Cleveland is quoted by a correspondent of tho Boston Her Â¬ ald as sa ing that for reasons good and entirely consistent with his PICLED UP earnest wish for tho success of the not tako tho Too many people mistake poverty Democratic party ho will 1 stump in Ohio or any other State this for religion fall Occasionally the wisest owl hoots at j An Atchison woman of 80 recently tho wrong Mine told her friends that she expected a A man who knows how to wait young woman to come and visit her knows how to get oven Her friends quietly mado arrange Â¬ portion of tho little ments to give a few dinners and Tho husincss town of Blair Wis burned parties to entertain the young woman Â¬ A fool is wiser in his advice than when she came Judge- of their sur to learn tho other day that tho mise wiso men arc in their actions old ladys young woman friend is Ej -Tho first bale of now cotton from just 70 pj at Georgia was sold in New York There was rather a lively time seven cents Tuesday in tho Louisville Board of There is the wisest kind of philoso- Â¬ Trado on account of the sale of some P-3phy in letting the other fellow do the bonds of the Bcattyvillo Extension worrying l railroad Twenty bonds of 100 each T1 When you look at some men they had been pledged to secure a loan h hr Onr Imported Dress Goods somehow make you think of a de Â¬ with the understanding that tho col- Â¬ 1 i I 3 UBI3HBBM I 1 I iI I I 1 I 1i H SI Misses aud Cbilclreuss K serted woman H lateral was to bo sold if the notes Department Ready LIado Dresses were not paid at maturity The at- Â¬ 8 Is loaded to tho guards with all tho Padtich is infoMed by a gang of In all material beautifully burglars Iu the last week a dozen torney for tho holder ordered the sale artistically made from latest Novelties aud Wash Fabrics of No man woman or child visiting Louisvillo can afford to lcavo without 115 to 25 each hmiMs have been broken into unit and Col Thomas Bullitt foibado it OUR OWN IMPORTATION ThU accounts for the low price of 50 going through it An acre ot Belling spico Limitless counter ri robbed room and an army of sales people Ss Childhexs Misses which tho bonds bi ought No such assortment shown outsido Every man ha an axe to grind and JACKETS KEEPERS AND of New York Send for samples or wind hail and rain A tnrriblc looks upon every other man with an when in tho city call and see them BLAZERS eye to inducing him to turn tho storm visited tho locality of Hot Springs Sunday night the hail doing An immense aggregation of styles handle LINENS to select from ranging in utegmcej J much damage to window lights Laces p price from 175 to 20 each After a man rem hrs forty he is throughout tho city The mammoth 3 WHITE VI principally interested iu getting rid of plunge bath house was damaged to Gloves --Ul sJwL m too much stomach and keeping enough GOODS tho amount of several dollars This is CO CTQ Fans top of his head hair on f tho second destructive hail storm that MUSLIN Italy gives notice that the Govern- has visited Hot Springs this summer Parasols ment will favor Italian exhibits at the Crops along tho Choyenno river UNDERWEAR Ribbons Worlds Fair but that 110 official ac- valley which gave promise of tho UPHOLSTERY tion will be taken largest yield in the history of the Hosiery lit- Â¬ Marshal Fox colored was fatally county wcro in ten minutes time DOMESTICS Corsets shot by Charles Bramo at a picnic in erally ruined NOTIONS Dress Christian county Sunday night All Every little while an Atchison man drunk tho parties were comes back from Topeka with a story Trimming t Shoes of land are daily disappear ho heard Geo It Peck tell The Acres Toilet Articles Leather DRESSMAKING ing into the Missouri river west of latct on is to tho following effect died in Now York and her GoodsGents Furnishings St Joseph and that city is threatened An actress OUR MODISTES friends called on an undertaker to with serious consequences make arrangements for the funeral Mad E Dougherty And tho grandest Carpel Department in this country Over oOOOflolls During a fight on a crowded excur- Â¬ The undertaker wanted to know how Mad E M Pierce of carpets of all kinds in all the latest designs at great bargain prices sion train near Itockwood Pa a they wanted the coffin trimmed Miss M Collins were policeman and two other men whereupon tho friends of tho dead thrown oil and killed And three hundred experienced woman said they would accept his Rhamls working early and lato fashion Well said the under Â¬ LADIES Butte Mont three labor leaders suggestions At REEFERS BLAZERSj ing our beautiful goods into dresses are charged with the murder ofWr J taker if the deceased was a single elegant variety to select from W An which aro tho very embodiment ofl Penrose an editor who had been at- Â¬ woman I should trim tho cofiin in Thousands of them all exclusive stylcra style tacking labor organizations white if a married woman in helio- Â¬ to b6 seen no place else Scarcely twoM trope The friends said they would alike at attractive low prices Whcnj See our grand assortment of goeds The old cant be young again and in the city your inspection is cordial fa the youg will not learn by the think tho matter over and send him invited H ftjmill Ow fsf llllltno iirlinn in HIV Uil 1IUI ill ln U wisdom and experience of the old so word as to their decision In tho afternoon the undertaker received this troublo will continue to trouble Trim tho cofiin in white with note Disappointment in love i3 the wind a dash here and there of heliotrope that blows many poorly rigged crafts Prof Snow who is in Colorado to out into the Equal Suffrage Faith investigate the grasshopper ecnro Cure and Christian Science waters A writes to tho Kansas papers Mr Van Pelt editor of the Craig Tho international Convention to ar careful examination has failed to dis Mo Meteor went to a drugstore at range the preliminaries for a commer Â¬ closo a single specimen of tho destruct Â¬ Hillsdale Iowa and asked the physi cial alliance between Germany -- MAKUFACTtTUEtES OF- From siciau in attendance to give him a ive Kocky Mountain locust This is tlio school in which to edu Â¬ Italy and Switzerland todays investigation it appears that dose of something for cholera morbus cate your daughters if you want them will be held at Berne swarms of the Wingless individuals and looseness of tho bowels lie well prepared for their life work At the Louisville Board of Trade are inarching out in all directions from says I felt so much better tho next The discipline is mild and parental twenty five hares of Pincville Mock this locality as a center The tew morning that I concluded to call on but firm the couro of study and gen and winged ones show no disposition to the physician and get him to iix mo were sold for nineteen cent advantages are first class and the seventy five at twenty one and a half migrate The young march rapidly up a supph of the medicine I was eral Grates Stoves Hollow Ware Air Grates Sash Weights expenses moderate Etc cents on Tuesday having advanced nine miles north- Â¬ surprised when he handed mo a bot- Â¬ Â¬ For catalogues or any further in -- Agents for American ex- Â¬ tle of English Til- eChamberlains Colic Cholera formation write to A run was made on the Peoples ward in the last Avcok They feed grasses leaving un Â¬ and Diarrhoea Remedy Ho said ho Saving Bank San Francisco of which clusively upon OFFICE J f SALESROOMS Rev C Pope Pres VT 11 i fields tlnough pi escribed it regularly iu his practice JL 1 I 433 415 West Jcllbrsgn Street Col B 0 Carr formerly of Louis- touched tho young corn Millersburg Ky which they were seen to pass in great and found it tho best ho could got or The officers ville is manager iy numbers Kansas need not have tho propare I can testify to its efficiency tho institution i perfectly solvent si GO TO id slightest fear of an invasion from this in niv oae at all events For salo bv is Tho Itev Wellington White a mis Â¬ grass cuttng species T G Julian sionary to China at home on leave One of the most unfortunate men in was struck and instantly killed by a Chorlcra infinitum has lost its ter Â¬ Y as were- alo the woi Id lives in Atchison During train at Elmira N life he has had but one rors since the introduction of Cham Â¬ to have your ieet shod his little daughter and two of her his married ambition and that was to accumulate berlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoia companions He manufactures all classes of money for his wife and childien Ho Remedy When that remedy is used at prevails Much excitement is worth a small fortune now but in and tho treatment as directed with Corinth Ky on account of several his long money saving life he neg- Â¬ each bottle is followed a cure is cer- Â¬ mad dogs having been killed there lected himself and is as much out of tain Mr A AV Walter a prominent A boy was bitten near town a few place in tho hocial pleasures and luxu Â¬ merchant at Walters urg III says and guarantees satisfaction Have you