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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 7W r Ta 7fjiM flft - Vr ws i t1 t mffr MT A STERLING ADVOCATE WEEKLY JOURNAL t 3 IDENTICAL THE HOUSEHOLD IN INTEREST WITH ITS OWN PEOPLE NO 13 They were grown in tho gardens of Charlemagne and tho monks of tho MiddloAgcs were famed for their skill in cooking pumpkin pics so says De la Croix iu his ponderous volumes Tho fact docs not tako away auy of tho relish that wo may cherish for any of the dishes that can bo prepared from the valuable cucurbita pipo It is now the pumpkin season and tho houscwifo already knows that they hold possibilities beyond Jack o lanterns and pies They may be cut into small squares and baked in tho oven until slightly brown and rival sweet potatoes Also in Mewing pumpkins for to morrows pies re Â¬ serve about a cupful for the body of to days custard It will bo a vast improvement Wo do not wish it to be sneezed at A warm ono rightly madfi it excellent eating This recipe will Ao found a good one Take fiyo quarts of sifted and stowed pumpkin and Twcetcn with molasses to taste no ruld ylven as pumpkins vary 60 in sweetness Add a teaspoonful each of cinnamon allspice and nutmeg and a pinch of salt Fill the pan with an equal quantity of sweet milk and stir thoroughly Bake with an under crust by a slow fire NOVEL USES OF ARC LIGHTS VOL II d9 MT STERMKk KENTUCKY TUESDAY NOVEMBER 31891 ADVERTISING RATES n M Tfer H uuenio HfecHoBtb M Insertion Coal Coal Coal SMITH ZaAaaaaas a on 0LD 7ASrn0NED CIDER APPLE BAUCR Boil a Are pail brass ketttlo of 888888SS8S88 S8888888S883 833888888888 -- CALL ON CASSIDY sweet new cidor to a rich syrup Fill tho kcttlo with peeled and cored sweet apples and cook slowly till tho apple is nearly as clear and ruddy as jelly Squash pie This recipe for a squash pie will bo found all right Equal quantities of squash and apple Straiu them when boiled and add 5 cgs to 1 quart of squash milk rose water sugar spice etc to the taste Cream Slaw This is an appetizing addition to an autumn luncheon With qnc half head of cabbage finely shaven should bo mixed 3 tablespoon fuls of sweet cream and 3 of sugar with pepper and salt to taste and pint of vinegar Take eight Creamed potatoes largo potatoes remove the eyes and all specks and boil in salted water until dono Then place in a bowl with J pound of butter salt and pep ner add a gill of cream With an egg beater Whip to a cream Removo to a hot dish and servo immediately Leg op mutton stuffed Make a stuffing with alittlo beef suet chopped kc parsley thyme marjoram a lit-Â¬ tle grated lemon nutmeg pepper sail and a few bread crumb mix all to-Â¬ gether with tho yolk of an egg put this undor tho skin in tho thickest part of a leg of mutton under the flap then roast it and serve it at tablo with somo good gravy in tho dish fc Tkre Months U Insertions sassscs For all kinds of mu fcinnthfl- - ssasssasssss ssssassassss 888888888888 8fa8SSaS8888 Xight Insertions KENTUCKY AND Month Ifonr Insertions i Insertions VIRGINIA COAL Aug Xwo Insertions fttaglo Insertion ffl8S8Sa8888 Cheap 11 1 tf fo Court directory W T Tyler E F Robertson MANAGERS i 4 October 0OtJNTy COURT Third Monday ol each month STAR mkVon prday in each month JiffiVta Professional Attorncy-at-Law First Sat- - Planing Mill Co a Manufacturers and denbrt tn all ktnda of - Rough Dressed I frl mi w I J 1 M ftMrUot nvncVRmK Attorncy-nt-Law Kentucky LUMBER U Mt w rourLUlllg juumvh J Bath and sur practice In the coutts ol it RMldeKce corner or Clay n KINO Mh8uWtes w ana FOUD of Mt Sterling ivy Iiiiin nnd Sunreon TTTpncnv sFaoadleb CO WHOLESALE CLOTHIERS - JUDGE Office Court Street AMOS DAVIS White Pino and Poplar Singles Doors of all Sizes Sash Glazed and Unglazed A spider short cake Two parts Door Frames rich buttermilk and one part sour Window and Moulding and Brackets of all kiuds cream salcratus to foam salt to taste Verandas of every Description and flour to make a stiff batter Roll out into inch thick round cakes the Star Planing1 Mill Company size of a fry pan crcaso tho top with Aft Storlintr Kv straight lines and bako in spiders over tho stove This is good for a break- Â¬ fast dioh on some of theso cooi morn III ings Shoulder of mutton stewed with oysters Let it hang for somo days thensaltit well for two days bono it and sprinkle it with pepper and a bit of maco pounded lay somo oyster over it roll tho meat up tight and tic it Stow it in a littlo water with an onion anda few popper corns until it is qulto tender Have ready a little good gravy and somo oysters stewed iu it thicken it with somo flour and butter and when tho tape is taken off tho mutton pour tho sauce over it bo careful to keep tho stewpan closely coyered Ono sometimes tiros of this regula- Â¬ tion routine and as a pleasant varia tlcjtof the monotony 1 pound of cold can bo converted into sausage ping it with 3 ounces of beef njf corrc pouding bulk of umbs 1 pint of minced oysters iced anchovies and seasonings of tliylnc mirjoram salt and peppor Theso ingredients should be thorough- Â¬ ly incorporated and moistened with tho separately beaten whites and yolks of two eggs thus forming a stiff paste which may bo formed into sausage cakes and fried Another nice way to uso remnants of mutton is fo hash them Fry a minced onion in butter until brown stir in a tablespoouful of flour add a broth or stock to inako tho sauce a dash of vinegar and salt pepper and spices to tuslo Bring this to a boil and straiu and when cold add the slices of meat and a goodly allowance of sliced pickle Warm the whole by gently simmering and servo with sip sets slices of bread three eighths of an inch thick shaped into arrowheads or triangles and fried golden brown in butter Iu most well managed households it is a matter almost of necessity to keep cold meat roasted or boiled always on hand In tho event of an unex Â¬ pected influx of company after tho customary days supplies havo been gathered in it will picco out vory nicely and vary the rations taMTM -- Quarter of lamr roasted Take fore side v ManTe SXiyleT ilJa - PeWcininnntl O DEALERS iN-- quarter of lamb lard tho up of the joint with lean bacon a 7 uaAPUSON loamV oyw Attorncyifc- wUApperen rM www LUIV rVmrtRnUk J F - KT itCil nrf w KMrfcltalrs Will attend TOIIN M Attoreeylaw ELLIOTT OBce In Flier BlocK BUOUkb WHITE iSWfck In the Galdwell building Attorneyship fegS - Oflico in WADBHAVEN v MtSterllngTfy Offlets Court Street 01 WO OTflKK n H ww SUDDUTH PTONE AttnrnCYS-at-Larav Kth and Court llacc Will practice In all Court UOmmuunwiw W A BUDDUT1J ACIBP - ningl Du D I 1110CT N COX M D Scntlst - Banfc Offlco over Mt Sterling National kV n v I Oflico over JsxcnanBo jju- lllgh and Queen streets T ia - wV 1mift nrnei IL IIAZELUIGG f ow y Collections promptly attended to opposlto tbo court house JJlLlIOWABnVKAKTWVltR street Offlco with Dr Wm Van Antwerp Short M1IAYD0N LL IfttKi i V 1 ilt Rtcrllnir Kv ipico over Queens storo with Dr Guerrant SIIANKLAND Mt Sterling Ky MDi its m H W1 r BWC x S Offcc Ho 0 west aiain av- m uVou 7 Wi Attorney at Law Master Commissioner Mt Sterling Ky up stairs Office No T Court Street S IIVilT Aliorney-ni-i- Mt Sterling Ky M KUIptt F r 7flavlng recently removed from Owlngsvillo oieniiiK wn i located in tno city 01 3iu nciy jihvu Lfcoin thecpuitsoi jioiugo Court nolnlne counties uml in the mmerior iat 01 Ken ftanrtnl Aminnlannrl Fedcial tucky Prompt and careful attcrtlou will uo entrusted to htm given to all business Ipb In v yirnr Jllock un stairs with J ij- J A RAMSEY Winchester Ky auctioneer rm a liW kpv Ii ns to tho ncoiilo of Montgoin- cry and adjoining counties Best ot references on application unarges misuuiiuikgiven nil bo in Mt Stcillng on vourt uavR 2i iy - Rev Hugh Prico Hughes iu a long letter to tho London Chronicle says ho is delighted with tho cordiality and heartiness of tho reception accorded Pumpkins Pumpkins call up clas Â¬ Biilish delegates to tho Ecumenical JACK STEWART Ho says sic memories and pumpkin pics have Conforcnco at Washington AUCTIONEER a flavor of antiquity Tho Jews cul Â¬ Tho peculiarly iutonso brothorlincss IEXINflTOX KV tivated pumpkins undor tltoir kings existing among tho American Motli Prompt attention ghen to all sales entrusted to and hlsenro LeavooKlcrs at thlsolllce or aldiosa and they wuo esteemed garden vege odists is a quality charming him cam of Clarendon Hotel Loiington Ky tho Greeks and Romans blessed boyoud all praise tables with 13 ly sprinkle tho other eido thick wit bread crumbs then cover with paper All ol to prevent tho meat from being burnt and roast it When nearly done take it from tho fire and cover tho part that lias been larded a second time with bread crumbs seasoned with Also Blacksmith and Anthra- Â¬ salt and parsley chopped very fine cite Coal All Coal sold 72 then put tho lamb before a bright fire lbs perbushel Highest cash to brown it price paid for Wheat Also IIominv croquettes Hominy cro- Â¬ Wheat Corn Oats and Hay quettes mado thus aro excellent for a wholesale and retail chilly morning breakfast Add to ono cup of flno grained cold boiled homi Â¬ ny ono tablespoouful of melted butter moisten slowly with stir X cup hard anduntil of a soft pasty cona of milk 8CC0K380R TO sistency add ono tablespoouful of Miller Wilson white sugar and a well beaten egg Roll with tho hands well floured into oval balls dip into beaten egg then into cracker meal and fry in boiling hot lard AND An excellent hash Pick meat from turkey or ohickcu bones shred and what gravy add dressing may bo loft with small pieces of bis Â¬ LOWEST RATES cuit cut flno heat in oven over twenty CHOICEST COMPARISON minutes when thoroughly moistened PROMPTEST SETTLEMENTS with wator all will agree that was a Tho final picking splendid turkey Agencies - Of Any And All tho bones is a dry dish but served of in this way tho dryness is uot there Tho remnants of a fowl may also bo treated as cscaloped oysters a layer of shreded or minced meat then a layer of crumbs -- - AGENT ON GlAzed ham This Is liked by near Â¬ O RAILROAD C ly ovcryono it should first bo slowly west of depot simmered until thoroughly done Two or thrco small onions and a small Sterling Ky Mt Manufacturer and dealer In Tobacco Hogs handful of wholo spices should bo Vo make heads Hough Lumber and Jako Ice is about our business which is booming by doing the thrown in with it whon it best work and offering Rough LuniLr at spec half done Loosen tho rind roplace ial prices which aro never met Wo also do custom sawing i ui and lcavo in its liquor over night Iu tho morning removo tho rind and brush tho ontiro ham with well beaten egg Make a paste of a cup of pow Â¬ dered cracker and rich milk or cream AUCTIONEER Fait and a teaspoon of melted butter STERLING KENTUCKY MT This must bo evenly and thickly services to tho people pf Montgomery Offers his surrounding countlcH Prompt n tic ml on spread over tho ham which is then gicn to nil Bales of rereonnl Property and Real set into tho ovon to brown Lstato Terms Reasonable 2Mjr M Tjrpii nil J O MILER - j- - INSURANCE Rest -- Elststte -- Opinions of the Trade South Josiah Lindsay Â¬ Â¬ WHFLETCHER I find Chamberlains medicines very excellent particularly Chamberlains Cough Remedy B E Etheridge Ilallettsville Texas I havo tried Chamberlains Cough Romcdy with great success R Tau nerot Wavcland Miss Chamberlains Cough Remedy can- Â¬ not bo beat W L Davis Liberty Hill La I havo used Chamberlains Cough Remedy in my family and consider it tho best I havo ever tried W J Flowers Doraville Ga CO eout bot- Â¬ tles for salo by T G Julian extent necessary for making tho trial and standing upon the spot marked for the focus the largo arc light was lighted and the mirror swung into position At this point tho subject gave a leap further into space than any wager could have tempted him and driven into incohorency endeav Â¬ ored to express his surprise at the abuse to which ho had been subjected by searing his back without notice In fact nothing but hobbled feet from neglected clothing prevented him from endeavoring to mako summary re Â¬ prisals upon tho experimenters who iu turn wero equally surprised as their work had been based upon tho as- Â¬ sumption that there was no heat in tho illumination radiating from arc lights Sufllco it say that tho proposed method of treatment novcr brought to tho at- Â¬ tention of tho surgeons as at first con- Â¬ templated Numerous experiments havo been tried with a fair degrco of success in hastening tho growth of fruits by tho uso of electric lights but transporta- Â¬ tion from further South is a very good means of obtaining early fruits In certain agricultural districts given tant to the cultivation of small fruits tho Tho illumination upon an iron arc lights iu villages and towns aio plato hold at this point was vory bril Â¬ used without globes iu order to cn courago suicide among insect pests liant but in order that tho experi C J H Woodbury in Electrical ment could bo submitted iu all its lioviow fullness to tho surgeons in attendance Do Not Suffer Any Longer upon tho distinguished patient it was determined to mako a preliminary Knowing that a cough can bo check Â¬ trial upon an army veteran who ed iu a day and tho first stages of carried a bullet in tho lower part of consumption broken in tt week wo horcby guarantco Dr Ackers English his back near to tho susucctcd location Cough Kenudy and will refund tho of tho bullet iu tho body of tho Presi money to all who buy tako it as per dent directions and dc not find our state Â¬ T G Julian Tho man disrobed to tho practical ment correct Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Arc lights havo served many uses outside of conventional methods of il- Â¬ lumination not merely iu connection with tho good work of attracting and then singeing quarts of small bugs with big names but their actual ap- Â¬ plication has been at times quito out of the usual courso of events An arc light is not usually regarded as equivalent for a rifle although ono recently 6crved such a purposo with Â¬ out causing any injury to life Two steamers were racing on Long Island Sound and when in a somewhat diffi- Â¬ cult channel the captain of tho blower steamer bethought himself of the search light which was trained on pilot houso of tho rival causing such dazzling of eyes that careful naviga- Â¬ tion was out of tho question and although green spectacles and irreve- Â¬ rently accentuated speech were fairly tried it becamo necessarv to diminish speed and let the other boat pass Tho electric light doubtless 6aved life and also tho race because fol- Â¬ lowing tho custom of the good old times under such circumstances the captain would probably havo adopted the Western river custom of taking a rifle going well forward among the freight and picking oft the pilot before submitting to defeat or if unduly merciful ho might havo contented himself with merely passing tho bul- Â¬ lets into the pilot house iu bucIi a way as to chip off tho woodwork around the pilot by way of vigorous hint Eectric lighting has been applied to races equitably to the interests of all parties iu hor6c trots at night where tho races were all right but tho peo ple did not conform to tho unusual change iu hours Tho actinic rays in arc lights render them very useful in methods of photography other than those of portraiture In the numerous applications of photography in copying and en graving uniform effects can always be obtained and tho work constantly carried on at will independent of tho sun comfortably taking tho weather as it comes whether one has a Far Â¬ mers Almanac or not It is not generally considered that light is necessary to find a fire but an arc light is to bo credited with such work in revealing a lire in thn upper part of tho public building in Phila delphia in tho summer of 1883 when an arc light hanging over tho court Â¬ yard illumined tho smoko curling from tho firo before any flames were visible to those on the ground In the baine city arc lights served a very useful purpose in guiding the fireman around tho lower part of a building which was burning above Tho globes wero of tho cup shape and readily catching tho wator from the streams leaking through tho building present tho strange aspect of light burning under water I do not recall any instance of tho use of arc lights in surgery although an attempt was faithfully made in tiie direction at tho time of tho assassina tion of President Garfield Tho cir cumstances related by ono of thoso en Â¬ gaged in tho prelimincry and final experiments wero as follows Tho surgeons wore very much em- harrased by their fuiluro to dctermino tho position of tho bullet in tho body of tho Picsidont and somo ono con- Â¬ sidered that if a powerful beam of light could bo concentrated upon his person it would render tho bullet visi- Â¬ ble Soveral naval officers at tho Washington Navy Yard gavo tho in- Â¬ ventor tho assistanco of all the resources of tho yard and in a short time a 10 light arc lightiug dynamo had been installed with only ono light in circuit and which was regulated by hand This light was in the focus of a mirror which would concentrate the rays at a point about 10 feet dis- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ AT COST My entire stock of FURNITURE I find that I am compelled to clows out this linn to give mo room for my big line of Holiday Goods that I have bought which is much larger than I havo over bought before This is no sham but a genuine cost sale so if you need anything for a year to come it will pay you to buy now I will quote you a few prices Penitentiary Chaiiv 350 set for- Â¬ mer price 450 Woven Wiro Spiinga with three rows if Coil Wire springs through tho center 525 former price 325 good Cotton Top Matt Â¬ ress 225 former price 