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W -- - E m STERLING ADVOCATE A IflipXu II WEEKLY JOURNAL IDENTICAL ININTEREST WITH ITS OWN PEOPLE MT STEBLIIsra KENTUCKY TUESDAY DECEMBER 8 1891 1StO IS RTISING RATES - 38SSS2gBBB -- M For 1 Evorvthlner Vlth Poison J oal Coal SMITH of 3555525 388 -- S88SSS8S88S8 CALL ON CASSIDY gaassss8s afiNPon fm m SS88S88S8888 8SS88888888S SSi3SSSaS888S all kinds flflnsortlons ENTUCKY AND ssssassa8888 388388888888 Hpneeftions 4 fci nsertion fafssas8888 S83838SS8S88 VIRGINIA Aug 12 Cheap tf aiANAOEUS GOAL fcoURT DIRECTORY CoorEB picsldlnjc Third Monday i Kourtll Moiioay m vT of common W T Tylkk E P Eobeut60x rr 1 DUCKY QUAIUTniA- 1ntvh piwrning i - eytaJMS MMVn1 Pf COUNTY OOCRT iiinr COlKT Tiirsdnr nf- - Ssa v Gbovvs presiding Ieacli moiuu first Sat- - Planing Mill Co jranufactuitirs and dcaton In nil kludi of Professional Eiiey-at-L- Rough Dressed V Sn fjELSX LCHCO in nm of KrntuekY LUMBER Hornov ni Euntics kur3Seoua TTTUIICnV lIathBndr flflnn and Surceon 3itSle1lI11pIv5 VT IUliFORD of ML aicrnuif iresc rn TT WHOLESALE CXOTHIEltS IUGG oVMtU PlNPINNATI Whito Pino and Poplar Singles Doors of all Size1 Sash Glazed and Unglazcd Window and Door Frames Moulding and Brackets of all kinds Verandas of every Description Star Planing Mill Compapy Kv Art KWlinEr T 0 Attornuy av rcci DAVIS Attv vv -- Ky - Baas HrilB DEALERS i2nt Lk t Ioctiirer8owtfv w l vi frEKSON kUoraeys-at- duos co iitvn 0 Lewis Appcreon - All Kinds ol Virginia eli iSSIDY ail Jit Sterling ivy PnrtvStrect upstairs Villi attend ntVted to his care nptljj nniilolM w I TtT SrTmTT m iin ai A tirtiniiiLsinnt sr lit Sterling Ky slnFUer S3CU 1 MM Coal Also Blacksmith and Anthra- Â¬ cite Coal All Coal sold 72 lbs per bushel Highest cash price paid for Wheat Also Wheat Corn Oats and Hay IHTE 11 Alt BiewinKvj of Montgomery tiracticqi the countiesnnd llourbon and v wara MeniJciVAppeuaw CoUrte Offlc ffiBuperlnd liiweil uur- moreeys-at-LaI wholesale and retail BItlajr - SH jpourtfcetcom WO Will practice in all Courts to- 1 nnnnUTlI 15SS- J O MILER 8UCCJC880H TO E I E rrTTrtT Attomcva-at-La- - Miller Wilson j- - 6pd Conrt Place Telephone - i ngi- - oTolKcntIat I i loffico oJt Sterling National Hank r Mb Sterling Ky ll INSURANCE AND mm ino V II Ill1 niG A i- UQA Bllank streets f C Residence eorncr Real Elstate 1 HL promptly attended to 111 MtStwlIiiR ay LOWEST HAI HS tiv i r IWl tetuc court i un imniViHP ti Antweru bhort Street CHOICEST COMPARISON PROMPTEST SETTLEMENTS - Of Any And All AgenciBS -- uuov - jver QuecifS store with Dr Ouerrnt Josiah Lindsay -- abiiAwavAKD iKoJfWcst Main SU upstairs if atavltnrr TTy- - - AGENT ON C O RAILROAD feSUJyit Aft Ro I Court Street up stairs n Rtxrllnr KT ll west of depot Mt Sterling Ky n vjr L M Manufacturer and dealer In Tobacco Hogs heads Hough Lumber and Lake Ice We make our business which Is booming by doing the Attorney-i-ibest work and offering Rough Lumber at spec- Â¬ 8tcrUn8vKT We also do flaCrlllocKt up stairs with J M Elliott ial prices which are nerer met ui custom sawing l ccettiy removea irom uwuijiiu cltv of MU Sterling will proc- d in io uain onuuu iecoialsof Montgrnei7fence ior Court BontlK and In the jvnrra ni rvt ii irvwiArai li ffwrapt and careful aticrtlon will bo PU91DC9 CnUJVU IrU UIUU AUCTIONEER rx -- i nj WHFLETCHER MT STERLING KENTUCKY fiTcn Terms Seasonable 11 f t AUiJlONEER Winchester Ky 1 RAMSEY s 01 juomgom- services to tho people of Montgomery Offers his surrounding counties Prompt attention to all sales of Personal Property aud Keal 2Myr JACK STEWART AUCTIONEER - LlIINUTOK KT BjdJlfllBg counties Best of references Prompt attention glrcn to all sales entrusted to Ijb apttation Charges rcnsonauie hlscnro Leave orders at this office or- - addiow him caro of Clarendon llotcl Lexington Ky lnMtSBliiAen Court dar 13 i hVPnriees to tho people lY Among tho Crco und Saltcaux In- Â¬ dians tho administration of deadly poison has been reduced to an exact science These tribes never go on the warpath They have not learned tho uses of tho scalping knifo and toma- Â¬ hawk Such a thing as shooting from ambush novcr occurs When a Crec or Saltcaux Indian gets ready to dispose of an enemy or a rival ho con- Â¬ sults the conjurer of tho tribe and that individual deals out poisons that are not known in any other placo on earth These poisons bafllo the most skillful doctors and chemists British army Burgeons who haAc examined victims of the Oco and Saltcaux poisoners say that the deadly mixtures used by them aro absolutely unknown to science Missionaries and trappcs who camo to Winnipeg with stories of tho fatal liquids were not believed Tho only way they con- Â¬ vinced the doctors was by taking sev- Â¬ eral victims before a board of examin Â¬ ing surgeons These poisons aro browed in tho most mysterious man Â¬ ner by tho old conjuicrs of the tribe That is their chief occupation They go into tho forests alone and como back to their wigwams with strango herbs and barks which aro converted into liquids that work tcrrlblo execu- Â¬ tion among the bucks signaled out for death No remedy has ever been iound to operato against Ihcso drugs Dcath invariably follows sometimes swiftly and with awful agony but moie frequently alter tho lapse of months of dreadful siirtoring Fourteen braves have been sent to tho good trapping grounds by this hand said one old conjurer shaking his hand in a threatening gesture to Bcv Egcrton 11 Young a missionary who lived twenty years with tho tribes Ilov Mr