ever used days ago and a mad stono was ap- ries ho has gathered around his family It cured by baby boy of cholera in Â¬ plied It stuck twice as a bull would be in a china shop fantum after several other remedies This is tho time of the year when TJiey have their parties and good had failed Tho child was so low OXJR338 j ne uest preparation ior leatner known people who like to look pretty should times but ho is too old to enjoy them that he seemed almost beyond tho aid not accept invitations out to dinner He is out of business and in the of human hands or reach of any med- Â¬ 25 and 50 cent bottles for salo Indigestion An angel would not look pretty while evenings ho sits alone wondering icine Dyspepsia Nausea Sour Stomach Sleeplessness catimr corn oil a cob and the Lord what is wrong that now he has ac- Â¬ by T G Julian Headache Nervous Pros- Â¬ knows it does not taste good any other complished his ambition ho is not Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria tration Neuralgia Pal- Â¬ to be a com Atchison Globe way happy His case is said EDUCATE THAT BOY pitation of the Heart That Terrible Cough County Fair will bo mon one It is as common as that of Tho Jessamine Loss of Energy Beginning about September 1st in a saves and pinches studio to bo announced hold at Nicholasville August 12 to 13 tho woman who In tho morning hurried or difficult Weakness of Back Peelings Â¬ oi may grow rich and Languor and Lassitude Geninclusive An attractive programme that her husband breathing raising phlegm tightness is forgotten when ho has mado eral Debility La Grippe has been arranged and everything who in the chest quickened pulse dullness Tlicicfmolt will nay jou to ciitlcnlly cxamlno Etc Etc his money There are so many pititlio tlninid o tliu vitiious bcliools will bo done to mako it a success in the evening or sweats at night all ful tilings about old ago that it has In use for 25 years Tho comnanv has an able corps of aro the first stages of and surgeons lu the by eminent physicians THE MT STERLING united Htoten and proof punishment that only or any of these by them tho officersMr W F Dickorson Presi becomo a sortdie young can cvado consumption Dr Ackers English nouncedwhere all othersbest TONIU11 ezunt Of Lexington Ky will conduot tall Try and bu cures those who It dent A II Jewell Vice Piesident Cough Remedy will cure theso fearful convinced Asic your Druggist tor It classes in For Boys Globe Atchison Jos L Simpson Treasurer and Geo symptoms and is sold under a positivo Drawing with Crayon PRICE 100 PER BOTTLE B Taylor Secretary A Child Killed guarantee by T G Julian Comts your ovimlmitlon Call on or address and Charcoal Pastel for fmthiT Infoi matloii GO Manfs and Proprs J ED RAY county Another child killed by tho use ol At Alexandria Campbell Water Color and Is Life Worth Living Major C W FOWLER Prln IAXtIS ICY several young men were playing ball opiates given in tho form of Soothing Oil Painting Clifford Gos Military discipline Not if you go through tho world a when a wild ball struck Syrup Why mothers give thoir chil Â¬ in tho breast Ho China Painting 110 y four years old Ackors Dyspepsia dren Biich deadly poislin is surprising dyspeptic Dr All parties indebted to us 43 tr foil but aroso and walked about Full circulars containing courses1 a positivo euro for tho aro twenty feet when ho fell unconscious when thoy can relievo tho child of its Tablets will please call and settle as plans prices and recommendation Ho was carried into a house near by peculiar troubles by using Dr Ackers worst forms of Dyspepsia Indigestion we need our money and must win oo iurnisncu uy Miss McClintock in a few minutes The Baby Soothor It contaius no opium Flatulency and Constipation Guar- Â¬ where- ho died or oy have it tho heart Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria ball struck right over Mrs Dr R HAYDOr or morphine Sold byT G Julian anteed aud sold by T G Julian drug- Â¬ Cassidy rupturing a blood vessel iu that druggist MtSleilmgJ gist THE ADVOCATE TH B I WORLDS FASHIONS- under ONE ROOF ffi gT I I l I With THE PEOPLE m Touch Always Jj I i 1 Jfc - 1 v Cilp f A K D 58 Fourth - Jefferson Streets Louisville Kentucky THE km U q I o cfPffe E iVN 2 a 2 d - g I fmrrnfiT m H3 hnr rnnfin lintnh hnrmnivro r nNM u R vl I V 9 K 1 1 1 1 1 1 OUTSIDE of NEW YORK w W OTHER DEPARTMENTS iff vr Â¬ tV Iff US Llw Â¬ Â¬ - I DEPT k Er vvK2Y77rsriH irzja rt Augustus Sharpe s New York Store llGrslrtalB Mm THE FISCHER LEAF CO Â¬ 2aa2 JW Austria-- Hungary Iron marb xjei xz ejxd Slate Wood Mantels -- Â¬ UUIbVl le y eorge Reissingeffe SHOES BlackingLJ BOOTS Â¬ iomsc Reissingers Oil LOSS OF APPETITE yo u Cant But Oncei Mool Apt Classes1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Trail organ Sutton 1 1M n i l ijh i v sXja t rtf MT STEBLIKG ADVOCATE Preparation for Opportunity -- TUESDAY rnncOAiui vxxsx2zvnei AUGUSTS 1891 BTagaamnxJwrrwfiwfir ffTntTI ragCTCTIMJJi1lUOTBCTIUJIAlliIHiaTO fcTHE ADVOCATE Sir Henry Ilavelock joined tho army h e Li of India in his twenty eight year and Tho RlKht of Exclusion waited till he was sixty two for the JiLAl JL JL Itov Dr E E Hale recently read opportunity to show himself fitted to b During oeo the Examiner Club of Boston a commaild and skillful to plan iper on Gen Booths plan of colo tlioso four and thirty years of waiting nizing thQ paupers of London which ho was busy preparing himself for Ji t XBIIW is published in tho Commonwealth that march to Lucknow which was to iMAAaJLiiiJS2IESS7Z After speaking of tho great reservoir muko him famous as a soldier Gen Charles James Napier whilo in tho heart of Eu- Â¬ of wretchedness 3 rope whoro millions of pcoplo arc Governor of Scindc wrote to an en Â¬ YOUR MOTTO glad to live on food wliich well bred sign advising him by study to prepare s himself for tho higher ranks of his mtat hounds would reject ho says SJJjU 7 so that when promotion A fow drops from this reservoir profession KEESSHSESK ssectosq BUY LOW FOR CASH trickle over to America To London camo q would be ready to discharge 1 I Ik ho channel is open and short A pas tho duties of tho now position Tho i jli i L Â¬ generals words should bo inwardly Sago on tho forward deck of a Ham OUR MOTTO burg steamer is about tho wholo of it digested by all young men Ho Now wo all know that England must wrote By reading professional books you not keep anything out of hor ports SELL LOW POR CASH It invests more money in Kentucky than all its competitors combined Wo all know that in England you will discover what is faulty in your corps if faults thcro aro you will must buy whoro you can buy tho It has established a- brAncii in Kentucky to facilitate the transaction of its On that theory of course then learn how things ought to be cheapest The following articlces are immense business CM ou must buy your labor on tho same and will by daily observation see how for your especial benefit It issues a greater variety of policies than any other company rms So that poor General Booth thoy aro Thus you can form com- Â¬ not only to uplift tho hundred parisons which will in timo teach you It is the originator of nearly every improved plan of life insurance 1 ousand pcoplo who aro now without your profcsMnn Xuep up ill knowledge that you uflicient wages in East London his real problem is to uplift to the level have acquirt and gain as mn li more which ho proposes all tho pcoplo in iinuucaii ly reading you will be Oliver Chilled Plows distinguished without it abilities are Is the most popular plan of insurance in existence tho world who aro not on that level to nflitilo use A man may talk and Malta Double Shovels unless tho cost of their trausporliou It contains special advantages and guarantees which can be given by chief London is suulciont to act iw a pro- - write but ho cannot learn his pro Old Hickory Wagons COMPETITORS BY REASON OF UNWISE CHARTER RESTRICTIONS fession without constant study to pre Â¬ hibitory duty It guarantees a loan after ten io years at opfion of policy holder to carry the Tho philosophical question ut tho pare especially for the higher ranks Reversible Disc narrows policy to end of a designated period bottom of tho wholo is this Has any because there he wants the knowledge its national pur and experience of others improved by Non Reversible Disc narrow g Otion tho right for It guarantees a mortuary dividend to all premiums paid after ten io years This Jposc as of education morals or in his own Vandiver Corn Planters leaves the full face of policy Butwhcn in a post of responsibility in event the premiums have been borrowed prosperity to exclude the a goncral ho has no timo to read and if he comes Two hot se Cultivators ami increases tne policy n premiums have been paid in cash natives of other nations whoso pres This is the di- Â¬ to Rtioh a poM with an empty skull it ence is distasteful It gives a grace of thirty clays in payment of all premiums Coo ing Stoves plomatic phrase when a foreign minis- - is