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T STERLING ADVOCATE A WEEKLY JOURNAL IDENTICAL Edisons Latest Invontlons IN INTEREST WITH ITS OWN PEOPLE YOIi II -- MT STERMSTGr KENTUCKY TUESDAY NO VEMBEE 17 1891 ssssssiase ESSSSS2 8 no JlLJI JL i5 ADVERTISING RATES u 4 CO M j HCOil CASSIDY Coil SMITH Bno Year gSSSSS8SSS3S S8SSSSSSS88S 8SS8S8SSSSSS CALL ON mseauons - aW 13 Months rrtftortlona h ThrcoMonth- sInscitloiB Two Months Elgin insemous an Mouth 5f0nr Insertions For all kinds of 3SiaSSSSSS88 KENTUCKY AND ssssasiiassss lr lireo Insertions alsfsIssTsU 8Sa8RSaS882S VIRGINIA COAL Ang Two Insertions Single Insertion I esIislssIUs rrHSIMMMflISnoSj CIEOriT COVKT Cheap 12 tf Court Directory rrnOEJ0SECrEHVuuVVori PIKA juraryrJSVBUllns September und Marcn flinlflr W T Tyler BUWM E F IIobertsox MANAGERS Thrd Monday In Cfnvr October COTOTr court Thlra Mondny ot ech mouthy IT If i Jjewr V MX BT--nv- M xiruay in encu mm V irfMlfUUB bascii irl Planing Mill Co Manufacturer and denlor9 In all kinds of Rough m JAllSIiTT law Attoncyat ot Kentucky Will wagtiw In tho tonif Dressed LUMBER White Pine und Poplar Singles Doors of all Sizes Sash Glazed ami Unglazeil Window and Door Frames iCoulding and Brackets of all kinds Verandas of every Description u K snr JVllM practice In the courts of Bath and AMfonndnig counties bliHHliuijrKy Residency f K- omceMaln yrncrotUi fl fl KlSOTORD Si Pnlnviift wholesale clothiers CO- of Mt Sterling Ky Star Planing Mill Company - aft Sterling Ky FirA- - IAZKLIJSSlnTatlaw aJ nn t KrrfMLr jicvv fc- City Atfy Mt Sterling lames All Trnmlio 1UDGE AMOS DAVIS U EtVn BROS CO A ManufactmofOjU Lewis Apuerbou - DEALERS iN J m MS-W- icc -1 comt stiect a i iTnriii3ihSterling KS II A J Mt J-- Hii ol Virginia 1 ail fe win L1 prnpuy 92S w j w fSeKteTto fflUllpnd bis care tt TifvrT Attorneyat I In the counties of MontBomem Office in Hirer Block BROOKS WHITE Ky iVaHSitxciLC--1jKin the supeiior Caldwell building n 11 Also Blacksmith and Anthra cite Coal All Coal sold 72 lbs per bushel Highest cash price paid for Wheat Also Wheat Corn Oats and Hay wholesale and retail WAnEllAVKN Office Court Street nMhn inmmonweiltn - ait Sterling ivy WU1 practee In all Courts VT M L bTONE A BUiiuu J O MILER I -- -i X 1 - 8CCCES8OK TO Miller Wilson - i Ring rjRLl-ltOCl-0 yaUonnl Bank Office over Mt Btcrllny Mt Sterling Ky Ky Residence eornci INSURANCE AND LlJfl Hr ifvffl t I -- iK COXMD c over Exchange Bank UlU lUUCU Bt VKo H Q Vi iiAZCLniaa Real ELststte LOWEST RATES CHOICEST COMPARISON PROMPTEST SETTLEMENTS -- Br1 LTKS iu---i1AS Collections promptly attcnueu to 1 y niU HOWARD VAX ANTVti Short street Office with Hr Wm Van Antwerp opposlto the court house R HHAHHWj0 Vt v om fover Queens btoio with Ur Gucn ant i - Of Any Ant All Agencies - rV T Mr Josiah Lindsay - RVrC SHAKICLAND 0 AVcst Vt OfflJOTo iVkK Main SU HJISLUIIO ill oicrung ivv I AGENT ON C fiW 7t v O RAILROAD CUENAUlT irnutrtt PnYnmlftalnnrr Atiorney ait Stoi No 7 Court Street up stnirn atw west of depot Mt Sterling Ky I Ly Manufacturer and dealer in Tobacco Hogs Â¬ heads Rough Lumber and Lake Ice Wo nialo IS MITHT Attornoy-at-LaU our business which is liooiuUisr by doing tho Mt Sterling Ky Mlllott licsiworK ana ouenng iwugu Lumiwrntspco IMbs Jin Fizcr Block up stairs with JOwingsMllo iil pticcs which am neer met Wo also do from llavliW lvcently jcmocd Sterling will raw custom BHwiui ui In the city of Jit anil d tiiolnlho courts of Montgoreiy Bath onCoiut jOulng counties and In the miDeiiorof Ken Appeals and Federal tv urt tncky lronipt and careful atlertlon will bo to all business entrusted to him ElYcn w 1 WHFLETCHER MT STERLING AUCTIONEER KENTUCKY SMyr J mex m A RAMSEY WlnRhnstor 1V services to the pcoplo of Montgomery Offers his rounding counties 1rompt attention sm nil sales of lcrsonal 1ropcrty and Real nen to state Terms Reasonable fmCjk UCTIONEER JACK STEWART AUCTIONEER Lixinqtok Kr Ti ompt attention Klvcn to all sales entnutcd to hUcare Leave orders at this office or adtUoss him caro of Claiendou Hotel Lexington Ky 18 MZ i kifmrn V H H 1 yn pn a fiaJjoMt Sterling Hers Ills services to tho pcoplo of Montgom- anil adjoining counties Boat of references on Court Uur lf Tho most remarkable feature of tho iuyontion is tho pick ups that take Thomas A Edison the electrical the current from ono lino of rails A wizard has just completed two inven- Â¬ novel and iiigonius mechanism ban tions before tho wonderful far reach- Â¬ boon so arranged that it will work ing results of which all his other ro with perfect certainty and cllcct markablo discoveries arc compara- Â¬ through six inches of mud or slush or tively insignificant water One is tho practical application of Mr Edisons other great discovery electricity to great railroad lines by Isto obviate tho difficulty met in the which speed far beyond anything attainment of high speed on tho ordi- Â¬ achieved by steam may bo attained nary steam railway which is tho in and tho other tho application of elec- terference of steam Tho injection tricity to the niopUliou of street cais and exhaust of the steam into and without the uo of the dangerous un- Â¬ from tho cylinders is so rapid in its sightly and inconvenient overhead alternation that beyond a certain constructions limit it is impossible to work and this For two years Mr Edison has been is an inherent defect in all steam pro- Â¬ engaged onoxporimcnts in this direc- Â¬ pulsion because of tho necessity of tho tion lie has met with almost insu conversion of reciprocating motion pcrablo dltlicultics but ho has Btuek to into rotary motion In tho now elec- Â¬ his work with that dogged pertinacity tric motor thir difficulty vanishes and for which ho is famous and at last ho the limit of speed is only that of tho has been successful endurance of tho machinery and the The general principlo of tho strciith of the tracks street car invention is that tho electric With this invention of Mr Edisons current passes down through one lino a speed of 100 miles or more an hour of rails is picuod up by the car passes will be more easily attainable than the through tho motor beneath it and ordinary speed of fifty to sixty miles goes out on tho other side and returns an hour This Is also in the hands of through ihn other lino or rails to tho the Edison General Electric Company central power station aiid negotiations aro now in progress At tho llrt thought the bare idea of for the application of the system to this is paradoxical The question will one of tho long lines of rallwav naturally occur why tho electric cur New York Herald rent docs not dissipato itself in tho Wild Life In tho Snow ground To this no positive reason can bo assigned except tho bare state Snow remarlcs Uie London Specta- Â¬ inout that it docs not In general tor fni observer orwild life generally terms tho eflect is accomplished by catches our animals Unprepared and having tho current ono of tho low thoy aro put to all kinds of shifts to voltage or pressure It is a find food and escape their enemies principle of electrical research tho more open and exposed tho disthat the higher tho voltage tho greater tricts tho greater their difficulties must be tho insulation and that the Whero there aro thick woods and lower the voltage can bo brought tho hedgerows ami above all running less need of insulation Mr Edi water birds and beasts alike can find sons experiments have all been in this dry eaith in which to peck and scratch direction that is to say in tho en 01 green things to nibble and water deavor to construct a motor sufficiently to drink But on tho great chalk powerful to do tho work in which tho downs a snow storm seems to drive voltago was reduced to so low a point from tho open country every living that the natural tendency of tho clcc creature that dares to move at all trie current to lly off to tho ground T r ti n tfet 1 nC lll U11C1 U Utm lull and bo dissipated would bo overcome Liiyuiumii uii the hares which allow tho snow to passage through tho motor to and the cover them all but a tiny hole made tho opposite rail would be easier for by thoir warm breath do not stir tho current than to pass through tho only toward noon if tho sun shines ground to the central station out they make a small opening to The plan of having a central rail faco its beams and perhaps another for the return current was experi in tho afternoon at a different anglo mentcd on for a long time but whon to the surface to catch tho last shill tho motor had been perfected so that ing rays But soon hunger forces tho it would work efficiently Mr Edison hares to leave their snug snow house found that ho could dispense with tho and they find their way to the cab contra and return tho current directly bage or turnip gardens Squirrels to tho station through tho opposite which aro otten supposed to hibernate rail retire to their nests only in very The experiments were conducted at sovcio and prolonged frosts A slight tho great laboratory in West Orange fall of snow only amuses them and Hero an experimental tracK nearly a they will come down from their trees quarter of a milo long was constructed ami scamper over the powdery heaps throuuh tho laboratory yard down to with immense enjoyment what they the yard of the Edison Phonograph do not liko is the snow on tho leaves Works In its length it presented all and branches which falls In showers tho various kinds of difficulties that as they jump from tree to tree and actual use would encounter A part betrays lliem to their enemies tho of it was laid on a very heavy guide country boys During a mild winter of nearly three hundred feet to tho thoy even neglect to make a central mile therovarc several sharp curves in store of nuts and instead of deposit- Â¬ tho road anil a portion ot it runs ing them in big hoards near tho nest through a sunken spot whero tho just draw them into any convenient track could bo Hooded with water or hole they know of near JJabbits also covered with mud In this way all seem to enjoy iho snow nt first They tho varying conditions of actual uso require a dry biaeing atmosphere were provided and sea breezes aud frosis suit them Tho experiments have now been and In tho morning after a snow fall fully completed and tho invention their tracks show whero they have passes out of tho first experimental been scratching and playing in it all stage into tho second stage its adapta- night But after a deep fall they aro tion to practical work Tho experi Â¬ soon in danger of starving If there ments have been mado by Mr Edi- Â¬ is a turnip field near they will son for tho Edison Electric Light scratch away tho snow at tho roots Company and until Mr Edison has and soon destroy tho crop if not or turned tho invention over to that ifthosurfaco of tho snow is frozen company for actual work tho minute hard thoy strip tho bark from trees details of tho invention aro of neces- Â¬ and bushes Whilo all tho harmless sity withhold from tho public Enough animals aro obliged to spend tho however has been said to show the greater part of the day and night Tho character of tho invention seeking food their enemies profit ex- Â¬ voltage of tho current employed will ceedingly Tho stoats and weasels be as has been said very low less find that thoy havo only to prowl than 100 whilo tho average voltago down the streamsldo to catch any of tho overhead trolly is in excess of number of thrushes and soft billed 500 From this it will bo seen how birds which crowd tho banks whero great a revolution tho new invention tho water melts tho snow aud llttlo will effect in tho whole matter of piles of icathers and a drop or two of Sovoral prominont electric traction red on tho snow show whero tho fierce horso railroad systems havo offered llttlo beasts havo murdered horo a red their lines to tho Edison Goneral wing and thoro a wagtail or oven a Electric Company for tho introduction water hen Water shrews water- of tho invention and it is probablo rats and otters all dislike frost aud that a solcction will bo mado in tho arrangements mado snow more perhaps becauso tho near future and to put tho first practical experimental streams are frozen and food is more dificult to obtain along tho banks lino in oporatiou Â¬ Â¬ 4 Avell-sct-tl- than from any inconvenience tho snow causes them Otters oven if the rivers do not freeze havo a difficulty in finding tho fish which in cold weather sink Into the deepest poolc and in caso of somo species burrow in the mud So they go down to the sea coast for tho cold water and making their homes in the coast caves or old wooden jetties and wharves livo on the fish of the estuaries Hat often migrate to tho coast in snow time and pick up a disreputable live lihood among tho rubbish of the shore Of all cficcts of weather snow makes the greatest change in animal economy in tho count ry iilo and weeks often pass before the old older is restored Â¬ ffllVn D My entire stock of FURNITURE I find that I am compelled to closo out this lino to give me room for my big lino of Holiday Goods that I have bought which is much larger than I have ever bought before This is no sliam 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 Chair iJICO sot for- Â¬ mer price JJ 130 Woven Wire Spi ings with tin cc rows of Coil Wire springs through the centfr 9125 former 23 good Cotton Top Matt Â¬ price ress 225 former price 350 a piece Chamber Set 1150 former price 1900 piece Chamber Sct 2750 former price 3750 Largo Sale 370 former price 500 fine Silk Plush Uockors S05 former price 1100 Bed Lounges Carpet Urussels 750 former price 1050 Bed Lounges Plush Extra Laige 1175 former price 1550 7 pieco Mohair Parlor Set 2100 former price 3000 fino marble top Hat Tress 050 former price 9110 Cen Â¬ ter Tables 125 former price 200 Now conic at once anl get your pick We have a good selection but It will soon be broken for I am bound to close out this line inside of the next thirty days Xow we have Queor Chlno30 Military Customs Tho viceroy or generalissimo of the Chiucso army when he is about to start on a warlike expedition must worship his Hag Whenever he sends away a detachment of soldiers am hih military officer as a deputy and generally when any high officer is about to proceed intv battle miliian Â¬ v m 1 1 the fiag of his division or brigade must be worshipped Tho worship is often performed on the parade ground Tho viceroy sometimes chooses to sac rifice to tho flag on his own private parade ground connected with his vainun The timo selected is often about daylight or a little later Oftentimes tho high officials both civic and military connected In the government arc present It is necessary that all the officers who are to accompany the oxpcditloiishould not only witness tho cciemony but tako part in it Tho sanieremark is true of the soldiers who arc to bo sent away or engage in tho fight In the center of tho arena is placed a table having upon it two candles one censer and several cups of wine Tho candles aro lighted at tho proper time Somo officer kneel- Â¬ ing down holds tho large flag by means of the stall near tho table Tho viceroy or officer who is to com maiuTfheexpcdHidn standing befoie the tablo and tho fiag receives three sticks of lighted incense from a pro fessor ol ceremony which he reverent- Â¬ ly places in tho censer arranged be- Â¬ tween tho candles Ho now kneels on tho ground and Lows his head down three times Somo of tho wine taken from the table is handed to him while on his knees which ho pours out on the ground Then a cup of wiuo is dashed upon tho fiag tho pro Â¬ fessor 01 ceremony crying out Un- Â¬ furling the fiag victory is obtained the cavalry advancing mci it is per- Â¬ fected Tho whole company of offi cers and soldiers who had previously knelt down and bowed their heads in the prcsciibed manner now siinulta taucouly rise up with a shout and connneice their maich at once for the scene or the appointed lcndcvous Overland Monthly Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ PILES OF NEW GOODS In all our other lines and at way down prices Heating Stoves Cook Stoves Din Â¬ ner Sets Tea Sets nicest lino of Lamps I have over had in the house Wo have lots of new Underwear Hosiery etc at such prices that they arc bound to sell Blankets Quilts Towels Saxony Yarns Tinware Hardware Window Blinds Itugs Floor and Table Oil Cloths Window Poles Extension Brackets etc Now come at once and examine our Furniture and many other lines No trouble to show goods Respectfully Yours ENOCHS Bargain House Reese Building Hit Sterling Kentucky Longer Do Not SuTfer Any ed in a day Fashions for Men Tho linen collar of evening dress continues the straight up cfiect the points at tho greatest eminence whero they almost meet and rising gradually from the back Tho cravat of evening drcsi is ot white lawn one inch wide without stitching or embroidery or any ad ventiiion of u liko character that may bo avoided Tho full dress shirt has a wide plain bosom with which aro worn thrco white pearl studs or buttoned over three small sewed ou pearl buttons tho latter the move distingue Tho gloves of full drcs3 aro of doli cato pearl undressed and with white or self narrow cording upon the back Tho handkorchlof of full dress is of fino whito linen with narrow border Tho mufiler of full dress is of somo solid deep color and is in tho form of an enlarged handkerchief to bo folded to a width from four to fivo inchep placed about tho neck under tho swallow tail collar and folded across tho waistcoat opening Tho boutonnloro of full dress is of whito flowers always Pinks chrys- Â¬ anthemums orchids hyacinths gar Â¬ denias or whatever may bo tho prev- Â¬ alent flower but always white hem-hem-stit- ch Knowing that a cough can bo check- Â¬ and tho first stages of consumption broken in a week wo hereby guaranteo Dr Ackers English Cough Itcmcdy and will refund tho money to all who buy tako it as per directions and dc not find our state- Â¬ ment correct T G Julian Not long ago in a restaurant wo had occasion to speak approvingly of a pretty waitress who can open a scoro of oysters in four minutes Our friend who was dining with us said with a far away financial expression that ho knew another girt who could eat them in threo minutes and a half by a stop watch Wo want every mother to know that croup can bo prevented True croup never appears without a warn Â¬ Â¬ ing Tho first symptom is hoarseness then tho child appears to have taken cold or a cold may havo accompanied tho hoarseness from tho start After