Young is visiting fiicnds in Chicago Ho Jells a thrilling story of his life amongtheso savages The missionary is a man of powerful physlqno and alhletio proportions I lived with two of tho tribes so long that they all called mo their little Tlioy are a pow- Â¬ brother ho said race The men aro largo and erful very strong As you may know tho Creo and SawCuux Indians aro the last tribes wo find on this continent before reaching tho Esquimaux says Mv work as a tho Chicago Horald missionary was in the country about 700 to 1000 miles north of Winnipeg Tho lino that separates tho Indian from tho Esquimaux is not marked and while their hunting grounds are not far apart in some places tho cus- Â¬ toms of tho people aro very different The Crec and Saltcaux Indians arc not blood thirsty but onco their auger or envy is aroused death moro terri blo than that inflicted by tho scalping knife or tomahawk awaits tho victim Their knowledge of poisons is extra- Â¬ ordinary I saw many victims of tho deadly drugs administered by tho old conjurors aud during my twenty years rcsidonco with the tribes had frequent occasions to administer to tho victims for I was doctor magis- Â¬ trate preacher and teacher for them Mauy is tho time I have been called from my bed to go and stitch up sonic poor fellow who had been clawed al- Â¬ Some of most to deatli by a bear these poisons operate in tho most mysterious manner Ono of the drugs in common use when I ilrst went among the Indians caused great sores to appear on tho face and body of tho victim No matter what season of tho year this poison was given its effects were not visible until spring Then tho sores would appear Whon these scales dropped off great tufts of hair sprung from tho sores Then death followed I told somo army surgeons at Winnipeg of these ro markablo drugs and their effects but my story was not believed Such things are not known to medical sci Â¬ When I ence tho doctors replied went back to Winnipeg again I took ono of the afllictcd Indians with me Tho surgeons spout nearly a week ex Â¬ amining him This is certainly tho ilrst case of tho kind that lias over been reported to tho medical profes- Â¬ sion was thoir vordict when thoy finished tho examination Tho only means of travel in that country is by means of sleds drawn by dogs Tho Indians aro remarkable runners uud prido themselves on their powors of onduranco in that line If au Indian is so unfortunate as to ex cito tho envy of a rival runner is very apt to get a do3o of poison The drugs given in such cases aro equally as mysterious in their effect as those administered whoro death is to bo produced Sonic of theso drugs para Â¬ lyze tho legs of tho runners but have no other effect Other drugs simply stiffen tho limbs Tho powor exercised by tho con Â¬ jurers over thoir tribo is very great and they know that tho missionaries como to break it When an Indian feels an inspiration or inclination whatovcrJt may be to become a con- Â¬ jurer hoj goes through a singular course oPtraining Ilov id sit alone for hours at night on tho summit of tho cliff talking to tho clouds and listoningto tho sounds of the winds During the daytime ho is secreted in a cave liVn air of mystery shrouds his lifo and movements He starves himself almost to death Months after absenting himself from tho tribo lie conies back Then lie is a conjurer The Indians arc now honest aud receive our teaching with evident comfort to themselves I found many noblo and generous fellows among thoni many pleasant traveling coni panionSopio of them arc very witty in their own tongues They tell very funny and peculiar jokw at tho end of u long journey after tho fires havobcen lighted for tho night For more llian ten years I lived among thorn without fastening cither tho doors or windows of my houo I never sufieiod tho loss of any of my property although somo of my belong ings tempted theso untutored people sorely When I think of their fidelity and faitlifuliiiss to me and tho splen- Â¬ did services icndcred to mo and my good wifo during our long life among them I feol fully compensated for tho hardships through which I passed and tho sufiVtiug that at many time San Francisco attended my work Examiner Â¬ Our Crops and Russias Famine Tho corn and wheat crops of tho West have bcon as abundant as could bo desired Our four million farmers nore or loss richly deserve their good fortune They havo had singularly bad luck for somo timo pnst What with drenching rains and parching droughts diversified with cyclones and numeious forms of cattle disease they havo had reason for complaint But its a long lane that has no turning and they havo at last had a splen did year Their fields have smiled witli plenty and nature has rewarded them for thelong period of tribulation Thoy will now be able to pay off tho mortgages which havo encumbered them and to buy up now stock and to pach up tho broken fences and leaky barns and perhaps lay aside a penny for rainy weather Prosperity has beamed on them and they have a right to indulgo in high glee Commissioner Busk tells us that his department lias been lneatureably successful in introducing Indian orn and its products among Europeans Heretofore tho poorer classes on the other side have depended mainly on wheat for their tables Wheat made into various kinds of food has been the staplo of the peasantry It is the Russian wheat crop which failed that caused the famine from which both the Muscovite and German havo suf fered If they can be brought to