then too late to fill it and ho makes It gives a special rate covering first two years of insurance tor is to be sent away Tho Puritans no figure Thus many people fail to Wrought Steel Ranges It gives desirable options of settlement if insured survives the distribution period of Now England acted on this sup Â¬ distinguish themselves and say they Heating Stoves The New York Life writes in Kentucky nearly double the amount of insnrancc se- Â¬ posed right and banished linger Wil- Â¬ aro unfortunate which U untrue liams and tho Quakers The verdict their own previous idleness has unI lay Forks cured by any other company as the following figures taken from the Reports of their own descendants even has fitted them to profit from lortune will show Tho smith who has to look for his been on tho whole against them Tho Spades Japanese acted upon it for moro than hammer when tho iron is red strikes Shovels jAvo centuries Willi somo interesting too late the hammer should bo up Wftsults but they then abandoned it lifted to fall like a thunderbolt while Mattocks Lender pressure and aro now sailing tho white heat is in the metal Thus Ex Picks ou exactly the other tack Acting will tho forging prosper upon it in one exceptional case the rrofessor Hcilprin tho geographer Axes United States lias excluded tho Chi- - in an article entitled The Culminat- Â¬ 1 neso but tho United States receives ing Point of tho North American Con Â¬ And everything necessary to P ominri niits of other races who aro cor- - tinent discusses the observations as tiVinly inferior to the Chinese to the loftiest four summits of Mex- Â¬ a complete outfit for farming For myself I believe in Govcrn- - ico and comes to tho following deter Â¬ Call 1 1 and see us We defy nient I like to bo called the lnenil mination as to their heights Teak of f Government And I behevo m Orizaba 18205 feet Popocatapetl competition f Why do yon spit at mo said tho glow worm I Why do you shino said tho toad Government of tho people for the 17523 feet Ixtaccihuati 1G9G0 feet l iiconle bv tho people I beliovo that Nevada do Tolucu 14954 feet Tho The people of Kentucky arc invited to consider these matters carefully before insuring his pcoplo is a visible entity of which restoration of tho peak of Orizaba to W P OLDHAM GOS elsewhere IUU individuals can be registered and the first place amoug tho Mexican Insurance men who contemplate engaging in the life insurance businICSS WILL FIND umbered that they aro born to their mountains aud its increased altitude 23 ly IT responsible for it I Professor Hcilprin states open up the ity and aro to call on or address wievc therefore that this people in interesting question as to what consti jTiuy country has a right to say if and titutcs tho culminating point of tho how its numbers shall be enlarged North American continent lie anal While it is managing its own ailairs yzes the data on which the palm has MANUFACTUKEIi OK oven whilo it is trying its own experi Â¬ been accorded to Mount St Elias ments it may say how many stran- owing to tho hight of 19404 feet Saddles Harness Bridles Halters Ac gers and what strangers may bo added given to it by the obscrvor Dall He to its numbers While I am analyzing points out that this determination I curry tho largest and most com- Â¬ tho liquid in a test glass to find how was mado at sea ono hundred and much nitrate of silver thcro is in it twenty seven miles distant In view plete lino of general Saddlery Goods T you shall not add to tho solution of the reduction of height mado by in the city All work made of ilrst class material either chloride of gold or N H the recent Alaska expedition Profes Â¬ E D and M V CO PJmpJas HoadaefcQdj Loss oS I have a right to conduct my sor Heilprins concluding words aro and by skilled workmen Call and Sloop a Weary Fssllagi Sar3 ni examine stock and learn prices experiment to tho end But tho worthy of attention Have received an elegant as- Â¬ In viow of tho Body or Limbs Wasii c AppnHta j English nation on tho whole docs not broad divergence existing in these SHORT LINE TO CHAS REIS sortment of IS ycu suffer fromj SErupiians beliovo in such a right of exclusion later measurements and tho fact WashlriRton Philadelphia that any oi fhasfi sympfoms fako rmnaci and I suppose it will generally bo all earlier determinations jrivo less Baltimore New York GOODS u 5 Old Point and the ea- - horo challenged at this tablo Thero is a than 18000 feet for tho height of n ATITI PTTV sfVfck nC Tt IX roiinral impression that water must Mount St Elias geographers will Tin- mnicT link to own level and that Johns- - probably consider tho question of ab French Plaid Novelties Lexington Loulsvlllo wn must get out of tho way whilo solute Jieignt as sun an open one Silk Grenadines St Louis City Kansas iLrjSMnding it ENGLISH Gray Suitings That tho mountain closely approxi Â¬ We have just laid iu a fresh and P9 ChattanooKa Memphis fi7t lff7 Black Silks P mates tho giants of the Mexican pla- Â¬ complete stock of AND ALL POINTS Waste of Energy White Goods teau is almost certain but it seems West and Northwest South and Black Novelty Goods xisy x5 uisH equally probable that its true position tE3 M Dimitios Southwest Itlis hold that oven tho very best is after and not before the Peak of IN KtTllCT JANUAUY 1S01 Nainsooks steam engines lose 90 por cent of tho Orizaba which would thus bo the India Linens Everything a family needs always li t Llnilil AcV inAcV m lwatTgonorated in thoir furnaces and culminating peak of tho North Amer Â¬ Jlnit East Bound Dally Kii4 Daily Daily Linen Lawns on hand Prices as low as the lowest Daily Kx tiuulx Mm jPhas also been shown that in tho in- - ican continent Etc Etc Your money will irot tho srood Blood Lexington Lmi Uiani i1Uiiii S45imll lOiii IVHY you Bscauro Ycurmercury Is Impure WIiiehfMif over used iridescent electric lamp only 5 per Hftvo If so satim oojini 7 0iml20im All kinds of MttL ilinj Air SSiaiu Oim Jipm lUinn illd j ou nlvo youriolt tho nciitiil nttcntlou cent of tho electricity consumed is Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria lOUOlMU IIVIlY Dont you know that us Ait inf tho timo P D CORSETS The Best Made Ion as tbo mercury t3ln tho syst un you Olhelllll Lo 10 JOani ilOlliini Uiinm converted into light tho rest being 12 lSpmlOilUiim Ahlilaiul will fool tho ttreefs of It Wsniid iiot 15am CattlKttsliuvj Lveia Mpmio 4Uiiu tell you that you requlron blood mollclnoS UWiih lost in heat So it is not so much the j A littlo Swiss canton with Social- Â¬ JIunUntoM A rr 12Mpmll07Piu trensuro treedom lrom tho uftcr eircclB 2aiu KukIInj Hliiod mroblcm of tho scientists to discover istic tendencies has lately adopted a bought for which tho highest market Dixtor I AcIcithknown medlclno thut In Misses Ladies and Childrens only iCIlxIr tho Enow forces perhaps as to invent somo law of ireo burial by which the State prico will bo paid Give us a call v thorouchlv eradlcato tho poison trout West Bound sizes DAILv Jtho Bystcm Get it fiom your drtifwlst of reducing tho wasto that takes is tho chief patron and employer of tho jorwrltoto W H HOOKER ACO S J D IlmitiliKtoil Lmi it ooiiu laipni iirpm 40 West Broadway Now York place in usage of those wo have When undertakers Two purveyors of cof CatlcttxlMinr III iisrpiii llxim Siim ikditlan Queen St opposito Laundry CASSLME11ES - GINGHAMS Axhluml 7 10pm liaiii Mpin perfect combustion of fuel is accom Â¬ fins aro elected in each district all Olholllll Air 8 20am i OJiim 4 00am S Mum KX Mill plished and when electricity cam bo orders aro sent to ono during tho first 1MALL1ES - ARMEXtANKUtr MtStoilin Lio 10 27am 4 32pm 0 2mi 2ipu LMiiinknnpfl info ilrlir witlinur flin in six 11 Mrm 4 ispm 7 lSitn WIllClllrtLT rpm w - 0v ww months of tho year and to the LCXillgtlMl Air 12 0im Sojim SOJam 243pnrmcdlation of heat thon if wo have other during tho remaining six iimitiiInn Vitibnleil lullin hloepors run vi6Tiiilmid it reached tho millcniuin wo way months Tho cofllns aro delivered Jnily and lw iii tcen LouUvllli UxiiiKton Waiiigtiii New dole for other forces to subjugate So gratuitously Notwithstanding tho lurk ami Old 1iiint umrinl Tliin train is tlio A cottage of 5 rooms on Clay street mailo nartofon ctlcbriitiil P P V int nf AND- it is in our physical and mental ofibrts of tho government to bo fair iiiiiiiiiiguiii iuol v ii Kimic forces wo do not need new forces so tho greatest complaint and dissatis- Â¬ in good repair and desirably located FAST MAILTUAIX tun dally except Sim day between Lexington and lliintiuirlon Jlako much as a judicious use of thoso wo faction have arisen Ono coflln maker A VERY desirablo property ou diiect einmectlons at lIiiiitiiiLtou with L A O Possession given at once possoss Electric Ago r- Howard Avenue At Atliland Willi S V ly At Wilieliester Willi has twico as many orders as his col- within two It It nortli mid wiiitli IhiiiikI anil at Iex KC tiiglon with U N i tj and C N O GEORGE ALEXANDER lcaguo aud