that a peculiar rough cough is devel- Â¬ oped which is followed by tho croup Tho best timo to act is when tho child first becomes hoarso a Jew doses of Chamberlains Cough Remedy would prevent tho attack Even after tho rough cough has appeared tho diseaso may bo prevented by using this remedy as directed Tho only safo way is to keop a 50 cent bottlo of the Itemed In tho honso for uso when Â¬ ever tho symptoms of tho diseaso ap Â¬ pear For sale by T G InHaii Tno corn exports aro not growing as somo think thoy should Tho Europeans do not tako kindly to corn bread and they cannot afford to im Â¬ port corn as food for their farm beasts IKSU i j 4jr ili-- - i-- - - a ixJ vMtittlL tt M f W MroffijIWMl 2 Trimble Bros MT STERLlJSC Wholesale Grocers AJL LOCATE TUESDAY NOVEMBER 17 1891JltIJWMlWmMU IIMMIMW - in DEATHS When in Louisvillo stop with It McClcary at tho Phoenix Hotel on Mr Thos P Sutton of Flemings Mrs Bctey Wircman wife of W J Florence tho great comedian burg is visiting his son W A Sut- Â¬ Sixtli street near Main Special countryman John Wircmah rates to tobacco men is dying of pneumonia at his homo in ton Tuesday Nov 3 at 11 a m of rhe Philadelphia No Time to bo Wasted mati8m aged about GO years She -- i Miss Pearl Brooks of Paris is vis Â¬ Go to Caldwell in his now quarters iting Miss Besslo Trumbo of this was a consistent membor of tho Baj Whilo times seem a liltlo dull in fist church and was ready to gef STERLING KY next door to Green Clay Chonaultn city MT order to start things to moving along when and sco how nico a suit of clothes you tho summons came Hazel Miss Stella Thompson is visiting I will sell iitiything in tho jowclry can buy for a very little money Herald her friend Miss Kerns of Bourbon lino at very closo figures Just look Tarpaulins for salo at Mrs Mildred Priosf aged 87 years Cadet Nottlo Bicdlcr u Salvation county at prices quoted 15 2t W W Reeds ist shot and killed Capt Haltie uicct at tho homo of her son S S3 oz Silverlno Watches 11 jowcls It Iteid Jtogcrs of Frankfort mado ntt JlS If you want a bargain in cook or Smith at tho Salvation Army head a flying business trip to this city Sat- Â¬ Ro0 Gold filled Watches from Prinsh lWni Sillnvintt-- lito subscription Wednesday Nov llth 1891 heating stoves call on Ed Mitchell quarters in Omaha Nob Sunday urday 1U250 to lj2fi00 Rolled gold plated II 00 One year In nilrancc She was married to Daniel Priest in 125 the leading hardware merchant in Mt night and then killed hereclf Jeal Â¬ chains guarrantccd After three mtintlid 150 to 300 M Hon J M Oliver of Fronchburg After six months ousy is said to have been tho cause Sterling clocks 225 o 360 Como 1823 and was tho mothor of six chil Walnut was among our Court day visitors and I will convince you I will soil you dren only two of whom S S and Hob Hazelrigg and Ed Jones have SETTLES BROS yesterday Thomas W survive her For maiij Tako a few dollars to Caldwells at a bargain determined to break the record this years shn wra n mnmlini nf tin rui and sec what a handsome overcoat The celebrated Kentucky Mrs C M Grubbs is visiting Mr Titos Wiiitt Go to School Baptist church and was oho u Ilazolrigg will sell you month in the matter of sales Grubbs fathers family at Washing Uncle Bob Culdwclls with your money and see Break Cart the best made is 25 Reward of tho voritablo mothers of Israol C II Ohio ton for them trJ how cheap they will sell you manufactured by Settles Bros Aunt Mildred as sho was called by Miss JcssioIIazclrigg is at home diviStrayed from Clay City on tho all Report says that the Eastern had a strong hold upon the affec W S Caldwell has removed to his Mt Sterling Ky from a very pleasant visit to friends night ofNov 1st a whito horse 10 MUsis sion of the Newport News tions OI all Who know hnr TTnr e - i J frnnnew quarters in tho Odd Fellows hands high eight years old light flippi Valley railroad between Hunt Â¬ For Sale A well improved farm in Covington ne puro mo was stich as to show to1 buUding next door to Green Clay ington and Lexington will pas into of 125 acres 8 miles from this city on Miss Laura Lindsay was quite sick mane and tail foretop clipped a speck-- tlio world around her that her hetfrfl Ohio Chenaults where ho is selling the good turnpiko rood dwelling consists tho past week but the bands of the Che apeake at this writing is In tho right eye a natuial saddle desiro was to show forth the love andi finest lino of clothing in tho city at horse and harness marks on him The railroad of 8 good rooms stock baru and all very much better truth of tho religion of tho bles3Ci the very lowestprico for cash above reward will bo paid for his re necessary outbuildings plenty of vv that Mr juu 4uksuch lives aro scon Miss Elva Gatowood of Mt Ster turn tO We learn with regret G W LOCICNANK Johnson job printers good water Parties wishing a crood ling is tho guest Morrow in tho world around us and their full David Brattou near Wades Mill of Mrs Dr J M l 3t Clay City Ky have- sold their oilicc to L T and homo will find it to their interest to worth is only appreciated by us when Poyntz Richmond Register father of Mrs It M Smith and Mrs John F Wood giving possession yes- Â¬ call on the undersigned for further thoyihavo been ended Her burial W A Sutton of this city is very Dross mnklnff and Clonks Hon W O Mize of Hazel Given terday The Gazette Company will particulars took place on Thursday in our beauti- Â¬ seriously ill His recovery is very is in the city looking after some busi Â¬ W S ItlCIIAIlT January 1st buy of tho Messrs Wood Ladies prices 250 to 5 Chil- Â¬ ful cemetery doubtful ness interests and visiting friends tho job olllco recently sold these gen drens prices 150 to 3 Near Beaver Lick Ivy Newton To Tho Farmers Airs Peter It Everett died at her tlemen by that Company Miss Alice Pittman of Texas is on Mns J P Marshall Oder shot and killed his brother Ma- Â¬ Jiomc on Grassy Lick pike this county Over Post office W S Caldwell has the goods and rion on Saturday night Tho two a visit to her brother Robert Pitt Wednesday Nov 11 1S91 Funeral Through our Building ho wants your money Go there and brothers had been on bad terms for man near Howards Mill this county Loan Commlsolonorss Sales at the Baptist church this city Thurs Companies wo can securo you loan see how nice a suit of clothes or what some time and mot at an entertain Â¬ Miss Nola Sutton returned tho past day by Itev E E Bomar and burial on easy terms Wo will also writo a nobby hat you can buy Itcmcmbcr ment where thoy had a quarrel week from a two months visit to C Cyrus Turner Master Commis- Â¬ in Machpelah cemetery you tho cheapest and best of Fire place new Odd Fellows build They were sepcrated and later on friends in Fleming and Mason coun- sioner of tho Montgomery Common the Life or Accident Insurance Marion took the ladv who had ac ties Mr It M Coons is something of a ing next door to Green Clay Pleas Court mado the following sales McCOKMICK VAXAItSDALL lie Chenaults companied him to her home As ho vegetable raiser his ownsclf 12 K Schultz of Louisville editor at ho Court IIouso steps on Monday Oflice No 30 West Main Street brought into tho Advocate oilicc Sat returned Newton met him and re Â¬ of the F Ss L U department The life estate of Mrs eenliiioI of the Nov 16 1S91 Toll Cato RentingDemocrat buildhinewed tho quarrel with the above re- Â¬ Farmeis Home urday a beet raised in his garden that Journal is in tho Mariah Crawford in property on 12 tf measured 2H inches in circumfei Main street to Mrs Lucy Campbell city Tho gates on the Owiugsvillo and sult ence was 20 inche long and weighed Mt Sterling Turnpiko Itoad will for 34525 about J3 acres of land on Dr G W Moore of Olymbia lias be The Equitable Life Assurance Com Mr and Mrs Lee Bailey of Fayette I pounds party Spencer pike without tho homestead been quite ill with pneumonia for a rented on Saturday November 28th county and Mis3 Emma Turnbull of oi n McLormick and wife to week past Yesterday ho was moved Ed Mitchell the hardwareman al- Â¬ 1S91 at the oilicc of J M Bigstail Winchester aro visiting Mrs Mary The following receipts will explain Judgo Lewis Apperson for 1000 it mo resdienco of ins Mt Sterling Ky Itenting to be by y ways rets theio when ho tries lie 1 themselves Everybody knows that Stoner in this county 30 acres of land on Spcncor property XUivnur ot this city wherp ho Wk went to Winchester Friday and sold sealed bids Itight reserved to reject grand life insurance company the Dr J A Snowden of Wades Mill of J II Stamper to Now Farmers can oo oetter situated for medical Mt Ster any or all bids Itenting at 11 oclock that 17 line mantels and grates aU AUL1 Equitable makes prompt settlements may hi shadow never grow less Bank for 770 a lot in Mattio Leo icntion Ji goods of the a m ling merchants handle of its death claims and those who was in the city yesterday Court day City property of E Shaver to Henry A W Bascom Prcst quality and on as close margins lo 2t best The Shakspcaro class will meet have dealings with Col Parcell also and gave tho Advocate a call Watson for 175 the life estate of as any merchants in the State Innext at Major Fowlers next Thurs Â¬ On Sunday morning while the fam know that they place their interests in vestigate tho home market before you ily of Mr Mr T T Cone of Frenchburir was Mrs Luln F Clay in house and lot day evening at 7 W II K Kokcndofer of the hands of an honorable and a clover oclock It is hoped in the city a couple of days tho past on Clay street to John S Parrish for that all will buy you can do as well here as any Â¬ Ihamblette Nicholas county were at gentleman Mr E S Cunningham attend and get a cood 3G0 a lot on Lulbegrud dirt road week looking after some legal busi Â¬ where on earth start logctiier church the house was entered and the is tho local agent for this company J w Sru pfiIJ ness Ho returned to his home Sat- Â¬ property of G W Oldfield to G W 130 and a silver and your interests will not be neglected is reported on what ve have rea- Â¬ thieves secured It iMuuciu guarmau ioijiou a Jot m urday afternoon son to believe good authority that watch One hundred dollars of the if left witli him Read theso receipts Smithvillc property of Milt Owens Judgo G B Swango Register of to R T Smith Mr Charles Duty a wide awake and money belonged to Mr Kokcndofer ank then insure your life in this rock for 17588 about the Land Office passed through tho 78 acre of 1p vcrv popular business man will Jan Â¬ and the balance to his sou B P ribbed company land on Grcenbriar cijcek city yesterday with his family to property Three tramps were uary 1st take an iutcrest in tho Ga Kokcndofer Owingsville Ky of Emma Noland c to seen by some neighbors coming from zette Company Charlie is a hustler Nov 9 1891 make his homo in Frankfort where Albert Skidmorc for 1350 r and will bring to tho Gazette an the house Received of S M Parcell Gen Agt tho business of his ollice engages his attention abundance of energy and business New Constitution One James Crockett confined in jail of tho Equitable Life Insurance C tart that will be anything but a dis for of Now York 2000 being amount of Mrs Geo Hamilton Srstartcd for robbery managed to raise a row mvj advantage to it Never in tho history of tho new W A BRADYS there on Thursday night and my fathers E S Crow life policy in Missouii on the Llth to join her Equitable Papers were made up daughter Mrs Woodson who with Constitution lias there been such a The Kentucky Midland railroad has coining in contact with Logan Murphy the on tho 201h of October and check her husband will spend the winter in display in Mt Sterling of fine china Superb Original production of tho asked the Circuit Judge John E a prisoner from Magoflin county world lamed Texas They go for tho benefit of queensware glassware hall library Cooper for a writ of mandamus to under sentence of death for killing dalcd October 29h W D Chow Mr Woodson who o heulth is very and stand lamps china tea and din- compel County Clerk Geo A Whit his father sent here for safe keeping nor set oatmeal hots A D coffees poor West Liberty Ky ney to cuter upon thu subscription lie got into a difliculty with him In salads comports celery trays cracker 1891 Novll books of said railroad the subscription some way Murphy secured an old Mrs J D Reid and daughter Anna jars fish sets chamber sets etc etc 100000 to the amount of voted pocket knife every blade of which S M Parcell General Agent Eqtiit left on Friday for Thomasville Ga ahle Life Insurance Company of where it is proposed they shall spend Everything new in shape stylo and AlEXAVDKU DUMAS GltEATEST PLAY b Montgomery county at the late was broken but which he had sharp Â¬ decoration Tho ladies especially aro Now York election held for that purpo e The ened on the wall of his cell and Avith the whiter for tho benefit of Miss UeauSii I have received your Annas health Wo earnestly hope requested to call and inspect these Reigning sensation of tho world caie will be at once taken up lo the this he cut Crocket some seven times goods A souvenir is given to each jjirccc irom the Standard The Â¬ Court of Appeals let Judge Cooper Only tho short blades kept him from check for 329 100 in payment of W the change of climate may provo all caller from now until Thanksgiving atre Now York City with adding another to his list of murders A Maxeys life policy in the Equit that is hoped for it in Miss Annas decide as he may in the case all tho identical cast 2t W W ItKnn able Crocket will soon bo Well case scenery and effects oung man before you speak e il The company returns all tho money Thanksgiving Proclamation Mrs James D Ford of Marion of or slightingly about any woman it Judgo W II Holt Chief Justice of paid by Mr Maxey and 3000 be- Â¬ General admi sion 35 and 50c Re Â¬ matters not who she may be think of the Kentucky Court of Appeals is a sides My husband only lived a year Center Kansas and Mrs Nannie Governor Brown issued a Thanks Â¬ served seals 75c Tickets on salo at if she should bo your mother busy man who rarely liuds time to and four days after taking tho policy Carter of Clover Bottom Woodford what W S Lloyds drug store She is leave Frandfort where he has a beau Â¬ I wish to thank you lor preparing county were the past week visiting giving proclamation as follows wife sister or daughter Commonwealth of Kentucky Ex related to some one who may be just tiful home Tho readers of the Louis the necessary papers without trouble thqir Aunt Miv Virginia Botts Mrs JUST ONE NIGHT Botts on Friday completed her 87th ccntivo Department as good or perhaps belter than your- Â¬ ville papers however every week or or expense to myself Yours In observance year and is very feeble For a of a long established custom I re- Â¬ self No true gentleman can afford to two read a personal notice saying that Saiiah J Maxey 19 length of time she has been confined spectfully recommend that Thursday speak ill of any woman who makes the Chief Justice is at ono of the hotels 4Jin this city For a long timo the to the house and as sho has already tho 2Gtli day of November bo 6ct the least pretence to respectability RELIGIOUS outlived tho four scoro years allotted to apart as a day of thanksgiving and Speak of woman and youi Creator Judge could not understand how it was that the newspapers so persist Rev B F Ilungeriord of Shelby man there is little probability that prayer by all tho citizens of our be- Â¬ only with reverence H M niAKW loved Commonwealth Almighty God ently misrepresented his whereabouts ville will preach at tho Baptist sho will over bo much better so He Joo Mulhatlon was arrested has spared us a visitation of pcstilcnco lias at last discovered that the church in this city tho lifth Sunday 1iciciiting their latest Comedy Success in Pittsburg on gentleman tho papers say For Sale and blessed us with peace and abund- Â¬ who to frequently visits 29th of this month Wednesday charged with robbing a ance Lot us return thanks for His this city is a Mr J A Holt a tanner On tho second Sunday in January room mate Mulhattons insatiable who is said not to object to being All anthracite stove with oven at- Â¬ great bounties and manifold mercies desiro to keep himself beforo tho pub- mistaken next a protracted meeting will bogin for a celebrity Courier tached Will sell cheap Also a Let tho poor and afllictcd bo remem Â¬ lic has led him to adopt some peculiar Journal at tho Main Strcot Christian Church bered in charities cooking stove for sale Apply to wo funniest plays over written Itenlcto -- jf1 ways of advertising himself and this this city and contiuuo indefinitely In testimony whereof I havo hereto unopi Thos Wiiitt skillfull pinl Hi nt idii may be ono of them Joo will lie On Friday night at a called meet- Â¬ Elder W S Kcene of Covington ft set my hand and caused tho great lini Dyi iiva luiiKKiious songs noiiuldr TuaumorBDaoo I hb ali 14 tf Jeweler inV sli brlttlliiB win tho littlest but wo do not belicvo he will steal ing of the City Council au election will assist tho pastor Elder II D W sort seal of tho Commonwealth to bo affunny situations A continuous In a business acquaintance extending was ordered for Saturday Nov 28th Clark in conducting tho services stream of laughter from bo There was a largo crowd in town fixed Biiuiig iu cnu over two years wo found him strictly for tho purpose of taking tho sense of Done at Frankfort this tho lGth Court day About 400 Ono of the most rcmarkablo church yesterday honest Based upon this wo are not the people whether or not thoy will WRITTEN FOR meetings in tho annals of church his Â¬ cattlo on tho market and theso mostly day of November in tho year of our inclined to givo any credence to tho accept tho Electric Light Companys Lord ono thousand eight hundred and LAUGHING PURPOSE tory of Missouri closed recently thoso left over from last Court day ONL 2L statement offer to furnish 15 arc lights and 15 Plattsburg with a population of 1800 not mauy good ones tho bettor class uinety ouo and in tho ono hundredth Accompanlsd by tio famous f incandcsccnts for five years for 2000 held 1 i a protracted meeting conducted of oxen beingnoticably scarce Cattle year of our Commonweath Judgo Gcorgo W Gist died at per year tho Electric Light Company by Elder Martin of St Louis John Youno Buown L S sold from 220 to 340 Plug horses result- Â¬ Washington City last Monday night agreeing lo waive its right to more By tho Governor M Judgo Gist was for many years a resi- Â¬ than a ono year contract Wo are ro ing in 372 conversions to IhoChristian wero a drag on tho market but fow Magnificently nformCJ nn being sold Quito a number of mules church Ono night G5 joined John W Heauley rnn a class dent of tliis county and served as liably informed that tho Electric lieu ncnaeiing in an oxqulslto maniVcr on tho market and but littlo demand of music imicr before lutcm d by Sccrotary of State Comity Judgo for eight years For a Light Comnany oflcred lo any similar organization Elder D G Combs of this place for tho poorer class Mules from 15 soamcnd ho has been a number of years past their original proposition as to take who has just returned from an ovau to 1GJ hands sold from 90 to 175 The RepresentatiYO Traveling Band Leo Fi6liers harbor shop is tho placo resident of Washington but is yet re the contract for 15 arc and 45 incan- Â¬ golislic tour in tho iutcrest of tho Beard of Loxington hought 1 pair to go for a first class hair cut or a unucrtlioleadcrshpof tho talented yo wtm very kindly by a host of descent lights for one year membered iltuoso at 1800 Christian church roports tho follow- Â¬ of mules of Sam Rawls for 300 and nice smooth 6havo Ho employs nono frieuds here He sorved in the provided it did not ing result of his trip At Willard ho 1 pair of extra good ones from Will but first class workmen E Nickerso1 Edward have to go boforo Union army as Captain and Colonel and guaran Â¬ I Wo cannot had 58 additions to tho church and at Phelps for 350 3a Kentucky regiments from tho be Â¬ tho pcoplo for a voto tees satisfaction in every respect Ono OUR STAR ORCHESTRA V Jr ginning to tho closo of tho war Col utulorstaud why tho Electric Light that placo ho also organized a church Twolvo mules sold at Harpers sta Â¬ of tho best evidences of wfciiv I1CU Gists funeral took placo on Thursday Company can afford to make 200 dif- of 98 members and organized a Young ble at an iverago of 115 and ono done in his shop is that tho good work A1JWIISoloist Kit 1 kV8oloi8t a his customers AKTI8T it 2 p m The Grand Army tho ference in their bid betweon a voto Peoplos Aid Society At Ollvo Hill extra mulo colt for G5 will go nowhoro olso once thoy have Loyal Legion and tho Votcrans 1210 to jiao and In thoetenPns A largo crowd in town but tho tried him Remember tho placo Union honored their comrades mem- Â¬ by a full Council and a voto by tho on tho same trip ho had two addi- Â¬ The pcoplo will want lo tions to tho church Hazel Green morchants do not report a very good Maysvillo street under Green Clay ory Tho interment was at Arling- Â¬ people uucmJf seat1 n salo Wr know why goutlcmeu drugstore ton Herald business Chenaults store 2t Tarpaulins auy size at 16 2t W W IIekds PERSONAL SWW WfU Jti Is Wholesale Grocers - THE ADVOCATE rates - Â¬ nlr- v 1 -- Â¬ 1 Â¬ Â¬ - - a brothcr-iuJ-ratf- - Â¬ Â¬ GRAND OPERA - HOUSE Â¬ ietaflay innimr Â¬ a Case ll - Â¬ Â¬ A Social Mi irlci Irf- j Si Black Hussar Ban Â¬ Al -- II ftffi S- li M A u r u - 1G J- jii- - - oi V G - v TjSP- MT STEBLIKa ADVOCATE TUESDAY NOVEMBER 17 1891 ivuuinpiniaji WXfVWWrMfW nurim wairrrani 3 ifTflE ADVOCATE HARniS MT STEMMING HORSE AND TRACK Six of tlio got of Axtell will bo trained on tho Torro Hauto track next season MASON Proprietors 17 TUKSDAY NOV 1891 FOR PRESIDENT The dam of Hal Pointer and two sistora to Brown Hal havo bcon booked to Direct Electioneer has now 01 in tho 230 list and more coming IIo has put in Si this year has beaten Italph Wilkes mile in 21S and but two have equalled it CROVER CLEVELAND 01 New 1oik TOR VICE - IltUSIDENT JOHN G CARLISLE Of Kentucky But 0110 two-year-o- ld colt Birchwood Tho Breadstuff lo tbu anioimt of 24 aa wuu AiN UVUKUUAT AS WE OFFER CANT IiE PRODUCED FOR Uni Â¬ by Nutwood stepped a milo at Inde Â¬ 803834 vroro exported from the LESS MONEY pendence tho other day in 2 18 ted Stales during October C Yr Williams baa received a Cafi Cincinnati Newport and Covington roy sulky mado to order fqr Allorton have twenty seven breweries and they which weighs but thirty nino pounds nro all to consolidate A protest is Uwho rush the Electioneer was bred to but one now in order from those growler against this proposed tiusf daughter of George Wilkes and one I daughter of Nutwood Tho produce Tl ia enlrt some members elect of was Advertiser 210 and Arion Wc have the boot in the market This is a broad assertion the Legislature who have been to 2 10 1 respectively arrangements lor but wc honestly believe that there never was a lot of boots in this sec- Â¬ ranUforl to make Monroe Salisbury PJcasonton Cal tion of the country as good as our OAK TAN COARSE FINE thoir stav there report that they will board than they has bred moro 215 performers than BOOTS There are hundreds of our customers who have bought Jiavo to pay more for any other breeder They arc Direct will receive as salary them that believe the same way you havcnt tried a pair now is 10200 Margaret S 4 212 J your chance Come and examine them Asbtiry Uailcy is experimenting lloincstakc 2 li and Incas 2 hi with watermelons with a viow to get- Â¬ Directors oldest colts arc but six ting u variety that will delay its ripen elections If years old and of tho lot ho has ten ing until tho November trotters and two pacers in the 2 30 bo succoeds his fortuno is made and list while four of the trotters and one isaaftTgfflfoi tho whole Itcpublicau pai ty in Ken Â¬ of the pacers have records better than tucky will rise up and called him 220 Adairvillo Times blessed Cali- Â¬ Tho American Traitor says The Democrats of Now Orleans fornia holds tho ycarltng Yl rt t iu oiccteu ueicgaies i uiu nAinWim and of State officers Ex tho nomination worlds trotting records Iowa holds Govcrnor McEncry carried tho city tho btallion record ami Kentucky Tho opposition by ll000 majority 353511 holds its breath composed of anti lottery elements Aiiuii Ihu best coll ever foaled has supported F L Aduin President 01 record to reduced tho gsaasEsssEs tho Farmers Alliance of Louisiana Tho way he is lowering his 210J L I A delegate to tho Farmers Alliance mark at each trial tho stallion record Convention at Elizabcthtown wanted seems almost in reach of this wonder Â¬ to know if a person under twenty one ful son of Electioneer 1 xqars 01 ago ccum num un You The records of 1891 aro almost did You uriini- fim now Constitution countless To date sixteen trotters of ISucky The now Constitution INK to order for havo entered tho 2 15 list while 102 wa very largely made instrument fails trotters and 01 pacers have entered tho Alliance but tho pnper Needles lo per paper Knvolops fc per pack t go Courier- - the 220 list Nearly 1200 trotters Pins at 1c per lo per pnper to cover this point after all HmIt Plii m Wrll Inn IVtis Po per dozen and pacers have eutcced the 2 30 list Knitting Nerdlcs two Sfta for 5 Lend Pencils So uiid 80 per dozen Journal ilooKH and Kvcno mid o a card BEGAN ON PUKSK- H2o Salety 1Jijk lo por cloz W liavo a nice line of Pursei at o 10c Marcus Daly tiio multifold million- Â¬ TlilmblfHand So ch roll per Tape 2c by In- Â¬ 10o uud ISO each 15c 3Je 2lo 10c 35 A squad of police headed spool lUMlnu aire of Montana is what some people Cologne Cotton 2c a 2o and Wo per bnttlo 5c 10 lo Alarm Clocks cts each spector Hubbard mado tho Chicago horsc mnd 110 boliovps Swans Down Fuoe liwder5aud lio pr box Our Mock of UNOEUWEUl for Indies Tllct oups6oSoiiiid lUc a ciiite jAnarchlsts display the American Hag wuiuii iuiii we be as good horses Hiir llruxlifR llio ErSJc 2to o ISo each and children caunot for bat Joe In cotton and 20c meeting in that city JMontana will produce elve splendid valuex t Turkey Ked Kinbroldtry Coitoii two spoos 000 ihpIi In wool we can elve 39c 48oboun- Â¬ at thoir memorial jou a lor 5 cl Wednesday night For a while it as Kentucky or California and pro- Embroidery KI019 silt at Si and 10c prdoz tiful vest lor 75c 85c VSi S1V5 each noses to invest 1000000 in tho breed Wo ran show von tliot nearest lino of JJote We c Hhow you tlio largest line and best looked as if there would bo a not assort mem of Hosiery to bn fund iin Paitr lu tho cltv Nolo liere Irlces range c ltlc 15c 18c 20c 25c Lucy Parsons was present and ing and development of trotters and Coniaierclul JUo 5o and lOo per ijulrp Nrn A GRAND PEREMPTORY 50c 40a iic Wo and 75c per pall a quire Linen Mote runners used all her lung power to have the m lw ihn rod flat 118 before purchasing and we will When Electioneers first colts came Call and seo blatherskites but cool headed polic- Â¬ at Palo Alto a number were cmascu emen and a few prudent men in tho tcd Every one that was left entire J Ajdicnco prevented bloodshed hasproven a sire of 230 perforators Of PUS MAGNIFICENT STOnk Main St Clay 2 25 was ono Palo Alto peoplo - 21 West STERLING KY Max Oltell docs not believe in tho MT tvnir nl Amnrican man but is very were certainbefore tho rest but now that tho first of his progeny Hazel sure that the American woman is England you will has mado a record of 2 28 in Stock- Â¬ In very typical ho ton thcro will bo a largo number to see John Bull leading tho way The intention is to clear out the goods in the several de- Â¬ and demure with her follow suit Meek writes partments in as short a time as possible and prices are not oyes cast down follows Mrs John Tho interesting fact is noted that to stand in the way There will be no auction sales what- Â¬ Bull In Franco you will seo Mon- Â¬ Delmar by Electioneer that took a ever but the sacrifice will be even greater at retail across sieur nnd Madamo arrive together record of 2 20 at tho Lexington meet Â¬ the counter talking and smiling at each other ing met with an accident in his two- Equal footing But year old form by which he cut a ten thoiiLh married It will be the opportunity of a life time to buy goods at Oh in America hehold don squaro off on his loft hind leg in America wholesale and even less than wholesale prices The oods the diguiiled nay the majestic entry Ho was then owned by John Madden arc to be sold and the business closed at once You cant a perfect queen who after tho accident sold him to of Mrs Jonathan afford to miss it but should lay in your supplies now for going toward her throno bestowing a W E Spier of Glen Falls N Y present and future use subjects right and left Delrnar has this year started in six glanco on ho and Jonathan behind races in tho 2 30 class and has finally When he is gone the prices for first class Dry Goods editor entered tho 2 20 list will be put up to the old figures prevailing when he came Donn Piatt tho well known wl nnivsnaner writer died at ms ten years ago Tho now 220 pcrformors of the 7PSHB m lJMlTJ mo near Cleveland Ohio Tuesday year are divided among tho trotting H All store fixtures will be for sale Gas machine and as ast IIo was a power in tno lanu in families as follows Tho Wilkes fami Â¬ fixtures stoves tables show cases shelving desks sale he could no as len ly with 27 the Belmont with 10 tho XHrJr lis day Whilst W uiiumut wan paper racks etc etc And a Full Llna of Agricultural Implements der as a woman when ho desired it ho Electioneer with 7 tho Almont with Mi could as well bo as bitter and as vi Â¬ 1 tho Woodford Manibrino with i This announcement will be a surprise to some but the tho Dictator tuperative as any man who over tho Strathinoro Avith The cheapest nicest nnd best line of Cooking nnd move has been carefully considered and the- resolution as handled a pen if an adversary with 3 tho Pilot Jr and Egbert with taiven is final and absolute Heatiiir Stoves on the market called forth his ire IIo was a Dcm 3 each Tho fact that of tho sixty and grandly soven now 2 20 pcrformors not ono New South Cane Mills Cooks Evaporators Wat of tho old school and Fish TOiflio support tho principles of the has a thoroughbred maro for a dam Bros Wagons party to which ho had piuncd his is also worthy of note faith As a newspaper correspond It is not generally known that tho ent ho was probably without a peer I champion Arion camo R R X i 1 nr 1nlrtnl1 llT inucoii iucuiiii 0 juics very near being owned in Clovpland ftiitl TowiiEcnd may bo classed with by J E French Tho story runs in FFTY SEViN ocras of good land THEELKHORN ROUTE him four miles from Winchester on a good Wrr this vein A year ago Mr French tuninilvo road in tin excollcnt neigh Â¬ There must bo something in tho asked J C Sibley who was then on borhood Via Paris way to California to pick out a Direct Connections Frankfort for schools convenient to chinches and Hurst Homo Insurance Company his Georgetown and Conifortablo house small -good vitfftorall since- - a simplo announce colt by Electioneer for him After a Iv Moielicad JI V BOO am 10 am pm stablegood orchard one third of the tobacco land the balanco 0 23 am 1027 am 120 farm MtStcillnjr nt in the papers by tho General timo ho heard from Mr Sibloy tho D3 pui 7 00 am 11 10 am Winchester suitable for grain and grazing they proposed to begin lattors selection being a bay colt by Air Agent that 117 ncicsof l1it cn8 llliui imss land bltu- SS pm 8S pin 710 a in TWENTY NrNE acres adjacent to Iv work in this county caused tho agents Electioneer out of Mauotte and tho AirAVlnchcstsr K C 715am SSJpm 2imn atern of Im U the above two thirds of which is good ated on tlio MlildlelounIliiin Ilck tlnxu mllcd Exclusive Undertaker fniin Xoilli of tho capital companies to writo sov- - prico 2500 It took Mr Lathrop and nine miles from tobacco land and in grass the re Mt Stciliiig for sale About tlueefourtlis of it 8S0nm 120 pm 1120 im oral columns at a cost of sovcral dol- Â¬ some timo to got down to that figure IvlaiU 10 17 am 7 07im 7 07 pin mainder snitablo for cultivation IvGcoigetoHn is well timbered It lias on it a good comfoit 11 IS am 8 10 im 8 10 pm lars and after failing to down Prof and finally an option was secured Arr Fiankloit alilo duelling and good tenant house and two LIBERAL paymcuts will bo given liaeco bains that will hold from eight to to tho until Mr French saw tho youngster Keeps constantly on hand ten Hurst with tho pon to appeal to on cither tract 5 43 am 4 00jim LvKiankfoit acres 50 am 5 03 pm a complete stock of Coffins Insurance Bureau to protect them While Mr French was on his way to Iv corgctown 7 83 lira 545 pm WE also havo for salo a mimbor of Air IM Is 58 acres of good Ulno Oias land 2J miles i 11 2J am tnspm m theso farmers Wo predict that California tho future champion iu- - Iv rails residence- lots situated around tho now from XoiUiMiddlctoun and 95 miles from Mt Caskets Shrouds and every- Â¬ Winchester M V 12 40 nm 7 05 pm Iv Ijo a failure also This jurod ono of his hind ankles and Iv ML Mulling 103 am 7E0pm Kentucky Wcsloyan Collego grounds Sterling on tho Im is pike AVol stock batn thing usually kept in a first 0 00 pm Pmnany is not doing business for when tho would bo purchaser saw hor An Moielicad L New streets electric lights and water good No outbuildings Comfortable dwcllling class undertaking houses Prices rango from 300 to 750 per lot two good orchards well watered fencing etc ioflt but sololy for protection whilo ho hesitated about giving 2500 for a Ky Both farms Midland Trains Daily For further information call at this to churchci and in good nelghboi hood and clocc Mr B F DORSEY will kln Inonnfiiifo lnwu wornv nitrnnizGil to yearling with a big anklo Tho sali tchool houses haw OMw ofllco or address us at Winchester Ky Will tell on rcnsoimblo tenns Address or assist me and attend all calls from thoso spocu was not mado Tho colt remained at OEOBHARPER VERNONCLARK i protect tho peoplo apply to T GSTUART Co day and night Gen Pass Aet GonSupt Iblat6rsand not to protect tho peoplo Palo Alto and now lias a J W McCLURE w tt record of 2 1J U General Offices Frankfort Ky Heal Estato Agts Winchester KyJ ioni tho people two-year-o- ld Will buy choice of twenty different 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 rind them excel- Â¬ lent values There is not one in the entire lot that you can buy elsewhere for less than from 13 to 15 We have searched the markets to find just such overcoats as we now offer 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 uvilu W - w jr tffc THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT best If Â¬ 1 1 wui two-year-o- ld four-year-o- ld five-year-o- ld D Mt Sterling Ky T5 AfiTTXTiT TOES Announcement Extraordinary two-year-o- ld W Morris Old Stand OF IT I Ifiionn - ever Hear Such Prices as We Quote o w CARPENTER MASONIC TEMPLE DO DOT MoriL Ock r 51 11 -- 11 N M FEBNEY Save You IVtoney Closing Out Sale To Quit Business In Mt Sterling n HARDWARE T ED MITCHE iJLJL dealer insr QUgEttSWARE STOVES li i - 1 two-year-o- ld Kentucky Hand FOR SALE c Carpenter II IMlASOrNTO TEjVEFILjEI- -- II w Land fop Sale 1 Ha kJillLLUll 1 1 Â¬ II rtwill 1 w- two-pear-o- ld P v aivS AjStei Cm jrf jj v jAfafcta Uikkf a tetwitej FT TflMSMiJBMMMMeijMi 9HiilffiTOliBHKlifenfifliMlMMBBRSeS IIBtllMIIMMtBi tetI f OTPfco5SraFSffl w eBKh6HeielBjBi MT STERLING ADVOCATE simuiuiv uumNmwmm TUESDAY NOVEMBER 17 1891 J HSK Jn THE ADVOCATE CATTLE AND DAIRY NOTES ShlftloBs TrlckB for a Farmer To nlant more acres than can be taken caro of V M FIRE1 If FIRE FIRE p iBHirliil HJHTiy WW To work with poor tools and to bow Good feeders arc eagerly inquired poor seed after To buy at public sales what is not Montanas sales of cattle this year needed becnuso it sells cheap amounts to 7000000 or S000000 It is shiftless to kocp poor stock A When tlio milk is drawn take it poor cow cats as much as a good one out of the staLlo or cow yard at once To allow the hogs and sheep to The cow appreciates a comfortable wander at their own sweet will over place in winter and so docs the nillcr their owners andjhis neighbors prem- Â¬ The Cherokee Strip is now free ises cuttle except those belonging to the To let tho cattlo fodder themselves Chcrokecs at tho haystack It saves a liltlo If milk is contaminated had butter labor butthc wasto will mako their and cheese must bo the result Hence owner poor the necessity of cleanliness To lcavo tools of any kind lying out Where roots havo been fed for years in tho weather to put them away un the silo has not yet got a foothold cleaued or to loan them to shiftless or careless neighbors Hoots will do to say tho least ITTHin1rlilM lUPHHiillMI iYiT7Wn ho 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 He represents more companies and pays his losses with 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 for known to mo Infants and