relish corn meal a part at least of tho danger from hunger will be averted in tho future A double crop wheat and corn i not likely to fail at tho Fame time At any rate there will always bo an abundant supply of one or the other on our side of the water In contrast with this abundance is tho picture of unalloyed and dcpciatu danger in the Eat a calamity of such vast propoi tions that the Czar abandons a proposed festival in St Petersburg Even tho Court become grave and the rich are alo contribu Â¬ ting to liUiijsh starvation wih a crust of bread If only half of what is told is true the epectaclo is pitiable and if tho whole of it is true tho condition of theso hungry folk is simply heart rending Starving men wo are told havo formed themselves into bands and are raiding any section which promises plunder Where there is no bread tho pcoplo are always in a state of anarchy Law and older aro de Â¬ spised and brain heart and conscience givo way before tho demands of the stomach Littlo holdings so report says aro taken for debt and number Â¬ less families arc thrown on the high- Â¬ way There is ono story just received of a wretched woman who applied for neighbor and help to n when refused sho deliberately killed her three ohiMien and then com- Â¬ pleted the tragedy by hanging herself Theso are tho two pictures which appeal to our imagination it is hell Western there and heaven here corn and wheat however arc on their way to our seaboard in enormous Our surplus is quite quantities enough to supply tho European mar- Â¬ N Y World kets Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ well-to-d- o AT My entire stock of FURNITURE- I find that I am compelled to close out this lino to give mo room for my big lino of Holiday Goods that I havo bought which is much larger than I havo over bought before This is no sham but a genuine cost sale so if you need anything for a year to conic it will pay you to buy now I will quote you a few prices Penitentiary Chair- - 350 set for mer prico 150 Woven AVI re Sptiug with three rows of Coll AVirc springs through the center 25 former price 325 good Cotton Top Matt Â¬ 2 J5 ress former price 350 3 1 150 piece Chamber Set former price 1900 3 pi co Chamber Set 2750 former price 3750 Largo Safe 370 former prico 500 lino Silk Plii h Rockeiv 805 former price 1100 Bed Lounges Carpet HruseK 750 former price 1050 Red Lounges Plush Extra Large 1175 former price 1550 7 piece Mohair Parlor Set 2100 former price 3000 line marble top Hat 550 former price Trc ti0 Cen Â¬ ter Tallies 125 former price 200 Now como at once ana get your pick Wo Inn o a good selection but it will soon be broken for 1 tun bound to close out this line insido of the next tliitty days Now we havo Â¬ PILES OF HEW GOODS In all our other linc and at way down prices Healing Stoves Cook Stoves Din Â¬ ner Sets Tei Set- - nicest line of Lamps I have ever had iu tho house Wo havo Joti f jicy- UmlcMtoni Hosiery etc at such prices that they aro bound to sell Blankets Quilts Towels Saxony Yarns Tinware Hardware Window Blinds Rugs Floor and Table Oil Cloths AVindow Poles Extension - - An honest Swede tolls hi3 story in plain but unmistakable language for the benefit of tho public Ono of my children took a severe cold and got the croup I gave her a tcaspoonful of Chamberlains Cough Remedy and in Aro minutes later I gave her ono By this timo she had to cough more up the gathering in her throat Then slio went to sleep and slept good for Then she got up and fifteen minute vomited then sho went back to bed and slept good for tho remainder of night Sho got tho croup the second night and I gave tho same remedj with tho Kuno good reults I urito this because 1 thought there might bo somo onu in tho samo need aud not know tho true merits of this wonder Â¬ Charles A Thomp ful medicine 50 ceut bot sccn Des Moines Iowa tles for sale by T G Julian Until set upon his feet finaJHlly by his appointment to tho Liverpool consulate Hawthorno had a hard time of it as his writings brought him but littlo cash Ho was constantly under the apprehension that ho should end his days in tho workhouse It was in those days that ho told a friend of his that in ono of his durk moods his mother appeared to him stroked his hair and told him not to despair for ho would have more monoy than He dis- Â¬ he know what to do with tho vision thought it halluci- Â¬ trusted nation tho result of his own morbid fecliugs but tho visit was so frequent- Â¬ ly repeated that at last ho becamo a firm believer in spiritualism long be fore tho advent of modern spiritual- Â¬ This story is told by a corre- Â¬ ism spondent of the Boston Transcript Tho mothers prophecy was literally fulfilled for ho was rich far beyond his wants when his term of office ex- Â¬ pired Â¬ ISrackels etc Now come at oiice and examine our Furniture and many other lines No trouble to show goods Respectfully Your ENOCHS Bargain House Reese Building Mt Sterling Kentucky Stock to Food In Winter There is no longer tho profit to Eastern farmers of winter feeding of fattening cattlo that once was reason Â¬ ably certain Coarse grain is dearer in the East while in tho AVest it is often scarcely worth tho cost of haul Â¬ ing to market The rates of transpor Â¬ tation for fattened stock or for dressed beef Icavo nothing to bo made by tho Eastern feeder The possible excep- Â¬ tion to the general unprofitableness of stock feeding in winter is in sheep either for dropping Iambs to be sold for the early market or good wethers to bo