350 3 piece Chamber Set 1450 former price 1900 3 piece Chamber Set 2750 former price 3750 Large Safe 370 former price 500 fino Silk Plush Rockers 805 former price 1100 Bod Lounges Carpet Brussels 750 former price 1050 Bed Lounges Plush Extra Large 1175 former price 1550 7 piece Mohair Parlor Set I 2100 former price 3000 fine marble top Hat Trcs 050 former price 910 Cen- Â¬ ter Tables 125 former price 200 Now come at onco and get your pick Wo havo a good selection but it will soon be broken for I am bound to eloso out this lino inside of the next thirty days Now wo havo PILES OF NEW GOODS In all our other lines and at way down prices Healing Stovc3 Cook Stoves Din Â¬ ner Sets Tea Sets nicest lino of Lamps I have ever hud iu the house Wo havo lots of new Underwear Hosiery etc at such prices that they aro bound to sell Blankets Quilts Towels Saxony Yarns Tinware Hardware Window Blinds Rugs Floor and Table Oil Cloths Window Poles Extension Brackets etc Now come ut onco and examine our Furniture and many other lines No troublo to show goods Respectfully Yours ENOCHS Brain House Reese Building Ht Sterling Kentucky V vM h r 1 1 Tt1 v lJf1 iiHHWf ST --r TT a- 4 A 2 Trimble Bros MT Wholesale Grocers STERLUStt ADVOCATE TUESDAY Autobiography of DIII OBMXBfsldOt V- Nyo PERSONAL - TRIMBLE BROS r -S Wholesale MT Grocers KY STERLING THE ADVOCATE i i School books and all kindsof school 10 supplies at Kennedy Bros 4t SUBSCRIPTION RATES- - SETTLES r l w 9 - BROS mmKt iw - tlireo months After Bl months After Ono year In advance 5JR E K l m S m We rcgreUo note tho fact that Mr W Carpenter tho widc awako dry See what C W Caipcutcr has to rnnds mnn ill MaSOllic Temple lias say in Iris advertisement It will pay decided 1o leave Jit Sterling and yo will go just as soon as he can sell out or rcduco his stock sufficiently He Born to tho wife of Walter Morc but will sell as laud of the Spencer neighborhood on will have no auction advertisement at will be seen in iris 28th inst a son kauction prices in all departments ot A look atparpenters advertisement his immense establishment Ho is a will be in the nature of a surprisn to good business man a clever gentle Â¬ our readers man and Mt Sterling can ill afford to Harrodsburg Dan lose him Barboursvillc ville JUylield and Princeton are Miss Mary Raflorty aged 23 died among the Kentucky towns that are at tiie homo of Mr Peter Kelly near preparing a system of water works this city on Friday night Oct 30th She had for some time been a sufferer Uncle Pics Trimble met with a from that dread scourge consump- Â¬ painful accident a few days ago tion and patiently boro all the pain While cutting wood the ax glanced and suffering dealt out to her For Ha- Â¬ and cut a deep gash in his foot the past seven years she had made zel Green Herald her home with Mr Peter Kelly and on Wedm adaj e filing was a true and good woman The Jtarrled Octoucr 28th at the home of the burial service was held in the Cathobrides mother in this city ildcr II lic church on Sunday afternoon W Trimble officiating Mr J II burial in the Catholic cemetery Barnes of Grassy Lick to Miss Laura Dr L C lellries and wife are now Guy pleasantly located at Mr S W Mrs J J Chiles of Walnut Hills Gaitskills on Howard Avenue whero Cincinnati died on Friday morning they will bo glad to sco any of their Mr Chiles who made so many friends many frit nds Tho doctor and his during his slay heie has the sympa wife will hereafter make their homo thy of the community in his bereave with their daughter Mrs Gaitskill ment A well spent life entitles this grand old couple to a season of peaceful Mr J A Ramsey auctioneer writes quiet before they go to their final re- Â¬ us that ho is engaged for sales on the ward If success in life is to be following dates Nov 5 7 11 1G 19 measured by the good deeds we have 2 He will bo 23 21 and 27 Dec 1 doue then truly they have not lived engagement for any glad to fill an in vain for the neighbors and friends open dares among whom they have spent a long The followiii transactions ill real life of usefulness say their good deeds estate aro reported from Salt Lick aro without number Win Whitcomb bought of Dr Pierce J Talbott Jackson a student of a house and lot for which ho paid Central University Richmond Ky 1050 Jas Mayes bought of Win has won the Interstate oratorical Shousc his one half interest in a store medal in a contest at Charleston bouse belonging to Maj cs Ss Shouse S C Tho contending representatives Price 750 were from North Carolina South is requested to the adver- - Carolina Virginia Georgia and Ten- Â¬ Notice tisoinent of the salo of stock and crop nessee J Talbott Jackson tho win Â¬ of Mr C B Ectou near Winchester ner of tho medal is the son of Hrs which takes place Dccembfr 1st Lliza Jackson nephew of tho lato Dr John D Jackton of Danville and a Plca e nlo read tin notice of Stuart Winchester grandson of tho Hon Albert G Tal- Â¬ Co leal estate agent tThey advertise- a couple of desirable bott He is a student of Central Uni- Â¬ versity and an oiator of no small farms and some splendid town lots note having won the Chancellors Oyster Supper best speakers medal at Central Uni Â¬ versity at the Juno commencement The ladios of the Sterling lodge No Chautauqua medal at Lexington 30 Dcgrco of Rebecca will give an the in August and this last honor stamps oyster supper for the benefit of Wat- Â¬ him the foremost speaker of the son Lodge No 32 in tho store room tinder the Odd Fellows Hall on South Mr Jackson on his return Thursday night Leteveiyono turn was met at the depot by a commit tee of his fellow students in a carri- Â¬ out and aid a worthy order that has age and at night a banquet was been overtaken bv misfortune tendered him Fon Saik A wed impioved farm DUNS REPORT of 125 acres 8 miles from this city on good turnpike rood dwelling consists Tho Improvement In Business Still of 8 good rooms stock barn and all Continues necessary outbuildings plenty of New Yoiik Oct 30 R G Dun good water Parties wishing a good homo will find it to their interest to Cos Review of Trario says The call on the undersigned for further improvement in business still contin- Â¬ particulars ues It is greater than beforo at tho W S RlCHAKT West considerable at tho South and is cleaily perceived at tho East Yet Tennessee mining troubles at Bricc discouragement in some branches of villo and Coal Creek resulted Friday night in tho burning of the stockades industry is not less but more appar Â¬ at thoso points and the release of tho ent than before entirely becauso cal- Â¬ convicts by free miners Three thou- Â¬ culations havo been mado upon a sand men surrounded the stockades moro rapid and greater increase in and liberated 320 prisoners Tho con- Â¬ business than have becn realized in some foi victs wcio given citizens clothes and Prematura oxpansion of production and of trado has invited most of them started for tho Kentucky Che usual corrective and tho disposi- Â¬ line Tho wires wcro cut by tho min- Â¬ exists so general that it might ers and tho details of tho delivery aro tion easily bo misinterpreted meager No fears are entertained of mone- Â¬ The Kentucky Training School lias tary pressure throughout tho East and received its quota of guns from tho West and at most of tho Southern State and wo may now expect tho points Tho nioiioy markets aro well sup boys to put up a suro enough drill plied for legitimate business and rates Major Fowler assures us that no cadet will bo allowed to bring a cartridge tend lower while collections improve on tho place nor tako a gun from the to soino extent almost everywhere grounds This step ho considers neces Â¬ but especially at tho principal West Â¬ sary on tho grounds of tafcty and ho ern points Tho failures this week 255 last week 219 last year 218 is right He issues a standing invita tion to all pcoplo interested in educa- Â¬ School books slates tablets pens tion to visit tho school and sco tho poucils and all school supplies and work done including tho daily drill atatlonery at tho lowest prices at 10 4t Kcuucdy Bros which takes place at 10 a m sou t Avifo op Theodore Spencer on 25th inst a Friend near Born to the- - The celebrated Kentucky Break Cart the bept made is manufactured by Settles Bros Mt Sterling Ky C Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Edgar Wilson Nyo was bom in ColGip Taylor of tho Winchester Maine in 1850 August 25 but nLtwo Sun was in the city Sunday ycdrs of ago ho took bis parents by C S Ratliff and wife of Sharps tho hand tolling them that Piscata burg wero viBlting in tho county the quis County was no placo for them LpaHt week ho boldly struck out for StGroix Col JqssoBiLoYoly tho well known County Wisconsin wboro tlioyonug grocery drnmnieiywas in tho city man soon made a homo for his pa Â¬ rents Tho first year he drdvo fhoin Saturday dians out of the St Croix valley and Miss Bee Powell of Lexington is suggested to th- - Nphh western Rail Â¬ visiting her cousin Mrs Joo B Smith road that it would bo a good idea to of tills county build to St Paul as soon as the com Â¬ Chas Ross and wife of Fleming pany could got a grant which would coiinty aro visiting relatives in tho pay them two or three times tho coat oityand country of construction Tho following year Miss Mattio Crockett of this city is 175 ho adopted tiouscrs and inudo lie guest of Miss Lulu Bassctt ui Mt from the sale of wolf scalps JJo abo cleared 27 aoros of land and raised Sterling Lex Press some watermelons In 1851 ho estab Â¬ Dr R t Ilinor returned yesterday lished and endowed a district school from Louisville where ho Imd been to in Pleasant Valley It was nfrthis fill Dr Settles pulpit time that lie began to turn his atten Â¬ W B BroWn representing Trimblo tion to tho abolition of slavery it iho Bros of Mt Sterling was here South and to write ai tides for the Thursday Jackson II Ubtlcrrt in which lie press signed Veritas Mr Wm Quiscnberry of Salt Lick advocated the war of 1SG0 or as soon government could get around to spent several days in the city with his as tho family the lattcriart of the week it Inl8G4 ho graduated fromVtho Wm Bridgeforth Rankin Whitsitt farm and began tho study ofj law James T Highland and S P Hunt Ho did not advance very rapidly iu attended tho tobacco sales iu Louis- Â¬ this profession failing several times in ville tho past week liis examination and giving bonds for Sam Greonwado and wifo aro homo his appearanco at tho next term of court He was however a close stu Â¬ from Eldorado Springe Wo under Â¬ dent of political economy aud studied stand Mrs Grccuwados health is personal economy at tho samo time not greatly improved Sheriff B M Carr of Morgan till ho found that he could easily live county on his way to Frankfort to on teii cents a day and his relatives Mr 2 Tyo now began to look about settle with the Auditor stopped heic him for a new country to build up and Frikay foster and as Wisconsin had grown to Col J T Hazolrigg spont the past bo so thickly settled in tho northwest- Â¬ wcok at his old home iu West Lib Â¬ ern part of the State that neighbors erty last wek attending to legal were frequently found as near as five business miles apart lie broke loose from all restraint and took emigrant rates for Mr L C Hull of Montgomery coun Here ho en Â¬ ty is in this city in tho interest of tho Cheyenne Wyoming Rich Â¬ gaged board at tho Inter Ocean Hotel Blue Grass Hedge Company po- Â¬ mond Register and began to look about him for a sition in a bank Not succeeding in E N Tapp of Hutchison Bourbon this he tried the law and journalism county was in tho city several days He did not succeed in getting a job tho past week shaking hands with for some time but finally hired as his many friends associate editor and janitor of the Miss Mattio Hedden one of Shelby Tho salary was Laramio Sentinel countys handsome daughters is visit Â¬ small but his latitude great and ho ing her brother Mr J W Hedden was permitted to write anything W on Winn street this city he thought would plcasq tho Wm E Cassidy of Mt Sterling whether it was news or not visiting s hero Monda J M Arm Â¬ By and by he had wort c a peach by his gentle patient poverty arc tree strong of Mt Sterling was her Mon- Judge M M Cassidy of delightful narsimonv rcerardiuir K aP day With a hectic imagination and an or Â¬ Mt Sterling came iu Monday night der on a restaurant which advertised night for his autumn outing among iu the papei ho scarcely cared through tho birds of his native Fleming county Col J S Hurt Judge J the livelong day whether school kept fields H Hazclrigg and J M Elliott of Mt or not Thus he rose to Justice of the sterling wero Hero Jnday of last FlemingsburgDomocrat Peace aud finally to an income which week is reported very largo to everybody No Tlmo to bo Wasted but the Assessor Ho is the father of several beautiful While times seem a HttI6duiIIn children by his first wife who is still order to start things to moving along living She is a Chicago girl and I will sell anything in the jewelry loves her husband far moro than ho line at very close figures Just look deserves He is pleasant to tho out- Â¬ at prices quoted side world but a perfect bruto in h 07 Silvrlno Watches 11 jewels O Gold filled Watches liomc Ho early learned that in orui from to win tho love of his wifo he should 1250 to 2500 Rolled gold plated 150 to 300 bo erratic and kick the stove over on chains guarrautccd 225 to 350 Come the children whou ho camo home Walnut clock He therefore asserts himself in this and I will convince you 1 will sell you way and tho family love and respect at a bargain him being awed by his greatness aud Tnos Whitt gentle barbarism Fon Rent House on Harrison Ho cats plain food witli both hands Avenue conversing all tho time pleasantly 13 2t R M Smith witli anyone who may bo visiting at tho houso If his children misbehave When in Louisville stop with R he kicks them beneath tho tablo rtill McCloar at tho Phoenix- Hotel on they roar with pain as ho phatsnion Sixth street near Main Speciai with the guests with a bright and rates to touacco men - V ever flowing stream of bon mots Loxingtous priinar3n Saturday which please and delight thoso who visit him to that degree that they to select Detnocra4tiapmincc3 for the almost forget that they havo had city offices passed qff quietly David- Â¬ son received tlio nomination for hardiy anything to cat In conclusion Mr Nyo i in every Mayor by a hanMsopie majority respect a lovely char ctoi Ho feared Grovor Clovelad and Bon Hani that injustico might bo doiio him son aro tho nanjes of two twin steers however in this biographical Bkotch owned by a Ttfifjj Walker of Jasper so he lias written it himself Mo Ben wciglis 4000 county A good saddle n aro and a getitlo pony suitablo for children FojJalk Sharosburg Items r 17 V 7 v V 1 f of nearly four weeks caused by sic nesa wo acaiu tako up our pen to sumo our duties as corrcspoudonl Wo now hopo to scud in tho news rogJ ularly r The many frionds of Mrs IIII Mrs Will Duckworth of Thompson Ringo wiH bo glad to kuow sho s is tlio guest of her sister Mrs William rapidly recovering from tho very Baker sevcro ijlnoss fronf which sho hasbpoii Tom Allen of Montana arrived confined to her bed for a couple of hero last Wednesday - Ho will probar-weeks bly bo with us for several months It it Dr J A Taidbce of Hazel Miss SallijQ Higgin 6f Carlisle wife Green who has moved to Clay City has beouvisitin MlsiPoarl ICincclv 1 and notDi J Brcck Taulbcc of Mt lias returned jhditfe taking witUMj Sterling Dr J B Taulbeb says that hor Miss Kinser ivliri is llrittT hef - f ho is permanently located and likos rs ii- i jllUSl Ul VUIUBIU Mt Sterling aiuLJicr people too well M VVilllnm RmntTinro Jr lifts TO to lcavo them turned from Illinois where he has Doc Parsons saw mil on Donald- Â¬ been for tho past thico weokson busi T son caught firo on Saturday night ucssr Tho mill was a portable one and Miss Nancy Kincer is visiting Miss some neighbors succeeded by great Mattio Emmons at Reynoldsvillc exertion in saving a largo part of the J M Browns brick kiln will soouj machinery but about 10000 feet- of bo readv to bo burnt Mr Brown sawed lumber was lost will btiild a lanro brick business houso Mrs Sallio Bibb wifo of Vames on I ho lot ho purchased from Mrs Bibb died at her homo on Donaldson Henry in this county on Friday Oct 30th Iij tlio place of thti brick residence aged about 72 years For somo timo which was destroyed by fire Mrs W she had been iu ill health aud her a large death was not uulookcd for A coii W Wood is having erected frame residenco which will soon bo sistaut membor of tho church and a offlce woman full of good works sho will ready for occupancy Tlio post is also being rebuilt and will likely be greatly missed by those who know be ready fqiuso sometimo the present aud loved her week On Friday night Mr J W Royster Mrs Sallio Henry- has bought a lot near Lexington heard some ond in at Flat Rock and is having built his hen house He picked up his gun thereon a convenient dwelling house and went toward the barn whon Quio a number of our citizens at- Â¬ three men camo out Calling to them tended tho sUlo of W N Sm6ols de Â¬ ho was answered by several pistol allots He replied to this with a load ceased personal properly last Saturof buckshot when one man fell dead day a ml the others Ilcd The dead man a Water for stock Jand in fact for airnegro had six chickens ho had just most any purpose is becomiinr vexv killed from the roost scarce in this neighborhood Several copious and long continued lams Central Music Hall seldom holds a larger crowd than tho ono that gath- Â¬ would bring joy to tho hearts of we ered tlicro last night to hear tho fa- Â¬ farmers MP Waller Sharpo has returned mous humorist Mr Nyo was never droller Ho began tho fun