privato families aro not T I have rented tho Damn building on miuulos walk of tho Court house eon Ituilroads A carpenter by tho name of M S satisfied Enst Main street and liavo Jltted stating of lot S5 feet front and on this a Mibfttauliiil hoiuo of nine rooms be LKXINliTOX OLIV11 HILT Alcmilll Powers fell from tho roof of a houso DATION I am there Â¬ sides halls porches sioro rooms etcÂ¬ dully except Suiidiiy CounecU at up a number of rooms incluvler to mid from K t points and at Lex fore prepared to EastDes Jloincs Iowa and sus- - It is for you to assumo that tho man accoimnodato my lliiilding in prinio condition Splen Â¬ iiiKton with U S IS Tbeso Colcbratod ENGLISH for Louls ille Ky DOCTOR Pitt aro u 1onltlro Cure icd a paintul and sorious sprain of who is always eager to tell you a bit for Olck friends with board and lodging by tho did cellars two cxcullcnt cisterns Icailucbr ISlllaunrM and For full ho wrist which ho cured with ono of scandal about somebody eUo Itates Itoutes Coutlpatlon bmall rlcor etc apply lutonnntion in kKiuil toor coimcctliiir week day or meal Special attention fruit stables etc is to any nsciit of this Also ant ftml n furorlls Tilth the J llniiSorto Ijottlo of Chamberlains Pain Ualm always just as eager to toll somebody paid to Court day dinners Charges each on two lots of CO feet frontage Indies SaM in KiirUikI far smno Mrcot and adjaceut to H E Huntlnnton C L Brown tn AmeilcuforSlp says it is worth 5 a bottlo I elso a bit of scandal about you Ho iJ Ctl reasonable V 1 tlio above property a JL T V A ihoin fron jour lirns sltj or dm GO cents For sale by T G Q31SO mij to it i iioosu co LoxIriBton Ky jriieiuQa i 0 Hei lrolMr Xiw York J A STEPHENS Children Cry for Pitchers CastoriaJ G W Barney W S Harrison u CWHARRIS 1 3f XJIJJJJitlJiOJ1 B Farmers Alliance 1110 J tnj rz I Surplus - 3 ia f Tho lTxi7 Vm j ncis pctiu utJciLn losses ana maiie u iiu novvi tured policies in Kentucky for over Forty Years with promptness and liberality P-v office rw Its New Distribution Policy not its the intact Â¬ Official Â¬ BUSINESS IN KENTUCKY IN 1890 Equitable Mutual Benefit Mutual Life Northwestern NEW YORK LIFE 446785000 244827000 80474700 141950000 203 9800 k to their interest CHAS RE IS entuo ky Â¬ B ranch Office the commerce bldg Louisviile Ky Ky Albert Hoffman Agt Mt Sterling Spring mm m mm nocTon fl untiii qddtm m 9K FAULT GROCERIES 4 I Country Produce Garrett S H ZEIGLERS SHOES 3ay 111 1 1 Kiiiiilrf -- 1 J For Sale or Rent 1 - jiiiss Boarding House J SAMUELS FOR SZEJ Restaurant - 1 MKm ltlta mm I A 11 1 U A Lcilngton Ky G A Aihluud Ky 31 tf MTSTEHLLNU KY aUtKEjBKjBttNKUMfjMtjiW Mm r - s Ut twMmmKmtmMmmmiilimmwx k xi iwnmm iwipimmWiVmm JftflWWfi mm iit PW MJ H w ff wpiitniiiiiwi ymiiyiij 6 fwwTignjugwsniKmwJwmijiwwrrjMHjiii MT STEBLINGr ADVOCATE MMwrnwMi iiMirMiiiminKtntM TUESDAY AUGUST 4 1891 nMHWCBpaBl THE ADVOCATE NEWS OF THE WEEK Tho schedule of the bankrnpt Moses Dank of Montgomery Ala shows nominal assets of 3000000 in slocks Liabilities aio bonds and lands 1000000 and tho creditors propose During tho seal year ending Juno company all to tako 30 last 555450 immigrants arrived in to form a ti ust shaies to tho amount of their claims the United State against 451217 for the previous year Tho census investigation ofmort- f i1slk4n1ttia ii niuno utitv A representative of the Qtlu iiiuuuilLlluca clinna 4lmf 4liniA Avingof tho Mississippi Al- Â¬ are in tho United States 2491030 Trcasury liance has called a Stato convention farms and homes incumbered by mort gages and that two and a quarter to meet at Jackson August 10 million families of the country occupy The now Italian cruiser tho Sicily incumbered farms or homes launched a few weeks ago has mado on a trial trip 27 miles an hour for It appeared in some recent legal proceedings that a newly married three successive hours pent 75000 in Gov Buchanan will call an extra New York woman Legislature to one year on dress Sho is thought to session of tho Tennessee is meet Aug 17 U consider the repeal of have been slightly insane but that Â¬ nothing to the present mental conditho convict lease sslem tion of her husband James Gordon Bennett has been in- Â¬ The census bulletin on tho coal pro- Â¬ dicted for publishing an account of the New York electrocution in the duct of Kentucky shows that tho out- Â¬ put in 1SS0 was 940241 short tons New York Herald valued at 1134900 an average of A Coroners j my at Evansville Ind 120 at the mines In 1SS9 the out- Â¬ has found that a child treated by a put was 2399755 short tons value faith cure doctor with prayers and tho 2374339 an average of ninety nine laying on of hands died of neglect Â¬ 11 anti-sub- Tho cholera continues at Mecca with a death rate of 110 a day Boss Heed of infamous memory re Â¬ turned from his trip to Europe on Wednesday P C Havcmevcr founder of the well known sugar refinery bearing his name dicdnt Thoggh Keek N J Wednesday Tho Secretary of the Tin plate Mas ters Association of Wales sayH tliat tho Welsh avo nothing to fear from American competition Grandmothers are proverbially ten Â¬ der to their grandohildrcn but Mrs is a Newberry of Joshua Tex torriblo exception Sho is charged with murdering her three pntnd childrcn ami her guilt is stronly in- Â¬ dicated Tho labor unions at Memphis raised 500 by popular subscription and an attorney was sent to KuoxvillO to en- Â¬ join tho lesFccs of tho convicts from working them in tho Coal Creek mines and to light tho matter through Wells Staple 11 9 DEALERS IN -- zelri Goods w i Â¬ - and Faney Dry J Ty t the courts Xj far the largest and handsomest stock of Dress Goods anu Novelty Suitings in the market and all paid for bought and paid for fore the McKinley Bill was passed stock of Atrcmcnduou sosiery all Table Linens Torchon Edg be- Â¬ have Carpets HAZELRIGG town more together than all the put We are the s s y WELLS r WELLS V - only house that carries the best brands such as LOWELLS HARTFORDS BROMLEYS etc etc and which they sell as low as other Â¬ HOUSES SELL INFERIOR MAKES HAZELRIGG OrsSJr - OiCri- XshVt cffiL and Misses Shoes the rhnnnptif in AJlliVXbtl v w A rio f every pair n and warranted Also Hand J Johnsons -- m -- Made Shoes - dSH im cents i - WELLS cents in Osborn and a spectator to the shootng was found guilty of murder in the second degree The verdict carries The Loyal Legion of tho United Tho case has 50000 lor its life imprisonment States has collected been on trial since May 11 proposed war library and museum in Philadelphia It is hoped to laise Allan W Swan who is making a 300000 bicycle tour from Now Bedford across IiiNoav York City there is a Grand the continent reached Ellinwood in GOV miles Army Post composed entirely of fine condition having mado the day of his arrival at that place Italians who served their adopted country during the civil Avar It lias Ho had ridden at a daily averago of 45 miles per day when lie made over a Lugo membership 2000 miles Mr Joel Erhardr Collector of Cus- Â¬ A poor looking immigrant who was toms of tho Port of Now Yoik 10 signcd Tho President at oiico ac stopped at the Barge Ofiicc in New cepted the lesignation and appointed York for tho purpose of ascertaining J Sloat Fassett of Eltnira as hi3 suc- if he was likely to become a public charge surprised tho oihVials by pro cessor ducing a satchel containing 17500 Human skin has acquit cd a market Ho was from Russia and bound for value A young widow in San Fran Â¬ tho Wet cisco lias just Fold a piece of her own inches by five lloah measuring nine Senator Pcfier was the orator at tho at Sulpher for 100 It is to be used for grafting Farmers Encampment on a mans leg Springs Texas Moro than 4000 peo the The hog cholcia has destroyed ple wcro present He wanted to loan tho people money whole droves of hogs in tho Mississippi Government Tho at 1 per cent to lilt 9000000 of mort Â¬ river counties of Tennessee aud close most discouraging i oports come from gages and to pull the teeth the mouth of thegreat dragon in Wall Shelby Tipton Laudcidale Dyer street Lake and Oboin counties In tho Atlanta Constitution a ConMrs Florence Waul Newcomb was tho per federate veteran tells that at the battle appointed to take charge of son and estate of her husband II Vic- of Gettysburg ho saw a Federal officer tor Newcomb who was recently de step to the front and attempt several clared insane in Now Yoik Her times to rally his men and failing to do so and his men being in full run bond is fixed at 55000 he then raised a pistol to his own A large African leopard which ca head and shot himself dead caped from ono of Forepaugha cages about six months ago hasjiiot been The National Rcuublican Executive Escapes Committco met at Washington last killed near Clinton Mo from menageries arc becoming as fre- Â¬ Wednesday and Mcssi 3 Quay and quent as escapes from American jails Dudley resigned as Chairman and Maj Ames who palled the nose of Treasurer of tho National Committee accepted and Gov Beaver