fed a few weeks and sold for the gain in flesh and wool There is money iu both these ways of dealing with sheep providing tho manager has had expe Â¬ rience in feeding No kind of farm stock icquircs moro delicate care than tho sheep There must bo sufficiency but never excess A little too much or too rich feeding will get tho sheep off its feed for sovcral days after In Â¬ experienced feeders should always AVith these havo roots of some kind moro grain can bo fed without danger of injury as the roots keep the bowels looso and prevent tho constipation that in sheep as in everything else is tho frequent cause- of indigestion four-year-old Now Ilymans Mixed Pickles with- Â¬ New out a rival as to quality York full Cream Cheese Fresh Oysters Crackers and Celery The choicest of Moyune Gunpowder Tea A roasted coflee at J7c per lb A 6clect line of bottle that is great goods fresh and new on tho road More goods for a dollar than anybody Plenty of choico fruit a specialty with m- o- If you want a tender steak and are willing to pay for it call on me The greatest bargains 1 havo a ever offered in Hour machine and make Ilambcrg steak It is easy to cook and very fine I want to 6oll you something good and keep all lines W R NUNNKLLEY Tillage is manure and it is water as well It helps to develop plant food in the soil And in a dry season tho liner tho soil is kept if only two inches of dry dust is on tho surface Bucklens Arnica Salvo tho moisture below ife prevented from evaporation and tho fino soil absorbs Tho best salve in tho world for cuts as much dew every night as bruises sores ulcers salt rhoum fover thrico tho hard soil will do A farmer sores tetter chapped hands chilblains known for his big crops of potatoes corns and all skin eruptions and pos- Â¬ and corn put his cultivator to work ovcry Monday morning and went itively cures piles or no pay required through his crops regularly onco a It is guaranteed to givo satisfaction week Ho grow usually 300 bii6hols or money refunded Prico 25 conte of potatoes aud 80 bushels of com and it was n bad year whon ho had or box For salo by IV S Lloyd less than this The cultivation did it Children Cry ior Pitchers Castorla Ho bolicved iu tho old provorb Farmers Homo Journal Ono of tho greatest drawbacks that a farmer can possibly havo is tho do siro to procure mora land than ho can easily pay for or properly cultivate 1 Many a farmer has thus been kept laud poor all his lifo i H ey -f Fqfr im T rwISWBP 8 1S9L ii MT Tfjimble Bros STEBLlJNfcr ALLOCATE TUESDAY DEOEMBEB Kcnucdy Bros havo tho Xmas PERSOlHA- Bcmcmbcr Cassidys cost sale of Savo money by visiting Cassidya presents for tho loast money furniture cost salo of furniture J0 3t l6 3t Thos Botts wont to Mt gt A great many persons who have Go to Kennedy Bros for a nice Monday W II Bush will ship flvq car loads JM found no relief from other treatment of cattle for G W Goodpastbr next Xmas book t t Mr A A Ilazclrigg spent Su3 linvo been cured of rhoumatism by Thursday 25 Howard in Lexington Chamborlains Pain Balm Do not For Xmas rockers call on Cassldy givo up until you have tried it It is Dr R P Gu errant of Daril Strayed from Clay City on tho STERLING KY MT only 60 cents perboltlo For salo by Fon Sale A wcil improved farm night of Nov 1st a wliito horse 1G was in tho city sovoral days last we T G Julian of 125 acres 8 miles from this city on hands high eight years old light Davo Faulkner is in Hi Sforlii good turnpike rood dwelling consists mano and tail forctop clipped a speck this wcok on business Tarpaulins any size at Skates and sleds at Fleming of 8 good rooms stock barn and all in tlio right eye a natural saddle burg Gazette 15 2t W W IJi eds lG 2t - s W W Bkedi necessary outbuildings plenty of horse and harness marks on him Tho Wo call attention to tho salo of tho To The Farmers good water Parties wishing a good abovo reward will bo paid for his re Â¬ Mr W D Thompson andwifo lq subscription best stand for a country storo in this last week lor a winters staV homo will find it to their interest to turn to G W Locknane M Ono year In nrirancc Florida part of tho State Bead Mr J W J J After llirce month call on tho undersigned for further 16 3t Clay City Ky Through our Building Loan After six months Morris advertisement of salo of storeparticulars Mr T J and Mrs W N Anc A very fino quality sweet mixed aro visiting house and dwelling at Grassy Lick Companies wo can securo you loans Mrs G O Evcrc W S UiciiAnT on easy terms o will aho write pickles at Baunes Call and see Cassidys lino of Xmas Salo Saturday Dec 19th Olympian Springs you the cheapest and best of Fire I still have nice lino of quconswaro Fon Revt I havo thrco nico sized furniture Dont forget Kennedy Bros when Life or Accident Insurance Judgo Oscar McKcnzjo of on hand that 1 am offering at a bar Â¬ rooms to rent in my now brick resi Â¬ Liberty was ni tho city yescrdal Bead Mr Morris ad of sale of looking for a Xmaa gift MCCORMICK Vanahsdall gain Ed Mitimklt dence on Sycamoro street I will ins way 10 uovmgloii store house otc at Grassy Lick This Ofllce No 30 West Maiii Street On Thuralav night tho following Wantoci Sltuatlon as Editor rent them all together or separate peiitiiiol Democrat building is a pplcntlitl oppoituuily for ono who Miss Laura Fordon of Springil officers were elected to servo for tho Apply to Tnos WiiiTT Jeweler Unci a htund for a country 12 tf wants to 111 who has been visiting Mi coming six months in Fidelity Lodge An editor who is a versatilo