witli his from an extended visit to friends in blind pig story and read the story of Missouri tho impossible boy and for an encore J T Jones and J Clyde NelsoU he told how ho mado his first 5 will soil their farm at public auctioriF Mr Nyo again read an original poem to tho highest biddqr oiilho afternoon Regarding Autumn Leaves He of November 14 Henos c u t U added soveralBtanzas foran encore and then caught tho crowd with ajlinc I will stand iy fine bull Hamilton or two to the effect that NovT York was now so deep under tho autumn TrimmiR at my placo on thojfox lcavesliat he Worlds Fair Com pike it 2u0 cents to insure a calf UGO V SVpNER mittee would never be ablelto located Dl U it St Louis GIobo bomocraijCpril Mr WRNunnolly who has been very ill for somotwo weeks past is now much improved Whilst still vory ill ho is iu a fair way to recover Beak Bros After an absence from your colums A J - a - Â¬ - i 1 - I e1 24 l89i Monday C I At Grand Opera House Nov 9 - Watson Lodge I O O Eh is a char- table institution that has done a vast deal of good during its long career of usefulness in our1 midst Iu all this i timo it has never asked aid of tlio peo- pie Tho loss of the building and the expense consequent upoa rebuilding has mado such heavy drafts upon their treasury that thoy are just now a little cramped for money to re- Â¬ furnish their lodge room Tho good women of the Rebecca Dogreo Lodjic propose to aid them by giving an oyster supper on Thursday night Now our pcoplo can help an institu- Â¬ tion that has spent many thousand dollars in caring for the sick burying tho dead providing for tho widows and educating tho orphans in our com- Â¬ munity Spend a half dollar with theso nbblQrwomon on Thursday night Louisville Tobacoo Marke Furplsh- ed by Glover Durrott Louisville GRAN D OPERA HOUSE ui ML itt -- lIUiiilllM r KIIOM toCZma i BlIL NiKKTUlti EUKOlE Tobacco Warehouse The Famous Entertainers Delight a Large Audience at the Armorvjl Nye tho eminont humorist and his partner A P Burbank tho famous Y mminlmriin w A very large aiidiquco assouibled at Sales on our market for tho week just closed amount to 2531 hhds with tho Armory last night to hear Bill receipts for tho samo period of 502 hhds sales on our market 6inco Jauy 1st amount to 138248 hhds Sales of tho crop of 1890 on our market to this dato 9GG01 hhds Tho offerings of tho week havo cm braced a few hogsheads of hurley to- Â¬ bacco tho growth of this year but in quality it failed to como up to tho high standard attributed to tho crop and the prices realized for tho tow hogsheads of tobacco which have been 4 to 18 per offered ranged from 100 pounds The market for old bur- Icy during tho week lias maintained a firm position but we are not ablo to fairly represent our market for old burloy tobacco Trash dark or damaged tobacco 2 to 3 3 to 6 Colory trash Common lugs not colory - 3i to 44 61- to 10 Colory lugs -- - Â¬ Â¬ and Groverr tips tho beatn at 4010 pounds Mr Wajkor thinks thoy aro Tho meeting at tho Methodist tho largest pair of cattlo in tho world church in chargo of Mr II C Settles and proposes to exhibit them at tho of Louisville is still iu progress On WorldsFair 93 Wednesday Mr Settles was called homo to officiate at a wedding and at Children Gry for Pitchers Castoria night Rov J II Williams filled his Wanted Sltuatlon as Editor pulpit On Thursday evening tho several pastors of tho churches iu tho An editor who is a versatile and city took chargo of tho services aud Revs Bomar Nave Clark spoko on and nowsy writer and a compotcnt crying ovils that hurt tho peace and and experienced journalist desires a good order of our community Dr position as editor of a Democratic Settles returned beforo tho services of weekly nowspaper on a reasonable tho ovoning wero over and has been salary References and sample of preaching to coustnntly growing editorial work furnished upon appli- Â¬ audiences There lias thus been only cation Are you iu need of an editor Medium to good leaf- - - 7A to If so address P O Good to fine fillers - - - - 12 to G additions but tho interest is daily for your paper Soloct wrappory tobacco - 22 to iucrcasiug Box 105 Sharpsburg Ky RELIGIOUS r ULU nvnnlnil ninnli IVi vii noi uisanj pointid In fact all were delighted and at the eloo of tho performance re Â¬ luctantly left Iho hall Mr Nyo kopt the aiidionco in an uproar of laichtcr aim was recaneuon ills every appear iiitnitntiii riiA uukv 12 22 33 uuj uiiu wui h uuiu numorous and s nous aim compete v camivntnri i heaiers He was ropcatcdlyrccallcdj jn uiu wiiuiu il was ono nr tin satisfactory entertainments over civon wmmju- uiiu Yin luuiyjo remem Â¬ bered with pleasure by thoso who wero so foituuiito tuHo ho in attend anco upon it Tho special train from tho east bimighi in a very larco crowd and there worn many persons fiom othur neighboring town8 Ato came in on tho regular train makfi in all something liko 250 to 300 om5 iiu imiu uiiioiuu mo city Who wem nfb1 M unuivu iiani i near tlio grout attrac y l Vvay olightcd a V r imuu nil- mo timo a money pent in u jnuvnew D J i Jl Illll x II llllll lliil mnf HI IOU1 iJJ At Opera House Monduy Noy ft jjui uuiik iim soinn oxcoptioi rt - r VMkX -- im - A nb 9 fc- - 4 T MT STEPPING ADVOCATE TTXESD AT NOVEMBEB 3 J891 HE HARRIS advocate MASON HORSE AUCi TRACK Ralph Wilkes 2 Proprietors NOV a 1801 has now a mark of218 Egbert has now a total of forty thrco 2 30 sTEIlUXtJ TUESDAY performers FOlt TOE8IDENT GROVER CLEVELAND Eleven stallions and four marcs entered tho 2 15 list this year Allcrton is now tho largest winnor on tho trotting turf this season hav Â¬ ing 10260 to his credit Strathso 213 by Strathinnrc dam by Blue Bull is tho fastest out this Season Santa Claus by Magic is now tho dam of Emulation 221 Vatican 228J Position 222 and Magic Wilkes 234 four-year-old Of Now York FOlt VICE - MtESIDENT JOHN O CARLISLE Of Kentucky To day tho elections take placo In Ohio Iowa New York and Massachu- btttu The ItepnblicanB are cuuoavor- iHgto carry all theso Stateo but tho jroat fight is Doing mauo in umu whero McKinloy tho Apostlo of tho protective tariff ia a candidate for Governor That ho will be elected is pretty generally conceded and it is only a question of majority with him The otner states are more uuuuuui to Democrats seemingly naynig my Ids in thought But Judge Jewell Kkjrtinently remarks politics is h lid only when tho ballots aro counted 111 it do for either party to get up much of a jollification 1 LESS MONEY Will buy choicg of twenty difTerent colors of All Wool Kersey Overcoats every one a gem We have made a special effort to place these coats on the market at that price and you will find them excel- Â¬ lent values There is not one in the entire lot that you can buy elsewhere for less than from n to Sic We have searched the markets to find just such overcoats as we now offeV and are satisfied that you will be pleased with the quality style and price Do not be led off by false gods No doubt there will be imitators who will advertise just as good an overcoat for 975 or 987 but do not be deceived as good an overcoat as we offer cant be PRODUCED FOR 10 Tho Onward stallion El Mahdi out of tho dam of Guy Wilkes and Wil- Â¬ liam L will bo started for a record before tho close of tho season There is a question whether it or Red Wilkes will head the list of now 230 when the records of the present son aro mado up bo Electioneer THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT f We have the best boot in the market This is a broad assertion but we honestly believe that there never was a lot of boots in this sec- Â¬ tion of the country as good as our OAK TAN COARSE FINE BOOTS There are hundreds of our customers who have bought them that believe the same way If you havent tried a pair now is your chance Come and examine them will that sires sea Â¬ An honest man is tho noblest work Palo Alto wants tho earth and it looks liko shell havo it all They have 27 am 120pm nm u A it Wiiidiestd 7 00 am 11 10 am 1 B5 pm all tho worlds records from yearling -s Lv Winchester K C 7 10 a m B8 pm CS pm up except the stalliotii record and 7 15am 2 S1 pm 2 SJ pm AirtiiU 7 Bismarck will take his seat in tho Palo Altojias now a mark of 210 8 20 am lv 1ai 20pm 0 20 pm Jordan Reichstag when it convenes and is likely to go in 2 09 before tho I 10 17 am 7 07 pm 7 07 pm Geoitfctown 11 IS am 8 10 pm 8 10 pm Airrrnukfiiit is announced that season closes TTicxt mouth and it ho is in a most ugly mood and pre- Â¬ 5 45 am 4 00 pm lv lMiiUoit 0 50 am 5 01pm lv eoKctowii At Palo Alto there js a handsome pared io attack the Crown with all r m rjt m Air lnru 1125 am 115 pm lv laij tho vigor of his most intense and inii brother to Arion and at the sido of v 12 40 am 7 05 pm iv vinuiietirai WILL BEGIN ON Lv5ltSteillng u u 105 am 7 30 pm Tartisans of the Manette his dam is a suckling colt 1110H80 personality AnMoieliLMd 0 00 pm by Palo Alto Since tho performances J2sipcror say that hisj Majesty is in no Ky Midland Trains Daily tiwinor to stand rebuke from tho cx of Arion havo brought him into prom inence the value of tho members of 2iatVvM Onancellor but it was tho TlilARPER VERNON CLARK a tho family havo greatly iucreascd who said The Germans fear xmAbipt Gen Pass Agt Of foreiftJJ Off Icon prinlcfoiK tuCly Taxes j God and nothingcW Disgraced as ha6 to histjredit tho fast- Â¬ Dclmarcli who isan sjiorn pf powcrthe Man est threo winning hcata ever trotted You must pay your city taxes for or 80 a foreigl oruioou anu iron is a great lorcc in by a stallion but it should bo rcmom A GRAND PEREMPTORY tho Empire his genius conceived and bcrcd that they wore not all trotted 1811 at once or I will have to levy cated and tho ydung man on tho the same day Tho race was contin- Â¬ and soil your property I havo to pno will find out that ho is not a ued ami the third aud fastest heat was make settlement with tho ciry and cant indulge you further when ho issues a lettqrdo cachot trotted tho second day John Gnnioxs jLouisvillq Jtto Von Bismarck Of PUS MAGNIFICENT STOCK 12 2t City Marshal Itisbogiuning to look as if the kite Times shaped track will frown down all of Stationery school books tablots 1529 Arclit PWlaaelrhia Pa Tho Court of Appeals has decided the croakers With tho worlds rec Â¬ slates poncils etc at tho lowest that a person cannot be prosecuted ords for stallions and marcs as well prices at Kennedy Pros 10 4t for giving falso evidence before a as the one two and 70c The intention is to clear out the goods in the several de- Â¬ grand jury since tho law makes tho ords of tho world it is in the swim For Cqpsumption Asthma Hay proceedings bbforo that tribunal secret tcan alarming extent Fever Bronchitis Dyspepsia partments in as short a time as possible and prices are not Tho time then lias como when this to stand in the way There will be no auction sales what Catarrh Headache1 Debility A stallion and six brood marcs Rheumatism Neuralgia ourt inquiry should go Its con- Â¬ which tho Duko of Marlborough re Â¬ ever but the sacrifice will be even greater at retail across 117 acres of flrstclass lllnc Urnes land situ tinuance under such conditions can cently purchased ated on tho waters of 1lum Ilcl three miles AND ALL CHRONIC NERVOUS the counter of A J Alexander from Ninth Mlddlctni ftnd nino miles from ut breed far more evil than-- it can for breeding purposes on DISORDERS his English Mt Sterling for sale l n io font tin of it It will be the opportunity of a life time to buy goods at rcrdo good Even when tho wit- - estates have reached Now York and isviell tipihetcd It Ium jjii iood comfoit- wholesale and even less than wholesale prices The goods esses brought boforo this tribunal able duelling uh1 kockI ti mm ikhic and two to will be shipped tiiis week Tho stal- Â¬ baectfbnrns that will fioit mi eight to ten It Ins been in use for more than twentv years are to be sold and the business closed at once thought the doors of the States prison lion is Lord Russell out Alice You cant of West acres thousands of patients liae been treated and fltared them in tho face wo havo heard Tho mares aro by Belmont and 58 ncres of good Blue Glass ltnd 2jj miles n er one thousand plijsielaiis liue ii ed it and afford to miss it but should lay in your supplies now for Lord from North Middlctown and OJf miles from Mt reccoinmend it a eiy significant act grand jurors complain most bitterly Russell present and future use Sterling on tho lnris plUe A Vo i stock ham thatBuch a very largo portion of tho good No outbuildings Comfottahlo wullling When he is gone the prices for first class Dry Goods thorn It is agreeable Thciois no napcous table nor vh and men bromrht before An exchange remarks that Axtells two good orelmrd t ell atcred fencing etc lloth fiims in good neighborhood and close uti tunu iiui BieHumiiK ellieil S unhesitatingly will be put up to the old figures prevailing when he came swear towhat colts aro not showing much speed to churches and school houses ten years ago rpiy granu juror m uiu room jvuuw Perhaps they have not yet been asked Will sell on reasonable terms Address or 11 bo a falsohood rather than indict the question to any remarkablo ex- apply to Compound Oxygen lt8 Mode of All store fixtures will be for sale Gas machine and as Action and Results istho titluof u book J W MrCMJRU some friend who had been guilty of tent Axtcll comes high but those 18 of am pages published by lrs Htaikey lalcn Winchester Ky which gives to all impilrcrs full infoimntion a fixtures stoves tf tables show cases shelving desks safe an offense against tho law how much who must havo him do not expect to thisiematkablccuiaiivengent nnd a record of siiipiisingcuiiM in a wide lange of chronic cabinet wall paper racks etc etc more readily this will bo dono under every one of his colts to bo a world cases inany of them after being abandoned to lioby other phjslcians Will bu mailed fice to tho now order of things it is not hard beater If thoy do thero is lots of dis PUBLIC SALE any address on application This announcement will be a surprise to some but the to guess Again - when it becomes appoiutmout bottled up in Vtthcsc move has been carefully considered and the resolution as OF generally known that a witness can United States Western Resources Drs STARKEY 6 PALEN taKen is final and absolute prosecuted foV evidence given ndLbo Many of tho very fastest trotters and STOCK CROP TOOLS fcc bcJMb4uis body tho number of malic- Â¬ 1529 Arch St Phila Pa indictments will bo very largely pacers aro much smaller than many ious Nancy Hanks is fif The foar of seeing tho people suppose Increased 120 Sutter St San Francisco I will sell at public auction on prison floor close tharrisSlves has been teen hands 0110 and one half inches Please mention this paper oftoii1nsufiljjostrain mou wo high and weighed last week eight TUESDAY DECEMBER 1 1891 Known inm wns venung xneir hundred and forty pounds at my residence threo miles cast of Winchester It IU my at Kcton weighed nino hundred and twenty crops nndbtation K ITimplements unpins stock farming consisting of inuteJWliessibie to so modi 80000 pounds bright Hurley fy ijqlwas to restorotoltflome do pounds when in training and is scant about iM7J tons of extra line measurement of by actual tobacco FIFTY SEVEN acres of good land blight nice straw authority then let us lose no fifteen hands Ed Annan is fourteen shocks tunothy inliny 125 jtonsling steers 8 year- four miles from Winchester on a good ot corn Held 31 cai cahes 5 milch time in doiqgaway with a tribunal hands and used towcJgh soveu hun Â¬ ling hclfcrs2cailing bulls Imules lllj hands turnpiko road in an excellent neighi cows maro pair high pair 6 j eat old maio mules lif IianJs borhood couvouiont to churches and at has so far outlived its usefulness dred and sixty tVtt high pair aged mulcs15 hands high pair schools Comfortable house small a diaft horsc817 bands high one cmi- iuo eitiicr oniy moinocKeryoi a Direct tho wonder again defeated Dineugeiuing i ciiasauuionorseo yearo om stable good orchard one third of tho Headquarters for Notions and Ladies and Childrens Underwear or tho avenue through which a hainess horse 8 years old shoals sos farm good land tho Hal Pointer in straight heats at Co lextinigs iiuggics anu nnu rockinwiy spring 6uItablo fortobacco and grazing balance grain tit vicious may find opportunity to new ituckej u mon er i foot cut new combined lumbia Tonn las week Tho tinio lluckcj e i caper and mower McCopnick mow er TWENTY NINE acres adjacent to harm tho innocent was exceedingly fast each heat boing 2Mcbhcrry client iliilU Ufaimwigons Kan tho above two thirds of which is good w dull hat row Ahauow lUlanttoliaecohcicw A Rood Vest at 20c worth H5c Childrens Cashlmcre Huso at Ion est car load of Iiish faster than tho raco record Time J hay rakes 3 steel scrapers dillereut a ai ietics tobacco land nnd in grass tho re Â¬ A better one at Llc worth 40u prices potatoes 200 buhels apples To ThoTFarrhers A nice lino of Mitts and Unshlmere Gloves A belter one at clmicoil 2 09 2 0S 2 0SJ Direct is certainly 200 bushelsmention and many other things too mainder suitable for cultivation tedious to for Judtes and Children LIBERAL payments will bo given And n splendid ono at 18c and fOc tho king of harness horses aud can do Speculators pm basing hay or stt a win quaiitl bilu and Thvougl our lliillilmir St Loan feat any horso in tho wprld in harness ties cantho farm ship on cais from Kcton Sta on either tract tion on WE also havo for sale a number of ian seenro you loans Ild is also a well bred horso boing n TIIItMS All sums under twenty dollars cash LiOIIipunicB r v Mill hi l n vo will also writo sired by Director 2 17 dam Echora of tbatsiimoroier ciidlt intciest gleu until rcsidonco lots situated around tho new terms