at Washington tho day Their resignations were succco lcd to the chairand Mr Chukson after Harrisons inauguration place of hold who was tried and sentenced by Com t manship Tho tinio aud ing tho next National Republican con martial has been pardoned by tho vention wcro discussed but no final President actiou was taken At Houston Texas Wednesday Miss Brooks a prominent young some peoplo on tho outside turned out and rotten egged the Rca society woman of Birmingham Conn the lights Sam Jones and his audience Great wont driving with William Do Banks indignation is expicssed by the peoplo The hoi so became frightened and Do Banks leaped from tho carriage leav- Â¬ of tho city over tho outrage ing Miss Biooks in danger She Chas A Russ a drummer for Jas scied the reins and at a suitable moSons Boston was forcibly ment jumped but unfortunately bc B Byle St L from tho P C C ejected camo entangled aud Avas dragged at Jcfleivonvillc Ind A dam several blocks train Sho Avas picked up ago suit for 5000 has been filed by unconscious Her faco Avas terribly Russ torn but no bones Avcro broken Do Banks Avas not injured While the clerks of tho Pcconia L L wcro Bank at Sag Harbor As Dr Roby of Paris Ky Mrs watching a ciicus procession from tho Fannie Sommors of Georgetown and sidewalk and windows Wednesday Mrs Spcncc of Louisville Avcrc driv a thief entered tho bank and walked ing out of Paris on last Wednesday out with a roll of money their horso took fright and ran away railroad became a IhroAviug the occupants of tho car Â¬ Tho Ohio Valley a part of tho Huntinglon system Sat- Â¬ riage out Mrs Sommors sustained of tho road from broken leg and Mrs Spcnco Avas se urday Tho extension bruised Dr Roby escaped Princoton to Hopkinsvillo and a bridge verely a few slight bruises Tho vehiclo over tho Ohio at Evansvillo arc among with All the parties aro tho proposed improvements of tho Avas demolished well known here property day and change lcceived 490 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ A man who dropped a 5 gold piece Wm J Elliott on trial at Colum- Â¬ in the coutiibution box in a church at Clearfield Pa returned the next bus O for tlic murder of Albert C HAZELRIGG dont in Trash For Honest Goods and honest 1 REATMENT gO JW tSIB to M kbtQ fcGumnti iwZmnzia eft ULAJZESILJSLICn nw im 3 1 CD jBJ Whilo a congregation of 200 people Avorshiping at a church in Towns County Ga a bolt of lightning struck the ground near tho church and Bhook up everybody in tho edi- Â¬ fice Benches AAcrc upset and tho floor Avas covered Avith people variously directed by the stroke Some Areie knocked senseless Avhilo others had their clothes and shoes torn from their bodies Many Averc burned and streaks and marks Avcro lett on their bodies where the currents touched them Nearly every one in tho congrega tion have marks Avhcrc tho lightning touched Many found holes burned in their clothes some of the garments looking as if a load of shot had been through them Strange to jay no ono was killed though many were render unconscious A horse Avhich Avas standing on the opposite side of tho church from Avhero tho lightning first struck Avas killed outright Avcro Â¬ Â¬ if A -- If Wall Paper Picture Frames X COALoX Z 1 oRI2EDG yf -- - X J j PURE CIDER VINEGAR IN MEMOFUAM Whereas it has pleased the supreme Architect of tho iinioiwto tako from this terrestrial and transport to that Celestial sphere to bo Avith him for OAcr our loving true and faithful hi other and companion lames M Hon a member of Alma Lodge No 322 A M on 22ud of July 1S91 F 0 oclock A M at Resolved That Avhilo avo deeply mourn his loss avc hope by tho divine guidaneo of our biipieuio Grand Master to meet him in the Grand lodge above Avhero alUiotibiis sonows and separations neror come Resolved that knowing brother Hon and his upright Avalk through life banihes all doubt from our minds of his arrival at that houso not mado with hands eternal in the heavens RcolAcd that tho members of tho Masouic Fraternity tender to the bereaved family their heartfelt sympa Â¬ thy that Alma Lodge be draped in mourning and that tho members Avcar the usual badgo of mourning for 30 days Resolved that a copy of those resolutions bo giAcn each of tho country papers for publication a copy bo sent to the bereaved AvidoAV and family and that they bo spicadon the records of tho lodge F IIoitTKv W Committee J W CocKitniiL J T Rickutts Â¬ Ay RUdiarVeSter0il x v Glass PUTTV Oils j y y j i 1 X 1UU iiu IMIIIIMI J w j - X j X r X Worthless jf iii wl IPI W1MII WWII 11111 IWHIWWWMWWW W Loulsvlllo Tobacco MarketFurnlsh od by Clover Durrott Loulsvlllo A Metal That Makes Gold Seem Tobacco Warehouse Sales on our market for tho week just closed amount to 3386 hhds with receipts for tho same period of 2408 hhds sales on our market since Jany Sales of 1st amount to 0G158 hhds crop of 1890 on our market to this the Trobably ninety nino persons in one hundred if asked to namo tho most precious metals would mention gold first platina second and silver third A foAV might add nickel and allnmi nuiii to tho list Lot us see how near the truth thoy avouUI bo Gold is Avorth about 210 per pound troy platina 210 and silver about 12 Nickol is quoted at about GO cents and pure alluminum at 2 to 3 per troy pound Now compare theso prices Avith thoso of tho rarer and less Avell knoAvn motals Taking them in alphabetical order barium sells for 075 a pound Avhen it is sold at all and calcium is worth 1800 a pouud Cerium is a shado higher its cost is 1G0 an ounce or 1920 a pound Theso bogin to look like fabulous prices but thoy do not reach tho highest point chronium brings 200 an ounce cobalt falls to half tho price of silver Avhiio didy mium is tho same prico as cerium and erbium 10 cheaper on tho ounce than calcium or just 1080 per pound Tho Avcalth of the Vandei bills amounts to ncaily 200000000 With this sum they could purchase 312 tons of gold and have something leftover but thoy couldnt buy tAVo tonsVf gal Hum that raro metal being 3250 an ounce With this metal ft highest prico is reached and it mav Avell bo called tho rarest and most precious of metals Notice fiA V P I I datcC380iJihds Tho market for hurley tobacco has been homowhat fluctuating during the Avcck but in the main prices liaAo Tho very common been stronger grades liavo sIioavu moro ncthity throughout tho entire Avcck Tho chief characteristic of tho offer ings has been tho funked condition of a very largo percent of tho offerings The folloAving quotations fairly repre- Â¬ Lo3t Steer sent our market for burloy tobacco Strayed from my Chcnault place Trash dark or damaged tobacco on Levee pike a dark red steer rather 2 to 34 4toS short legged horns a littlo heaAy and Colory trash A lib Common lugs not colory - G3 to 5 aviII Avcigh about 000 pounds to 12 Colorv lugs oral reward Avill bo paid for his re Common leaf - - B to 8 turn or any information that Avill lcad Medium to good leaf - - 8 to 11 Good to flue fillers - - - - 1 1 to 22 to his recovery Solcct Avrappcry lobacco - 22 to 33 G T Fox 51 tf Â¬ -- Tho members of tho Howards Mill order of F L U aro requested to moot at lodgo room on Aug 4th at 2 oclock as thcro will bo business ri importauco to como un boforo tl a order vTiJ R M Moktjoy Prcsidont Loot Key Lot ou tho streets of tho ety a Yale lock door key Return to this j oflieo and get reward Dr If C Ivchoc usns fim ti- tern in treatius Dile3 ficini -j ciuunic uiscascs ni J tf AT cS v4lfArlU W1W AMiiifcfltamItoP fcftfc MemmouaJeM u MT STERLING ADVOCATE TUESDAY AUGUST 4 1891 wncrrrjucrfuiwaB PIE ADVOCATE lh FOR RENT lo nicely furnished rooni8 UMurwiwnKiMjaxammMxmnm wwiwi mstxaycnKxtsutainrnmiama NnriiftvnnuvAKi Business Mention Do you want a flno cigar can find it at Domigau Gays You 52 2t JKTETW BTEZJML I NOT Kentucky Central R R BLUE SPRING POETRY GRASS ROUTE FflOM Mrs L L Harms i f The Mt Sterling Laundry is doing first class work and thoro is no need whatever for any ono to send off their laundry when bettor work can bo had at home Miss Hutchinson Mr W S Caldwell wants thoso who nro owing him to know that his accounts aro now all made out and ready for collection These accounts positively must bo closed Ho desires to givo no ono troublo but must have tho money duo him Shortest and Quickest Eoute DOMSGAN DEALERS IN Gay CURED MEATS BUT CENTRAL KENTUCKY TO ALL TOINTS Wo want butter eggs chickens aifd desires us to Bay all country produce and will pay i ho to the ladies of tho city and county highest market price that sho has some special bargains 52 2t AY Domioan ais desirous of showing them Ledger ofllcc Now York thing you may need for tho fair Sept 2G 87 stock and will bo Will bo found in her Rock Lump Salt gives entire Rctsof stfil at specially roduccd figures vj satisfaction It is tho purest lump The Mt salt I havo over used and no stock Patronize homo industry Stcrliug Steam Laundry will do you farm should bo without it ROBERT hotter work and chargo you no moro BONNER Mr Bonner