Children T CAStorla cores Colic Oonitipotton Sour Stomach Diarrhoea Lructation Kills Woniu Tired sleep and promotes dl ztsti on Without Injurious medication For several years I hare recommended your Castorla and shall always continue to do so as It bos invariably produced beneficial results Edwin F Paiideb It D Tho Wlnthrop Uth Street and 7th Ave New York City 77 CartoriaLi oo TrcAiidpted to children that I recommend 1 1 aa superior to any prescription Ill Bo n A Aitcnrn H D Oxford Bi Brooklyn N The use of Castorla is so unlrertal and Its merits so well known that It seems n work of supererogation to endorse it Few are tho intelligent families who ilo not keep Castorla within easy reach CJLStOS llARTTK DD New York City Lata raster Hoomlncdolo Boformod Church mi Tint Centaur CouiMJtr Munim Stbbit New You il M a To turn tho cattle out into tho bare Cattle Co of The Home Land fields in cold weather when there is St Louis recently 33S head of 1142 nothing for them to cat there and mJtmt Aa b they lose flesh shivering in tho cold There is no prclit in breeding a It is shiftless to allow weeds to oc- Â¬ blue blooded calf and then allowing it to forage around a straw stack all cupy any portion of tho farm and very shiftless to allow bushes to occu- Â¬ winter -- SrAXUFACTUllEltsl OF py several rods of giound along the A cow that jumps fences needs at Â¬ fence rows tention but not as much in the way To plant an orchard and then to al- Â¬ of pokes blindeis knee bands etc as low cattlo to browse the trees to plenty of food leave vacant places in a young or Â¬ And now there is a chance for our chard to allow a young orchard to lios in Austria On with the gate m grass Etc Hollow fare Air Grates Sash Weights Grates Stoyes openings let tho great American remain To wade through mud to the barn porker be unconflned English Tile Agents for American and outbuildings when good dry paths Dont spare the knife on any ani Â¬ can so easily bo made To pay heavy mal that will havo a tendency to lower T SALESROOMS OFFICE hTx doctors bills for wife and children be 435 West Jefferson Sfcet J 433 the standard of your herd rather than i vy cause their feet became wet through to improve it lack of good paths While it is be t always to push the To have no garden and to buy stale fattening then- is nothing gained by vegetables of a huckster It is nearly feeding stock a any time more than as bad to have a miserable little gar they Avill eat up clean dwi which the good wile and girl A cow that caic nothing for ordi- Â¬ painfully weed and secure a few nary fences is a iini nncc while the stunted vegetables when largo crops forn field holds out much better prom- Â¬ could bo had with little lioublc if the garden was cultivated by horse power ises than the cow pasture G G Groll in American Agricul- Â¬ All along the line of pioduction tho turist principle will hold good that quality governs price and that profit is found This remedy is becoming so well only in producing the best Known aim so popular as to need no special mention All who have used Â¬ Tho question of dehorning cattle Electric Bitters sing the same Fong of is greatly agitated among stockyard piaUc A purer medicine docs not men ranchmen and all who havo exist and it is guaranteed to do all charge of the animals in life Â¬ that is claimed Electtic Bitters will Somebody talks of scrub feed euro all diseases of the liver and kid Â¬ Timely exceedingly timely Scrub neys will lemovo pimples boils salt feed lias made many a ciub cow rheum and other affections caused by Â¬ scrubbier than bhu need to have been inipuro blood Will diivc malaria A bunch of stceis that aie all ft om the s ystem and pi event as well about the same size and color catch as cure all malarial fevers For cure the eje of a dealer much more teadily f headache constipation and indiges Â¬ than if the auimak aie of all sizes and tion try Electric bitters Entire satis Â¬ faction guaranteed or money refunded colors Price CO cK and 100 a bottle at Maikct the scrub hull this fall and W S Lloyds drugstore arrange to commence bleeding with a pure bred of somo of thcbctti rbieciU Ono of the commonest and most Sciub hogs cattle or horses do not tuptd faults seen in stock raising is pay iho semi staivation of young animals It is the caseino left in Uio luillcr paiticulaily calves and colts AVith that causes it to pour and spoil Rc trood caic their growth i more cheap- Â¬ ly obtained than at any other timo of niovc all of tho caffeine and pure but 19 E Main Ky Mt ter will keep sweet and fresh indeli- - life and young animals aio almost uie with ignorant farmers to bo nitcly it protected from the air raided on a diet that prematurely The First Stop Choice beef rattle that aro consider- Â¬ dwarfs them for life ably above tho average quality can Perhaps you nro run down cant Merit Wins always bo Bold at a very rood price a sleep cant eat cant think cant do Wo deirc to say to our citizens shoit time before the holidays But that for years we havo been selling anything to your satisfaction and you they must be in prime condition Dr Kings New Discovery for Con- Â¬ wonder what ails you You should The cow that the fanner wants is sumption Dr Kings Xew Life Pills herd tho warning you aro taking tho one that will yield him a good profit Bucklcns Arnica Salvo and Electric first step into nervous prostration with ordinary cat e JIo has no dis Â¬ Hitters and have never handled reme Â¬ You need a ncrvo tonic and in Elec- Â¬ position to put a cow to bed and tuck dies that sell as well or that have tric Bitters you will And the exact remedy for restoring your nervous her in or to feed it on gruel irivon such universal satisfaction Wo system to its normal healthy condiDie man who complains that his do not hesitate to guaranteo them tion Surprising results follow the cows are unruly can safely be set ovcry time and wo stand ready to re use of this great ncrvo tonic and alter- Â¬ down as a poor farmer and very often fund tho puichasc price is satisfactory ative Your appotito returns good Tiieso CURES lie is a cruel one who deserves pun Â¬ results d6 not follow their use digestion is restored and tho liver ishment Most unruly cowsare made i einedies have won their great popu- Â¬ and kidneys resume healthy action LOSS larity purely on their merits V S ho by hunger Try a bottle Price 50c at W S indigestion Dyspopsia Nausea Lloyd druggist Lloyds drug store Sour Stomach Bleeplessircas One good and effectual remedy to Headache Nervous Pros- Â¬ A new tenor of courtship has been remove warts is to wait until she is tration Neuralgia Pal- Â¬ dry then wash them thoroughly with developed at Anderson Ind in tho Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla pitation of the Heart a solution of sal ammoniac and cam Â¬ ciso of Miss Emma Bowers a win Â¬ Los3 of Energy Eupepsy phor before she becomes fresh they some brunette For somo days she Weakness of Back Feelings of Languor and Lassitude Gen Â¬ has suffered from a supposed attack of will havo entirely disappeared This is what you ought to have in eral Debility La Grippe of pleur5sylbut when Dr S F Bord facfy you must have it to enjoy life There will bo a vast deal of cattlo Etc Etc uian was called in ho found that ono Thousands aro searching for it daily feeding done on a small scalo in Ne Â¬ of the young ladys ribs was brokcu and mourning because they find years it In ma far 25 lu the lv eminent physicians braska and Kansas this fall and win- Â¬ After much questioning pro united the girl not Thousands upon thousands of and turecnim them the txMl buIcm and TONIU oxtnnt nounced by ter Every farmer who can fatten blushingly admitted Hours where all oUhts fall Try It and be that her best them from fivo to ono hundred steers eaii Georgo Gcrrick had inflicted dollars aro spoilt annually by our peo oonvlurcd Ask your Druggist for It ple in tho hopo that they may attain will bo hunting for feeders So says the injury whilo giving her his 100 usual this boon And yet it may bo had by tho Northwestern Stock Journal icndcr embrace beforo parting last all Wo guaranteo that Electric Bit Â¬ J EO RAY GO Ms and Proprs is easy enough to make any hu Â¬ Friday night ters if used according to directions It man mans heart ache to note how the and tho uso persisted in will bring At this season of tho year peoplo you good digestion and oust tho de- Â¬ avcrago farmor rai6os his calves not one calf ina hundred lias a fair chauco can not bo too careful about keeping mon dyspepsia and install instead leilfMMttMtltt Illtl ThMIS Celebrated ENGLISH for itself says Hoards Dairyman their bowols regular Billions and eupepsy Wo recommond Electric DOCTOR iju are a i 1oiiure lure lor Bleu malarial diseases aro ofton brought Bitters for dyspepsia and all diseases Tho burning sun on their tender thin lloadaeke ACKERS Coiintlpntlon lllIlaumcM and email plent skins tormented with flies given no on by allowing tho bowels to become of liver stomach and kidneys Sold niit and n furor to with the ludlce Bold in EnsUnd it It baby stomach torpid An occasional doso of St at CO conta and 1 per bottloby W S food whatever that their IKdIn Amoiloa for 05 Oet e ihiitt from yoar nruarlrtf or can digest and assimilate they adver Â¬ Patricks Pills is all that would bo re Â¬ Lloyd druggist eend to W II lioojan A 0 Sa tise tho stupid inhumanity of the quired and might provont serious 10 Tt Ilroaitritr Sw Tori sickness For salo by T G Julian Uhildren Cry for Pitchers Castoria owner lXZZJiXZlitvKWtM7 -- i m THE FISCHER LEAF CO KH3 lEsTTTTa KTST Tobacco Growers NORTHWEST COR 13th Association Warehouse MAIN Sts LOUISVILLE KY Iron Slate Wood Mantels Rates 150 per hhcl 30 days free storage 25c per month after 30 days N o deduction lor samples Mark your tobacco GROW- Â¬ ERS HOUSE JIAHUY SXOOK of SliclbjICoiuity Asst Mangr A W T JONES of Henry County Malinger oMJoiMllln i iuuioviiiiuj Capt B Tracy Solicitor n - IS IT WORTH SAVING It will cost you to Pell at any old Warehouse in Louisvillo a lilul of robiirrn Riippoain tlio lilul to net 10 a followsr Warehouse charges 200 Cominibsion 100 10 H Sninplo 100 100 If will con yon to sell lOhlids at tho same rate 1000 It will cost you to soil at the GROWEUS HOUSE the same toharco ono hhd 100 no do Â¬ ll uction for sample no commission 10 hhd 1500 Showing a diffcrenco in favor of tho GROWERS HOUSE of 2300 If you are in tho tohacco business for money and consider this littlo sum worth saving in tho salo of ten liIiUs of tobacco ship to the GROWERS HOUSE - ir -- tion Finest line of French and American Candies in the city Large stock of fireworks Currants Figs Dates Raisins Preserves and Jellies Try Almeta Roasted Coffee 3 pounds for 100 Grandpas Wonder Soao un equalled for Engineers Firemen Mechanics Printers and Painters Try it Elastic Starch a great inven- RYANT STRATTON Business College f f S f XlooUKtcvinnShortTIaiitlPAnrinift4rt Write for Catalogue and full information LOUBSVILLEKY EXPERIENCE THIRTY YEARS BaumSon Street Sterling Â¬ -- Â¬ TONIC SURGEON ami SPECIALIST of Cincinnati O formerly Star dknt Phtsician of the PmLADnipiirA Gkxrrai HosriTAi and Physician-in-Uiiam- b of tho Onto Medical Istitutk Imi for thirty years devoted hi attentioajto FMALS AfltfdURGlOAL DISEASES as Bronohltls Oatarrh Oouqh afl diseases of tho Stomach Bowofa The well known O 3E3 3BOG5 BJCkrNr M jya W KY Kv - -- j u tm UUIVIIMIIIU3 C1U HE WILL BE AT THE OF APPETITE NATIONAL HOTEL MT Saturday November 28thHis will reoclf that kind Vnd S TE It L I NG 17th Regular Visit Roturnlnti Every Fourth Week TfnHTHi 2ll ffiS2iSftil Their ow Sdertreatment wh leh Seewsarr U untion U tentne local 1 feSf111 TUmn nlways proves Bntlsfaelory Uth cured irlibout f careessn paVa gnoraace Epilepsy or Flls cored by n never falling treatraeuU uciuuraa many easea ean o cured allr t8nU or Instruruentat later It can ba remedied Â¬ permVnenllFonjar1 yurooce BPernretorrhea and nil unnatural from discharges 0011 fa ri T the price per uorrrE nnFfiatmnteuioiln0T nJIcttoM and oxpmm will boueflt by our urinary nel 9 J7 nothod of his own dlscoverv without naln or dntin im JvJSJiJSi S ousllorcd o best of Judgment In all moeyndniiCePaUU0 ad saves Umo l trefttmet of the cases ttaln0a l pheSomeCnafS which ho makes his specialty is tmly ikA haVe bwm offoctcd u oIa and dlmcillt c errons iu hovo baffled tb delayed8 rmS Br0 USUaUy CrWloa U s beltM early In the day to avoid Ult Pursons onnjiiltlno him hnii m vo w s r ounces or thclrurlnqlnaclea bottle for esamrnntlon rr11 ot1 A AH UfifiSteton Coiisultations Corvcspoudcncc ao D ii halted State and Dr 0 H BOGETAN Box 703 Phonal eonsultatlou Is prefer and Cases Strictly Confidential Cincinnati ms mim P mi 3BM T 4 Mm 0 JV t s ft M W fA li i V 1 y iAjSi4 r t frMHMMSjlm 1 itr 1 1 A iiLl liditaiii jLJflt- - iv - iWl uu i u THE ADVOCATE THE FARM AND THE FARMER estimated that eight dollars worth of fertility goes off tho farm with every steer The beat of everything raised on the farm should be kept for tho use of tho farmer and hla family MT STEllLttf Prof ADVOCATE ItTJKSB AT KO VEMBEE 17 TS91 n9vymmMMLimnniitmsjMeFmxcjiM9smrtrvtTrvt tn It is Pear juice heated to 108 degrees r jLaud sealed in bottles will not only keep well but prove a refreshing fe drink in winter It ways to study tho scionco of weeding farm stock Tho experience If tho most successful fanners is that only pure bred sires cau bo profitably f cow do tho rest Tho cruelties per pctrated by ignorant practitioners aro often frightful in cases of obstructed parturition assistance is whou needed boyond the simplest effort a skilled doctor should bo procured Watch him and his plans closely and in a similar difficulty tho owner by caro and caution may render assist Â¬ ance that will bo about as efficient as a professional Ono thing should be avoided that of giving a sick cow all tho doses suggested by the neighbor- Â¬ hood oracles Glvo tho cow half a chance for her life aud dont risk tho other half by trusting to tho wisdom Practical Farmer of a quack Professor Thomson J Opinions of the Trdo South ty brcii for meat or milk The fungus which causes tho potato rot has been found in tho healthy tuber It requires moist warm iweathcr to develop the potato blight taus Spraying with tho Bor- frdcaux mixture is tho remedy A good way to prevent a butler V bdwl from cracking by scalding is to take it when now put it in a tub of water so that the inside and outside of it will soak at tho same time and thereafter it can bo Jused and scalded With littlo danger of clacking I find Chamberlains medicines very excellent particularly Chamberlains Cough Remedy B E Etheridgc Hallcttsville Texas I have tried Chamberlains Cough It Tan Remedy with great success nerct Wavcland Miss Chamberlains Cough Remedy can- Â¬ not bo beat W L Davis Liberty mil I -- a I liiivc used Chamberlains Cough Remedy in my family and consider it the lx t I have over tried J 50 ceut hot FIowoih Doravillc Ga ties for sale by T G Julian Caroo3snes3 That Kills than the tree stood in tho nursery row Never omit applying a mulch A mouth ago a young lady stepped to vouurr trees if there is tho slightest on an invorted rake so that ono of tho x i danger of a drought Never forget that low stout not stunted trees are iron teeth passed through her shoo and entered tho fleshy part of tho prefcrablo to tall slonder ones great too Tho wound was slight and id Tho young women of Ilaninionlon soon healed Two weeks later she JN J aro competitors in raising complained of unpleasant stiffness chickens and tho town has moro about her jaws The physician called poultry than any other in the State Under a single roof a prominent breeder had as many as 8000 broilers at once as well as 2000 hens In ouo season llammouton nas sent ouuuu itrds1 to market to attend tho supposed mumps pronounced it lockjaw Within two days tho muscles of the lady became rigid and spasms soon followed They were so severe that chloroform was administered to quiet tho patient but oven at times it required the combined strength of four men to hold her on the bed Four days ago tho muscles of tho throat became stiff aud she could follow neither food nor medi cine which had to be administered through a tube inserted in tho throat She became unconscious aud gradu- Â¬ ally tho respiratory muscles grew rigid and her breath was Blowly shut off until she died The paintulncss of so exact a description of her suffer Â¬ ing might be averted except that it is desiiablc when It is remembered that tho general rule upon farms is to throw down a tool as may be when it is no longer in use In iino with this is tho danger imminent when old nails bits of broken glass and harmful refuso is thrown away carelessly Only a Tow days since a carpenter stepped on an upturned rusty nail his shoe later which penetrated lockjaw was revealed and after untold agony death resulted These cases show tho need of caro not only for things for which wo havo use but equally for those which wo may have discarded as of no further value to us Massachusetts Ploughman In the orchard never plant deeper Elihu Thomson tho man whoso brain has worked out most of tho mechanical ideas that have mado tho Thomson Houston Company rich and famous is only about five foot four inches high or perhaps a little taller His figure is boyishly slight and his faco is very young in appear- Â¬ ance As it is lie is a few years short of forty IIo was always famed for his precocity and he had to wait two years before he could enter tho high school in Philadelphia becauso lie was Cant Sleop Nights so young Ho was a professor of Is tho complaint of thousands suffer Â¬ chemistry before he was twenty three ing from Asthma Consumption years old When ho was eleven years Cduglis etc Did you ever try Dr It is the old ho began experimenting with Ley Ackers English Remedy den jars and continued experiments preparation known for all Lung Troubles Sold on a positive guar Â¬ in electricity uninterruptedly until ho antee at 25c and 50c T G Julian was thirteen years of age IIo lived druggist in Philadelphia and when ho would That Terrible Cough try his apprentice hand on his first dynamos ho used fo travel into tho In tho morning hurried or difficult woods away from homo to strip fho breathing raising phlegm tightness elderberry bushes and get elder pith to in the chet quickened pulse dullness Iu tho evening or sweats at night all nako insulating material IIo ought or any of thee am the first stages of to bo worth hundreds of