NVgotlablo Jlaicli 1st 1MI2 without iio notes pryablo at Citizens National Sauk of Kentucky Wesloyan College grounds A beautilul lino of Zephjr Sacks tor lu- All wool Vest nt DSc cheap at wyouryi 0 cheapest ami uost ot Fire 223 by Echo Ills siro is by a son Inchester Ky will bo rvqult ed before itmo nl Now streets clcctiic lights and water AU wool Scarlet Vest medicated dc at funis piojicit or Accident Insurance of Hamblotoniau 10 aud his dam is of lecil lots furnished until Match 1st to pur Prices rango from 300 to7G0 per lot A splendid assortment of Childrens Caps J cheap nt SI CO ISe etc Ladles Cnflhmero Uoso nl at lower prices than jou can liny them jtfoCOKMICIC For furlhor information call at this VAJTAItSIUfcL also by a son of tho same horso Echo thaersoriaigestiiuiiiititlesoreornhnyortltiau A splendid fleeced Hofo at 2u y uhonhcrc Sale to begin at u a - shni p oflko or address us at Winchester Ky Office No 7 West Main Street up- - and Dictator aro both out of star C- - B ECTON i West Main St T G STUART 8c Co mares Tho Hambletonlan star cross 6titircar 0t x Shanklaud MT STERLING KY A Raimcy Auc Kcal Estato Agts 12 tf is a great ouo for speed CO a small country but she determined to do sufficient fcncuuiu lustering to attract the notico 6f the utside world Some ten days ago a umber f American marines were ttacked onftho streets ot Santiago by mob of Chilians and in tho melee a umber were hurt and several killed his outrago being brought to tho no co oftho State Department repara- ion was demanded which the Chilian im ovornment superciliously declined to give Undo jam may mm u ncces iarv to nunish tho impudent little ro- tf pubic at tho other end or tho conti- iA ncnt but tho probability is that di- plomacy instead of tho cannon will snUtn ilA cTifflnnUv to J of God and a balky horse is about the meanest When theso two have a tussel tho devil is pretty sure to have a big laugh The universal opinion seems to be f - hk ii mtit Viiil mzEiIkelF nvr that Nancy Hanks was not dear at 45000 and that barring accidents J Malcolm Forbes of Boston will find that his money is well invested ri fr Tliei6 is one thing a young trainer should do abovo all others and that is to reserve his horses speed for race days Fast trials do not get any monoy or records but it is a sure source of cripples and disappointment L R R IN GOLD Tho little grey mare Nellie W sur Â¬ prised tho talent at Nashvillo by win Â¬ ning her race Vic II the California mare and Rosalind Wilkes were the other starters Nellie W won the two heats in fast tinio the third heat was a corkpr Tho mares came down the stretch as a team Every cifort was used by every drivei to land his start in front They passed under the wire together and noun of tho specta tors could tell who was winner The heat was given to Aric II There was not twenty four inches dillorcuco in any of tho hoises and was thefincst exhibition of a finish over 6cen on any track Vic II captured tho fourth heat and Nellie W got the fifth and 214 race Tlio timo was 2lo 2 10 2 17f 2 17i Â¬ 4 T Mt Sterling Ky Kentucky Midland R R THEELKHORN ROUTE Dlroct Connections Via Paris for Oeorgotown and Frankfort JIoiclicnl lv JMtbtPiImp M V 612 nm 100 10 nm 1 1 Announcement Extraordinary i C W CARPENTER MASONIC TEMPLE r - Sttj iriili Oder HEATMENT BV L inhalation Closing Out Sale To Quit Business In Mt Sterling fivo-ycar-o- ld Land for Sale i it 1 Â¬ N C Jay-Eye-S- eo FOR SALE W CarPenter TEIVCFXjE- JVLA SOICTIO gr0f COO J Â¬ Â¬ 1 1 1 -- 1 cl x RACKET STORE Read What Bargains We Offer You Â¬ 1 1 1 1 Â¬ Miw I RACKET ic STORE 1 4 JnM iJiaf 1 -i-j-lljO 1 in- J T N M EEENEY jiia IciSrBlljiU M Wlfc rf -- TTS MT STERLING ADVOCATE TUESDAY NOVEMBER 3 1891 THE ADVOCATE t ON AN The Gardon In Novombor Something Bhould bo done In tho pardon this month or as early next mouth as it can bo got at Tho aspar- Â¬ agus stalks should bo cut and taken off tho bed Tho old wood should be cut out of tho currents blackberries and raspborrics and they should all bo liberally manured It is also a to get cuttings from tho good timo best kinds to heel in this winter and set out next spring Evon if there are already enough it may pay to make new plantations and root out somo of the older ones when theso como to bearing Tho rhubarb also wants this fall and whero manuring lias grown so thick as to make but it small stalks split tho crown of tho old root and take a part of it away to start new beds This is a profitable crop especially in a spring when thcro havo not been many apples car ried through tho winter Tho straw berries need to havo tho weeds and superfluous plants taken out in prep- Â¬ aration for tho mulching which will Tho material need to bo done later for mulching should bo gathered to Â¬ gether and inado ready against tho American Cultivator timo of need Safo Investment Is ono which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results or in caso of falluro a return of purchase price On tills sato plan you can buy from our advertised druggist a bottlo of Dr Kings Now Discovery for consump- Â¬ tion It is guaranteed to bring reliof In every case when used for any affec- Â¬ tion of tho throat lungs or chest such as consumption inflamalion of lungs bronchitis asthma whooping cough croup etc etc It is pleasant and ngrceablo to tasto porfectly safe and can always be depended upon Trial bottles free at V S Lloyds drug A StOC FIRE If FIREI FIRE OLD WOMAN SINGING i J l flwcet are tho songs that I havo heard From croon xuehs and tho building bird Prom children bubbling oer with tunp Whllo slocp still held mo half In swoon And surly bees hummed everywhere Their drowsy bass atonic tho air From hunters and tho hunting horn Before tho day star woko tho morn From boatmen In ambrosial dusk Whero richer than a pull of musk Tho blo3som breath they drifted through Fell out of branches drenched n lth dew And sweet tho strains that como to mo When In great memories I seo All that full throated quiring throng Oo streaming on tho winds of song Her who afar In upper sky Sounded tho wild Valkyrlos cry With golden clash of shield and spear Singing for only gods to hear And her who on tho trumpcls blaro Sang Angels Hver Drlght and Fair Her voice her presence whoro sho Etood Already part of angelhood iJut never hao I heard In song Sweetness and fcorrow so prolong Their being as hushed muslo rings Along vibrating silver strings As when with nil her eighty years With all her firei long quenched In tears A little woman with a look Like soino flower folded In a book Lifted n thin nnd piping tone And liko tho niurrow made her moan Forgetful that another heard And sang till all her soul was stirred And listening oh what joy and grief Trembled thcro llko a trembling leaf Tho Btraln whero first lovo thrilled tho bars lioncutU tho priesthood of tho stan The murmur of soft lullabys Abovo dear unconscntlng eyes Tho hymns whero onco her puro soul trod Tho heights abovo tho hills of Ood All on th quavering nolo awoko And in a silent passion broke And made that tender tune and word Tho swoetost song I over heard Harriot Prcscott SpoITord in Harpers Bazar you want good Insurance insure with HOFFMAN If you want reliable Insurance Insure with HOFFMAN If you want to insure in compa- Â¬ nies that pay all losses promptly Insure with HOFFMAN for I recommend it m Infants and Children Caatorla euros Colic Constipation Sour glomacb Diarrhoea Eructation Kills Worms girca sleep and promotes Without injurious medication dl- - uperior to any proscription known to me II A Abcbzb M D Ill So Oxford St Brooklyn N 7 Costorl a la bo well odaptecl to children thai t ili5s more promptness than any agent in Eastern Kentucky and insures at rates as low as any agent of a first class company Office Traders Deposit Bank ist floor The tue ot Castoria la bo nnlrenal and its merits so well known that It 890ms a work of supererogation to endorso It Few are the intelligent families who do not keep Castoria within easy reach New York City Late Pastor Bloomlngdalo Reformed Church CABLOJ MallTTN DD He represents more companies and pays his losses with For sowral years I haro recommend your Castoria and shall always continue to do so as it bos Invariably produced boneflolal results Edwin F lUnDES It D Tho WInthrop 125th Street and 7th Ato New York City M Tint Craraon CoirpAirr 77 Moniur Sibekt Nkw Tool THE FISCHER LEAF CO -- J3w TjTNTI JL M HJJN II V np XT Tobacco Growers Association Warehouse NORTHWEST COR 13th HAIN MANDFACTUKKKS OF- - Sts LOUISVILLE KY Iron Slate Grates Stoves -- Wood Mantels Air Grates 1Icjui Studying on the Farm Dr C C Abbott tho well known Archmologist began tho study In which ho rando Ills reputation when ho was a tanner nuar Triiilon Kin Iiirin occu pied a knoll overlooking tho wide lowlands along tho Dolawaro whero tho Delaware Indians and thoir predeces sore undoubtedly resorted in largo numbers From tho river banks nnd from tho plowed lisltls ho gathered soino 30000 rolics in clay bono and stone tho product of tho aborigines who onco hunted fished camped and manufac tured their implements and utensils there Tho larger part of his collections aro In tho Poabody museum at Cambridge His exhibits thero number 27000 pieces Dr Abbott has been appointed curator of tho American Museum of Archaeology connected with tho University of Pennsylvania and is now devoting hi energy to thii now museum which al ready contains about 25000 specimens New York Sun Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Hollow Ware Sash Weights Etc Rates 150 per hhd 30 days free storage 25c per month after 30 days No deauction for samples Mark your tobacco GROW- Â¬ ERS MOUSE - N Agents for American SALESROOMS English Tile w T JONES of Henry County Manager IIAMtV SKOOKofSlieIbjCountyAsgtMnngr Â¬ OFFICE 133 435 West Jefferson Street Louisvillle Ky 1 I Capt B A Train Solicitor will cost you to wll at any old Warohouuo punposinfr tho lilnl to net 10 as follows Warehouse charges 200 Commission 100 10 lhs Sample 100 00 It will cost yon to soil 10 lilirts at the same rate 1000 It will cost you to sell at tho GROWERS HOUSE the fiune tobacco ono hhd 100 no de- Â¬ duction for sample no commission 10 hhilo 1500 Showing a difference in favor of tho GROWERS HOUSE of 2500 If vou aro in tho tobacco in Louisville a hlid of tobacco 1 rS IT WORTH SAVING It Y T Fill 1 I - Â¬ Â¬ Culrulutliig Machines Como and let tho machino tell your age said ono young girl to another us thoy waited for a train at the station was So you beliovo that do you I think you wouldnt tho response You if you took a socond thought seo tiiero aro springs and things to press and you got certain results It is a sort of calculating machine and In reality you tell your own uge If At this season of tho year people you want any other date you can get it quite as easily by starting from any ran not bo too careful about keeping given day If you aro interested in their bowels regular Billious and reckoning machines well and good malarial diseases aro often brought but dont bo deluded into the belief inliy allowing tho bowels to heeomo that such a hit of uic chauism has rea itiid An occasional uokc ot at soning or other faculties and could tell would be re Â¬ you anything you didnt know our Patricks Pills is all that quired and might prevent nerious New York Iedcer solf iekno H For sale by T G Julian An Uvldrnci iif Turttti A St Antnine hti eit mother cmut snidhiR into the Iioiim the other morn IJueoii Marys Iaidog Ing where lu r youthful son was enjoy Mary Queen of Scota had u favorite landojr which is said to havo been present ing himself in his own way Iim called are you at tho execution of its poor mistress in Johnnie Fotheriugay castle After tho royal smoking a cigarette t Noin he answered from behind lady had been beheaded tlw faithful the curtnim ns he tlnvw something creature refused to leave hor doad body and had to ho carried out of the hall by out of the window force At that period lapdogs wero the I smell It Yes you aie too Dr I It pets of men as well ns of women Nom aint he insisted unhappy Queen found in the Boloyn n relation of tho was ouly a elgm stump Anne Boleyn owned ono which as it gutter Anne onco lie doted on is written she said apparently much re usked him to grant her ono wish and in Oh I beg your pardon hut dont return he should havo whatever ho might lioved you ever let me eateh you smoking n desirt Knowing his affection for the cigarette Do you hear niif dog sho begged It of him and of course Ye3m and Johnnie went out nnd tho doctor had nothing to do but to give And now madam ho Biiid restored the stump to its previous posi it to her you promised to grant my request tlon Detroit Free Press 1 quwth the oueeji Then I will Ex Â¬ pray you give mo my dog Again Kli rllle llrglittrrlng TIIIh Some time ago an electric till wns change brought out in Hngland winch material You will observo that bragging is ly decrensyd the possibility of tampering something very nearly univorsal Thoso mid at the same time alforded an ex who do not boast nrosuro to bo despair- Â¬ collont check on tho days receipts ing lifo decrying creatures Both hab- Â¬ Tho Inventor has mado several liu its nro unquestionably nonsensical proveinonts on the original dovlco You nro not tho greatest genius undor which will now register accurately every tho moon nnd If you wero it would not coin received from n cent to a twenty bo so wonderful a creature as you would dollar piece By n simple arrange- bo Wo forgot our biggest men out of inent the till can be placed In any part hand If you will go through tho of tho store and us an indicator It is schools today you will not find ono boy Now York said to work perfectly or girl out of ton that can tell you who Telegram Napoleon was or when ho lived nnd not ns many who know nnything nbout Many Would Hear lulns Tliut But just think what Thcro nro maladies which wcro not Dtmiel Webster mi immense amount of conceit thero is There were known fifty years ago been in human folk I What maladies which havo gono out of rec- and has of braggarts What swelling millions ord But n malady of nil ages is ono On wo fonts t etruttliigl known to capitalists only Tho patient and Globe Domoerat Louis has pains in his cosh box in his ledger in his pocketbooks filled with ban Mrs GasweUS 4t just mates me mau bills Ho suffers tho tortures of n Shy Hero I go on1t shopping in my 3000 just loaded with dia- Â¬ lock deprived by Portia of a pound of Worth dress monds yet fojlu think Im poor Now York Times gold Mr Gnswelfc They does Mrs Gaswell Yes they db I went Tho old homo of John Howard Payno Design Cos grand Into Antique is still in n goodstato of preservation quantities of store touuy to It is a lowly dwelling withmtv didn t show houee nnd At r if ilniM now nnything but Orst they old seccad- n lot or me Thoroisn garden attached in which mna Bua 5jed Iia lf lt liad come hollyhocks grow nnd thero is a pictttr- ma m -urkNow york Weekly I esquo old well near by Â¬ 1 Â¬ This remedy U becoming so well known and so popular as to need no All who have used special mention Electric Bitters sing the same pong of praise A purer medicino does not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of tho liver and kid Â¬ neys will removo pimples boils salt rheum and other affection caHsed by impuro blood Will drivo malaria from tho system and prevent as well as euro all malarial fevers For cure of headache constipation and indiges Â¬ Entiro satis- Â¬ tion try Electric bitters money refunded faction guaranteed or Price GO cts and 100 a bottlo at W S Lloyds drug store business for money and consider this little sum worth saving in the saleLof ion nnus ot tonacco snip to the tiliUWiiRH HOUSIS V Grandpas Wonder Soap un- Â¬ equalled for Engineers Firemen Mechanics Planters and Paint- Â¬ ers Try it Ak Elastic StaiBa great inven- Â¬ pr tion Finest line of French and Amer- Â¬ ican Candies in the city Large stock of fireworks Currants Figs Dates Raisins Preserves and Jellies Try Almeta Roasted Coffee 3 pounds for 00 1 BRYANTSTRATTON MoKJiinaahortUandiPenmanaMpAea TFrito for Catalogue and full information THIRTY YEARS BUSINESS COLLEGE tin 0fi vwiw w ni EXPERIENCE IfV bkn a A Baum 19 E OON Mt Main Street Sterling Ky Tho First Stop Perhaps you aro run down cant cant cat cant think cant do anything to your satisfaction and you wonder what ails you You should heed tho warning you aro taking tho first step into nervous prostration You need a ncrvo tonic and in Electric Bittors you will find tho exact remedy for restoring your nervous system to its normal healthy condition Surprising results follow tho use of this great ncrvo tonic and alter Â¬ ative Your appetite returns good digestion is restored aud tho liver and kidneys resume healthy action Try a bottlo Trice 50c at W S Lloyds drug store sleep Â¬ Â¬ TONIC CURES 0BOJ-M-4L- l IMC SURGEON and SPECIALIST of Cincinnati O formerly Rust dent PnYsiciAN of the Philadelphia General IIosriTAL and PintsictAN-iN-OnARG- E of the Onio Medical Institutk Iihr for thirty years devoted his attention to the treatment of CHRONIC NERVOUS FEMALE AND SURGICAL DISEASES such as BronahltU Catarrh Cough Rheumatism all diseases of tho Stomaoh Bowels Rectum Liver Kidnoys Bladder Sexual Oraans Heart Nerves and Brain j diseases m fi r r t Jr fI i mo eye anu car uuiurmmes etc HE WILIi BE AT THE The well known X S LOSS OF APPETITE NATIONAL HOTEL MT STE R L I N GKY Saturday November 28th His 17th Rqgular Visit ad iifi Thousands aro searching for it daily and mourning becauso thoy fiud it not Thousands upon thousands of dollars aro spout annually by our pco plo in tho hopothat thoy may attain this boon Aud yet it may bo had by all Wo guarantco that Electric Bit tors if used according to directions aud tho uso persisted in will bring yon good