aud store Tho First Stop nie D Brown for tho past two No 50 K of P W II Bryan C C W S Lloyd has an elegant silver and nowsy writer and a competent at tho W Ji Lee V C E E Bomar Pre Â¬ tea set on exhibition at Ids store To and experienced journalist desires a Jiae returned home acconipar Bowers minstrel Beach Perhaps you aro run down cant W T Sydner late W A Dollavcn It of It and S eacli customer who buys a dollars position as editor of a Democratic of Bourbon coua Opera IIouso to night sleep cant cat cant think cant do and M of F B F Kobinson M worth of goods ho gives a ticket that weekly newspaper on a reasonable Miss Mattlc Quicksali Seen anything to your satisfaction and you Voris and Clayton arc bulling at of TJ C II PetryM of A will entitle the holder to an opportu salary References and sample of wonder what ails you You should tho State F Jj U passed th prime cost to close business This is nity to secure this beautiful service editorial work furnished upon appli- heed the warning you They For elegant designs in aro taking tho the city yestorday to attend a m no catch penny announcement cation Aro you In need of an editor Bonn Â¬ first step into nervous prostration of tho Executive Committee at mean business Now Hymans Mixed Pickles with- for your paper If so address P O Now Box 1G5 Slmrpsburg Ivy out a rival as to quality You need a nerve tonic aud in Elec villo to day She will roturn Doultou morning a lire started in York full Cream Cheese Fresh lloytil Worcester or tric fitters you will find tho exact tins week aud will probably Id Oysters Crackers and Celery The the oilioi of the Sharp burg Hotel Now hominy evaporated apricots remedy for restoring your nervous tho Secretarys office in this city Boyal Hungarian waro choicest of Moyuno Gunpowder Tea aud peaches at Tlio ofiiee which was ti detached goto Bahnes system to its normal healthy condiW S Lloyds Messrs Jas Bush Mack Clarkl A roasted coffco at 37Ac per lb duetto ud but the firo was room was A select lino of bottle Louisville Tobacco Market Furnish- tion Surprising results follow tho Robt Barnes and Missefl Md that is great Holiday Rates subdued without further damage goods fresh and now on tho road ed by Glovor Durrett Louisville una of this great ncrvo tonic and alter- Â¬ Bent and Stella Thompson of More goods for a dollar than anybody Lose tome 200 fully covered by in ative Your appetito returns good Sterling Charlton Wallace W Tobaccp Warehouse Bound trip excursion tickets local Plenty of choico fruit a specialty surance digestion is restored and tho liver ington were guests of the fam If you want a tender and through will bo sold between all with mo Sales on our market for tho week and kidneys resume healthy action Judgo J S Power from Wcdn For useful and ornamental furni Â¬ stations on the Kentucky Central and steak and are willing to pay for it call on me Tho greatest bargains just closed amount to 2G9G hhds with Try a bottle Price 50c at W S night to Monday last Fleming call on Cassidy ture Louisville and Nashvillo railroads at ever offered in flour T have a receipts for tho same period of 1517 Lloyds drug store Times Democrat and supper ono and one third fares December 20 machino and mako Hambcrg steak The Masquerade social hhds sales on our market since Jany 1 inclusive It is easy to cook and very line T P Martin Co is headquarters Dr G w Moore who has 1J given Friday night by tho ladies of to 25 aud 29 to January I want to sell you something good and 1st amount to 1483 lG hhds Sales of for Christmas goods sick at the homo of his brothci city for the benefit of tho Y M Good returning until Jauuary 5 Par- keep all lines the tho crop of 1890 on our market to this law Thos White for tho past tl C A was a decided success from a ticular attention is called to the fact W R NUNNELLEY RELIGIOUS date 102805 hhds that excursion tickets can bo pur- Â¬ weeks was so far recovered as ti financial and social standpoint About Our market this week was characN 70 was realized and all who attended chased to any station on tho L Barnes keeps the finest lino French Spurgeon tho great London preach Â¬ able to go to his homo at Olympi terized by great activity in new bur system on above dates h nday Ho hopes to bo able to candy and prices low report a most enjoyable evening ley tobacco The offerings of the er is very much improved and his entiro charge of his practico S F B Mouse Sec the grand street parade of Beach Dr J A Vansant a well known week embraced 1141 hhds of new friends aro moro hopeful of his final day or two Gen Pass Agt physician of our city was married to hurley and the prices realized were recovery Bowers to day Fino lino of merschaum pipes ele- Â¬ Miss Mary Harris of Fulton Mo highly satisfactory to sellers Tho No Time to bo Waste Rev W J E Cox recently pastor Tho jail has been improved by tho gantly carved also ulain cheap at Thursday Dec 3 1891 Tho Doctor rangs of valacs for fine now hurley of the Georgetown Baptist church introdvetion of twenty iron bedsteads T G Julians While times 6eetn a littlo and his bride reached this city on was from 15 to 2Gper hundred The has resigned pastoral charge of tho Through the courtesy of Mr Tipton Friday evening and have rooms at following quotations fairly represont Baptist church at Maysville to take order to start things to movinjr The case of Sam Everett charged the Jailor and Inquire Henry Jones effect January 1st Ho lias accepted I will sell anything in tho with Jtho killing of Judo