thousands of consumption Dr Ackers English Cough Remedy will cure these fearful dollars to day but ho is comparatively pom1 and he devotes his energies Jo symptoms and is sold under a positive by T G Julian tho mijici vision of the technical guarantee A Cure For Paralysis electric il works of the company exclusively ProlV sor Il tiiton the Frank Cornelius of Purccll Ind man who f name is joim d with his in I Induced Mr Pinsco title of the company i notdirectlly Tor says the whose wife had the paralysis in tho connected with t lo concern but is a face to buy a bottlo of Chamberlains professor of phy ics iu Puiladelphia Pain Balm To their great surprise before tho bottle had all been used she A Safo Investment was a great deal better Her face had Is one which is guaranteed to bring been drawn to ono side but the Pain you satisfactory results or iu case of Balm relieved all pain and soreness failure a return of purohao prico and tho mouth assumed its natural On this sale plan you can buy from shape It i9 also a cure for rheuma- Â¬ our advertised druggist a bottle of Dr tism lame bark sprains swellings and Kings New Discovery for consumpIamencs 50 tion It is glial u teed to bring rcliof T G Julian cent bottles for snle by 5 4t iu every case when used for any affec Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ The following would Indicato that there U still hope for the paralyzed FranK Cornoliu PurcoH Indian Ter Â¬ 1 induced Mr Pinson ritory f ays whoso wile had paralysis iu the face to try a bottle of Chamberlains Pain llalni To their great surprise before the bottlo had all been used she was a great deal better Her face had been drawn to one side but the Pain Balm relieved all pain and soreues and the mouth assumed its uurnrul shane It is also unequaldc for rheumatism lame back sprains swellings and lameness 50 cent bottles for sale by T G Julian Boarding House I Kentucky Central R R BLUE Restaurant AND GRASS ROUTE Shortest and Qnickest Route from I havo rented thoBaum buildingon CENTRAL KENTUCKY Enst Main street and have fitted up a number of rooms I am there Â¬ TO ALL POINTS fore prepared to accommodato my friends with board and lodging by the week day or meal Special attention Through daily train service between paid to Court day dinners Charges Cincinnati and Middlesborough reasonable andpoints on L N R R iJ A STEPHENS STOKTH SOUTH 31 tf Schedule In Kffcct Hay 10 1891 SoutliBomid Kiictj Iionlmoutli Iao Cjntliiaiia Ait 1arls ArrLcAlnstoii Dally Xo l fast Lino 00 pm 8 ospm 0 li pm 0 59pm 10 21pm 11 OOpni S NoE Dally No 3 Io Cincinnati Covington o Accni Dally Kx Sun 3 OOiuu 3 OKpm 1 8 10 n m s ll n y 11 12 12 1 Have just recoived complete lines J o Winchester A Uiclirnoml Jvo ruis Air Winchester io 4Un m is n in m 23 10 ttam 13 am 32pm 5 Hflpin 0 10pm 1 am m 00pm 15pm FALL k WINTER GOODS Airliiingttoii it lo ItlchinonJ Irte lleiea le Ii o London ArrCoiliin TMsCnililii Ih illusion - 8 15 A il i m ji in 2 03 Jim 3 03 i in 40iiin 0 Minn l 7 53jmi 05an p in l 111 pm Camels Hair in PLAIDS AND NOVELTIES BEDFORD COItDS SERGES HENRIETTAS ROUGH EFFECTS SILKS Etc Joioiiiin jag llnibourvlllc Loliiicvllle o Li aiidlleborouph 4 6U boo p m 0 7 35 4 in 4liiiii SO s AiTUiinbctlii Oaji7 in ji ni ilHblllg ArrJclllco Ltclilchinond Lvc LaiicnstPi COjim 5 45 li m 0 20iili 4 45 pm 5 20 p in NEW WRAPS IN- - 150pm No 2 Arrstanford Xoitli-1-oun- d CLOAKS JACKETS Kx press Daily Daily 7 50 nm 15 am No 1 No0 LloMunit1 Lvo Kv Sun Dally the first week in September Arrltichnioiid LanciterII m am am am am LeJellico AirCoiliin cfe -- 5 jo S t- 10 Lo WllliaVliV 1 s - Cassimeres Blankets and a com LeCumTd np plete line of Dry Goods IMiddlesliioiiKi - u inn nn Noitons Hosiery Iao II11 ln III Etc Etc j 8 15 50 85 i - Liu Cm bin i Air Cm bin u nw - tc 1 -- 2 -- Wl Tho experimental work attempted roth in Maine and elsewhere to de termine the value of spraying to pro- Â¬ tect fruit against disease and insects would lead to the conclusion that it is a field fruitful to tho careful pains Â¬ taking investigator Tho problem is bjTio means solved and there is need of caution but at the Fame timo it seems evident that a way may bo opened to clear our orchards and vines Tho Maine from destructive pests tion of the throat lungs or chest such iiillaniatiou of lungs bronchitis asthma whooping cough croup etc etc It is plcinant and agreeable to taste perfeeily nafe and can always bo depended upon Trial bottles freo at W S Lloyds drug as consumption sto e ZEIGLERS sizes SHOES AlTLUiiiyion Lio Ll Illusion onuon tnJl is cj 10 21 11 05 11 15 S3 am 5S rm 7 47 nm 8 33 am 23 am 45 am IffFITIIlII everybody We have strict ly low prices for In Misses Ladies and Childrens Lu llcivn Arr IticlmioiKl Lo ltkhiiionii An- Arr Winchctcr Iao Winchester Lo LiulirlH IuU Lexington J U till MMutjlji AirCoiliitiin Iiet 11tl1l1111a Lie ralnmuth 7 lOum 7 45 7 CO am 7 5 mi S 24 mil - 03 nm 1155 am 12 11 iin 12 41pm 12 4ii pm 1 1 am am am am 2Slm 2 0J pm 2 43 pin 3 15 pm 1 5S j ni 45 pm 25 pm iU 40in 23 AiTCiiifiiiiinl 10 10 am 11111 55 am 5 40 pm 5 50 pm lOimi n pill 1117 pip 0 45 pm pip Curious and Accidental Cures A gentleman was suffering from an ulcerated soro throat which finally becamo so swollen that his lifo Avas deÂ¬ i li N m UUU1D CO MAYSVILLE BRANCH North Hoimcl LieCoiliijjtiin and H V E D Farmer Fancy poultry raising is carried to 6iiyio ridiculous extremes as poultry itions show Ducks hav become feo swans and tho color of pheas- ws and partridges Tnc oruinnry barnyard fowl has been Miujpcted to such high breeding that it often looks moro like an eagle vulture a blackbird or dovo than it duo liku a respectable hen Pigeons aro especi Â¬ ally absurd Some navo heads so turned that they seem to dwell under tho shadow of their own taild When tho milk or cream arc held htoo long although it may bo in a cold frinporaturo in which the ordinary acidity may not be developed a bitter taste is ofton developed which is im parted in butter and destroys its value It is tho opinion of our exports that this bitterness of putrefactive fer wnt which is peculiar to a cold tem- if fcfc and not active or marked as Jdulous ferment but more insid- hijJQ ind sure to manifest itself more v w Ra rniilrlv nrnnllnn-n to thn mil v Kfftlons Tho remedy is never to hold tho milk for tho cream to rise longer than twenty four hours and tho cream not longer than thirty six hours Under specially favorable conditions mcL surroundings the timo may possi- lyai2ctcudcd It is not however safo rule to insure sweet and good lttor tho earlier churning and skim- ling aro recommended If the con- va fni lint f nt mnHtirr will unf n1 J theso safe rules being applied conditions should bo mado to con- rm to them Now York Dairy loumiissiouor -- State op Kentucky MosTGOMKiir County sct - i f J j I I pnv tlinf fnlla nin ihn Pltv fflu8of tho natural cow doctor lose Knowledge of a cow is luted and whos whole pharmacy of Hin sclf-con- nedlcs is physics bleeding and bor iiig tho horns for horn ell Ono of tho accomplishments of this doctor is H iC lg a cud for a cow a being tho chief ingredient a Better by far is modern way of writing to ft loiunarlau or a distaut agricul- iwiraJI Iperand awaiting tho reply Mfciirs gives tho cow three weeks in to get well on her own account V4 times out of ton tho best remedy cow is kcopiug her on a prince iu bed givon stimulating drinks ifTe ylll tako them and then let tho ff half-dc-fls- h i aj nowcud A k 3 ic This day personally appeared be- Â¬ BiapasBSBBiiFaBTiaPTn Trf jcctu iruwcraa fore me a Justice of tho Peace in and If you dont think we mean for fho county and Stato aforesaid what we say call and see us Henderson Phipps who made oath and we will convince you that two stray steers about four years WWjWaiAKiMMIItrM old each ono a palo red will weigh about 1400 lbs the other dark red will weigh about 1500 lbs neither of them having ear marks or brands were taken up by Henderson Phipps near his farm on tho 19th of Septem- Â¬ Â¬ ber 1891 I further certify that I havo personally examined tho said strays and value them at eighty dol- Â¬ lars Tho taker up of said strays Henderson Phipps rcsidcuco is near Onr stock of Hardware IS Stepstoue Station Montgomery coun- Â¬ always large and good Bucklons Arnica Salve This notico has been ty Kentucky MjMm rniy- jBnr Tho best salvo in tho world for cuts duly recorded in my office and a copy horcof delivered to said Henderson bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever Phipps This Gth day of October sores tetter chapped hands chilblains 1891 corns and all skin eruptions aud pos- Â¬ Jno A TiiojtrsoN no 10 lt J P M C itively cures pilestoorgivopay required satisfaction It is guaranteed a famous or money refunded Prico 25 cents Louise do Dcaulicn who in com- Â¬ er box For sale by V S Lloyd French vivandiore pany with her regiment was under An oxchango says that tho men firo in oglit hattlcs has heou reduced just now most In need of situations W P CflS to tho expedient of selling matches This is wrong Sho has a long aro tho playwrights in Paris for a living 23 lv record of heroic deeds ono of her surely Thcro aro numerous mem Â¬ Congress iu this coun- Â¬ feats of bravery being that of saving bers of tho last tho lifo of a child from tho sixth story try ju3t dying for employment Two Farma For alo Willlamstown Opinion of a houso that was burning in tho Ittie St Honore At Champigny sho For soro throat Saturate a flannel 1S7 acres of blue grass land inilo lost an arm while- carrying a wound- Â¬ bandago with Chamborlalna Pain from Somerset church rontgomory ed soldier to an ambulance A Balm and bind it on tho throat It county Also 89 acres on Grassy Lick Loudon nowspapor doplores her hard will euro any ordinary caso iu ono 3 miles from Mt Sterling Ky Uoth fate but aro tho Queens votorans of nights time For salo by T G Julian farms well improved Apply to Watorloo aud tho Crimea much J S Pai risli hotter off Children JCry for Pitchers Castorfa Mt Sterliiiff Ivy tf spaired of When his household came to his bedsido to bid him farewell each person grasped his hand for a moment and then turning went out weeping A pet ape which had mod- Â¬ estly waited till tho last then ad- Â¬ vanced and grasping his masters hand for a minute also turned and went away with his hand to his eyes This assumption of deep grief which it is hardly possiblo tho animal could havo really felt was so ludicrous in its perfection that tho sick man was seized with an uncontrollablo fit of laughter which broko tho ulcer in his throat wheroby his life was saved The great Erasmus laughed so vio- Â¬ lently while reading tho Epistoku Ob scurorum Vivoruni letters of obscure men against monks that ho broko an imposlhumc and saved his life A somewhat similar story is related of tho celebrated grammarian Urbaiu Domergue who had an abcess on his throat which broke iu a fit of passion with which ho fell on his physician for committing a solecini in grammar Rev Georgo Harvest rector of Thames Dittou England was very absent minded so that on ono occa- Â¬ sion lie went into a friends house and seeing no servant ho rambled over it finally entering the room of an old lady ill of a quinsy IIo stumbled over a clothes horse aud ids awkward ness made tiio patient burst into such a fit of laughter that tho quinsy broko aud she lived many years to thank American Notes and Queries him Onr stock of Heating and Cook Stoves is ready ibr you Luiiicinnili Liwingtim U Daily Mn t 7 No 10 No 12 Dnilv 00 and bring your friends3 and we will interest you rniuuia irariTmLLiumiinniri Come yourself SHORT LINE TO Washington Phlladolpliln Baltlmoro New York Old Point and tho ea horo Till DIRECT LINK TO LicImls irv Miiieihlmiir Airtniii AirMnj Hiillu South Hound wiius tni Lie IO 00 55 n in A am V 111 Dili 10 10 n 111 d 20 i IS li sis 7 00 7 54 8 U0 pm id pin pm no jiiw pm pm pm Lvbun Dally Vo 0 Daily Kxfenii 1 H SO No 11 stock of Queensware and Lamps will be offered at very low prices until Jan ist Lexington St Louis TriTuvagg rmnriTryxTTicni mrjj ChattanooBa Our large and handsome Vest and Louisville Kansas City Memphis AlToiinitoii A Ait Paris A IT ItliiKtnii entitle Lic3lilliijiuK L 0 Lie IieJIivillo iloliiiMin 3 B II S7 li i 111 111 7 AND ALL POINTS 4lllll Cincinnati IOCS a W L MLNSjON Trai IasViiRr A St Cincinnati Ohio it 10 Smn 111 7 Una 15 a 40 a ni 111 2 27i mi 20 pin 3 43 iui 4 10 pin 7 00 jim i 37 pm pm 0 4S pm Northwest Southwest Knot Limtil Mall South and SI 4 We can sell you Coal Vases and Coal Hods lower than ever IN LiTLCT JANUAUY 1891 P ATMOItK name lanaijer i Geni Ui iicniloillecs I ouNvlle K v C X II J 11 k - 1IMI JMI3J ie Pt Olliee Ilmmber of C 1 A KNOTT Coinmeicu IJMV t Clntl O East Bound Mt btcrlin OHmjIUU Axhlainl Daily Daily Kpr3VDallv 10 Acc mAcc 111 Diilv SunlX hnn ijlon No No w Lliiton Lvt1 Wmchinter 73iani tllSpin S41piHll 40am 8 2UI1 7 CCjmi 7 lOpmUSAmii 8S2ain 7 3Upm 7 4Spm 1 OSpin 10 10 h Ait Lu before vitll CattlkttiliurK L cl2 iipinio 4ipm Iluutiiiliin Arr 12S0pinll0piu 4011U 003pm lf111 Imilii vgr in 00pm Ulllv U43am n W11JI liwain 02S11111 Vcst Bound Hunt ftifrtmi CatktUbiuij Asniinii T to clnU ItiinMitiiiOfinmiill stationa except tho ceptM ndaj I Vicx lilll Noli lJail eeept Miniliv r1Cincinnati and Lexlnctou cs llUfV i mw11 AecoHlrion 10 MUvc PaRlO 45am No 7 ralmouti Arconunodnlion Ieaies Cln einnati 5 43 pm Kaimoull 7 40 im daily except suiidnvAndes I - diinniiiWn Jt NU 11pu lileli U iliil eceit Mimlny -- DAILY liOOam li 2Som S 10 1 1 1 i UlhoUill Arr Ltu 20pm Rpm ipiu 0 S7pm 1 C cl53lumicllahCSCia for pouVonihe VCCstcr lll10Kl cn j fmin rinciiinntl and ruinberlaiiil Oap and all IiV tcrmeillutuiitHtloii and iuiid daily oaiam 20am 3 03pm 4 4 5 jupm 7 00am s 23am lSam 1 1 7 K- - 10pm SSinn lll0ll1TiIic nrafv1 I1 Our terms are cash so you do not have to help make up anybodys losses - MtSlcrllliK WincluttiT Icinton Arr 27am II ISuin 12 03pm Spm 32pni Mm 20pu SSpm 30pm SOSum 2 45pir lLMITKI VKSTiniLLI ICIltKSS rnn daily ami li n Vcttlbulcil ltiltiran Slccpei s be tween Louisville Leiinxton Walipijton New Vmk anil OKI Point Comfort This train it mailo pai t of tli celclirateil F F V Lat ot U lioute Huntington on tlio C FAST MAILTKAIVS nm ilaily uicepl Sun day between LoxitiBton unci lluutlnston Male O iliiect connecliom at Huiitiniilon itli C At Aililiind wltllS V Iy At Wiiiclifstcr with K C It It 1101 th and nouth bound ami at LS and U N O ii T P Hailioadi t flra Jtove You can liuv i - THE n fin at the GAS WORKS Tltn-i- Come and see us and get our prices whether you want to buy or not OIMAI LiXINGTON OLIVE HILL ACCOMMO dally except Sumliiv ConnecU at Winchester to and fiinn K C points ami at Le I Hilton with S it IE foiiiUillcKy DATIOV 1 Mho liavo tried them i ould not bu induced to do with Â¬ - out one The Cheapest Thing in the HarSet Tor full information in legaiil to Hates ltontcs etc apply to any agent of thb or connecting linos or to H E C W J A Huntington V P G 3L C L Brown T P A Lexington Kv Barney Loxlnerton Ky W S G PLUMBING GAS FITTING Done by thoroughly workmen competent A Harrison Anhlnud Ky CHAS Saddles Harness RE Bridlos IS c JlANUKACTCltEIt OF Halters Cli2Jnl33rlain3 Eye and SMn A certain enro for Chronlo Soro Eyo Tettor Salt RLoun Gcald Head Old Chronlo Soros Foyer Sorco Eczema Itch Prairio Ecratches Soro Nipples cndPllea Iliucooilns and soothing Hundreds of cacea lyivo boon cured by it aftor all oilier treatment had failed It 30 put up in 5 and CO cent bosoa I Chidren Cry Ointment I carry the largest aud most com- Â¬ plete lino of general Saddlery Goods in the city All work mado of first class material aud by skilled workmen Call and examine stock and learn prices -- ciias heis for Pitcher Castoria - jr 11 i tt I G imiiiiii wiiniMWuimi Vl ww ww iinnif wwnuu MT STERLING ADVOCATE m TUESDAY KOYEMBEB IT 1891 wnp irtuiiufimnirwmjiMi wiiijitciLroTrtTawTiJLTiiiitiiitPriMrTaagMwrftnwnwi fTwvvmyi nut lw t TlwMywiiuimwwa - THE ADVOCATE V J in Is NEWS OF THE WEEK and Owslov for four years in numer Givens will probably ous capacitfp ongago in other business in Morgan Held after Januarj 1 st ft Fit K RL - fr r P Sl r- 1 feV- - r r i I I r I opera house is J M Ihomas nothing daunted by opened to his recent hisses by lire is erecting a completed and will bo larger planing mill in placo of tho night one recently burned at Ford Ho is Hcndorson is to have a now indus Â¬ also adding another saw mill Owing try a sheep wash factory The aiti to Ioav water and consequent scarcity clo is made from waste tobacco of log but littlo sawing is being done who escaped from there Tho upper tributaries how Â¬ Kendall The the Georgetown jail last Monday ever are full of logs and a small rise night have not yet been apprehended will bring them out There is so the product ol The official vote of Pennsylvania great a demand for Wright these mills they arc unablo to prepaic gives Gregg Hep lli5S3 ot fast enough and aio Dcni 350131 Republican ninjoiity it for -m ark rvtfi now iU car loam ncuiiui l indica Â¬ f8152 tor Democrat The Pension Bureau during Octo- Â¬ A Tennessee writer says that an ber gi anted 32J1G certificate the payments on which aggregated arrangement has been partially con first cluded to keep Diicct in Tennessee 435GG0o at Ashwood the slock farm Henry Scanncll owner of the next car Brown in Maury near Cjn of Messrs Polk PhuMiix Training Stable 10000 county Fifty maics are booked to thiana has failed Liabilities him at 300 in tho event tho arrange Â¬ with S000 assets ment is consummated Major Camp- Â¬ White Caps threaten to viit the bell Brown propiietor of Ewell farm Police Judge of Providence Webstci and one of the owners of Brown Hal county because of his efforts to enforce will contribute ten of these maics and the local option laws Mr F G Buford four They arc said The annual report of the Director to bo a richly bred lot and probably of the Mint shows that the coinage for one half of them producors Mr Salisthe year was tho largest yet aggrega bury who fcums supremely happy over Di roots success at this place pro Â¬ ting 119517S77 pieces poses however before retiring him Tho Supremo Court has postponed to tho Mud to take him to California until November 30 argument in three to pace a match race against Adonis cases involving the constitutionality as Mr Hickok thinks he can make tho ot thoMcKinlcy tariff law event interesting Sam Small was attacked and roughly handled by a saloon keeper Report of County Superintendent of Atlanta Ga