digestion and oust tho de- Â¬ mon dyspepsia and install instead eupepsy Wo rccommond Electric Bitters for dyspopsla and all diseases of liver stomach and kidnoys Sold nt 50 cents and 1 per bottlo by W S Lloyd druggist 1 Indigestion Dyspepsia Nausea Sour Stomach Sleeplessness Headache Nervous Pros- Â¬ tration Neuralgia Pal- Â¬ Children Crv for Pitchers Castoria pitation of the Heart Loss of Energy Eupepsy Weakness of Back Feelings oi Languor and Lassitude Gen Â¬ This is what you ought to have in eral Debility La Grippe fact you must have it to enjoy lifo Etc Etc 4 4f W IF ivSr nuiuiiiiiiy uiur ruuuii necK I noruUHBT V JTiL CnKHITTTATTON Altl CXAMIWATinK n t nt all about your disease und tho prospeots of a cure undertakes no incurable 1 JjAnhfJi fflleted with any of the Ills peculiar to their sox may consult Wm wUJi yei coulldoiice aiiU the nssurance of certain relief aud permanent cure Their cases will receive tliut kind and considerate attention which all will appreciate Hts treatment niwoys proves sansmoiory local ireatmentds seldom Decenary Ovnrlau Tumors In their earlier oujges cured without pain cr instrumental Inter xo roil co Sterility Is usually tho result ot carelessness or Ignorance It can bo rcniedled Eptlcpiy or TPU cured by a never fulling treutmouU in Dcnfncss many eases can be cured nccrMiermnnenty moved from tbo most delicate organs pecul or no pain no loss ot blood noknltoor caustlo the onlvSutiiJ In use for 23 years by eminent physicians method and surgeons tu tho United Mtntox and pro- Â¬ nentPCtntr VrlcocIe Mydrocelc Spermatorrhea aud all uunulural dlschargi sssssTsH I by them the host TONIU ezunt nounced others fall It cures where allyour DruggistTry It aud he ME JJ of nil nges who suffor from Indlscrotlonn nnd excewes for It convinced Ask nnd treatment If thoy observo certain sediments In Him urine wilt benefit by onr counsel or Irritation of tho urinary organs thoy should connu It us without delay We rcttore alltueh caset BOTTIiE PRICE trent8 wtnunranins siiecpyanll forms of Betnl Blcn so mioh as Plica Flstnln FIsNiiro and Ulceration ot tho Ilowcl by a method of tits own aiscovery without palu or detention fiom business He guarantees all cases GO Manfs and Proprs J ED RAY mo1neyndliCeaUhQCO S cousldercd tho bost of JBment In all easesupd saves Ume ItVST vnw ie wa m 1 i 4im i 100 PER PAitia plienomenSl8 ottnlne1 n tho ctt oru of nifoUersf ctnt of tho cases which he makes his specialty Is u old s trfy haV bMa offectcd usuaUy ana fflcuH cases which have bafflcdsW AOKERS Theio Celebrated ENOUSU DOCTOR mil are a Ioiltlio Care tor Sick Hoadaehc deityed8 rmS crowdJ PURE - Children Cry for Pitchers Castorisu PUIS and lUlloutiiew Oouitbatlon Small plena ant and a furorlto Trlth the Initio Sold In England Xor la tyd In America tor C5 Out ihcm from yonr Drusclat or Mild to W II I100K1X 10 40 wIi0l1lm ooie 9 ahould brlQe r bolter to call early In tho day to avoid bML two to four ounces of their urine In a cloalSi iiril llro34rBr hrf tir1r patagefirrey au wusuiiaHuus uoriresponaenco k b IttAn rn a Patients treated by mall or express but when Dosslhlo nonnnni liisioi queiiions sent on application y P of Itk mniiniin 4 i j 0 - r C te united Btates nnd Canada Address 2 B0QKAH Box 703 Cincinnati aim Cases Strictly CendeiUal- - m r kf utt L- - iit tMi tiHti tttSsti ijia - Li MT STERLING ADYOOATE TUESDAY KOVEMBEB 3 1891 OMiTHJUJjf o iiwv wr W Perhaps tho safest homes tho birds AND havo devised aro the snug castles BLUE GRASS ROUTE PEN AND SCISSORS built or rather cut out by tho Shortest and Quickest Route woodpecker family At any rate it At Parle Alexandre Dumas now from is plain that thoy feci so themselves play Tho Hoadof Thobcs ia awaited I havo rented the Baum huildingnu folk aro tho boldest and for their littlo with Interest It will bo brought out Fust Main street and have fitted most noisy of feathered babies You at tho Comcdio Francalso theater up a number of rooms I am there Â¬ TO ALL POINTS will find that most young birds whose Our domain has extended until it is fore prepared to accommodato un cradles aro ou tho ground or much said that the sun never sets on tho soil friends with board and lodging by the exposed aro silent littlo fellows rare of tho United States that when it is week day or meal Special attention ly raisiug their voices abovo a faint Through daily train service between 0 p m on Altoo Island Alaska it is paid to Court day dinners Charges peep Thoy seem to know their safc- Cincinnati and Middlnsborough 930 a in at Eastport Maine reasonable and points ou L ty depends on their silence N R 11 Cant Sleop Nights V Tho time mado by Wm Windle at nests that uro higher tho young Â¬ itriflV In U A STEPHENS the complaint of thousands suffer Â¬ Is Schcduln In Effect May 10 1891 Springfield Mass a milo in 2 15 is sters are not so prudent Tho oriole ing from Asthma 31 tf Consumption bringing tho racing bicyclist close to swinging safe from the branch of an Coughs cfc Did you ever try Dr SouthBouiid No No 5 No 8 Daily Dally It is tho tho trotter at his best Only tho elm calls and cries without ceasing Ackers English Remedy ExpiCel Fast Line- Accm Dally preparation known speediest nags beat tho record of Win Â¬ Kx sun but loudest of all aro the dwellers in Troubles Sold on a for all LungÂ¬ positivo guar o Cincinnati dle tree trunks I Li Cnrinirtoii 8g 10 am 8 00 tun a OOpm The flicker baby will antee at 25c and 50c T G Julian Ivo IS a m OSpm 8 OOpm u 45 n m stand at his door a round hole in the druggist Lvcrnlmoutli 10pm 4 iim sco grain standiug It is unusual to 10 43 am LicCtnthiiinn 0 eupm 5 Uipm A it Pails trunk for hours and shout at tho lop n is n m 10 2jpin 6 10pm in tho field ready to cut while thrco 12 in That Terrlblo Cough Ait Lexington m ti oopm wpm of his voice if ho did so on tho ground Inches of biiow covers tho ground n ISpm Have just received comploto lines Air Winchester 12 10 m ho would bo snapped up by many a In tho morning hurried or difficult fi fiopra But this could have been seen on the Ivcliiclejter 12 40pm 7 03pm of Ait Itlclmionil l r ni The wedding of Miss Susie Mc prowler on tho lookout for tender breathing raising phlegm tightness 7 SSpin 1st day of October 1891 in rinako Lieltlclunond in the chest quickened pulse dullness ssiim LvoIIciea 2 03 Dili Konna of Brooklyn has been indefi- Â¬ young nestlings to catnot to speak of in the evening or sweats at night all River Valley Idaho INTER GOODS AIT Iiv IifeSton 3 155li m Lve nitely postponed because of a peculiar tho raco of mankind or any of these aro the first stages of FALL Fashionable women in Tacoma have J0111I011 Cl m Io Lhliiffston8i to tun Ono who is acquainted with iho in- Â¬ consumption Dr Ackers English misfortune While at her lathers ArrCuiltln rganized what they call a rainy day mo toililn c 00 n cpttapc in Lenox last Rummer tho teresting young flickers can always Cough Remedy will euro these fearful Camels Hair in PLAIDS AND Ivo JlailjonrviliGIi 52 m club tho eolo purpose of which is tho and In linivilln i young lady was thrown from her tell when they an- getting ready to ily symptoms by is sold under a positive NOVELTIES BEDFORD CORDS Ivo MidillelioiTMiili IM1 n m 7 IB guarautco m T G Julian encouragement of tho sensible habit of ArrCumbciln Gap - M p horse into a poison ivy bush She Ono that I watched spent several days SERGES HENRIETTAS ROUGH wearing on wet days dresses which A Cure For Paralysis said nothing about tho accident until in hi doorway looking about and EFFECTS SILKS Etc M 0 V illlanisburgi S 15 p m do not extend below tho ankles calling vehemently handy staying her syHtcm hail becomo thoroughly ArrJelllco 0 20 pm Frank Cornelius of Pureed Ind A Roman inventor Slgnor G undermined from tho poison which away long enough to sleep This was Iticlimond 50 p m Jc I Induced Mr Ivu Lancastei 4 45 p m l7ft UURlicmann nas asKeu lor a patent had entered Tho eyelids became in striking contrast to tin- conduct of Tor osays had tho paralysis Pinsco Arr Stanford 5 20 p m whd wife in tho upon a mechanism which by an 5n- - swollen audisoon tho left oyo became his parents who came and went as si- Â¬ face to buy a bottle of Chamberlains Noitli Ilomid IN No 2 No 4 No0 gonius and simple contrivance per totally destroyed Iho right cyo is lently as though they had no voices Dally Dally Pain Balm To their great surpriso Dally Kxpiess mils tho utilization of tho waves of now nearly gone and her hearing Not till he had flown were they heard Ex Sun bofdro the bottlo had all been used she CLOAKS o Stanford 7 00 am tho sea as a propelling force m o Iincator greatly impaired Miss McKcunas calling anuVdruinming ou dead limbs was a great deal better Her face had s 7 Main c ArrKicliiiiond 10 1C am the first week in September a well known lawyer in And the moment tho youngling left been drawn to ono side but tho Pain Tho grand mancovcrs of the French fiancee 2S IveIellico 15 am mo WilliaVbg and Gormau armies where Bmokeless Brooklyn is prostrated over tho terri the nest ho seemed to understand that Balm relieved all pain and soreness Arr Coi bin ho was not so safe as at home for ho 9 U nm -powder wan eiViploycd hsvc canned in ble condition of his intended wife and tho mouth assumed its natural Cassimeres Blankets and a com 3 o rf too became still plete line of Dry Goods Italy tho suggestion that tho uniforms shape con- Â¬ It is also a euro for rheuma Â¬ Tho Boston Transcript justly Tho most persistent brawler I ever tism lamo MOllllOVillo S5H TJriiiii should bo of a brown color like the cludes Carl Schurz mistaken in argu Â¬ back sprains swellings and Noitons Hosiery tiI10 JlnibYvJIle s 25 an hoard in a nest is a young sap suckci coat of a hare which at a short ing that no harm will be done by lameness 50 cent bottles for salo by Etc Etc X a MCCorbin distance is uudistinguishablo from tho German immigrants retaining their or yellow bellied woodpecker whose T G Julian 5 4t AirUvliiKMton 1105 am voice may be heard anywhero near earth own language and establishing schools IVO I ivillLStnn 11 IS am his treo from early morning to the JVO Iicivii l 12 in nn Tho cost nf crinio in tho United for tho study of German in prcferenco dusk of evening His home is in a In Misses Ladies and Childrens t it uiciiinnmi 12 4pni Lve Itichmoml 0 01 am 12 pin is very heavy Tho annual to English and gives these reasons dead tree often with neither bark nor YJtates Arr Winchester nm 1 40 pm sizes Lie Winchester lunni M im cqst of tho police force amounts to Tho perpetuity of our institutions limbs left on so it is perhaps tho most Arr Taris T 41 am 2 S3 pm Ivo Lexington nfearly 20000000 tho annual cost of depends upon their power of assimila 7 00 am 2 00 pm 3 4Spm secure of all he seems at leat to havo Lvulnriti 7 Mum 2 45 pm 4 25 pm LicCynthlaiiii prisons 5000000 and tho annual tion If separate nationalities witli no hesitation about making all the 8 21 am 3 pm 4 48 pm Lie Falmouth 2 am 4 10 pm fi SO pn cost of reformatory and industrial separate customs taste and education noise he desires it Covington - 10 - am 5 40 pm 0 pro Air Cincinnati o am 5 SO pin 45 pm schools 3000000 Tho cost steadily bo allowed to grow up unchanged There wcro other tree trunk dwell Â¬ from tho condition in which they en- Â¬ increases thanks to a nearly unregu7 ers in tho woods near where I spent MAYSVILLE BRANCH tered the cauntry where is that prac- Â¬ lated immigration last summer Besides tho flicker and OLD KENTUCKY ROUTE tical Boliditarity on which American No 10 tho sap sucker there wero tho red- Â¬ No 12 Dante is still exiled by Austria North Bound Dally institutions arc supposed to rest No Dailr rx Sun headed woodpecker and the downy tho polico has refused In other words Ex Suj N N and M E D V CO break down all tho barriers of lan lu Cincinnati S OOpm and the hairy tho last two of whom admission to open at Trent tho exhi- Â¬ Ivu Con injrton S 00 pm guage old habits and Old World in- Â¬ Onr stock of Heatinir and Ivo Lexington 7 00 am aro exactly alike except ihat the hairy bition of designs for a monument to 5 20 pm Lvolaria 7 fiSnm struction and lot tho foreigner as ho is 0 15 pro Stoves is ready for you Arr Mlllershurg a 10 two inches longer than tho dowrt the divino poet which would been settles dawnactjiis part in the Uni Â¬ 6 S3 pm II SHORT LINE TO 7 OOpm Arr I later erected in that city Wo say ted States do so without being ham- Â¬ I heard tho infants cry away up 1 of fmiiu 54 Xitfj or Arr l r Washington Philadelphia i m 87 SO nm pm their stronghold but I did not observes the would havo been pered by former processes of thought Baltimore New York No 0 Dirilton newspaper of Rome because them till thoy could lly No U foreig South Bound and life Daily Daily Old Point and the ea horo CI One day a young hairy woodpecker if Austria quarrels with plaster mod- Kxitiin Ex Sun Merit Wlna a camo flying out of tho woods and f ols what will sho do when it is 1 Maraville 5 30 a m 1 copm TIIK DIltECT LINE TO 2 27pm Wo desire to say to our citizens alighted about fifteen feet from where luestion of marbles 3 20 pm Lexington Louisville years wo have been selling I was sitting on tho trunk of a tree 3 45 pm Arr Paris David E Smith an octogenarian of that for 7 40 nm 4 10 pm St Louis Arr Lexington Kansas City 8 03 a m 7 OOpm piece Dr Kings Now Discovery for Con- Â¬ As he came he cried in a loud voice Rowley Mass has purchased AT Covington 10 49 am 0 37 pm I Chattanooga Memphis Arr Cincinnati 10 55 a m u 4a pm Our large and handsome of land on which ho proposes to erect sumption Dr Kings New Life Pills Pip pip pip and of courso I kept W L MUNSOV Trav Iassngr Agt Bucklens Arnica Salvo and Electric perfectly still to look at him Ho was stock of Qucensware AND ALL lOINTS next season a brick and stone build and wwihujiuu V111U ing for a public library to be present Bittcrsand have never handled reme Â¬ not in the least afraid of mo indeed Lamps will be offered at very West and Northwest South and S B KNOTT C P ATMOBK cd to his native town This will be dies that sell as well or Uiat have ho seemed anxious to show what he low prices until Jan ist JTiuuc Manager IZnill t at Southwest given such universal satisfaction We could do in the way of food hunting Ocnoral unices Louisville k tho first brick building except an old S F It JIOBSK Asst Genl Paesgr Agt IN EFlIJCT JANUAItT 1801 Ofllce Chamber 01 commerce BlUg powder houso over erected in tho do not hesitate to guarautco them Ho wont to work on tho side of the Cinti O me tapping vigorously at Â¬ treo next Fast LImtil Acc mAcc in precincts of llowle Nol Daily to nil points except Bowland Di Mr Smith will every time and wo stand ready to re Mail East Bound Dally Kxprta Dally Daily vlfdoiu which Is daily except Sunday Dally ExSunKxhun furnish tho library equip it with fund the purchaso price is satisfactory bark and when u bit of it fell ho IffS TUuM SSll LiatlKt t0 Cincln tl results do not follow their use These leaned back and looked at it in tho Lexington Lie 735am 015pm 5 45pinll 40am books and provide for its support Iio4 dally fmm nil stations except tho Winchester SKlain 700pm 7 10pml230piu remedies havo won their great popu- Â¬ most critical inanuor Then ho worked Bowland Division which is daily except Sunday MtMeillii Arr 8 52am 730pm 7 45pm 105pm No 0 Daily except Sundav Rev Dr R S Storrs in his annual larity purqly on their merits W S at tho holo he had made He probed lOOOpni UAIUY Arr uotWen Wncihnatl and Lexington S fr1 OHvnTIIll LlH iniftini Oftllim 11J4in address before tho American at Pitts Lloyddruggist T1aisllml J exlugton Accommodation every crack with his beak ho turned 12 15pml0 30pm Afchluud 8 45am nX LoxlSto 10 Arrives 4attkttahur Li el2 gspmlO 43pm 02am PaiislO 45ain field last Thursday mado tho follow- Â¬ his head and peered under tho loose 9 25am ituniiugton Air 12 60pm 107pm No 7 Falmoutli Accommodntlon Taiea Cin Tho ing allusion to Phillips Brooks State of Kentucky citinati 5 45 pm cage men mig into tno sou inner Arriics IalmoiitU 7 40 pm dally except Minday churches begin to rccoguizo that their montgomeky county j sct West Bound bark as it he wero starving Every nntun 0 00 nm Anives Cin- saacsiBas DAILY cinnati 7 ri am daily except Sundav This day personally appeared be- Â¬ now and thou ho capturod something great need is unity in Christ not for Nos and a make connection at Wliuchester for If you dont think we mean Huntington L10 tlOOam 20pm 135pm points on the N N ft 31 V Bv Bishops in silk aprons or kneo breeches fore me a Justice of tho Peaco in and or pretended to and fortHfteen iniu 0 57pm what we say call and see us Catlettiilmrg u U25om lSUpm R rilIs tnm Cine nnntl to is Aehland 37am 50pm 7 10pm Aii iii 7 not refer to tho noblo Christian for tho county and Stato aforesaid utcs ho entertained mo that morning do 010Kltl v iunbeilima Oliiolllll Ait 8 20am 3 OJpm 4 00am 8 55pm termediate stations and runs dallyGap and all In and we will convince you KXS1111 man confirmed yesterday in Boston Hendersou Phipps who made oath Woodpeckers aro among our most 31 Sterling Ivo 10 27am 4 32pm 1125am 12upu ji ir crgnvtTiiM1 nr 11 15am 4 5Sm 7 15am Winchester have not tho slightest doubt ho will that two stray steers about four years useful servants Every one kills 55pm I Lexington Arr 12 05pm 6 30pm 8 05am 2 45pu conduct his work for unity and a old each ono a pale red will weigh thousands of insects in tho summer LIM1TLD VESTIIIULLD FilltKSS run grandor progress in this State I about 1400 lbs tho other dark red diggiug them out of tho bark and dally and has Vostllmled Pullman Sleepers lie tween Uiuisvllle Lexington Washington New would no moro dream that ho would will weigh about 1500 lbs noithcr of wood If tho woodpeckers wcro to Yoik and Old Point Comfoit This train is stoop to peculiarities