is owner of It than you will havo to pay clso- - Maud S 2 08 Rants 2 13J Dexter A trial is all tho proprietors 2 17 and Suuol 2 09 This salt is sold only by Chiles hcy will give you satisfactory Thompson STAPLE GROCERIES POULTRY FRESH line of Staple and Fancy Groceries Canned Goods Fresh and Cured Meats Lard Fruits Candies Cigars Tobaccos Seasonable Vegetables Etc We invite special attention to our Sill doll f0r STOBTH SOUTH Through daily train pcrvico between Cincinnati and Middlenborough and points on L N It It Schedule In Kffcct May South Hound Uaily Expiess tf 10 10 1891 No 1 J5ir A full lis Boys k iiureiis Daily Accm Fast Lino Dally Ex Sun S OO No 3 No 3 Ivo Covington ivo ntimniuii Cynthluna A it Iaris Arr LcNlngton Lvo Cincinnati u m lc 8 IS u m 45 a m io 4S a m 11 IS a it 12 10 11 12 12 8 O n 10 11 S3pm llitiu iiin rtim put 8 00pm i 0 lpm A in The fullest line of delicacies to be Gays a trip to found in the cliy at Domigau Saturday afternoon from G2 2t Ho re TTnusnn and Indian Territory ports prospects for tho corn crop gen- Â¬ T H Carter has his tin erally through Kansas and Missouri as short In some few sections pros- - shop at his residence on High i aro line Tho wheat crop U Im street till ne can reDuikt his mense especially In Sumner county store on East Main street Kansas He is prepared to do all work Mrs John C Arnold died at her in his line such as Roofing homo near Rogorb Mill in this county Guttering etc etc For first i cir fnFriilay July 3ist agea z yuua class work give him a call he Ifelio leaves a husband and thrco small never fails to give satisfaction Tho deceased was a to his customers Phdrcu Slaughter of Mr Dudley Tipton and V Nicest lino of groceries and canned sho had been for some time a sufferer f J Burial at Hinks goods in the city at from consumption 52 2t Gays Domioan lou church on Saturday afternoon A Nov Meat Merchant A Western paper thus camps on Senator Whis- Senator Pcffors trail Mr Charles Lapplc of Cincinnati cers ated in a speech at Boston that rlhejMim mortgago indebtedness of formerly cutter for Nunnellcy Uros taxM amounts to 160000000 this city has bought tho butcher busi- Â¬ igalnft a valuation of only 108000- - ness of W C Allen on East Main W0 It appears that when tho senator street and is now in possession vAb plain Mr Poffer ho was employed Every housekeeper of this city knows an editorial writer on tho Topoka Mr Lapplo as a butcher and meat pital three years ago and compiled cutter and will not forget him in his lie will slaughter the statistics to disprove tho cam- - now quarters by tho Democrats best com fed cattle sheep and hogs qpnt out iBSBSS nrtf JRan able article showing and will run a ilrst class establish- Â¬ Pv n1toag0 indebtedness of ment iu city style Ho will also hau rt- 31 tf law fitcould not bo moro than dlo poultry etc 000000 As thoro lias been but July 1st wo began to sell for ca3h nb tenous crop laiiuro since xnat only and all accounts must be paid as hatter was written it is very evident we want to square our books liat the senator is simply lying for 52 2t Domigan Gay oliti effect when ho stretches the I Meal I Meal lortfeMes up to 100000000 J Grcon Trimble returned on DAILY MEAT MARKET Only the choicest animals allowed pens JOHN BRADY Cutter to enter our SPRING GOODS An- Ctimbeiln Uaji7 25 a m 10 m 10 inn 1 35 p in 1 35 pm Kichinond llerca 2 05 pm An- Livingston a 05 p m Tvo Livingston 3 15 pm Lvo London t0 pm 4 50 p m Arr Corbin Lvo Corbin R 00 p in Lvo llarboitrvIllefi 52 p in 0 41 pm Lvorincvllle Lvo Middlebomugh 7 35 p Hi - Lve Paris Arr Winchester Lo Winchester Arr liichmond U0ii E il 7 II 3Him 10pm 1iiih OOpiu 0 15pm 7 05pm 7 Mum 0um Lc Lo 50 p m is hi Your custom is respectfully solicited For Gents Wear Lve Williamsburg AlTIellico Iao Cm bin 4 5 50 p m 41 n in 0 20 pm 1 MIGAN -- G An Stanford Io Kichinond Lo Lancaster Noith lfomid 4 5 50 p m 45 p m 20 p in No 20 South Maysville St Mt Sterling Ky Spring Hats IN Dally Kiprcss u No 2 Dally 7 oo 7 50 10 15 No 4 No0 Kx bun Dally Lvo Stanford Lvo Lancaster Arr ltlctmiond am am am 44tf Newest Styles YOUR LoJcIllco Iao WllllaVug Arr Cot bin LveCumId Gap Liu llaibrvillc ArrCoibln Corbin London 8 15 Dill 8 50 am i 35 am lo Middlcthorouiili c Lorincvllk 5 2 t 3 eer S C K S3 nm i Shoes le and Slippers Lve Livinsston A IT i 5S 7 47 am nm Si jj Syj 8 35 am J 25 am 45 am 10 2 nm 11 05 am 11 15 12 12 40 12 41 1 Your Last Lvo Livingston PATS QEHTS LADIES FOR I mf A here Lies Your Dead Come to us on Main Street opposite lie Now Fanners Bank and old Pres- - That Schradzki is knocking the bottom out of high prices and he dont care who knows it Yes and on such goods as Light Weight Coats Suits Straw Hats White Vests and all such he is cutting the price 7 CHILDRENS WEAR IoLynthliini Lo Filmmitli Ait Cm inpton Ait Cincinnati LiolurN Liu Winchester Arr IarM Lo Lexington Arr Lvo Richmond Arr Winchcter- - llerca Lo Klclunonit U 05 nm t am 18irn pm pm 4 7 10am 7 45 am 7 CO am 7 iliu 8 21 nm 10 10 Xinm 2 S3 pm 2 W pm 2 43 pm 15 4 10 153 jmi pm pm iu lull pm pm 25im am Ciam 4a 5 ft pin B40pm 4 25 4 43 5 30 U 37 ti 45 pm pm pm pm MAYSVILLE BRANCH TRUNKS VALISES ETC North llound Dally ViX Nn 10 Na K- 12 Mill Daily Snn All just received and sold a bed rock prices by Arr loluiaon ArrSIaysvlllo IuCoviivtnn Lto Lexlnston Iclaiis Ait Slllleruburs AiTtarlisle Lu Cincinnati 00 a m 55 8 IS a in S 40 n in 7 7 11 s co pm s io pm 5 20 pm ti 15 RS am pm pm t4 10 10 a in a in 7 W jnn 7 51 pm 8 pm South rotind Kvann m m m 7 40 n in s 2s a m 10 40 u m iu sa a m c 2i 5 57 It tl M n 7 15 n Ilnllv No 0 No 11 ExSnn 1 Daily 0 l am prepared to do custom Maysville Street jnSTiilLING KY work for any who need on Friday of any week I make lytcnan church Mt Sterling Ky rhero wo can furnish all kinds of bolted or unbolted meal IvoJIaysville Ivo Johnon Ive Cailisic Ie3lillursbur Arr 1aris Arr Ixington Air Covington am 2 S K V Ifouuments Statuary Grave Markers Josiaii Lindsay everything necessary to show id Mt Sterling Ky jur remembrance of and love for Wo butcher none but tho choicest Wo can furnish tho fi- Dur dead When you want a juicy ost work tho world produces in all animals Wo can steak or tender roast go to Domigan of cemetery furniture 52 2t Gays Pie 25 or 30 per cent paid to Tling agents or drummers and All Parties indebted to us o travelling oxponses of proprietors will please call and settle as ho ofton coiho U00 or 400 miles to it up work When you buy of us we need our money and must li u got what you buy wo do not sell have it ativlekid put up another We Cassidy Smith jUtracts for all kinds of Wo handle none bill the best goods vo to anil lrcestono work J iK jtco satisfaction on all contracts and sell them at reasonable prices 52 2t Domigan Gay hE us a Chance Stehlino Handle Granite Co My accounts are now duo and I want all who owo mo to come forward Base Ball Formerly the A Broh Stand and settle game of ball between the mio 51 lt LiS GltKEN laysvillo strict and Main street Judy Ky ljes Thursclay altcmoou was a Vegetables fresh and nice received lilrsuccess in ovory respect ovory day at Domigan Gayrf 52 2t idwas liugcly enjoyed by tho crowd foecnt Tho play embraced every Two Farms For Salo of ball tossing from grand and peculhr to fair to 187 acres of blue grass land mile aud individual plays of from Somerset church Montgomery ktluOus magnitude and far- - county Also 89 acres on Grassy Lick tchiug effect wero numerous The 3 miles from Mt Sterling Ky Both Ityers wore accompanied by a corps farms woll improved Apply to geons c iu ambulence wagons J S Parrish rtable drugstores wero prcs- Mt Sterling Ky tf Jundaucc Tho featuro of tho Sugar cured hams dried beef and pi Squire Turners playing in Gays jlit field under tho protection of a country meats at Domigan 52 2t The session of 1891 92 tho Twenty Sixth Animal Session begins iuimoth umbrella His grand tum- for tho ball was well worth tho I will stand my lino bull Hamilton -- SEPTEMBER 2 1891 AND CLOSES JUNE 8 1892 Jco of admission Tho sqof o stood Trimmings at my placo on tho Fox THK KENTUCKY WKSIKYAN is tlio only college or university n tho Conference uiiler Con forenco huorviion ami continl It is well bupjillotl with njiiinrutust nnd otlicr iimiIJiiiiixm for teach Maysvillo pike at 250 cents to insure a calf to JO in favor of iho inir nnil tho 1nciillr is coiniioieil of oxncricnceil nrofcisslonai tcaclivm Tim fiiMU iir n1ivu r liots Ggo W Svdnkij Tho proceeds will bo given 51 tf study lORtilar ami siiocialbtilteil to youiiK men of nlmost any condition or iniriiofo in life are offered for tho year ISOI S khc Gate City club n Coinnioii School TeaeheiR course Tho ivgnlnr Classical course For tho choicest steakB go to Domi o Courho 1ieiiaratory for iUdieluoor iTIio regular Scicnco couifo lhar ftoj jGato City and Harrodsburg 3 An Uuglisli eotuto of two yea re inaoy two eiuv 52 2t gan is Gays 4 A llusfncss Courto of ono year 7 Miiilstuilul couree ppiay mis aiternoon at 3au tho T is cond