Thursday because of District No S Spencer Reports So some of his harsh criticism of those draws 19211 a pupils children who sell tho stuff a first class The United States and Great first class district with and one of tho best working Britain have agreed to submit the teacher Soring Sea issue to a Court of Arbi- Â¬ schools in the county highest number 33 present 43 a nice tration The treaty has yet to bo oS lowest new school houso near the church ratified by tho United States Senate and nearly all ot the pupils attend tho II II Blankcnship living on the SabbAlh school every Sabbath thero head of Grassy in this county on wero fourteen bright littlo boys and Thursday of last Wvck killed a black girls in tho chart clase and they all eagle which measured 6ix inches recited nicely in tins district such a from tip to tip of wings This is the thing as a tax is never called for the largct one we have heard of this patrons go down in their pockets and Hazel Green Herald year get out tho amount of money needed The Louisville Times is responsible W II Squires is the teacher and his school will continue nine months for the following It is said that in Livingston county Jas Lockridge Joseph Coons and J a man must answer these questions in C B DulT trustees all good meu for the affirmative before he can torso on the business a jury Willoughbh Institute No 30 Re- Â¬ Arc you a Republican ports 5G draws 12G5G Miss Lillie Aio you a Baptist Wilburn the popular young teacher Do you chew Greenville tobacco her ill st school has first class quali- Â¬ Do you take yeur whisky straight fications and is giving general satis- Â¬ Not long ago air Launey Clay cap faction this is a new district a new hired a monkey faced owl that is a house being built by the people of the most remarkable looking bird It district they look upon it with a has been placed on exhibition in the national pride highest number in office of Dr O A Kennedy and is school 32 lowest 13 present IS attracting attention from all who have the trustees Green Martin J S Wil heard pf it It is said to bo the only loughby and James Anderson to- Â¬ living specimen of its kind in exist- Â¬ gether with that over zealous worker deserve great ence the only other one known being Mr W W W Smithsonian In- credit for the founding of this insti Â¬ on exhibition in tho It is worth tute ot learning stitute at Washington ones time to view this peculiar biid District No 13 Jcffcrsonvillc Reits niiiip monkey faced indicating ports 112 children draws 23312 Rich- Miss Lillie F Cooper Breckeuridge somewhat its appearance mond Ivy Register county teacher is very enthusiastic and her work is indeed satisfactoiy to A novel sight was witnessed last all Miss Lillie is a very competent week in this city tho innocent cause and experienced teacher and deserves of which was tho triplets of Mr and she is doing for of this county much cicdit for what Mrs John Mason these children trustees W R Hazel Mrs Mason had brought tho littlo rigg Albert Anderson aud Campbell ones all boys to have their pictures Gibson all good school men who taken by Mr Schlcgcl and it was in seem to bo proud of their school tho lattoib gallery that tho Register repaired some every- Â¬ on Wednesday was permitted to get a house has been thing that wasuceded highest number The little glimpso of the photograph in school 81 lowest 12 present GG fellows wero born on Nov 0 1890 Miss Mary Davis a pupil assistant and henco wore one year old on Fii fit st three months day last Their names are Alexander during Winchesters HOW Wells -- Hazelrigg - DEALERS IN Staple K and Fancy Dry i Goods v l - for the largest and handsomest stock of Dress Goods L and Novelty Suitings in the market and all paid for Tv i 5 s i i -- -- 1 fore the McKinley stock of Table Linens Torchon I tremenduou sosierv allwas passed paid for bought and cs and Bill Eder- s be- - WELLS II s I Carpets than all the have UAZELRIGG town more together put We are the only house that carries the best brands such as LOWELLS HART Â¬ etc and FORDS BROKLEYS etc which they sell as low as other HOUSES se o VVbLLO GC - SELL INFERIOR MAKES jKiH UA7n zsikz nave tne soe control Â¬ Â¬ -- r - crvcr For Honest Goods and Misses Shoes-y-th- e cheapest in America ancl every Par warranted Also J Johnsons iiand Made Shoes 0f MShortels Childrens WELLS HAZELRIGG dont AND deal in Trash HONEST 75ZJrZ3Tr5rZ2rZ5 S Sweet mixed pkklo in barrels at IJAUNEb i SSAZESILSIG-a- Treatment go to - Kentucky State Alliance Persuaut to adjournment last year tho annual Stato Alliance convened in Elizabothtown on November 10th Hon A B Montgomery of Hardin county delivered tho welcome ad Â¬ dress which was responded to by J C Roberts of Tennessee Tho body until noon continued in session Friday Contrary to tho predictions of many and especially those of a part of the press the meeting was an unusually harmonious one Factions that might have caused any dissension wero promptly held at bay and tho wise conservative clement ruled serenely Jars that are quite common to such meeting were not forthcoming The most hopeful could not havo desired a more harmonious meeting Among tho distinguished visitors present wero J II McDowell and J C Itoberts of Tennessee Col Powers of Indiana aud Stump Ashby of Texas all of whom made public speeches during tho meeting President T T Gardner presided over the meeting and his fairness in all of his rulings not only added to his already largo host of friends but added largely in preserving pcrlect peace HARD IF KER YOU 0i YOU BUY WILL BUY m Ttf THE LITTLE GIANT THEM AGAIN AND AGAIN m Â¬ SHOE Â¬ Â¬ District No 3 Sidevicw Reports children draws from tho State 10272 Miss Sallio McDonold tho popular teacher is very thorough and interesting in her work the school this year is about such as theso people always have having settled tho ques tion long ago that none but first claes teachers need apply highest number 33 lowest 22 present 33 trustees Geo Denton Patrick King and S S An Owcnsboro special to tho Louis Priest all of whom the tho teacher Tho villo Times of Nov 11th says and tho pupils would like to sec occaInquirer this afternoon will announce sionally the transfer of tho stock hold by C C DulVh District No 7 Reports 100 Givens to Win Foor W L Stone and and his retirement from pupils children draws 22G from tho E E Owsley tho management of the paper Tho State highest number 32 lowest paper will be published by the new 33 piesent 40 tcachor Miss Lola Inquirer Publishing Company with Anderson her first school very in A J Casoy Wm Foor Henry Moiso dustrious and very anxious to succeed W L Stono and E E Owsloy as patrons all pleased with tho school Its active management trustees who seldom visit tho school stockholders will bo in tho hands of Casey Stono aro Dr Pierce Capt II D Myors and aud Owsloy who at a meeting last A DulT houso has been very much night wero elected President Secre Â¬ improved by privato subscription tary and Treasurer respectively good blackboard and lots of good coal district should buy now furni Stono lias been associated with tho ture ucxt year paper for a year as general foreman 72 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Robert and Rankin They are all blondes arc healthy and not a particle of troublo to their parents Their father is ason of Mr Rankin Mason a well known citizen of this county Their mother was Miss Sarah Corno lisoii daughter of Mr Alex Corneli Mr son also a prominent farmer and Mrs Mason have fivo other chil- Â¬ Richmond Ivy Register dren In the election of officers T T Gardner of Pallard county was re- Â¬ elected President John G Blair of of Nicholas county Vice President and Miss Mattio E Quicksall of Mor- Â¬ gan county Secretary Miss Quick sail has been acting as Assistant Sec- Â¬ retary for sovcral months by appoint Â¬ ment and her efficient work was highly complimented by her election to tho position of Secretary Sho very easily defeated six malo candidates Tho ofilco of Treasurer was abolished and tho Secretary was mado Treasurer Tho office of Stato Lecturer as well as some other im- Â¬ portant offices was also abolished Tho lecturing is now to bo dono through tho Congressional District Lecturers Many resolutions were passed among tho most important of which was ono endorsing tho Growers Varchou60 Association of Louisville The resolution was strong and was A resolution carried unanimously was also passed petitioning the Legis Â¬ lature to provide separate coaches for white and colored passengers Thrco delegates wero elected to at which tond tho national meeting convenes at Indianapolis this week Tho meeting closed as harmoniously as it began and tho dclegatos returned homo enthusiastic and highly pleased It is now a well settled fact that tho Allianco of Kentucky will not go into politics Â¬ 300 Ladies Shoes Suffer Any Longer that croup can bo prevented Truo Knowing that a cough can bo check- Â¬ croup never appears without a warn- Â¬ ed in a day and tho first stages of Do Not AVc We have the best in town 250 an want every mother to know Wanted Sltuatlon as Edltojp WW- - ing Tho first symptom is hoarseness then tho child appears to havo taken cold or a cold may havo accompanied tho hoarseness from tho start After that a peculiar rough cough is devel- Â¬ oped which is followed by tho croup Tho best timo to act is when tho child first becomes hoarse a few doses of Chamberlains Cough Remedy would provent tho attack Even after tho rough cough has appeared tho discaso may bo prevented by using this remedy as directed Tho only safe way is to keep a CO cent bottle of tho Remedy in tho houso for uso when over tho symptoms of tho discaso ap- Â¬ pear For salo by T G Julian consumption broken in a week wo hereby guarantco Dr Ackers English Cough Remedy and will rofund tho money to all who buy tako it as per directions and do not find our state- Â¬ ment correct T G Julian Xow Ilymans Mixed Pickles with Â¬ out a rival as to quality Jfow York full Cream Cheese Fresh Oysters Crackers and Celery Tho choicest of Moyuno Gunpowder Tea A roasted cofico at 37c per lb A select lino of bottle that is great goods fresh and now on tho road Moro goods for a dollar than anybody Plenty of choice fruit a specialty with me If you want a tondcr steak and are willing to pay for it call on me The greatest bargains ever ollcrcd in Hour v I havo a oqs ssH smowq 8q iraqiV machine and mako Ilambcrg T40jsvo oj 3ani steak Tjoi8vo jo pi eip pipio v bum oqs uaiju It is easy to cook and very fine tftiojroo joq oav3 om J0j3 boa qfl coq I want to sell you something good and keep all lines V R An editor who is a versatilo and and newsy writer and a comp and experienced journalist desii position as editor of a Domoci uinw Tttm weekly nowspapcr on a reasonable salary References and samplo of 31 editorial work furnished upon appli cation Aro you in need of an editor i for your nanor If so mlilrnea Box 1G5 Sharpsburg Ky Ledger office Now York ml T f rn 4 Sept2G8 Rotsof Rock Lump Salt gives cntrro satisfaction It is tho purest lump salt I havo over used and no stock farm should bo without it nrvtrpuT fi BONNER Mr Bonner is owi nrv o oronT f n - and Sunol 2 00 This salt is sold only by Chilos Thompson 2 17i Nunnellev o - n FIHE MT STERLING ADVOCATE ADVOCATE Mr William Wright of tho Ouings neighborhood week on busiuces villo TUESDAY W G NOVEMBER 17 1891 H was hero this Louisville Tobacco Marke furnished by Glover Durrott Louisville Tobacco Warohouso TRIMBLE CLAY McKEE J d KERNS flr The Growers Tobacco Warohouso 4e application to the Tobacco Ex change for membership on Saturday ction on their part was found necessary by tho Growors inco thoy wore practically boy- by tho buyers Wo arc iu- tliat tills movement cannot bo mated till a meeting of the loiuors ot tno urowcrs- notise takes place this week Trcsi ardnor of tho State Alliance utly does not viow tho proposed of tho Growers with much ia- f he is correctly reported in tho ivlng oxtract from tho Cincinnati - lirer esident Gardner was very inilig ovcr tho capitulation of tho wers Warehouse and whon Bpokcn y an Enquirer roportcr said fAfter tho cowardly surrender of r warohouso hero I seo that there is no use trying to do auytlung m this ity We will at onco abandon all fforts hero and turn our attention to bating our house at some other lit The matter will bo iaid beforo National Alliance which meets at iauapolis next week and I think bjection will bo mado to the mmendation of tho Kentucky Al io that tho warehouse bo located incinnati Wherever it is loceted ill bo backed by tho National Al i ce ana will bo run in the interest o growers and in opposition so 8 is necessary to tho present ox- on in fees and costs to tho pro- r Ohio is a big tobacco State Cincinnati is also convenient to tucky shippers Wo will make rther effort her and I think be long will be firmly established at inuati pry mauy tanners who wero in r yesterday aro as indignant as dent Gardner is quoted as being aro m no position to irivo our I still have nice lino of quconswarc lends any further information about bar- 10 mattor but express the opinion on hand that 1 am offering at a En Mitiihill liat it is very doubtful if tho contcni- - gain lated action of tho directors will bo LAND STOCK AND CROP lifted by tho stockholders Prof S S Plnncy and County At Â¬ Sales on our market for tho week torney Nesbitt of Owiugsville wero just closed amount to 1803 hhds with in town last Saturday receipts for tho samo poriod of 443 Rov and Mrs It F Caldwell and hhds sales on our market 6inco Jany daughter Mlsi Sue wero guests of 1st amount to 141928 hhds Sais of Mrs John S Latta last Saturday the crop of 18D0 on our market to this date 99458 hhds Auctioneer Rice of tho film of Rico Tho sales of tho week havo em Â¬ Ss Faris cried off tho farm of J T braced a few hogsheads of nowburley Jones and J C Nelson last Saturday which havo sold at prices ranging afternoon from 100 for trash to 1050 for leaf Rov R F Caldwell the eightieth Tho olferings of tho week havo also anniversary of whoso birth will occur embraced a fow hogsheads of extra tho 2 ith iii8t preached an interesting fine old hurley which were taken at and instructive sermon to a good sized very full values prices having reached audienco at tho First Presbyterian as high as 3350 per 100 Some rechurch last Sunday cent progress has been mado in strip The 175 acro farm of J Clyde Nel- Â¬ ping tho new crop but it is not ex Â¬ son and Col Tom Jones was sold at pected that tho receipts will amount public auction last Saturday afternoon to much duting the remainder of this Tho folIoAving quotations for tho sum of 8010 per acre Ren month T Wright was tho purchaser and it fairly represent our market for old is conceded by all acquainted with this barley tobacco Trash dark or damaged tobacco farm that ho got a bargain for the land realized much less than its actual 2 to 3 3 to G valtu probably owing to the strin Â¬ Colon trash Common lugs not colory - 3 to 1 Mr Colory luggency of tho money market 0 totfJU 5 to 7A Wright has now a desirablo farm and Com iiioii leaf 7 to la nice homo and it will next bo in Medium so good leaf - a - - - - 12 to 22 111Iorder fur him to marry Indeed Good to line Select wmppcry i ibacco - 22 to 33 Madame Rumor reports four mar Â¬ riages to lake placo this winter and For soro throat Saturate a flannel we havn been wondering if Mr bandage with Chamberlains Pain Wright is to bo one of ihc lucky fel- Halm and bind it on the throat It lows will cure any ordinary cafe in one of near nights time For salo bv T G Julian It said that a certain citizen Owiugsville discontinued his county paper becauso it gave an account of Children Cry for Pitchers Gastorla tho opening of tho new opera house and now one of our g o p friends of as superannuated as tho party with which lie affiliates in a spirit of malice criticised our last weeks items merely As Administrator with ill nnnced of Jns because wo made some editorial com Till ley ilicil1 will nt 10S0 oclock n in on Saturday December 5th 1391 ments upon tho recent elections Ver- - on thepiomUes Hl to t lio highest bidder a tract in nciciot land it sultnble for ily tho fool killer is neglecting his iif about raising situnted miiiiu of waters of felnto on tho tobacco Creek about oito juilo couth of stcp dono Station Urnos work in Bath on tin X N V II V roul on hicli is Â¬ Â¬ - -- M- Â¬ Public Sale Land Main Street opposite the Bank and Old Presbyterian Church Mt Sterling Ky where we can furnish all kinds of Monuments Statuary Grave Mark- Â¬ ers and everything necessary to show your re 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 uun COME to us on Farmers pood log house stable crib and necccsar Iiuiimjs there out a lumiA easy and made known on 15 2t Sam J Turley daj of wile Tie Administrator PUBLIC SALE OF I COOL of Winter BJifHW Gnu Con jard cans for salo at vv Mitchells Wades Mill J A Thompson sold to Jo C Tur ley one car load of hogs at 3V cents Cap Gillispio sold to E M Duke 10 head of yearling cattle average 900 pounds at 3 cents r-air-and CORRESPONDENCE STOGI I CROP TOOLS k lorn is selling hero at 2 por barrel bring from 3 to 3J cents Iliss Lizzio Lowe of Winchester is ng friends and relatives here A ssiiowucii oougnt of Joo A bwopo a commucu norso Leo Ilardman is buying turkeys at Cr cents Ho bought about 1000 last week j oiin r T m Born November 14th to tho wife EkOf Thos J Amyx a son G rover lovelaud charcoal and oilier tilings too Allen Prowitt and J D Rcid tedious to mention Speculators pin having straw in quantibought of J C Scobcc 300 barrels of ties can bale and ship on hay orfrom Kctou btu- cars Robt McKinney and wife of Mt in the field at 2 per barrel J noii on me innii coin Sterling are visiting at Morgan Mc- - D Hold also bought of Harvey Daniel TKKMS All sums undprtwenty dollai R cash of that sum or oer ci edit Mill bo ghen until let IMS inoys 145 bancls of corn at 1S5 iii tho Jlaichpryiblo at without interest Negotiable notes Citizens National IlanU of Winchester Ky will be reipiiied before removal John A Frazior sold in Lexington field of piopeity mules Court day three Feed furnished until 1st to pur The average weight of tho hogs re- Â¬ chasers lotslargest quantities ofJlarchhay or etriw of com at 95 per head Sale to begin nt J a in chat p ceived at Chicago last month was 200 Â¬ three-year-old Ed Tibttitr b fright of TUESDAY DECEMBER 1 1891 Orcar Sullivan 200 barrels of corn atnij residence tlucu miles