Langston Mrs Chorn8 on Maysvillo street our market for old hurley tobacco Chairman of the Jail Committee we Mrs Vansant is well known to our Trash dark or damaged tobacco a call from tho Baptist church at lino at very close figures Just o were shown tho improvements now was on trial in tho Circuit Court tlio people having spent much time ou 2 to 3 at prices quoted Staunton Va joJ going on for tho comfort of tho pris past week It was called Tuesday visits to Colory trash 3 oz Silverino Watches 3toG her cousin Mrs E J Reid Dr E W Bcdingcr of Anchorage 3o0 Gold filled Watches oners and tho improvement of the and on Friday tho jury brought in a Sho is a gifted woman with a wide Common lugs not colory - 3 to 4 04- to 10 verdict of acquittal Messrs Z T Colory lugs State evangelist preached at tho 1250 to 2500 Rolled gold pj sanitary conditions of the jail 5 to 7 Young C It Brooks J II Ilazclrigg range of iuformatjon ainLwill verily Common leaf Southern Presbyterian church Sunday chains guarranteed 150 to j It T Smith always the right man and II M Woodford represented tho be a helpmeot to tho elegant gentle Â¬ Medium to good leaf - - 74to 12 morning and night most acceptable 12 to 22 Good to fino fillers Walnutf clocks 225 td 350 N in tho right place is now with W A defendant and Commonwealth At- Â¬ man witli whom she has linked her sermons Those who had tho pleas- Â¬ and I will convince you wjll Select wrappery tobacco- - 22 to 33 Sutton undertaker I sell torney M M Redwiue V It Ilayncs life Wo wish them all the happiness ure of listening to him speak in tho at a bargain y world of Fon Rent Eightcon acres of good highest terms Wo call intention to tho advertise Â¬ James P Casidy and County Attor- Â¬ possible in this of tho discourses ho de- Â¬ Thos Mm tobacco land with sufficient barn livered ment of the dissolution bale of Voris ney W A DoIIavon represented tho ours room and sticks also wood to burn toClayton Go to W S Lloyds Thec gentlemen arc Commonwealth Tho case was given Oysters in bulk and can daily at Dr R Hiner pastor of the Method Â¬ beautiful in bacco beds Within ono mile of ofiering goods at prime cost to close to the jury at 11 Friday and about 2 R M T K Baiixes For information apply ist church this city is at Gilead in Court house out their business You can tavc p in they hi ought in their verdict Fino Ware i Harrison county holding a protracted 18 lt money by going to seo them as they Cut Glass Mr James W Scholl a young man at this office U- Books booklets vases lamps c meeting Rev Reed missionary to intend to close out their stock and Toilet Sots of Jefiersonville this county was ar Â¬ Farm for Sale China filled Dr Hinors pulpit morn- Â¬ for Xmas presents at low prices at tho prices tt which they aro offering - Pure Perfumes rested Wednesday upon a warrant ing and evening Sunday and deliv Â¬ Kcnncdv Bios goods i eei lain to make them go Best Books charging him with arson tho grand A first class blue grass farm con ered in tho afternoon a most interest Â¬ etc etc The Tobacco Glowers hottso has jury at this term of the Court having BowutV minstrels are bet Â¬ Beach taining 300 acres within 2 miles of ing lecture on tho customs aud people Â¬ found him an indictment against ter than over this season to all Ken joined the Exchange and tho war be If you buy furnituro tmei Mt Sterling will sell all together or of China tucky papers say tween that house aud those known as Tho offense charged is said to have Cassidys cost salo is still in parcels It is all good tobacco or Elder W T Tibbs filled tho pulpit od the Exchange houses is over Sovcn committed some four years ago at lG 3t Elder II D Clark pastor of the of the directors of tho Growers house which timo Mr Scholl was conduct- Â¬ hemp lands Has two largo tobacco of tho Christian church Sunday morn Â¬ SETTLES BRO Christian church of this city was at once tendered their resignations ing a store in Jefiersonville The barn and is ono of tho most produc Â¬ ing in tho abcuco of tho pastor tive farms in the county For further Elder HD Clark who was called to called to Eureka III on Friday In alleging that they could no longer act goods belonged to him and were in The celebrated K information apply at this office Luiekn HI to attend tho burial of d tiiiiruin in snug uie sail intctit with the hoiiAO under its change of sured in tho Hoffman Agency of this goneo of the his mother Elder Tibbs much to Break Cirtj the best n1e Htli of his mothir policy The majority of the stock Â¬ city The building belonged to Elder Judgo Wm Limine of Frankfort Hie edification and gratification of the manufactured by Settle Tlio tnuris of Mrothrr Clarks large holder of the Glowers house thought J B Grcenwade It it just to Mr congregation by whom he is greatly the action necessary becauso tho houso Scholl to state that hu has always so last week argued the motion fur a congregation preached ono of his in Â¬ Mt Sterling Ky mandamus to compel George A Whit Â¬ beloved aud indeed of tho cntho had been losing money lately since far as we havo over heaid been con ney to enter the subscription of 100 imitable sermons and sent his hearers community go out to him in sym Â¬ they had been able to securo very fow sidered upright and honest in all his away feeling that it was indeed good crossing cases iiiauiciiL 000 voted at tho lato election by Mont- Â¬ to havo been Atf bums pathy in his burrow IJro there Tibbs Bros at lowest prices buyors to attend their sales There is dealings and that ho