nino from hero defeated V0 A HP TrfrVT WinchesterState comity seat of Clark countvtliieoeenti ally loca and tliointom ction of llnei of railfd tlio IN wadinmaking It easilyatnccesoihlofiom any I 1 dlieetion Tho lieu nine of Winchester Thurs- plo ni o intelligent nnd moral churches nro nliiiiHlant elglit wJilte and tliuio is n stiong TJTjon Daby was Kick wo gave her Cantoris Y M C A Willi iuiIjIIc rooms and lilnary The moral and foeial advantngeH therefore Ecoroof 17 to 11 of tliotown arogood and tho temtitatious todlsHliAion tojoungmuii nio as tow huio as In any When she was a Oil J sao cried for Castorla town or city In tho State of uijtial size aud advantage of location defeated tho Owings- Is When sho became Mtse sho clung to Castorln nn Tuition Hooks etc havo born reduced tothc low isanio day scoro 4 to 2 and its not on paper either but rQtt SALE right at his store The proof of have desks the pudding is the eating ther- - than needmore school sell a and of So come and eator rath- Â¬ number of the Triumph desks at very low figures School er see for yourself I I ait tiinciiinnti a U 4 10 7 00 u o 45 20 27im ni m nm pm pin pin pm W L MUNSON S R KNOTT Trav Iawngr Agt Cincinnati uliio C I ATMorK TitilUc Mnnnger v Hi liencral Uiliccs IiOiiis ille Kv S F 11 3IOUS Asst Geul Vittgr Agt Office Chamber of Coniineiee llldi- - Clnti O will Nol Daily to all points except Konlnnd Vision which Is daily except Miiuby No 2 Ituns daily fi oni Lexington to Ctuclnti No 1 Ituns daily No 4 ltuns daily flora all stations except tho Kowlnud Division which Is daily exueptnuuday No 0 Daily except Sunday No 3 Dally between Cincinnati and Lexington No 10 Iai is and Lexington xecominodation Daily Leaves Lexington 10 CO li Trustees should avail selves of this opportunity to cure good seats MRS si mv clniuiti 5 45 iin se- Â¬ daily 8except Mintlnv outli i 00 nm Anives CinNo Leaes Fain cinnati 7 53 nm dnily except Sunday Nos land 3 make ronnectiou at iiiolicstcr for very cheap jioluts on tlio N N A JI V Itv No through cm s fix in Cincinnati to Carries Middlchorough and C umlicihinl ui nnd all in Â¬ L L HARRIS termediate stations anil runsdailv Â¬ A 1 45 am them- Â¬ laiis 710 IliliniHitli No am Atrives Accoinuiodiition Leaves Cin Arrives Falmouth i 40 pin The Leader of Low Prices KENTUCKY Goodwins F O R LEXmGTONrKY jfi is5sS Mt Sterling Ky Mt Sterling Ky FIFTH SESSION WILL BEG TN SEPTEMBER or I 1891 addict M For catalogue and other information call on FIRII R 28 M 27 28 Competition Open to tho World D S VxTizioliester Ky W BATSO N A M Pres --- J GOODWIN Prin Mt SterllnR Ky i 29 3D Jk PIATT Olllce TlIOMlsONri StAIILII FEEL VETERINARY SURGEON The most attractive program ever offered - TWO RAGES EACH DAY1 LOCKIIIDUK COCC KUth Ladles and Children Admitted Fiee the First Day 1 Mt Sterling Ky Special trnltiH an nt Kxciirnloit rntcs nil rallrortda For furtlicr litfornintloit and cntaloiruc nd drcHH tlte Uccrctary GEO H THOS L MARTIN FnMh vogotitbleis LUUA CASH---- - WHITNEY Pre Secretary Storagol Also Storagd mL When tfne bad Children sho gave them CaatorU m iiio of canned goods at Dorn- - FJ hB A cortlllcato fiinn any picuchcr in tlio Kontucky West Vit ginHor Uniisvl lo Couferencu will entitlo n young man lo 7 freo tuition An Incidental l eo is lciiuired of all bend for catftloguo giving fufl liartlculars Cataloguc kcnt with ploasure Cnrrvspoiulcnco also ollclted AthlicM the rretiilcnt or W II GAItNtTT Ill II Scsictnry faculty CVDDMOTTO ri J J JQ l M O Ai O Fin fruits Clioico incite Full lino of unnneil gocwls nt Ilig lot of grain bags for salo or rent Tauu Gaitskill 02 2t Domioan Gay httwdtesiitqM JUXU i -- r S TPM I S WWWW P f r mi n n -- T HWWM imWHI HMHHn n --r l f W- - nMWWMmnmiwwiiji jliffjm aT in iniiTIH jiiinaHrw n MT STERLlJNtt AD VACATE awtrragjig w UMiiOTJMWWtwtrrwtw I iw nuwwjMiKfflgwKgng wrwwwww TUESDAT AUGUST 4 1S0L imuasMwew lluwwuti WBWRn4t W3TWffTl tawiwimmCT ti jrwcjamiw wwm tu wjiiw wwaHKJi i c ietwiiumrrwwWMiWWi k THE ADVOCATE Tho Active New Yorlt Newsboy A stout man of dignlllcd deportment stepped leisurely on a Fourth nxenuo car on Wednesday ovonlng Shortly niter ho had got settled a newsboy The clambered on and said Utry stout man selected n paper and handed tho boy ii quarter Tho boy searched himself all over for change as though it vo3 his custom to secreto money In unexpected places Ilia search was a failure IIo laid his pilo of papcra on tho stout mans lap and asked tho conductor for change Tho conductor had none and tho boy waved his hand nt tho stout man and jumped oil tho car IIo ran to u fat woman who kept an npplo stand and sho shook her head IIo darted into a htore and a fow sec Â¬ Â¬ IiisnracB Loai Amy Co No Monoy Required of Responsible Parties to Commence Treatment Mt SterlingB-A-IDGKE- - T F ROGERS Mt feterllne Ky IR Roller 3s - MilJ CO FLOURl f ORIENT Fire Insuvauco Company 174380270 llurtfordj Connecticut TKADEKSJ ii PROPRIETORS - FireUnuranco Company Illinois MaiiurnctmciB of mid dealers In the Cclclnntcd Chicago 1100 10609 Com- - MERCHANTS Fire Insurance any Ncwaik 7S120 BENEFIT ally New Jersey G0 128 OROWN and MONARCH COVENANT Association it MUTUAL onds later darted out again Tho car pursued its jolting way and tho boy was in danger of being left Tho stout man hopelessly behind fidgeted The car got to Canal street with tho boy still in hot pursuit He had accosted every keeper of a fruit stand on tho way mid had popped in and out of at least half n dozen stores He was a block behind tho car and tho stout man grew terribly nervous The car reached Grand btreet and turning tho corner left tho boy out of sight Tho passengers strained their necks to watch for tho first appearance of tho pursuing boy and finally ho canio tearing along like mad with Jiis head bent down his elbows btuek in his ribs and tho tattered ends of his He clothing standing out behind caught tho car aud plunging on board went up to tho stout man and handed him twenty four pennies The stout man gazed nthira thoughtfully and handed him another penny Tho boy grabbed his papers touched his hat said Thank ye and disappeared Each passenger breathed a sigh of relief nnd pondered on tho 6tout mans generosity Now York Sun Â¬ Â¬ 0000 annu- - Slslf mil Bran Always 01 Hand Payments made bi monthly or Life Insurance at actual cost The highest MARKET price paid for WHEAT t For comparison with Old Line Companies 3019 per Ago 39 they charge 1000 COVENANT MUTUAL only 1423 We represent The well known O L Sayings ouisvllle 5000000 nttention to the treatment of CHRONIC NERVOUS FEMALH AND SURGICAL DISEASES such as Bronohitis Catarrh Cough Rheumatism all diseases of tho Stomaoh Bowels Rectum Liver Kidneys Bladder Sexual 0rgan3 Heart Nerves and Brain diseases of tho Eye and Ear Deformities eto liin dent Piiv8ician of the Philadelphia Qkneral Hospital and the Ohio Medical Institute hint for thirty years devoted SURGEON nnl SPECIALIST H BOG MAN M of Cincinnnti O I LEADING STOCKMEN RECOMMEND formerly Krai Phtsician-in-OnAROE- RETS0F ROCK SALTtf the ordinary salt that there is no comparison Sold only by 4 Loan and Building Company he Will- - be at the It is so much better than NATIONAL HOTEL Saturday August 8th M T STERLINOKY Authorized Capital His I3th Regular Visit Sunday Racing in California In 1840 Suddenly there was a great noiso of shouting and hurrahing away up tho street and tho crowd heaving and sep Â¬ arating upon either side on came a dozen half wild bearded miners lino wiry strapping fellows on foaming horses lashing them to the tvtmostnnd giving tho piercing ecnfp hnllo0 oTthe They suddenly halted in Comanchcs front of Winters hotel and while the greater number dismounted and tu multuously entered tho barroom for re freshment a few of the remainder mado themselves conspicuous by acts picking up of daring horsemanship knives from tho ground while at full gallop Indianlike whirling on tho sides of their steeds then up and off liko tho wind and while apparently dashing into tho surrounding crowd suddenly reining in their horses upon their haunches and whirling them upon their hind legs then without a stop dashing off as furiously in tho opposite direction These few proved to bo Doniphans wild riders who even excelled tho Mexican caballcros in their feats of horsemanship At last oil together oneo more they camb sweeping down tho street apparently reckless of life and limb As they passed tho scurry iug footmen cheered them on with great good nature Tho crowd closed again and in a brief timo everything was as restless as ever C 13 Gillespie in Century Â¬ Returning Every Fourth Week Thereafter Payments CO cents per month on J3 CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION IS FREE and ho will promptly tell you all about your dlseHse and the prospect of n cure lie undtrtakti no ircurabU cas LADIES nffllcted with ntiy ot the Ills peculiar to their sex mny consult him with perShares pays a profit of 486 in 7 fect confidence and the assurance of certain relief