eastot Winchester at Kcton fetation K I It It my BUiplui stock in the field at 2 ier barrel eiops and fanning Implements consisting of about C0000 pouniU of extra line bright ituilev N P aud W W Gay sold to Newt tobacco 21 j tons by actual nieaMtrinient of blight timothy hay 123 tons nice straw M0 Green for Boworman 110 head of shock of coin in Held ai euliifteers 8 j ear liullj 2 UtiK licifci milch cahis cents and 50 at 4 cows pair cailli maio 4mules ll1 j hand cattle CO at high pair tunica fif hands innro cents average 1525 pounds paii aged iiiuleslS hands hiRli hiisli pair draft lioives 17 hands high ono4 j ear old com John Wilson of Bath county sold bined gelding nnre aculdle boi se 5 jcars old etru i oMri nanicai jeiij oldr shoats sows to Georgo Stevens a jack colt three tint n j irKivn iniuf niu iiniwiwi j spiing new ltuckejumoucO foot cat new cum pined months old for 115 This colt was UuckojeieaiKT mid mower McCnnntck mower 2Icfelieny Itan sired by Expotorio Jr the property dall harrow wheatilnllj i faun wagons Fcruw A haiiou Giant tobacco i hay rnUeilcteelbcrapeis car load of Irish of A S Bridget- of this county potaloes iflO bushels apple different -- v ill cell nt public auction on NIGHTS and MORNINGS Only indicate the approach i a 1 The great piles of I Yes 1 thats the name for it 1 1 Â¬ 1 1 IIOI bushels I well-assorted and the large and 1 1 1 stock of i 1 many Muietlei Â¬ Elder Eubank preached at Mt Car 220 pounds For October mel tho first Saturday and Sunday in was 233 lbs for 1SS9 258 iCtircseut mouth 188S 213 lbs for 1SS0 238 yJKi i v 1SS5 23S lbs Last months t Leo Hard- war only two pounds heavier roiid Joo Ramseys old crops of September ceo at 5 cents 1890 it lbs for C- - B ECTON lbs for avorago than for J Also show that 2 0 will ask you 3 5 or even 18 for them Weve Minis got the coats and we wont be 1 1 1 1 Dont that sound cheap for a nice Kersey Chinchilla or Beaver overcoat made in the very latest style We cant help it if others undersold A llamsey Auc TREATMENT BY Tl mm Just One More Word S A Dull shipped last week to IDavid Bratton one of our oldest New York one car load of cattle aver Â¬ and most respected citizens is quite aging 1500 pounds for which ho re Â¬ ill aud not expected to live long ceived 5 cents one car load of steers W P Treadway moved from Win- - and oxen average 1425 pounds 1529 Arch St Philaflelphia Fa ichester to his fathers Sam Tread- - brought 400 per hundred Tho two Grassy Lick vasnoar car loads netted liim 115 per hun Â¬ county F and L U will dred at home Tm Clark For Consumption Asthma Hay icot with Wades Mill sub Union Thos Strong has sold to N B Day Fever Bronchitis Dyspepsia ext Saturday Wo hopo tho mem- Son 401 poplar trees at 2 each Catarrh Headache Debility turn out in inn iorco ami Also a boundary of timber estimated orwiil Rheumatism Neuralgia ivq Jur visitors a nearty welcome to make 200000 feet at lGj per hun Â¬ NERVOUS FSquire D P Hardmau mado au dred Also 200000 feet to Spradling AND ALL CHRONIC DISORDERS Brewer at tho samo rate Thoy signmont last week to W D JackMi ot wmenestor v u xnomson take all poplar oak ash and cucum lid P D White appraised tho prop- - bor over fifteen inches in diameter It has lecn In use for more than twenty ears thousands of patients havo anil i last Friday Squiro Ilardman This will be cut at their saw mill on over ono thousand physicians been tteatcilit and liave used fcuoi of our most prominent and the ground This is better than sell Â¬ leccommcnd it a my significant fact wbfulcitizcn8 and his many friends ing tho land at 5 per acre Jackson stie uopciiu mat nis unanciai omuar Hustler lament will bo of short duration It Is agreeable Thcro is no unscotis faste nor ret aftcr tuste nor tfcKcnlng smell happier faco could bo seen in No Sharpsburer Items tho city yesterday than that of Mr Compound Oxygon Its Mode of Sunday was as beautiful as a Bum Â¬ Allio Jones of North Middletown Action and Results is tho title of a book who will bo married to morrow to of pnjfcs published by Did Stnikoy t 1nlen mers day Miss Efllo Evans daughter of T J which Kircd to nil inquirers full information as tothlsicmaiknblecurtuhoiixcnt and a record jco Shannon of Millcrsburg Evans at the residonco of lior parents of smprUliiK cures Inn ido ranpo of clironlo cases many of them nftcr belnj abandoned to Tyj this week Tho Advocatk extends congratula- Â¬ dio by other physicians Will bo mailed fieo to if inhalation and then we will leave you to be comfort and interest of the the judge Look and examine citizens of the community closely the overcoats at other He will furnish you wearing stores and then come to us and apparel at examine our Is not unmindful of the Bed Rock CASH Prices Having twenty five years experience as a buyer and his business expenses being light he is thereby enabled to down every competitor in the busi- Â¬ ness Call and examine and satis- Â¬ fy yourself of the truth of the 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 925 Overcoat Another Pointer J SCHRADZKI The Wont be undersold Clothier 1W0 above statements Yours Truly IMFc of our citizens witnessed the tions in advance nso of tho moon Sunday ovouing any address on application TOM FROGERS Maysville Street JIT STEULING KY ont forget that to repeat a 6candal Mra t- For Sale Drs STARKEY 6 PALEN 1529 Arch St Phila Pa 120 Sutter St San Francisco Dcnso mentloa tliUuaucr gifcat a sin as to originate one Tlilrty flve head of well fatted hogs - VJ3IIMI - T l sell in lots of 5 to 10 to IB J1U1 which I will IVIUKUI S 1 Call Formerly A ttt Broh Stand South Maysville Street Mt Sterling Ky Mrs Sue Tcmplcmaii at suit purchaser lAK feu- JK sWeflcld Ww X Andeiison V - v n 6 MT STERL1JS mtamsaa t B 0 i AD LOCATE TUESDAY NOYEMBEK 17 1891- is THE ADVOCATE PHILADELPHIA EDIJOES CHIEFTAINS KNOWN NEWSPAPER THE COUNTRY THROUGHOUT Colonel Clnj ton MoMlcIuuilN Kcrnril us a Jourmillst oinl 3Iii iT Attaint Colonel HTKirnira iiiEiBrsta z aiaic M xiSSi -- vi ItS3 little cough is n dangerous jj Do you thing e Aro you awaro mat ic oiccn Listens on tue j luncs and far too often runs into Consumption and ends in Death leonio Euuenna iron Asthma II Bronchitis Pneumonia and Consumption wll nil J fj tell you that WMknowthatn eejli hist c n a sklb ra i aras fjai Bra -- GQU6H73 Ml SterlingIisirice k Loi T FROGERS Ml - o ij Roller Mills Aw Co e 3IcCIuron Ilijulcnl Vloi- inl tllrriirv lowcr Vnnuttlln John Hamuli Youic - Copyright 1801 by American Press Association Â¬ If ft Philadelpliinu wero usheil to point r out three of tho brightest lights in tlio R journalistic nrofetsioti in tho Quaker I Ml t tt H 111 fc City he wonlil at onco namo Colonel Clayton McMiclincl Colonel Alexander K AlcClme and John Rimsell Young There are half a dozen others who are ami vigor Colonel Alexander McClure tho editor well known abroad and at home but tho of Tho Times enjoys the distinction of trio mentioned constitute a group of no original dashing and brilliant thinkers having many enemies For all this his contemporaries has a 0112 anong jjrarw influence or wields more power than Colonel McClure Ho stands over 4m a six tict in height is straight as an arrow and in the masculine meaning of the word is reilly a handsome man Ho has a powerful personality that gives a more than ordinary value to what ho writes A little mora than ten years ngo when tho McLaughlin Bros founded Tho Times McClure was made tho editor in chief The value of a namo may bo ap pieciated when it is stated that from that day to this the paper has been nMtffePMs--- s ff known as McCluros Tunes Colonel McCluie is just entering tho autumn of life The snow white hair and mustache however should not be overestimated becauso the colonels heart is young and gay and his nature as fresh and green as it was twenty years COLONEL CLAYTON JlMICIIAEL ago Tho petty cares of life apparently Their fame is not bounded by any city or give him little worry and ho strolls All threu lira entertaining along Chestnut street unconcernedly Htato Hues talkeis and without any diseiedit to looking over the heads of ordinary peo- Â¬ their oratorical powers still better ple There is a magnetism about his Each in his turn has enjoyed ejn and voice that captures a great writers tho confidence and friendship and in at many least two cases the affection of a presi- Â¬ Colonel McClnro is very fond of rural dent of the United States In their life and generally spends about six mouths journey through life they have rubbed of each year on his ten ncro farm near up against greatness and tipped elbows Wallingford in tho suburbs of Philadel Â¬ with many master minds phia The colouel claims that he is a Colonel Clayton McMiclincl tho editor fanner but his friends ridiculo the idea andpropiietorof Tho North American They say tho only things ho cultivates was ouco described as the youngest are saicasm irony and invective Bo That was that as it may tho air of Walliugford editor of the oldest daily some years ago no t so many either He is generally brings the roses to the colo- Â¬ still in tho prime of a vigorous manhood nels cheeks but the silver threads are beginning to He is a brilliant and audacious writer appear heie and there Colonel McMi and has the credit of knowing more chael is a working journalist in the full- Â¬ nbout insido politics than any man in est sense of that frequently misused term Pennsylvania Strange ns it may seem He generally reaches Tho North Ameri- Â¬ the managers of both parties aud the can ofHco about 3 oclock in tho after- Â¬ leaders of independent movements have noon It is not until tho state house bell all been in tho habit of going to him for has tolled tho hour of 2 in the morning advice and guidance Such is tho versa- Â¬ that he finally leaves his sanctum Ho tility of his nature that they have all do Ono is on tho first pal ted satisfied The fact that ho is has two dens floor in tho rear of tho business office sometimes hopelessly in tho minority Ho generally receives visitors there dur- Â¬ never disturbs tho equanimity of Colonel ing tho afternoon Tho other is in the McClutes mind Ho has a logical and sky parlor of the building where ho does convincing manner of presenting his his writing in the evening case whatever that case may be Ho Colonel McMichael is a man of pleas Â¬ spends from eight to ten hours a day at ing address A stranger is at once struck his office is an inveterate tobacco chewer with his ease and grace aud gentlemanly and is passionately fond of tho theater manner He talks sincerely and vigor- Â¬ John Russell Young the editor of Tho ously and has an emphatic stylo of ex Â¬ Evening Star is prouder of tho fact that pressing himself that can leave no doubt he is a Philadelphian than of anything as to what ho means to say Ho has elso in his career Ho helped to found what are sometimes called speaking The Star about twenty years ago and eyes When his gazo first rests upon then spent eighteen years in holding you it seems to penetrate through and diplomatic positions executing delicate through but just about tho time yon government and newspaper missions and siro considering the advisability of re- Â¬ girdling tho globe About a year ago treating the eyes light up with n kindly tho pld lovo asserted itself He went ftnd reassuriug glance and you feel that back and is now at tho helm of Tho you are at homo and with a friend Star onco more He is a born journal- The last time ex Presideiit Cleveland visited Philadelphia souio ono men- Â¬ In- Â¬ tioned the name of McMichael stantly the ex president exclaimed Tell Colonel McMichael I was asking for him Dont forget to convey to him my very beat regards Thereby hangs a talc livery one acquainted with life at tin national capital remembers Coloiil McMichael 3 leign as marshal of tin District of Columbia President Arthur who has himself been aptly described ti the first gentleman of his when ho selected Colouel Mc Â¬ time Michael for the post selected a con- Â¬ genial gentleman who was also Iih warm personal friend Tho position of marshal of the district at that time was raised to a piano that it had never reached before and that it has never at- Â¬ tained since When Mr Cleveland as HON JOHN RUSSELL YOUKO sumed tho presidency ho found Colouel McMichaeln resignation on his desk ist and his writings exhibit a purity Ho refused to accept it and asked as a and finish that is very rare in newspa Â¬ favor that tho marshal servo out tho re- Â¬ per work these days Ho has tho neces- Â¬ mainder of his term a matter of a few sary knack of graspi ng a thought quickly This was illustrated even in his youth When Young was fifteen years of ago Tho Press advertised for a copy boy Thero were fifty applicants Dach waa handed a bit of Colonel John W For- Â¬ neys copy to decipher No ono that has not gazed upon that copy can imagino what a mass of unintelligible hiero- Â¬ glyphics it was Young was tho ono boy in tho crowd nblo to read it Ho was engaged at five dollars a week A month later through his aptitudo in re- Â¬ porting a chanco fire ho was mado a reporter Ho has been in tho nowspaper business from that day to this Ho was in Paris during tho trouble- Â¬ some days of tho commune and wroto a ten column account of that affair Wen- Â¬ dell Phillips said that for purity of EngÂ¬ lish and vividness of narrative it was unexcelled by tho productions of Ma COLONEL ALEXANDER K HCLURE caulay Mr Young is short and chunky months At tho end of that time the and walks along the street in n half president was so well pleased with tho musing half abstracted manner For manner in which the placo was filled Eoine timo past ho has been running a that ho urged tho colonel to remain but Beries of articles in Tho Star on Men In vain Since that time however the and Memories giving his impressions kindest feeling has existed between tho and personal recollections of such emi- I J a a Vim T a YIATtr YA91 A n a lsl mln av a two gentlemeu Colonel McMichael Uvea in elegant Barrett lioscoo Conkling Abraham Ho is Lincoln and Cardinal McCloskey His Btyle on West Walnut street fond of social life and enjoys the theater success as United States minister to Ho has had a military career that any China is too well known for any ex man might be proud of He was twico tended comment while his trip around wounded in battle He is a fluent after tho world with General Grant has bo Georqe Barton I dinner talker and aa u writer his pro- - come history their ease grace ductiOM are noted--fo- r may savo your life I Ask your druggist for ft or write j 8 r to W II Hooker Co 40 West Broadway Now York lor book jajaiciaiBiDiBiBiHiatBrBisiaiBirBiEiBiixiaiHiHiBiaiHiD hEkh BiaiEnaiiBDaiBiKij 100 S for Coughs tho greatest of all It will check a Cold in P Modern Kennedies I It will stop a Cough in ono night H n day It will prevent Croup lellovo Asthma andcuro Consumption if taken fj A 23 cent bottlo may save you You cant afford to bo without it in timo kjk DR ACKERS ST rnnrsTfiEnEDwmiAooiBg REilAEDYB Sterling Ky ENGLISH Colds and Consumption i3 beyond question Can you afford to neglect it Can you trifle n fVfcwV g T3f i with bo serious a matter f Aro you rwato tltat BJIDOrEJiR PROPRIETORS Manufacturers c GO I ot nnd dealers In tlio Celebrated in Doctors bills HIS BOOKS WERE POPULAR 4 0 Jitr AW Knjojod by tlio Inte Juines Iarton James Parton was beyond question the most popular historian of his timo with tho great middle class At least 10000 0C0 adult Americans never think of labor- Â¬ ing through Bancroft and rarely look at Ilildreth yet want something far better than school histories and seniiromantic sketches of their great men such as the Weems biogra J in- Â¬ for phies stance For nil such Parton was the ideal writer Ho wrote for tho middlo million and ho did it well An Englishman by birth ho was Tlio Groat Vogue M VERY Mni COMPANIES -- CROWN and MONARCH FLOUR At Lowest possible Kates Slistf M Bran Always FIRE INSURANCE Offered you in the The highest MARKET price paid for WHEAT ilt BEST BY LSN T FRogers SyWikitts mmmpmsm SiMmlfflKsfcitflfc4H 1 I Co This Agency will also sell you stock in two of the best Building ii IgSSroiSiaP WMff jnCTwf3wJW2PH5l5Eky fj LEADING STOCKMEN RECOMMEND Â¬ ml riibllaluil Atlantas llrst Dully Mr Timothy Burke ono of the pub- Â¬ lishers of tho first daily paper in Atlanta has recently died in that city of old age He was born in County Claro Ireland in 1807 as is be- Â¬ lieved and re- Â¬ moved to Amer Â¬ ica in 1835 After working in Now York as a shoe Â¬ maker ho and n fellow countryÂ¬ man named Mi Â¬ chael Lynch made a toui of tho south finally locatiug in At- Â¬ lanta whero thoy remained friends TIMOTHY burke till parted by death Mr Burko lived for a short timo in Newman Ga In 1850 ho and his partner opened tho V first general bookstoro in Atlanta Either Investments or Paid James paoton ho charmed tho most orthodox and while up Stock We have in their his viewj on such exciting subjects as slavery war and the tariff were ex- Â¬ hands for sale some eight or treme even to tho verge of fanaticism ho wroto biographic of Aaron Burr Horace of Greeley and Andrew Jackboii that charm Â¬ tenpieces ed men of all parties destroyed half the VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY old federalist prejudice against Thomas Jefferson and almost interested southfor sale on easy terms erners in Ben Butler as a gentleman and philanthropist What is equally remark able he violated some of the strongest Call and examine as to social rules without losing caste and wroto a eulogistic lifo of Voltaire with- these lines offered out exciting tho wrath of religious editors Tho charm of his btyle and tho evi Yours Truly dent sincerity in hi3 expression account for it He was born in Canterbury England T Co Feb 9 1822 and at tho ago of fivo was taken by his widowed mother to New York got his education thero and at White Plains and then passed a jear in the Old World expending in tho tour a small legacy ho had received in England Ho taught school awhile in Philadelphia and New York and whilo in tho latter city wrote an analysis of the famous Jano Eyre demonstrating that it was the work of a woman This essay he sent to The Homo Journal with many mis- Â¬ To his supreme delight as he givings tells us it appeared in the next number of that paper with editorial approval by my ncontu for W Ii Jouk1i SUop N P Willis he sought tho hitters ac- Â¬ IfAk lor snip In jour pi nee nnk your nnt ud ilonler quaintance and tesolvcd to devote