of dress than them having oar marks or brands stop their lvork many fnlitaud shade mado pint of the celchruted F F V East of O Boute Huntington on tho C that ono of your grand Bershiro olms were taken up by Henderson Phipps trees would die Yet because thoy near his farm on tho 19th of Septem- Â¬ cut holes in the bark which scientific Â¬ day between Lexington mid Huntington Sun FAST 3IWLTKAIXS run daily except would put on pantalettes 3Iaku You can buy in at the ber 1891 I further certify that I men who havo studied them say docs diicct connections at Huntington with C t O months nast ncculiar norturba- For At Ashland with S V By At Winchester with havo personally examined tho said not injure tho trees farmers and K O It It not th and south Imund and at flifi firmo linvn Vinnir nlisnrvftd nil withLNLSaiid C N O T P strays and valuo them at eighty dol- Â¬ others who ought to Bailroads knowbettcr givo magnetio needles in the Greenwich Onr stock of Hardware is fe iff Observatory and careful observations lars Tho takcr up of said strays tho birds a bad name and kill them LEXINGTON OLIVE HILL ACCOMMOThose who have tried them could Henderson Phipps rcsidenco is near whenever they can always large and good DATION daily except Sunday Connects at Olive Thorno reduced ta a system Thoy might W not bo induced to do with- Â¬ Winchester to and from K C points and at Lux Stopstono Station Montgomery coun- Â¬ Miller in Christian Union i rrn Ingtort with L S B It for Louisville Ky have been duo to magnet storms in out one ty Kentucky This notico has been tho teiTOstial magnetism or tho solar For full information in regard to Bates Boutcs duly recorded in my office and a copy etc apply to any agent of this or connecting The Cheapest Thing in the Market Wo want every mother to know atmosphere but a moro commonplace lines or to hereof delivered to said Henderson croup can bo prevented True that origin has been found for them It H E Huntington C L Brown Phipps This Gth day of October croup novor appears 31 without a warn Â¬ app6ars that they exactly correspond TPA PLUMBING 1891 Loxlngton Ky ing Tho first symptom Is hoarseness in point of timo with tho starting and C W Barney W S Harrison GAS FITTING Jno A Thompson thon tho child appears to havo taken stopping of tho electrical railway O A Ashland Ky I A Lexington Ky 10 H Done by thoroughly competent J P M C cold or a cold may havo accompanied from tho Monumont to Clapmaiu workmen Tho electricity used in tho working of For soi Q throat Saturato a flannel tho hoarseness from tho start After tho lino goes to earth and although bandage with Chamberlains Pain that a peculiar rough cough is devel Â¬ tho Observatory is several miles dis- - Balm and bind it on tho throat It oped which is followed by tho croup COS taut tho dolicato apparatus was sensi will euro any ordinary case in ono Tho best timo to act is when tho W P OLDHAM 3tANUKACTnitFlt OF bly affected nights timo For salo by T G Julian child first becomes hoarse a fow doses 23 ly of Chamberlains Cough Remedy Chamberlains Eyo and Fnrtn Saddles Harness Bridles Halters c Tho Masons arid Cathollcsof Nyack Bucklons Arnica Salvo Ointment would prevent tho attack Even after aro at swords points Tho m N Y A certain onro for Chronlo Soro Eyes salvo in tho world for cuts tho rough cough has appeared Iho Tho best Two Farms For alo Tetter Salt Rheum Scald Head Old former recently hold vafair and invi- bruises sores ulcors salt rheum fover diseaso may bo prevented by using Chronio Sores Fever Sores Eczema V itcd a singer from ono of tho Catholic this remedy as directed The only I carry tho largest and most com- Â¬ Itch Prairio Scratches Soro Nipples cuurencs to participate in an enter- Â¬ sores tettor chapped hands chilblains safo way js to keop a fiO cent 187 acres of blue grass lantl milo bottle of front Soniorsot cliurcli Montgomery ploto lino of general Saddlory Goods and Files It ia cooling and soothing Ho promised corns and all skin eruptions and pos Â¬ tainment ono evening tho Remedy in tho houso for uso when Hundreds of cases havo been cured by to do so but tho priest of tho church itively cures piles or no pay required over tho symptoms of the diseaso ap Â¬ county Also 89 acres on Grassy Lick in tho city 3 miles from Mt Sterling Ky Both All work mado of first class material it of tor all othor treatment had foiled to which ho belonged told him not to It la put up in 25 end CO cent boxes farms woll improved Apply to It ia guaranteed to givo satisfaction pear For salo by T G Julian and by skilled workmen Call and do it and he obeyed tho command or monoy refunded Prico 25 cents examine stock and learn prices J S Tarrlsli Tho Masons hecamo provoked and Chldren C17 for Pitcher Castoria phildren Cry for Pitchers Castoria dealing with tho Catholic er box For salo by W S Lloyd stopped Mt Sterling Ky tf CIIAS REISV rTHE ADVOCATE merchants or contributing to Catholic fairs and tho Catholics retaliated in kind Tho quarrel has now got into polities and is having its oflcct upon tho nominations that nro being mado in tho assembly The attontion of the Italian Minister of Education has boon called to tho fact that the best pictures of the great masters aro kopt concealed from tho eyes of tho public in tno various churches which own them Not only has tho public no benefit of them but tho most precious works of art them Â¬ selves aro consigned to rot for want of light and air Tho minister has there Â¬ fore ordered thct churches owning such pictures shall exhibit them where they shall not bo deprived of tho nec essary amount of light and air In somo cases tho government will pay tho respective churches an annuity for their art treasures to exhibiting Chicago Times tho people In Castlos of Wood TIip following would indicato that there is still hope for tho paralyzed Fraiifc Cornelius Pureed Indian Ter Â¬ ritory tays I induced Mr Pinson whoso wife had pnralysis in tho face to try a bottle ot Chamberlains Pain Balm To their great surpriso before the bottle had all been used sho was a great deal bettor Her face had been drawn to one side but the Pain Balm relieved all pain and sorenes and the mouth assumed Its natural shape It is also uuoqualdo for rheumatism lamo back sprains swellings and lameness 50 cent bottles for salo bv T G Julian Boarding House Kentucky Central R R Restaurant CENTRALKENTUCKY KTOBTH SOUTH 1 raw k - GOODS K 1 I 1 1 11 11 11 11 111 111 - 111 - NEW WRAPS 1 JACKETS ir H O firt - - ni 4 ZEIGLERS SHOES ATI I U everybody We have strict ly low prices for wm 1 1 4 3- II jjpk A orsoaoome yourseiT n bring vour I MoyviiioiS ia I I Tnenas ana we willinterestyou 1 We can sell you Coal Vases and Coal Hods lower than ever before U 1 1 1 I x-- 1 1 Â¬ i 1 Our terms are cash so you do not have to help make up anybodys losses fr 1 the Best m Stove GAS WORKS Â¬ Wl 1 i prices whether you want to buy or not Gome and see us and get our YlU CHAS RE IS Â¬ - W- - t iftlHpr- - - VTfWHVfS - if aryrifm fl 6 MT STEELING ADVOCATE intended for your hearing or reading a specen o Dcnator Pcflcr achlld and product of llm Alliance in tho North Iwlin envo- If tlin AlUnnpn ahniilrl fail in everything clsoit proposes but should succeed in breaking up tho solid South by absorbing a majority of tho Democratic votes of that sec Â¬ tion it wll deserve tho lasting grati- tudo of iho wholo nation It will havo accomplished what tho man Â¬ agers ot tho Republican party havo spont years of time and several mill lion dollars in vain to do and by so doing demonstrate its greater potency as a political diplomate Will you think of these things You all know me know that I hvo nothing to make in this contest I am no politician and no candidate for of-Â¬ fice I am merely a plain business man who loves the pcoplo withwhom I havo spont tho bc6t years of my life and desire only what is for their TUESDAY NOVEMBER 3 189 THE ADVOCATE Buslnooo Old Mans Advlco to Frlonds Hl8 Sommcn Itlc Tcnni Kcpoitcr and Ialcon ells -- Hazelrigg - Editors IlcrouTRi and Falcav DEALERS IN Will you havo patience with an old citizen and allow him through your paper to say a few words to his old and especially Democratic liicnd those of the Alliance There is prob Â¬ c ably not an Alliance man in Fayette county who does not read the Itc far the largest and handsomest stock of Dress Goods portcr and Falcon and I want to vand Novelty Suitings in the market and all paid for M Bpeak a tow words of truth and sober t earnestness to them I was for 25 years an active busi stock A tremenduou sosiery of Table Linens ToVehnn Rrloit ness man in Soniervillc and have a ings and all boucht and paid for he- h deep interest in all that conduces to iorc tne iviciviniey v ni was passed tho growth and prosperity of the county No sober earnest thinking 4f man can hesitato for a moment to ad Â¬ have more Carpets than all the mit to himself at least that life and good town put together We are ths liopo of tho South rests with tho Dem Â¬ only house that carries the best It is often better to endure tho ills ocratic party and tho enforcement of we havo than to accept those whereof brands such as LOWELLS HART Â¬ 4- -tho doctrines of genuine Democracy wo know not it is better to endeavor FORDS BROMLEYS etc etc and Tho rulo of Democracy is the fair and to reform evils by using tho means which they sell as low as cquitablo rulo of tho white mau and which wo havo at hand and those wo HOUSES SELL INFERIOR MAKES means peace prosperity and perpetuity know and can use than to go further aro no truer and fare worse by falling into the to the country There Jrt i more leliablc or earnest Democrats to hands of btrangers and sojourners If have the sole control be found in the United States than tho Republican leaders have chest- Â¬ of M Shortels Childrens fi B those of Fayctto county men who nuts that they wish pulled out of tho and Mioses Shoes the have lived and fought for tho tenets fire by means of the third party fin- Â¬ cheapest in America of Democracy men who have gers let them have them f6r them- Â¬ th kt iJflV and every pair given of their timo their money selves and by themselves and burn warranted and their blood to sustain and their own fingers not yours Do not Also t enforce the grand and saving bo persuaded to give up all you have J Johnsons Hand- principles that underlie true Democ- Â¬ so long contended for and uniting Shoes ivtai t v racy You have fought and striven with negroes carpetbaggers and now against fearful odds for 25 years lights allow harm and ruin to come J fought a noble fight kept tho faith to all that is near and dear to us WELLS HAZELRIGG dont deal in Trash without wavering and now when The Democratic party has saved the permanout victory is within your country in times that aro past and For Goods HONEST grciRp it cannot be that you will allow will do it again if tho farmers and go to yourselves to bo led astray by specious workingmen will but trust and con- theories and falso doctrines and follow trol it instead of letting it fall into new and self constituted leaders tho hands of its enemies aud the one- whoso Democracy is measured by mics of the South Si-A-ZESLEICtheir own selfish interests and is only as Will you seriously cxamino theso broad as their pockets are deep Surely things and see for vourselves who aro you arc not willing to throw away the Inen who aro seeking to lead you Banker Vcsso Scllgman of Now and make useless all you havo striven out of the Democratic part what York is in Europe with credentials for for so many long and dreary years aro their antecedents who aro their from the United States trying to full of discouragement and defeat friends and associates and whether bring about an international confer- Â¬ borne with the patience and bravery they are tho men you wish lor your ence on the subject of bi metallism of true earnest and patriotic men friends and leaders Dont bo per Dr Bcziat Chief Pyhsician of tho allow all tho fiuit of theso years of suaded to descend and loso your labor to be lost when within your weight and influence by giving up French Colony at Subcrvicville in Madagascar with eight soldiers of a grasp by divisions and contentions old associations party of sixteen forming his escort U introduced and promoted by men who Yours as a Democrat havo been murdered by bandits aro Democrats for revenue only men Fkajjk Tmmiilk who arc guided and directed by the United States Marshal Ceorgo Wi NEWS OF THE WEEK leaders of your direst foes If you unu yj uarcia were BtaopeiV to ilea T Demarc real genuine Scnator Voorhccs is ill at his resi at Laredo Texas by Francisco Florcs ocrats you aroso because you have a smuggler whom they attempted to dence in Washington City faith and trust in the Democratic arrest The murderer escaped into Tho United jSjatcs steel cruiser Mexico party as an organization If you aic such why isnt tho Democratic party Detroit was launched from tho ways There is much feeling in Mexico good enough for you Whar do you at Baltimore Wednesday because tho wife of President Diaz is want with any other political organinil Bushncll Bushncll real estate is raising money for Spains flood t zation Cannot you bo content to dealers of St Paul Minn havo failed sufferers whilo pcoplo in several Mex- Â¬ believe and follow tho old leaders for moro than half a million dollars I 1 V i ican States arc dying with hunger on with whom you havo labored so lqng ft Dipthcria is prevalent to an alarm- Â¬ account of the scarcity of provisions aud so well and the party with which you have for so many years been iden ing extent in Franklin Ind and the The editor of tho Henderson Im- Â¬ tified You have grievances troubles city schools havo Veen closed on ac porter is too much of a genius as a soro and hard to be borne injustico count of tho drcatt disease head liner to longer hide ids light without redress but cannot you righ The steamer Oliver Bicrno burned under a bushel A wedding is la- Â¬ theso within tho limits and by tho aid at Millikcns Bend about twenty belled Duo in Unus and a church ofyourown parly Can you do hot- Â¬ miles above Vicksburg on Thursday candy pulling is branded Saccharine ter with niw leaders men who have morning Many lives aro reported Ductilizatiou Cgurier Journal never before s mpathiral with you lost The Strawgcr Automatic Telephone I bcliovo most fully aud honestly in Col Andrew J Casey has sold Exchange Company has been incorpo tho Alliance and tho necessity for its tho Kussellvillo Herald to his part- Â¬ rated at Chicago with a capital of existence as there is no class of men ner Judge Coke and has bought an 5000000 Tho company has a ma who more need organization and can interest in the Owensboro Daily En- Â¬ ehino designed to do away with tho do better work with it than tho farm quirer Central Office The subscriber touches cis but aro curb stone farmers and a few buttons and tho machine docs Twenty houses in tho business por- Â¬ now leaders safer and better to bo the rest trusted than tho old leaders It is a tion of Franklin Tcnu were burned There were 255 business failures Tho loss is 30000 Fire good timo to swap horses when the Thursday current is bearing you away tho did 30000 damage to property at throughout tho country during tho past seven days against 249 tho week waves aro swelling and tossing all Kenton O also around you Owing to tho great increase of lep Â¬ before Duns weekly review of trade I havo passed tho best years of my rosy in Bokhara the hot holo of tho pronounces the improvement in busi Â¬ ife with you and in tho ranks of the plague in Asia tho Emir has decided ness greater than before in the West Democratic party there maybe and to segregate all lepers and to establish considerable qt tho South and clearly is need of reform quick sharp earn- Â¬ a hospital for their treatment by spe- Â¬ perceived even in tho East u est reform but canuot this be better cialists An earthquake destructive to life Georgia Newman is terribly and spveral farm houses a saw mill done on tho old lines and with the old John Dillon was assaulted in the and property is reported to havo wrought by reason of tho repetition of and a quantity T H Carter has his tin of lumbor is reported friends to help Is it good safe pol- Â¬ streets of Cork on Wednesday pre- Â¬ shaken Japan Tho details aro Incendiary fires Within tho 24 hours as burned aud railroads aro threat- Â¬ shop at his residence on High icy to go to other folks and other or- sumably by Parnellitcs Ho was meager In tho cities of Ilioga and from Tuesday night to Wednesday ened In Forest county Ark and street till he canrebuild his ganizations to find your leaders and stoucd by Ids assailants and one Osaka houses were tumbled over and night there occurred three destructive Newlon county Tex danger is apprc teachers If you break up the Demo- Â¬ of them struck him on tho leg in Â¬ many lives lost Tho death list of fires evidently of incendiary origin honded of much damago because of store on East Main street cratic party in the South and intro- flicting severe injuries Osaka alone cortains many hundred Tho combined loss USC wijl reach 200 drought that is existing there He is prepared to do all work duce negro rulo and negro equality names 000 A militia company is on guard Chief Justice Fuller of tho United havo you bettered yourself Ltrf Can the T Louisville Buffered a 100000 flro on m ms line sucn as iqpnng SonatorQuay has retained counsel to protect tho property of tho citizens leadership of tho negro tho carpet Â¬ States Supremo Court who has boon to Monday ovenlng rKauffman Strauss Guttering etc firstinstitute libel bagger and tho pension drawer be detained at Chicago on account of ill- Pennsylvania paperssuits against tho Ex Congressman La Follett and Co J V Escott Co tho Poly Â¬ -UUb WUIKf mm a can ne which