and permanent cure Their caen will receive Unit kind aud considerate nttention which all will appreciate His treatment years Borrowers pay 1450 always proves satisfactory local treatment Is seldom necessary Ovarian Tumors In tuolr earlier stages cured without pain or Instrumental Inter per month on each ference Sterility Is usually tho result of carelessness or ignorance It can bo remedied 1000 borrowed Epilepsy or Fits cured by n never lulling trcutmeuU Deafness many cases can fea oured Cancers permanently removed from the most dellcnto organs by onr own paeullarl method llllio or no puin no loss 01 0100a uoKnneor causiie ine oniy potutve aire Htrlctnro Varicocele Hydrocele Spermiitorrheu aud all unnatural dtschHrgf permanently cured WCVnf nil nrn lin tiffin frnm lndlcfrtlnnil nnd eXCMteg will heneflt by Olir COIllUSl urlnarj In the urine or Irritation certain BnsineES solicited in any of the and treatmeuU If they observe without sodlmenta IKe restore all tueh eaies of the delay organs Ihey should consult us sucn as k iim of Rectal nissn The doctor treats with nnfnlllnz Agents wanted for FUtals FUnnro and Ulrrrntlon Biiccessll forms by a method of his own discovery above lines of the nowcl or detention fiom business He ouaranteet all caa without naln vH4AMwMnMA In nniMAiMl tfon tvat rt lurlcrmnnf In nil tvttrt fuirt mrH limn COVENANT MUTUAL Benefit As- Â¬ money and health sociation Tho success attained In tho treatment of the cases which ho makes his specialty Is trly phenomenal Wonderful Cure have been effected lu old and difficult cases whloh have baffled the efforts of all others Yours Truly As his roams are usually crowded It Is better to call early In tho day to avoid blne delayed Persons consulting him should bring from two to four ounces of their urine la a clean Co botfle for examination T Patients treated by mall or express but when possible personal consultation Is prefer- Â¬ able List ot questions sent on application All CBsaliations Correspondence and Cases Strictly Confidential Treatment sent C O D to any part of the United States and Canada Address uHi pottu gcorrepi Ask my Rfrenti for W 1 noogla Shoe c BQGHAN Box 703 Cincinnati 0 If not for il In yonr place nsu year denier to end far cntiuouue secure the agency and set them for you CJTTAKE KO HUI1ST1TUTEA Â¬ Â¬ Chiles Thompson flCo Bargains for the People IN vi Clothing Hats Boots -- Shoos i AT F ROGERS fl iWARP II1RIMBLE ENTONS KiEisrTXJOK3r MAIN Tobacco Growers TOR Association Warehouse Sts LOUISVILLE KY Best grades at Bottom orices No oNnwnvn t YrrrAo in tut onwj vvwi u 5juuo 111 H lot New Stack SHARP TRIMBLE f - WTHE PAIW WHY 18 THE IN THE WORLD FOR THE NORTHWEST COR 13th Big Stock Boys School Suits STAD HOWARD Shoes for Ladies Misses Children AKERS Fine t An Odd Sight In Ilcwtoiu Tho squaro in Kilby street opposite tho Mason building must be somewhat liko tho old inn starting places of the stago coaches in tho days before tho railroads The suburban and country expresses rendezvous there in great numbers and there aro some very queer conveyances and animals not to speak of drivers in the early afternoon when tho expresses that run clear out to Do- Â¬ ver and Natiek and Sherborn and Lincoln and such places aro preparing to sot out on their long drivo homeward It takes a good horse to make ono of these trips into town and back in a day and every day too but tho horse is not chosen for his good looks but for his hard muscles and his trustworthy head and legs IIo is a littlo apt to bo angular You might bo gentlo reader if you had to amble from Billcrica to Boston and Tho wagons that back overy day maljo theso long country trips nro not tho spruce well painted vehicles that ono sees going about in town Boston Transcript Â¬ W L DOUGLAS S3 SHOE oenmh BEST SHOE Rates 150 per hhd 30 days free storage 25c per month after 30 days No deduction for samples Mark your tobacco GROW- Â¬ DENTON ERS W T JONES of Henry County Slanoger HOUSE It li a tcsmleu shoe with no tacks or wx thread to hurt the feet made of the beat tin calf stylish and easy and because tea make more shots of tMs grade than any othtr manufacturer It equals hand ewed shoes costing from UU to tM scwrd the finest calf 4ES 00 Genuine llaiidfor ISOOi equals trench HJm shoe erer offered Imported shoes which cost from 301 to 1200 Hhee EA 00 II nnd Sewed Welt durable fine ralf stylish comfortable and The best shoo erer offered at this price j same Brads as custom made shoes costing from 800 to 900 Hlioei Farmers Railroad Mm CO 00 lollce Canlersall wear them fine calf and Letter seamless smooth Inside heavy three soles cxton slonedKe Ono pair will wear a year no shoe erer offered at ffiO 30 line cnlfione betterwill convince those trial 0Sa this price t who want a shoe for comfort and serrlco Warkliigmaia who CO U3 nnd SJOO nnd durable Thoso shoes 7 4b are very strong have etven them a trial will wear no other make school shoes are O worn the 3173 DUJ Of BZiUObyand boys everywhere they sell on their merits as the Increasing sales show I 8300 Ilnnd newed shoe best MONEIr IIAIUIY SKOOK ofShelujICounty Awt Mangr Capt B A Tracy Solicitor vi It will cost you to sell at any old Warehouse IS IT WORTH SAVING in LouiBvillo a hhd of tobacco supposing tho hhd to net 10 an follows 400 Warchouso charges 200 Commission 100 10 lbs Sample 100 Itwillcostyontosell 10 hhds at tho same rate 4000 It will cost you to sell at tho GROWERS HOUSE the same tobacco 0110 hhd 100 no de- Â¬ duction for sample no commission 10 hhds 1500 Showing a difference in favor oftho GROWERS HOUSE of 2500 If you aro in tho tobacco business for mouey aud consider this little sum worth saving in tho sale of ten hhds of tobacco ship to the GROWERS HOUSE Uongola very stylish equate French lmDorted shoes costlnirfrom it It to SSlll lndleH 8200 nnd iynnanaauraDie 8175 shoe for mstciareiaooesinneirongoia that Caution See on W I Douglas name and price ore stamped the bottom of each shoe W h DOUOLAS Brockton llats nrlloe halllCO i50 Mexican Mustang Liniment A Cure for the Ailments of and Beast J HkJk3 1 SOLD BY GREEN CLAY CHENAULT Mn BLACKSIITHIM I am prepared BlacKsmithlng to do all kinds General Repairing AVliHt mi Irish 1uuilne Looks Like I visited tho Island of Achill in Con nemara I trust I may never again havo to enduro tho agony I endured that day seeing men women and children ierishing all about me with out tho possibility of giving relief All of tho food of overy kind on tho island In moro than liad ibeon consumed ono instance I saw n family feeding on boiled nettles Tho noxt day I was driving with a fanner n gentleman of wealth and position on tho main land Talking over tho misery I had witÂ¬ nessed ho said And yet I cannot say I havo lost a singlo sheep on tho My observation was mountain prompt Lucky for you I am not ono You would havo lost of your tenants many S Halls Book Â¬ A long tested pain reliever Its use is almost universal by the Housewife the for Infants and Children Castorla cores Colic Constipation fiour Stomach Diarrhoea Eructation Kills Worms giTea sleep and promotes WitEout injurious medicaUoo dl- - OF HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY my prices to meet I havo reduced 1 for a 11 hard times Only around shoeing and 10 per ccnt o for cash 11 Cast orl a is so well adapted to children that I recommend It as superior to any prescription II A Aacnxx H D known to me Ill So Oxford St Brooklyn N T The use of CnstoriaIs sounlTersal and Its mr rlts so well known that it ceems a work of supererogation to endorse it Few are tho Intelligent families who do not keep Castorla within easyreach OutLos Mirtw DD New York City Late Tastor Bloomlnedalo Reformed Church Special Atteutiou Giyon to Steel Wori For sereral years I haro recommended your Castorla and shall alw ays continue to do so as it has Invariably produced beneficial results Edwin F Paroiix II D The Winthrop 125th Street and 7th Avo New York City T7 Farmer the Stock Raiser and by every one requiring an effective liniment No other application compares with it in efficacy This well known remedy has stood the test of years almost generations No medicine chest is complete without a bottle of V Mustang Liniment i am prepared to do anything in this lino All work iiuly in llrst class style guaranteed linns in your wood worse l tat CnrrAtm Coupakt Muniuv Striet New Yoiut Occasions arise for its use almost every day All druggists and dealers have it a I Thanking my customers for past How bracelets Cant Jowolers favors I solicit a continuation ot their pationago are yonr patent prehcnsilol J W BARBEE selling Shop opposite Badger Ss Cos mill supply enough of them 22 tf Circular Ambiguous BYANT ab STRATTON Bu 2lookKccplngShortlIanalenmanshipSe rriiojur vaiatvguo ant juu xnjormuuon suss College SVLLKY viiiniifiitaiiiil SHELUYVILLE KY leal School forGlrls Sixtyseenth AunuaSlJ ocmiuu uucu wcunesuayuepi utn lo W T POYNTJi lrepnres for Vcllesley An MurriUn riM N itMl JZ cWKKSSffi