claims there is gomery county on tho bonds of the served tho church for many years as Useful Christmas presents at Cass- sonio talk of starting a new house by nothing but spito in the charge Midland road Col J S Hurt ap pastor and it is no disparagoment to Lard cans and sausago in HI idys thoso opposed to tho change of policy peared tor Mr Whitney and presented anyone to say that no man who ever I5 2t Gibbs extra small peas only at W W Rt in the Growers house his hide of tho question Judge lived in our midst did moro good or An election for officers of tlio Y M H M T K Baunes Cooper on Friday evening rendered a them than hein the years that he was C A for the year 1SU2 was held on Tlio ino t elegant lino of Hollands decision ordering the Clerk to enter with this people lait Tuesday night and resulted as gold pons peail and ivory holders An honest Swede tells his story in follows President L T Chiles They aro the best cheap at T G plain but unmistakablo language for tho subscription ou tho books of tho Toys Toys now open at T P Mar- vice President II B Young Treas tho benefit of tho public Ono of my company The caso will bo appealed Julians tin Cos urer J O Miller Recording Secre children took a severe cold and got Call and seo tho display of nice tary G W Sherrill Money suffi Mr Daniel Maupin an old and ic tho croup I gavo her a teaspoonful Mr E S Cunningham ono of tho fruits for making black cakes in tho cient has been iaiced to put tho or spected citien of Howards Mill died of Chamberlains Cough Remedy and best kuown business men of our com- Â¬ T K Baiines window at R M ganization oti a permanent basis ami suddenly Sunday morning aged Gl in five minutes later I gavo her one TO NIGHT munity has becu tendered and has ac- Â¬ vooni3 will bo at once secured and years Mr Maupin was born and more By this timo sho had to cough Exchange cepted the agency of tlio Louisville fitted up for tho convenience and ac Â¬ raised in this county and though up tho gathering in her throat Then Decaraj Tobacco Warchouso for tho counties commodation of the membership blind from early childhood ho has she went to sleep and slept good for Tho Ladies Missionary Society of of Motngomory and Bath Mr Cuni Great reduction in millinery goods been an active business man for many fifteen minutes Then she got up and tho Baptist church open an Exchange ningham is a hustler and tho man at T P Martin Cos years Mr Maupin leaves a wile but vomited then she went back to bed during fho holidays in the storo oi who by fair and honorable means se no children Several years since he and slept good for tho remainder of Sharp Trimble Denton Tho cures moro tobacco than ho will do Tho Tcfiorson Florenco Combina connected himself with tho Christian night Sho got tho croup tho second friends of tho socioty aro requested to tliis year for his house from the two tion will presout the at - FAMOUS the Lexington Opera IIoufo tonight church and has lived a consistent and night and I gavo tho same remedy bring donations counties must bo up and moving aud a large number of our people will exempary life since ho gavo himelf with tho same good results I write w Wo can call to mind no man who has go down on the aftornoon express to to tho service of his Master His this becauso I thought there might be Robert T Smith with W A Sut- Â¬ moro friends than Mr Cunningham attend the performance The Rail- Â¬ funeral was preached yesterday at 11 soino ono in tho same need and not ton tenders his professional services nor ono who more thoroughly enjoys road Company will run a special train true merits of this wonder- Â¬ as undertaker to tho citizens of Mont Â¬ tho accommodation of thoso who a m by Elder B W Trimble and know tho lot tho confldenco and esteem of all who Charles1 A Thomp gomery and adjoining counties shall attend from Lexington to this his remains were laid to rest iuMach ful medicine AND know him Ho represents a first class scen Des Moines Iowa4 50 cent bot- Â¬ placo after tho performance is over so pclah Cemetery house and is in a position to mako Finest Uniformed Band that any who desiro can return to- Â¬ tles for salo by T G Julian Tho Democratic caucus of tho mem- Â¬ good every promise ho may mako to night Faro for the round trip 1 Fino perfumes of all kinds in cut bers of tho IIouso of Representatives tho farmers iu Ids territory Ilcservcd seat tickets to tho perform glass at T G Julians If you want to seo somo of tho most failed to mako a nomination for ance on lower floor 200 in bal 3 JETC J tasteful and beautiful articles to bo Speaker on Saturday scony 150 Sovontcen bal- Â¬ Family Bibles Wo saw at W S Lloyds the most found anywhere go to AV S Llbyds lots woro taken with Crisp in tho Teachers Bibles elegant display of tasteful articles drug storo Ills display this year lead and Milts a close second The Fino perfumes at W S Lloyds Indox Bibles Swiss Lilac suitablo for Christmas gifts that have surpasses anything that lio has ever caucus adjourned till 10 oclock yes Â¬ Silk sowed Bibles Maybells over been brought to iih city Books heretofore attempted THAN EVER v fir37 terday jnorning Genuine Crab Applo Blossom Paralleled Bibles tm in beautiful binding elegant and Atkinsons White Rose cheap at T G Julias FU-tasteful wares splendid dcsignsln cut Now crop NewiOrleaU8 sugar and R T Smith is ono of tho first in Aflmtcolnn K KA rrr itS Great lino of novelties at T P Mar- - glass in Bhort anything you want molasses at Kentucky to invent or uso tho art of Now York