published uuucu onuos 51 VfAtW r oenaior sawyer aro technic Society and tho estates of N better for tho farmer of tho South than ness in his family returned to Wash- tho fac simile Â¬ of tho that of tho old friends even with ington Wednesday and resumed his cate of deposit for Bardsloy certifi- mixed up in a scandal at Milwaukee Bloom andE Baumborgor Tho never failsto elve satisfaction 8887 from tho La Follett charges that Sawyer oflorcd flro was started by tho explosion of a to his customers A mans own official duties their many faults Koystono Bank Criminal suits for him money to uso his influenco on boiler in tho building occupied by family and kinsfolks may havo many An elovator at Pcorin III owned libel will bo entered against editors the Judgo Sicbcckcr in tho suits against Louisvillo Eloctrio Light Company falso ideas bad practices and errone Â¬ by Kingman Warren Co was and Chairman Kerr of tho State Stato Treasurer Ilarshaw Sicbcckcr W It Adams fireman of tho ous viows but can ho do better by burned Friday morning together with Democratic Electric State Committee AA is La Follotts brother-in-laand ho Light Company died from injuries giving himself intq tho charge and 100000 bushels of grain Tho los has refused to try tho caso in consc received in tho explosion Thomas Wallace aged 25 commit- Â¬ keeping of his deadliest enemies fair will reach 90000 ted suicido at Cadiz Ky last week quenco of La Folletts charges Senathough their promises and specious AUCTIONEER Fon Rent My well appointed Tho it II Cotter Lumber Company Ills wifo had died a few days before tor Sawyer denies tho charges and though their schemes may bo store room corner Main and Broad Â¬ with 200000 liabilities and 100000 and in a fit ot despondency ho took a says ho only offered La Follett a fco way Possession given Dec If you hovo been disposed lo hear nominal assets and tho 1st Offers his services ns ptiWIe ener to tho dco Montiromerv Clink nml nnltrMi Louisville largo doso of morphino with suicidal as a lawyer Also 3 ideo rooms over tho above counties OfWill ken to the likuidiHimcntR of theso Stave Ss attend nil wiles yf Parsonn Lumber Conimuiv with rO- - intent Ho left a letter addressed to Property nnd Roal Estate TennsreaJon liususHioii given at once Forest fires aro doing great damago third party leaders li lou to uhat ono 000 liabilities pud 75000 ablo Address at Am ocMi offlcc SIf m nominal lijs brother saying ho had gono to in Indiana Arkansas and TexasMiss Kate Hikhonybius or at Indian Iields Clin kjtoiinj JiKjr In lof them said recently in a encech not nss its assigned at Louisville Fridaj oin his wife 12 lvr 12 3t Indiana the flames aro still sprcadiu WadosMillKy Staple and Fancy Dry Goods f V - 3S other WELLS HAZELRIGG - - 1 V Honest Treatment fTTTS151S751TTSZn S-a- WELLS a A HA IF YOU BUY KER you BUY WILL- Â¬ T hcart-and-so- ul Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ THE LITTLE GIANT BiJPyiHii tm i6iSiy95 iHH riSS 111 THEM AND AGAIN SHOE AGAIN 300 Ladies Shoes in town Green Clay Chenault We have the best 250 and r Â¬ s Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ etclor 44tf w RC Â¬ -- K m - j llta- - to - x j kk J fJZTJ 1 JbAu jiJif t 5 fUi Mrf4 TXv f h afejiMfaa kgiyi f mL pswv v r 7 ZpLf - ipfT-vtm-Tfrr-- - iyrr - - - MT STERLING ADVOCATE TUESDAY NOVEMBERS 1891 - For Sale School books Blatcs tablets pens W G- TRIMBLE Ten hoad of good jack from two pencils and all schdol supplies and to seven years old also 30 head of stationery at tho lowest prices at LAND STbCK AND CROP good jdnnots Call on or address 10 4t Kennedy Bros Hkniiv Mason Lcdgcr office Now York Mt Sterling Ky ThomasIHslo desires to rent his Sept 20 87 lifarni Sco notico in another column Ono df the bofct Wd most reliable Retsof Rock Lump Salt gives entire Corn is soiling at 225 per bbl in farmors in tho Somerset neighbor Â¬ It is tlio purest lump hood this county gives us tho follow Â¬ satisfaction Iho Hold in the Judy neighborhood Â¬ salt I havo over used1 aud no stock his neigh Charlie Donohoo sold to llcdmond ing item Ho says two of 6 stags bors raised a ciop of tobacco and farm should bo without it ROBERT 11 fat cattle at 5 cents and being unable to agreo upon a house to1 BONNER Mr Bonner is ownor of at 4 cents for November delivery which thoy should ship it they divided 2 Mr John A Thompson sold Red- - itstick about Tho same hands pro Maud S 2 08 Rams 13J Dexter l mon350fa cattle for2Tov6mbcrdo pared tho kibacco for market one 217 and SuhDlr209 livery at 485 per hundred Tliis salt issold only bylcbiles party shipping his tobacco to the Mr John A Thompson bought six Growers house and r the other to a Thompson fhead of fcedois of Andy McClurc rival tobacco warchouso in Louisville Try Kennedy Bros for anything avcrago 1260 pounds at 337 per lie saw botli lots of tobacco sell the shipped in their line They will givo special satiric day and tho man who Vi hundred to tho Growers houso received 173 attention to the caroful compounding Ferguson At tho combination of 10 4t per hundred moro for his tobacco than of prescriptions Frazlor of Oynthiana last vcctt did his neighbor besides a considera Â¬ 945 sixty head of horses brought Dro3s maktng and Cloaks ble saving in warehouse fees an avcrago of 190 per lipad Ladies prices 250 to 5 Chil Â¬ Two of Bath countys best known Clifton Prowitt bought of George tho ono on Friday evening drens prices 150 to 3 cat- - citizens died Prowitt 40 head of Mrs J P Marshall stle for feeders ayorago 1125 pounds and tho other on Saturday morning Over Post office Botl had aided in making history of at 3i cntits Tier pound mm luvcu cuuuwv mm mcir gMai George 0 Caso sold his crop of to- Â¬ within a few hours of each other thic Kennedy Bro- - drug storo is tho old bacco in Louisville tho past week two friends and comrades gave up reliable prebcription pharmacy Pure from 350 to 1650 per hundred their rarth life and went befons the goods guaranteed 10 4t average 840 per hundred Master to look into tho mysteries of t Now Hymani Mixod C Wi Mathers sold 40 head of tho untried beyond Capt James New as to quality a rival Now Yprk cattle about tho best Ewing was born April 18th 1811 and York full Cream Cheese Fresh bunch that over left thd county to died at 630 p m Oct 30th 1891 Oysters Crackers and Celery Tho Car- - Without a pain or strugglo he peace Moore for 4A conts Layson choicest of Moyuno Gunpowder Tea ilislo Mercury fully passed into the great unknown A roasted cofleo at 37Jc per lb Mason Cluko shipped a car load Borji and raised he also died on that is great A select lino of bottle of fat hogs to Cincinnati tho past tlior old homestead settled by his goods fresh aud new on the road week bought at 350 JThoy also father when ho camo from Maryland Moro goods for a dollar than anybody Plenty of choice fruit a specialty shipped on Saturday to the same many years ago Ho never married a car load of cattlo that cost but lived to sco tho entire family with me place If you waut a tender of brothers and sisters eleven in all steak and arc willing to pay for it them 2 cents go before him Ho ivas at one The greatest bargains The want of rain is becoming a time extcnscvcly engaged in the call on me 1 havo a over offered in flour matter of serious moment with tho iron business at tho old Bath fur mnchino and make Hambcrg steak fannors of this and adjoining counties naco in partnership with John C It is easy to cook and very fine Thcro arc no ifs and anils aboqMtq Mason Ho served as Captain of 1 want to sell you something good and J r tel Jftiuiur i CfflOUB 1058 18 IOW SIUIUUJUIU ompany G Third Kentucky Iu- in the face The wheat that has Jfiitry in the Mexican war auU no keep all lines W R NUNNKLLET sit im t spromcu Wm uiu in rnore popular or bettor loved officer moistuio ii cant live luuhucibuu cvpr commanded a company He r Glcauor I was also a member of the State Tho plan of keeping tho cattlo offi Legislature in tho session of 49 50 Whon Baby was Rick we gare her CastorU ill n ofvnnla mi nnrf fldVR Is IVOrkini To tho poor ho was a veritable bene When she was a Child she cried for Castorln About lt500 ihcad factoiv No ono was over turned away When she became Miss she clung to Costorla splendidly When rfne leui Children she gavo them Castor fftlo were sold at ther penstfyFsJeglay from him ompty handed Â¬ and one of thd largest dealCTaT who He was boyio to his grave on Sunat opposed tho change at Ursula- now day by tho following comrades who heartily In favor of it It is better had shared with him the perils of b Use Julians Sheep Dip it is foJSflTS for both buyer and seller as all deal Â¬ tie undera flerdor Mexican sun- John best cheap at T Gf Julians or 80 aV ers will acknowledge when they bc- - powers T M Parsons J W Langs rorcigniy indicate tne approacn como accustomed to ho noworder of ton Dr P White Col J S Hurt J F A fine line of new novels f Winchester Sim i Trumbo Ben F Burbridgo and James thincrs T G Julians at of Winter Howard i Tho Montana Live Stock Journal Julian leads On Saturday morning Mr W C uLs v Evidences multinly to cause others follow The great piles of thof o is an actual short- - Allen died at his home in Owingsvillo So belief that Elegant lino Sn ago in the supply of beef cattlo in the aged 72 years Some two weeks ago Gents mil Boys Hair brushes and combs United States as a whole compared he was on a fishing expedition and Tooth brushes with a few years ago This shortage roturned home to take his bed from and the large and Cloth brushes t is not confined to tho northern range which he never rose He served in Knives and razors stock of country where wo know tho holdings tho same company with Capt Ewing Face powder as his First Lieutemnit A devoted arcon fhlrd less than they were in Sponges and Chamois also one 188 but in every grain raising State wife son and three daughters Large lino of school supplies tho the wife of Hon C It Brooks of this wcst of the Alleghany mountains cheap at T G- Julians decline in beef values has caused a city survive him He had served his curtailment in cattlo production on county as a legislator and filled other For Rsnfc tbjTfjKms Moro than a dozen Stttcs positions of honor and trust and on will bo activo buyers of feeding steers jo oil ii the highest degree all his life A desirablo bluo grass farm of 10G after the first of October in tho event long tho confidence and esteem of acres four miles from Mt Sterling on Comfortable tho Kiddville pike tho crop maturing as k now prom Â¬ everyone who knew him J I A UI111UU1UUUI The ranks of those who carried our dwelling one tobacco barn a tenant ises to do so much credit houso aud other needed outbuildings Also show that The Dauvillo Advosato reports the flag into Mexico with M Lillard to themselves and honor to their For full information apply at this of alo of tho estate of T country are thinning out fast But fice or to Wm Morton on the place or iMccd on Wednesday as follows very good lew aro left to follow ttojr comrades address Mtmm Tiioa IIisle KPvJiii1 in V fJ TCnliitiRnn for Mrs Lil- - to their last resting place Lexington Ky 6501 per acre Ten V sons Is not unmindful of the Opinions of the Trado South shares of Boyle Dank stock wero pur It D Logan at chased by A E Farm for Sale comfort and interest of the I find Chamberlains medicines very 19555 per share 18 plain 2 - year citizens of the community old cattlo brought 225 per cwt 2 excellent particularly Chamberlains A first class blue grass farm con 1525 31 shoats Cough Remedy B E Ethcridgc sows and 15 Dies tabling 300 acros within 2 miles of He will furnish you wearing 251 per cwt 2 fat hogs 355 corn Ilallettsville Texas Sterling will sell all together or JiinJicap about 350 bbls JflUb per apparel at I have tried Chambcrlnins Cough Mtparcels It is all good tobacco or shock hay Bomedy with great success It Tan in flbl fodder 20 cents hemp lands Has two largo tobacco 1790 to 2050 por stack milk cows neret Waveland Miss barns and is ono of tho most produc- Â¬ Bed Rock CASH Prices 20 to 25 2 yearling steers weight Chamberlains Cough Remedy can- Â¬ tho county For v t750 18 per head 3 yearling heifers not bo beat W L Davis Liberty tive farms inapply at this office further M Having twenty five years iniormation 1040 cents per heed 4plain yearling Hill La 4 steers 1350 per head yeaning norso I have used Chamberlains Cough Wo waut every mother to know experience as a buyer and his mules 61 to 64 1 extra maro mule Remedy in my family and consider it that croup can bo prevented True business expenses being light celt 90 work Jnules 70 to 100 tho best I havo over tried W J croup novor appears without a warn- Â¬ brood maVes none standard 70 to Flowers Doraville Ga 50 cent bot Â¬ ing Tho first symptom is hoarseness he is thereby enabled to down 100 tles for salo by T G Julian then tho child appears to havo taken every competitor in the busi- Â¬ X cold or a cold may havo accompanied Fomme Solo tho hoarseness from tho start After ness Notico is horJoby irivcn tltnt A M Bine Grass Farm for Sale that a peculiar rough cough is devel- Â¬ Call and examine and satis- Â¬ Grigsby aridR F A Grigsby her oped which is followed by tho croup husband hav5 this day filed their joint r Wo will on SATURDAY NO- Â¬ Tho best timo to act is whon tho fy yourself of the truth of the petition in tho Montgomery Circuit VEMBER 14 1891 at 2 oclock p m child first becomes hoarso a fow doses Cough Remedy above statements Court prating the Court to empower on tho premises offer for salo to tho of Chamberlains tho female petitioner to use enjoy sen highest bidder our farm of 175 acres would prevent tho attack Even after Yours Truly convoy for her own benefit prop- lying ono milo cast of Sharpsburg on tho rough cough has appeared tho from i eijtyho may own or acquire free which thcro is i choico orchard of a dlscaso may bo provented by using L Tho only StfT wVdio claims or debts of her husband to varioty of fruits aud a largo and con Â¬ this remedy as directed 7ifiako contracts iuo and bo sued as I dwelling of six rooms safo way is to koop a 50 cent bottlo of venient brick I fnmmn n1n and to trade aa such and tho Remedy in tho houso for uso when or doublo hall two cellars aud kitchen over tho symptoms of tho discaso ap Â¬ disposo of her property by will Terms made known on day of sale KY Q UjT STEUL1NO deed pear For salo by T G Julian Clyde Nelson J M A Scott C M C C J T JOIIES IT Sharpsburg Ky Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria 12 21 THE ADVOCATE H CLAY McKEE J d KERNS Where Lies Yoiir Dead - i twd-ycar-o- ld t Jn Pickles-withou- Main Strdet opposite the Bank and Old Presbyterian Church Mt Sterling Ky where we can furnish all kinds 6f Monuments Statuary Grave Mark- Â¬ ers and everything necessary to show your re- Â¬ membrance of and love for your dead We can furnish the finest work the world produces in the the way of all kinds of cemetery furniture We can save you the 25 or 30 per cent paid to trav- Â¬ elling agents or drummers and the travelling expenses of proprietors who often come 300 or 400 miles to put up work When you buy of us you can get what you buy We do not sell one article and put up another Also we take contracts for all kinds of Free- Â¬ stone and Limestone work We guarantee sat- Â¬ isfaction on all contracts C3 COME to us on Farmers IVE3 XT A OHA3TOE5 1 i j -t -- 1 1 Sterlii Male COOL fl ofW - - yf Me npy CUTTING PRICESI Yes thats the name for N Clotlii ed well-assort- - sof Dont that sound cheap for a nice Kersey Chinchilla or Beaver overcoat made in the very latest style We cant help it if others 13 12 15 will ask you 10 or even 18 for them Weve got the coats and we wont be undersold 25 it Tot F Boprs Just One More Word and then we will leave you to be the judge Look and examine closely the overcoats at other stores and then come to us and examine our and dollars to doughnuts that you will prefer our 925 over- Â¬ coat to those sold at higher figures by other stores Look at others 925 Suits and compare with ours Ihira 4r 925 Overcoat m V 1 Another Pointer J SCHRADZKI The id TOM FROGERS Maysville Street ilH Wont be undersold A Clothier Formerly Broh Stand J South Maysville Street Mt Sterling Ky m flV t itf jLl i tj trif n WBK-- r JV v at MT ajBH r wifwww STEBLIJS m fer AD LOCATE TUESDAY KOYEMBEB 3 1891- - THE ADVOCATE SUNDAY r BY mMzMzmz tamzmnxmswiiatiVB rrnr- lituBtc n WHT 130 THE SEA t r V I J Beneath the plno trees on the bin IT The hammock awiiylrvj to and fro The western wind come wliUperlng A seaward message soft and low Beyond the sen i tender blue t Where golden sunbeams kiss and ronch While Ia7 uuvclets softly lui Against tho thickly shell strovrn beach Afar against tho shining sky With sails uplifted clear and whtto A vessel lingers like a bird Southward to Uko Its onward flight And seal of sweet abiding love Set In unchanging tender caro On earth sunshine and sky above ends in Death Pcoplo Buffering from Asthma jj Bronchitis Pneumonia and Consumption will ally tcu you time SUUKH7B cough h n dangerous Do you know thing Aro you awaro that it often fastens on the i lunira and far too often runs into Consumption and 2 IT STARTED WITH COLD ararn wrsTm3 xTH rnrBraufrjuiiMiiiiraiKnm Mrifla Ann mta f that n littlo lfAi UU Mt SterlingV- - X Roller Mills H Gods day and his nil constant sign I Oh thou whose waters Vlnlte Of loving truth forever How Give us tho strength that all thy lore We come to rocogntzo and knowl And when above our weary heads The many wators ceaseless roll Let us lie down in peaco and sleep Nor fears rasress tho weary soul Olivia Lovell Wilson In Good Housekeeping l53aMEB for Coughs Colds and Consumption is beyond question tho greatest of all It will stop a Cough in ono night It will check a Cold in I Modern Remedies a day It will prevent