his life ugency to Ht act for cntitloauc secure the mid tliein for you RTTAKE NO SUBSTITUTE OJ to literature His salary on Tlio Home Journal was ten dollars per week for a long time nor did ho make any gieat success till he issued tho Lifo of Horace Greeley in 1855 Thirty five thousand copies were sold in tho first boom and the work is still in somo demand In 1857 ho issued the Lifo and Times of Aaron Burr in TOR 4riN FOBTnV 1800 tho Life of Andrew Jackson Ben Butler in Now Orleans in 18C3 and tho Many Lifo of Benjamin Franklin WHY IS THE minor woiks followed and in 187U his Lifo of Thomas Jefferon produced quito a sensation GENtffMEN In 1881 ho published his favorite the book to which he hud devoted all his THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE HONEY Is a tacks or leisure homs since boyhood The Lifo toIthart seamless shoo with nobest flno wax threat the feet made of tho calf stylish thots This work was his labor and easy and because tee male more equalsof this of Voltaiie grade than any other manufacturer It shoes costing from 1 to 1 00 of love Voltaire was his hero He had the finest calf llnml studied that authors works as no other CC OOCentilnoottered for eweil equals French shoe eer 3UUi 00 American over did Critics esteem it his Imported shoes u blcli cost from 300 to 81 flno calf Ci A OO llsinil Siucd Welt Shoe tjl1 stylish comfortablo and durable Thobest best work but tho general public has sho3 err shoes at this price samo grade as cusnot yet taken hold of it as of his biogra Â¬ tom mciln offeredcosting from S0OU to tJW SCLi 3U 1aliru Mioci Farmers Unllroad Men phies of eminent Americans iitJm andLctterCnrrlersall wearthem flnecalf Inside hcary In 1850 Mr Parton married the lady seamless smoothpair will wear n Jthree soles exten cnr sion rdee Ono shoo over offered nt whose pen name was Fanny Fern iio EO OO flno enlfiono betterwill convince tboso Ddaa this price trial Sara Payson Willis sister of N P Willis who n nnt a shoo for comf ert and service 3 l1 KJ00 WorUlnciimns shoes and widow of Chailes S Eldridge of nro cry rtronx nnd durable Ihose who make Boston In 1872 she died and a year or ma chen them a trial will wear no othershoes aro J00 mid 175 school two later he married her daughter and Driic worn by tho bojs everywhere theyscll O BUJ his own stepdaughter Miss Ellen W on their merits ns tho lurrcnslng sales show best B llnnd HCcl shoe EsC14 l ICO Dowtola tery stylish equaterrcuch Â¬ Of course theie was a disEldridge Imported shoes costing front 61 U to glU iSviOU mid 9175 shoe for Discovering that tho uiarriago cussion lnilli H il Misses nro tho best Hue Dongola htyllsb and durable in Massachusetts was illegal they 10 See that W I Douglas namo and Cnutlini each shoo moved to New York and hud tho cere Â¬ nrico aro stampedWon tho Iwttom ofBrockton Mass L DOUOLAS mony performed again On their return SOLD 15Y to Massachusetts there was a complica- Â¬ legislature passed a law GREEN CLAY tion Tho CHENAULT legalizing the marriage but Governor Rico vetoed it The Now York marriage however was valid in both states His second union was much happier than his first and his children by that union aro I a boy and a girl of fourteen and twelve Ho lived in Now yeais respectively buryport Mass after 1872 and was an activo and valued citizen to all kinds religion Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ American as any native an unbe Â¬ liever in revealed as intensely MAssociate RETSOFJIROCK SALT It is so much better thanS the ordinary salt is no comparison Sold only by that there i i s Thompson Co F ROGERS Bargains for the People in Clothing Hats Boots --AT Shoes k HARP fpRIMBLE 1 T IJENTONS Best grades at Bottom prices No shop worn goods in the lot New Stock SHARP TRIMBLE J JL Sk2C Big Stock Boys School Suits HOWARD STAD AKERS Fine Shoes for Ladies Misses Children DENTON S3 SHOE L DOUGLAS X hand-hew-p- HJ MeXlCcu1 IVJ Â¬ C mstanff c orlloclIIU Liniment hfl rr A A Cure for the Ailments of Man and Beast A long tested pain reliever Its use is almost universal by the Housewife the Farmer the Stock Raiser and by every one requiring an effective liniment No other application compares with it in efficacy This well known remedy has stood the test of years almost generations No medicine chest is complete without a bottle of Mustang BLiCKSMITHIHG I am prepared do OF Blacksmlthing General Repairing HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY meet Ihavo reduced my prices1 toioiull times Only aroundj shoeing and 10 per f t u w for cash 11 Liniment Special Attculiou Giycu to Steel Worlc ffoPF Bring in your wood work I urn proparcd to do anything in this lino in flrst class style AH work fully guaranteed Tliinlvlni mv cusfomors fop nasi favors I solicit a continuation of their Occasions arise for its use almost every day All druggists and dealers have it b patronage 22 J W BARBEE Shop opposite Badger Ss Cos mill lf Advertise in the Advoe rsft t ex xn A hi Jtf flwiiiKroP T I njl C3 ZZP- 8 fcHHHWHlfWTIWWHll iwi MF STERIilJS iiiwiiiiuii 9umaimiKmmzKiKinzmizmzmMr AJL LOCATE TUESDAY NOVEMBER IT ISOX- SfiSS I THE ADVOCATE PHILADELPHIA EDITORS 0HIEFTAIN8 KNOWN NEWSPAPER THE COUNTRY THROUGHOUT Colonel Clityton MnMUhnMN Itrmrtl n ulonel lotirnulUt Mnil SInit uf Affair Iliytlmt Vigor mil Mtrmry 3trtilur tmtlln Joint llaurll Yutitig Iowirr trxmvKBzazjzKvafiazsMim vcu knbnr that a lltlla couzh fa n danccrousij thing Aro you awnro that It often fAtciwoa UiCfl lungs and far too often runs into Consumption nndu loonlo EufTeriug from Asthma ft ends In Death Bronchiti lncumonia and Consumption vIl all H tell you that Do WII 00 YOU CgMi 1 Mt SterlingV S - fA - rMl rrsTAinEBwniAooijn ii Roller Mills BADGER PROPRIETORS Manufacturers of nnd dealers In tho Celcbrat6d i Can you afford to neglect it Can you trifle with bo Gcriou3 a matter Aro you cwaio that 2DR j lCVprtlt IM ht tlH If a l1llMllphi4iu vnn naked to point out tlire of the brlslitwt limits in tlio jenrimlUHc proftWon in the Quaker fltjr It wotiM nt onco namo Colonel Amcrltan IreM Amnctc 13 or tno Modern ltcmedlos It will Mop it Cough in ono night It will check a Cold in H Jaday It will prevent Cioup rcllovo AKthma and euro Consumption if taken A 25 cent bottlo may save you You cant afford to bo without it ft In time J5810O in Doctors bills may Bavo your lifo I Ask your druggistfor it orwritoH r to AV II Hooker Co 40 West Broadway Now York lor book Tfor Cough ACKERS EWGL8SH uoyonu question Colds nnd consumpuoa Inraie HoaiAptcy RSEOYa T F ROGERS Co crcntcst nlig Mt Sterling Ky CO ijBtainiBiaiiriBiBiaiHiiaiBiHiiiiHiajaiioiBiBJOHasiiBiaiHxBiBtajiiiM 1 i ii Ckiytou MrMlclmd Colonel Alexander K McClure and John Unwell Young HIS BOOKS WERE POPULAR There nro lmlf n lozn others who uro anil vigor Colonel Alexander McClnre tho alitor wH known hbrowl mid nt home hut tlio distinction of Tlio Grout Vogue Knjoyrd ly tlio Lnto trio iiMMitiouwl constitute a group of of Tho Times enjoya the Jnmeit Inrton having many enemies For all this no original iIoauIiik und brllllunt thinkere James Parton was beyond question tho on auoiiK his contemporaries hrs a most popular historian of his time with grAf tntioanco or wields more power i tho great middle class At least 10000 tuiin Colonel McClure Ho Btands over 0C0 adult Americans never think of labor Â¬ lix feet in height is straight as an arrow ing through Bancroft and rarely look at nnd iu tho masculine meaning of tho Hildreth yet want something far better word is really a handsome man Ho has than school histories nnd semiromnntic a powerful personality that gives a moro sketches of their great nieu such as tho than ordinary valuo to what ho writes weems uiogra i3Sj s A litllo moro than ten years ago when phics in- Â¬ for tho McLaughlin Bros founded Tho stance nil For Times McClure was made tho oditor in such Parton was may bo ap Â¬ the ideal writer chief The valuo of a namo preciated when it is statod that from Ho wrote for tho that day to this tho paper has been middlo million iw known as McCluros Times nnd ho did it well Colonel McCluro is just entering tho An Englishman autumn of life Tho snow white hair v lilrfli Iia wna and mustache however should not be as intensely because tho colonels American as any overestimated I iilhtziA i Wheart is young nnd gay and his nature tnfliit tin iuiImi f as fresh anil green as it was twenty years Wavtkf in tWltil MJUCHAEI COUVVKL CLAYTON Jamhs pai tox ago The petty cares of lifo apparently religion ho Their Uum U not bounded by any city or give him little worry and ho strolls charmed tlio most orthodox and while All thru a a ontertulninij along Chostnnt street unconcernedly tWH his views on such exciting subjects as Alton Hud without any discredit to looking ovor tho liemls of ordinary peo- slavery war and tho tariff wero ex powers still better ple There is a magnetism nbout his thvir wntoricul tromooven to tho verge of fanaticism lio Encli in hm turn has enjoyed eyo and voico that captures a great writer wroto biographies of Aaron Burr Horace the eoulUvuct and fiieiulHliip and in nt many Greeley aud Andrew Jackson that charm lwtwt two ch- - tlie affection of a rireui Colouel McCluro is very fond of rural ed men of all parties destroyed half the dut of tlw United Statertn their life and generally spends about six mouths old federalist prejudice against Thomas jouriwy through 11 fo thuE5jT rubbed of each year on his ten aero farm near elbows Walliugford In tho suburbs of Philadel- Â¬ Jefferson and almost interested south mm agulmt greatness and ernersiu Ben Butler as a gentleman and U iuuy master minds phia The colouel claims that ho is a philanthropist Wliat ia equally remark Culuiwl Clajton McMicufl tlio editor fanner but his friends ridiculo the idea able ho violated some of tlio strongest ami prrktor of The North American They Bay tho only things ho cultivates social rules without losing caste aud wm once described as the youngest nro sarcasm Irony aud invective Bo wroto a eulogistic lifo of Voltaire withThat was that as it may tho air of Walliugford tailor of the oldest dally out exciting tho wrath of religious edikome wrti njfo not so many either Hei3 geuerally biings the roses to tho colo tors Tho charm of his style ami tho eviUU in ttt prime of a vigorous manhood nels cheeks dent sincerity in hi3 expression accouut but the bilver threads are begiuniutf to Ho is a brilliant and audacious writer for it and there Colouel McMl appear and has tho credit of knowing uoro He was born in Canterbury England iUtkWHworkins journalist In the full about iusido politics than any man iu Feb 9 1822 and nt tho ngo of fivo was term Pennsylvania wt sttitMi of tlmt frequently misused Strange as it may seem by his widowed mother to New He siwrlly reaohes The North Ameri Â¬ tho managers of both parties nnd tho taken got his education there and at can oftlce about 3 oclock in tho after Â¬ leaders of independent movements have York nnd then passed a jear in in not until the state house bell all been in the habit of going to him for White Plains noon It the Old World expending in the tour a lias tolled tlie hour of 8 in the morning advice aud guidance Such is tho versa- Â¬ legacy ho had received in England that be dually leaves his sanctum He tility of his nature that they have all do small One is on the first parted satisfied Tho fact that ho is Ho taught school awhile In Philadelphia Us two Mus aud Now York and whilo in the latter floor in the rear of the business oftlce sometimes hojwlessly in tho minority city wroto an analysis of tho famous He jMwcally receives visitors there dur never disturbs tho equanimity of Colonel Jano Eyre demonstrating that it was tutf tU Hfteruoou The other is in the McCluies mind Ho has a logical nnd tho work of a woman This essay he sent Vy parlor of the building where he does convincing manner of presenting his to Tho Homo Journal with many mis- Â¬ UU writiuK u the evening case whatever that case may be Ho givings To his supremo delight as he AluMiehael is a tnau of pleas spends from eight to teu hours a day at lug uddrww A stranur is at onco struck his oftlce is an inveterate tobacco chewer tells us it uppenred in the next number of that paper with editorial approval by wtlU hu ease and crace nnd gentlemanly and is passionately fond of tho theater N P Willis ho sought tho latters acÂ¬ vigor He talks siucertly and luauuvr John Russell Young tho editor of Tho quaintance uud resolved to devote his life oulv ami ha an emphatio style of ex Evening Star is prouder of tho fact that to literature jirvMtNt Ulutself that etm leave no doubt he is a Philadelphiau than of anything His salary on Tho Homo Journal was Ho has else in his career tw u what he iwmiu to say Ho helped to found ten dollars per week for a long time nor vlwt aie sometimes willed speaklug The Star about twenty years ago and did ho make any gieat success till he eses VUu his giuo ftpt rests upon then spent eighteen years in holding of Horace Greeley in jw it swhim to penetrate through aud dtplomatio positions executing delicate issued tho Lifo thousand copies were about the time you government aud newspaper missions nnd 1855 Thirty five thrwiftk bnl just in tho first boom uo HMiHWriui the advisability of te girdliug tho globe About a year ago sold in somo demand Inand the work is 1857 ho issued still l eyed light up with a kindly the old lovo asserted itself He went liHm td rettwvtrtug glance aud you feel tlmt back and is now at tho helm of Tho the Lifo and Times of Aaron Bnrr in 1S00 tho Life of Andrew Jackson Ben sm at at Uoiue and with a friend Star onco more Ho is a born jounial- - Butler in Now Orleans iu 18GU nnd tho TW last Owe ex4retiideHt Cleveland Lifo of Benjamin Franklin Many Mfc lkiladelia some ouo meu minor works followed and in 187U his tW lu uawe of MvMiohael W4w Lifo of Thomas Jefferaou produced taMlly tW eclaiuieil quite a sensation VvU ttlMMl MeMklvel I was asking In 1881 ho published his favorite the K Htm IWt toirtfet to convey to huu book to Inch he had dovoted till his Im TUereby Iwuirs reriViH Hv leisure hours siuco boyhood The Lifo aaW iv4 shw uetUHiuiwd with lite This work was his labor of Voltaire remeHibei Mifcttal enpiml al of love Voltaire waa his hero Ho hud MvMwiuu U leign m uuvrahal CuKl studied that authors works as no other vf i vtewet v4 CHiHbia IHeeideut American over did Critics esteem it hia ANUWTx wW Wm htUMK Veen aptly best work but the general public has tWw Hirt KutWutau of hw WevrtW not yet taken hold of it as of his biogra Â¬ tttws11 wHH W Mtleeied tVlotwl Mv phies of eminent Americans IwWmA ur tWe suleotwl a oun In 1850 Mr Parton mairied tho lady yeMUl fellwMUU wkv wan aba uW whoso pen name was Fanny Fern wnunl ItVUMWl Tint poiUUou uf wutw Sara Payson Willis sister of N P Willis nWtl v4 tin 4tUwl at tkut tiuu was and widow of Charles S Eldridge of h kkue ttat it Had uever tut4 KWfcwfe Boston In 1872 she died und a year or u4 ttMt U Wu uever at tHAW4 two later ho married her daughter and WtteH Mr Cleveland n Vmwawwe his own stepdaughter Miss Ellen W HON JOHN RUSSELL YOUXO mmhm4 IW ynwnWiwy b Kuud Colouel Eldridge Of couroo there was a dis- Â¬ MMlMwlii NiywlkH om Hk desk ist aud his writings exhibit a piuity cussion Discovering that tho inarriugo kel s a aud nuish that Is very rare in newspa Â¬ in V tii la umm H hhA Massachusetts was illegal they re- Â¬ per work theso days He has the neces Â¬ W mivmWiI m tUe re out tM had t4Mufcv4 H Wm i wWr of a few sary knack of grasping a thought quickly moved to Now York andOn tho cere Â¬ thcir rctnru This was illustrated even in his youth mony performed again When Young was fifteen years of ago to Massachusetts there was a complica- Â¬ Tho legislature passed a law The Press advertised for a copy boy tion There were fifty apphcauts Each waa legalizing the marriage but Governor handed a bit of Colonel John V For Â¬ Rico vetoed it Tho Now York marriage neys copy to decipher No one that has however was valid in both states His not gazed upon that copy cau imagine Becond union wns much happier than his what a mass of unintelligible hiero Â¬ first and his children by that union uro glyphic it was Young waa tho one a boy and a girl of fourteen nnd twelve Ho lived in Now boy in tho crowd able to read it Ho years respectively was engaged at five dollars a week A buryport Mass after 1872 and was an mouth later through his aptltudo in re Â¬ activo and valued citizen porting a chance firo ho was uindo a lubllsluil Atlantas 1lrst Dully reporter Ho has been iu tho newspaper Mr Timothy Burke ono of the pub- Â¬ busiuess from that day to this lishers of the first daily paper in Ho waa in Pans during tho trouble- Â¬ has recently died in that city of Atlanta old age some days of tho comiuuue and wroto a xio was worn in county uiaro irolauu ton column accouut of that affair Wen iu iwi as is be- Â¬ dell Phillips said that for purity of Eng lieved and re Â¬ lish and vividness of nairativo it was moved to Amer Â¬ unexcelled by tho productions of Ma ica iu 1835 After K MtXUHB WWMV AVUXWU caulay Mr Young is short aud chunky Now U Witt m of tfati time tho and walks aloug the street in a half working in shoeÂ¬ York as a pleased with tho musing half abstracted twu vU inauuer For maker ho aud a CkUUiUtt mi vvhtah tfae pbioo was tilled bomo time past ho hiu been running a Â¬ iftaThe UKfevl Um eokmel to remaiu but serios of articles in The Star on Men fellow countryWt Â¬ ww muiu now over tno uud Memories giving his impressions man named n Mi-h 4 XWt mm wto4 IMweeu tho und persoual recollections of such emi Â¬ chael L y o idtM taJJtf ha4 nent people as Edwin Booth Lawrence tohwi Uvea In elegant Bariott Koscoo Conkling Abraham the south finally- w Wlvwol Vy u Lincoln aud Cardinal McCloskey His locatinc in Athtaia vu Vv4 Wuluutj trvet uud onjoya tho theiiter success aa United States minister to lantawherothoy uu utaMiM Ul remained mends timothy burke n u ii wyawirjc wrew ww y China ia too well known for any exÂ¬ till parted by death Mr Burke lived tended CQiumeut while his trip around for a short tirne in Newman Ga In tho world with General Graut has be 1830 ho aud his partner opened tho Geoikhs Bautox cjmohjstrt first general bookstore in Atlauta V M I limit At Lowest possible Jlatcs CROWN and MONARCH FLOUR Slistf nil Bran AlwaFS oi A - FIRE INSURANCE Offered you in tho The highest MARKET price paid for WHEAT fc t VERY BEST -- COMPANIES G BY 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