Croup relievo Asthma and euro Consumption if taken A 25 cent bottlo may savo you j You cant afford to bo without it in time 1 100 In Doctors bills may Bavo your lifo I Ask your druggist for ft or write to w II Hooker z uo 40 wese uroouway new xonc ior dook DR ACKERS ENGLISH REMEDY Can you afford to neglect it Can you trifloj with so serious a matter Aro you awaro that k Loan Aaency T F ROGERS Co PROPRIETORS ot and dealer i Mt Sterllner Ky Manufacturer in the Celebrated iflJlflBi1IWiIli -- A CHINAMANS BABY GOD This was told in tho council room of the Chong Wah Kutig Saw when tho incense sticks of the Sheung tai were smoldering and the sacred fire of tuin heung was burning before the shrine Moi Iling who married a chan white woman had become a father Ho had left his tong an wife in Kwmg tung an said ho would never go back to the land of his emperor He married a Ger man girl when ho kept a laundry in Brooklyn and so great was tho wrath of her parents that ho had to run away to New York with her and leave his laun dry in the care of his couisin Moi Hunk Ho rented one room np near the roof of a four story tenement in Park street within tho throw of a stone by a child from Mott street It was not a fine place for a white man to live und vmle men had not lived there for years Chi namen do not mind dark rooms and tho German girl who married Moi Hing made tho best of her bargain by not Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ i complaining Around the yat bnnlows and in tho fan tan shops they call Moi Hing tho Freckled One becauso when the disease which the English call smallpox riged in the Kwang tung dis- Â¬ trict ho came back to lifo like one whom the gods desire to reserve for a different fate But his skin was no longer smooth It showed the claw marks of the monster represented in the picture books as having eyes of fire aud claw3 of steel Tho men in tho fan tan shops always liked to see the Freckled Ono come around for they knew ho would not go away until ho left them all his money to keep until ho won it back And he never staid very long They talked of these things becauso it came before the story told with excited gesture to the forty in the ebony chairs The Freckled One had when his face was smooth as that of a Peking belle learned how to carve curious things out of wood from a master of tho art Ho had learned so well that ho used to carvo tho gods of the sea and of earth and of heaven for the shrines in tho Joss houbes But the chuut tan monster who left marks upon the faces of his victims when he did not kill had stricken Moi Hing down while he was at labor and when he was well again he could not bear to look upon the work done with sharp knives and skillful hands The baby which was born to him had blue eyes and hair like the fine threads of gold with which tho people of made wonderful embroider The American God has smiled upon it said Moi Hing when he first saw it A little god has been sent to mo to atone for tho work of the Chinese mon- Â¬ ster and he passed one hand over his pitted face anil taking off his sandals salaamed three times before the bed and poured wine upon the floor Ho went out and bought woods that wero hard and when he brought them to tho room which was lighted only by one window he began to carve as he used to do in Kvang tung under tho master But he found new subjects for his work and instead of reproducing on tho block of wood the deities of tho imperial dy Â¬ nasty or tho sea gods with eyes like fishes and scales on their breasts he carved out tho images of children with round eyes like tho blue ones his baby had and he put wreaths around their heads It was a wonderful piece of work and he kept nt it by tho yellow light of his tang at night and by tho gray light which came through the window during tho day When it was finished he set it on the floor against the wall and he built a paang or platform in front of it and upon this he made the babys bed At each corner were burning Joss sticks and as the incense went up in a straight lino he believed tho God of tho white people wero satisfied All of his money he spent for incense offerings for the blue eyed one nnd ho placed gifts before the platform littlo tooi haai mado of blue satin which should bo put on tho littlo feet some day and mado garments of brocaded silk and a cap with a red button of the third degreo upon it Tho cousin in tho laundry in Brooklyn proved unfaithful nnd said there was no money there nnd the hand of tho evil one was laid upon the brain of Moi Hing Hing saw strange things and when ho walked on the street he talked to him self nnd cursed the men of his own race He wont into tho fan tan shops and de Â¬ manded the money ho had lost weeks before In order to get rid of him they gave him a few pieces of silver After tho first visit when they saw him com- Â¬ ing the keepers would say Hero comes tho crazy Freckled One Givo him como cash or ho will bring us bad luck Tho story of tho Freckled Ones bluo eyed baby soon became common report but no Chinaman over saw tho face of th child so zealously was that ono littlo room cuarded From want tho- littlo paan-tim-ke-y- at Â¬ - German mother grew thin and pale They had thoir bowl of rice three times a day and somotimes the Freckled Ono would bring from the restaurant soma chan cho gett the feet of a sow pickled But he had uo eyes for tho suffering of his wifo nor would he listen to her just complaints He spent most of his time in tho worship of his little white god as ho called the baby The Chinese society would have helped him had ho mado known his wants but ho scorned all who spoke the language This story filled the forty who listened They had known with amazement nothing of the life of the crazy Freckled One who accused and cursed his own race And the teller came to almost tho last and said that Moi Hing must bo sent back to thehillsof Kwang tung for even now his spirit was seeking releaso from a worn out body Ho told how Moi Hing had worshiped all one night before the platform and called the blue eyed baby a white god destined by heaven to grow up into a fine Woman and deliver the Chinese from the control of the imperial dynasty in fulfillment of the prophecy mado more than a thousand years ago Wearied with his devotions Moi Hing had at last fallen asleep The little German wifo had wanted to take tho baby to her bed but he had said no So when ho was asleep sho who had been waiting crept out of bed toward tho shrine and took the baby in her arms It wns cold and still and sho nestled it closo to her breast as mothers always do and smiling at her treasure fell asleep Two hours had passed by when sho woke up again The baby had not moved Its legs and arms were cold and rigid aud the eyes were half open It was dead Sho lifted the weo bit of clay and kissed it as though sho would give it some of her own life Sho called it ho yeung and her tears fell upon tho wisps of golden hair The sounds of her grief cam to tho Ho ears of her sleeping husband crawled to hi3 knees and mado an obei- Â¬ sance before tho shrine The Joss sticks had burned down to the wood and hud gone out He jumped to his feet with a cry like an animal at the fatal shot and began to light new sticks Then for the first time he saw tho child was gone He saw it in its mothers arms He snatched it from her and felt its cold cheek Like a lump of lead he went down on tho bare floor with the baby still in his arms When he struggled to his feet like a man upon whom the yen yen is strong his wifo was gone she had fled in terror With a hatchet he chopped the shrine to bits and laid waste tho furniture The ones who had been told this strange story by the German wifo found him in the room with the baby After the Ho will funeral she went to Brooklyn go back to China but will remember nothing They call him the Idiot Fred A Wilson in New York Evening Sun Teleninchus the Metropolis Telemachus tho Hellenist fell asleep in the grass near the thirteen trees plant Â¬ ed by Alexander Hamilton Telemachus is old nnd not handsome His face is tanned and marked like a book wormed folio of Stephanus His forehead with its thick eyebrows is exactly similar to a mossgrown overhanging rock He had been making marginal notes on his raro copy of Piudar and tho book was open by his side Young men on their way to the tenuis ground so prettily dressed that they were as if made of sugar marmalade and whipped cream smiled not with malice but amused Their companions the eldest under twenty charming as are girls not disil- Â¬ lusionized by the cooking school tho keeping of house accounts and other commonplace things stopped Ono of them opened her scarlet sunshade over his head another picked up his precious book and read in soft enchanting tone until Telemachus awoke and then sho greeted him in Greek that her friends repeated in chorus There is no happier man than Telemachus and none so sure that everything is modern New York Times In Gooi liiilfflii At Lowest possible Bates CROWN and MONARCH FLOUrj WAS POPULAR IN AMERICA The Lata German Minister Left Many lenda to Menrn His Death Count Lud wig Von Arco Valley whose Buddec death at Berlin was recently re ported was secretary of the first lega- Â¬ tion sent to tho United States by tho United German empire and was so pop Â¬ ular that when he came again as minis- Â¬ ter he was welcomed to New York and Washington liko an old citizen returned He was but forty six years old was unmarried hand Â¬ some dignified unusually well informed and a thorough man of the world in the best sense of tho SIM iiOrai Always on Hit FIRE INSURANCE Offered you in the The highest MARKET price paid for WHEAT VERY BEST -- COMPANIES BY T FRogers Loan Oo LEADING STOCKMEN RECOMMEND This Agency will also sell you stock in two of the best i Co phrase guages of Europe as fluently as his VOX ARCO VALIEY native German and had studied the various countries in which ho had served with such success that his conversation was an intellectual banquet Ho was by birth a Bavarian but took the Prussian view of the con- Â¬ troversy which began some twenty five years ago was active in creating tho new empire and got high rank at onco in its service He becamo n diplomat as soon as ho left college represented Ba- Â¬ varia at Rome and us soon a the union was complete accompanied the German minister to tho United States us secre- Â¬ prinoipnl Ho spoko tho lan Bill Associate RETS0F ROCK SALT the ordinary salt that there is no comparison Sold only by It is so much better than Either Investments or Paid up Stock We have in their hands for sale some eight or tenjjpicces of VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY for sale on easy terms Call and examine as to Chiles Thompson k tary He served tho empire next at Vienna Madrid Pans and London as secretary then was charge daffaires at The Hague councilor to the legation at Rome con- Â¬ sul general in Egypt and finally in 1888 wa3 made minister to the United States He was nt home on a short leavo of absence when an abscess troublo in his stomach from which he had long suf-Â¬ fered suddenly developed sufficiently to cause death Â¬ these lines offered Yours Truly T F ROGERS Co Bargains for the PeoplOT -- IN Dees us JSurglurs It appears thnt tho monarchies of bees well governed as they seem to aro afflicted nevertheless by ortrajl criminal classes sneak thiev X hifihway robbers Some of the ber bees go in strong bonds to J I Clothing Hats Boots P ITIRIMBLEn OHARP v Shoes I and are able to storm and sack a Ask ray nsenta for XV I Deuslaa fehoea ioi ante In your place nak yonr After tho slaughter they carry all 4R36 T dealer to nend lor cntalogue secure tue Of aaency aud ect them Tor you provisions homo Some colonies WTAKK KO SUUSTlTUTCfJ bees never work they live entirely by robbery and murder There ore also thieves who creep un perceived into strange hives to steal honey If successful tlioy return after Â¬ ward with hordes of burglar bees break open the honey safes and carry away the contents But tho most curious fact is that these bees can bo artificially produced according to Bucli ner by feeding the larvm upon honey WHY IS THE mixed with brandy London Tit Bits m 1 s jjENTONS V tj i New Stock Best grades at Bottom prices No shop worn goods in the lot DENTON JH T Â¬ Â¬ Big Stock Boys School Suits HOWARD STAD AKERS Fine Shoes for Ladies Misses Children SHARP TRIMBLE IInw the Kangaroo Uses Its Tall The common opinion that kangaroos CENtmiEN use their strong muscular tails as a THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY means of propulsion in their flying leaps It It a seamless sboe with no tacks or wax thread made calf which often cover from twenty to thirty to hurt the feetbecause of the best flne thaei stylish and easy and tee mak mors of tht It feet each is at onco seen to be fallacious grat than any other manufacturtr3 00 equals bond ewed shoes costing from 4 00 to by any ono who joins in a kangaroo ffie OOilennlno Iland sevred tha finest calf JJJ shoes which colt for 3ttto sttOO hunt When sitting erect in attitude of Imported shoe erer offered from 3 00 equals French Htaoe observation the tail is used as an im Â¬ P A OO llnud bewed Welt durable flne calf stylish comfortable and The best i same jrrado erer at this portant factor in the support of the shoe made offeredcosting pricetSOO tiJCO es custom shoes from to body and when tho animal is feeding 1ollco Hhoet farmers Railroad Hem JO Put 30smooth Inside beary three soles exten at which times it moves about in a lazy seamless and LetterCarrlersall near them fine calf sion edge One pair will wear a year crawling gait upon all four of its feet no shoe ever offered at CJO 30 flne cnlfione betterwill convince those Da trial this price it drags limply tver the earth who want a shoe for comfort and service In running however it is curved grace CO -- 3 and S200 WorkhitmniTa shoes iffabm are very Those fully upward to clear the ground and hare elron them a strong nnd durableother makewho trial will wear no are never once touches it during tho kan- Â¬ SI everywhere JW00bynnd boys 73 school shoes sell they lO UJ Increasing sales show garoos flight being seen to fulfill tho on their D worn the the merits as ocsi unnit sewea snoeFrench office of a balancing polo and preserving vervstvllth canals 8iuu 10 stsuu the animnls equilibrium by shifting imporiea shocicoitlntrf Ladlcn 30f 8200 nnd 8175 thoe for positions according to the nature of the Ulsses are the best fine Oongola Stylish and durable name that Caution See on W L Douglas shoe and ground Boston Journal price ore stomped the bottom of each DOUGLAS S3 SHOE L Pnvcl Mexi Mustang J f ULLAj and Beast i x Ladies W t Liniment ELjaa i W L DOU0LAS Brockton Hoss Urnzlllnn Coffee Advices received from Brazil by the bureau of tho American republics show that the amount of coffee received at the port of Rio do Janeiro for two months of tho present fiscal year was 12054 hags Tho total shipments dur- Â¬ ing the same period were 74245Q bags of which 400000 bags went to the United States During tho same period there was received nt Santos 323031 bags vigorous and seasoned native of tho sttite of Maine Tho story comes from Ken nobunkport that Captain Benjumin Thompson aged ninety eight recently repaired tho joof of his barn without aid v Ho refused to accept the assistance of his son aged sixty being afraid that tho boy might hurt himself The South African diamond business Ono company teems to he prospering nt Kimborley is ftiid to have mado f5000000 iii a year lies Still u Watchful 1uront Years dont count for much with tho The Telephone In New llrunswlck SOLD BY Tho telephone has an enviable reputa- Â¬ CHENAULT tion in ono family at least An old GREEN CLAY farmer who keeps a summer boarding houso on the St John river in New Brunswick was asked by an American how letters should bo addressed to reach Oh dont mind the letters ho him said theres a telophono up to tho house Whenever you want me just call mo up and my wifo will answer you But said tho other Im an I am prepared to do all kiuda American and I may want to write yon OF somo time Well answered the old General Repairing farmer havent you people got tele-Â¬ BlacksmitMng phones in your country Of course HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY Well interrupted tho Cana Â¬ but dian then just call mo up when you prices to meet I have reduced my want me und I guess youll get us That hard times Only 1 for nil bettled tho discussion right there New around shooing and 10 per cent oil York Tribune Z for cash t A Cure for the Ailments of Man A long tested pain reliever Its use is almost universal by the Housewife BLACKSMITHIM Farmer the Stock Raiser and by every thc 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 comolete wirhnnr n Tw e IvTirptu T - Tho Kjo Is the Mirror or the Soul Tho human oyo is indeed the mirror of tho soul within and no part of tho fnco botrays so clearly tho stnto of mind as do tho eyes The cold glitter of greedy cunning avarice tho sneaking glnncoof tho cringing sycophant tho firm straight look of the buivo and strong the restless motion of tho anxious or fearful tho in Â¬ quiring gaze tho hesitating tho angry tho smiling tho proud the humble and lastly the lovers combining admiration feeling and longing and who knows whntulao besides UluMbers Journal Special Attention Giyen to Steel fori Bring iu your wood work 1 am prepared to do anything in this lino in first class style All work fully guaranteed 1 Occasions arise for its use almost every day All druggists and dealers have - it fa ors I solicit u continuation of thoir ha iking my customers for past JVflBARBEE natioiugo Shot onnosite Bail rcr Ss Cds mill H twtp t Advertise in the itocateij ca Litiik UK A l tfsJMfiffrsWlirriK t xiJlLdaiMiy