Cream ahd Edam chceeo served teats atr Y S Lloyds 1 - L Co 8 BAitjfEs is beautiful and artistic R M T K that store embalming tho dead at R M T K Barnes jm Wholesale Grocers TRIMBLE BROS - Wholesale Grocers 9 THE ADVOCATE rates -- 1 Â¬ - Â¬ ay Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ m Â¬ 9 i Â¬ n -- -- work-a-da- Â¬ Â¬ X Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ GRAND Â¬ Â¬ OPERA - Â¬ Â¬ W j Tuesday Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ Beach -- BoWt Heir-at-La- w MINSTR1 1 Â¬ VMIj -- BET 1WI4 k ifci t if I flat Ji - MT STEBMBTGr ADVOCATE TUESDAY DECEMBER 8 1891 e advocate HARRIS MASON HORSE AND TRACK Monbars has reduced his record to 2 1GJ Sidney scorns to bo at tho head as a producer of early speed mm mi ivrwsvmHLAiMwwi i The Great Closing out Sale iijh m j jujwpjww Proprietors R TEUMNG TUESDAY DEC i 1811 at yon rnnsiDENT mu eefe OROVER CLEVELAND Of New York It is roportcd that Jack 2 12 will bo trained again by Budd Doblo next season lini d lei Each Department in this store and every article in the grand GKRIEAT stock must go within the next five weeks SALE Silks Dress Goods Cloaks Car pets Wall Papers Shoes Com Our sales during the past two weeks have been simply menbe cienny snowing that the people know a good forts Blankets all Linens and Do- thing when they see it Every article in our store has marked in plain mestics and all Notions go in the been great knowledge figures and one price to all 2174 No of values is required to see at running out have Tho night south bound express of Wilkes glance the big reduction we have made These summer but taken up general slaughter East Tennessee Virginia and robbed about January 1st and put in train and jia road was goods MUSTI3E SOLD Low prices not tho eastern trip near jioiuc uu ing preparatory massed puffing ads will sell them A visit to our You can not afford to miss it next summer iucsday night Very little store will convince you that we mean busi secured wa beengoing tho rounds of the It press in the East that Beautiful The choice of a lifetime to supness Come examine goods and buy Emperor of Dom Pedro II tho youngest dam of six 230 Paris Hotel Bedford died at ters in tho world She nineteen ply yourselves yr oclock France shortly after years Sontag Mohawk tho nighVof Thursday last His - Alfred G 2 193 has given way to James Madison 2 177 as tho fastest son of Aiikco Of Kentucky Tlioro aro but two Nutwood mares at iVIo Alto and both have produced Judgo DoIIavon has been appointed 2110 trotters Brown to try uio juoorc- Ralph Wilkes 2 218 by Keel Wors case at Elizabothtown Wilkes will bo trained next season by Frciich Senate Friday reported C W Williams of Independence its Tariff Committees proposal to im- John Wilkcrson who is one of the pteQ a tax of tlirco francs on foreign fow trotting horso drivers that nevor sugars buys a pool recently purchased a 210 Figaro was acro farm near Tcrro Haute Tho French newspaper cdnesday lined 500 francs for open- Fausta 1 has reduced tho pacing iption for the benefit of tho record to 2 22J Frou Frou holds tho tthed Archbishop of Aix ycailing trotting record her mark is now 2 2o These lillics arc both by said that the Tennessee con- Sidney re- iill bo returned to tho branch Tho gray ghost Guy 211 J is fisons m a lew oays uuanis aru now being employed to piotcct them owned by a minister in Mississippi uud tho strangest part of tho yarn is ho Eepubltcau members ot tho that he never saw tho horse step a use met in caucus at tho Capitol heat in any of his races Mturday evening and nominated cx- Its immaterial now when the rainy eaker Reed aud all tho old officers season commences in California They i re election cant get any moro records if they The Treasury Department decides trot all winter Bccauso why atSlfnportcd block plates dipped in Theyve got cm all now iscountry for tho purpose of making Senator Stanford has accepted tho aro American aud terno plates offer of CI W Williams to breed ten fa under tho McKinley act marcs at 2500 each to Aiion during Senator Turpie ot Indiana will tho season of 1893 lie asks that he h parly in the session of Congress intro- Â¬ allowed to select ono of tho colts dur- Â¬ duce a constitutional amendment pro Â¬ ing tho season of foaling at 10000 viding for tho election of United San Mateos Freedom 1 229J States Senators by popular vote Regal Wilkes and Ilaxel Von VICE - IHESIDENT JOHN O CARLISLE 2 20 all been will be ARPENTER Proves tlie sensation of the hour and a grand success The magnificent stock to be slaughtered without mercy tttTrw anwv Tva DONT MISS THE Onir Clotliiii n TtT P F Nit AT Offeree In jJ TO BUY Boots Shoes Hats Furnishing Goods 4f sf yK T rKy ft Â¬ Â¬ ini- - Â¬ Kwo stopped men Â¬ to moiioy ha9 ex Bra- Â¬ Bells Â¬ zil tho is trot- Â¬ 12 of tho daugh- Â¬ bed- Â¬ ter Trobolla andhor husband DEu were iu attendance at his side is is of age dam of seven 2 30 trotters to date and Count Bells duo three years younger than Beautiful Give credit where credit is JILjj JLgJy Rmgold MT STERLING KY f Admiral Walker lias been ordered vjako the Chicago Atlanta and BonwtoB011 ftnd proceed to tho South i ontlC Diauoit ami assuuiu uum- lio Headquarter win oe ai mttA Tho Yantic and Essex t fleet organizer of tho atci Leaguo of Republican clubs rp imcf E Byrnes of Minneapolis Itiijias been indicted upon tho changing a mortgage for to eight and raising llio Wo jjjojn the altered document rrif national cajf Electioneer has ninety eight to his credit in tho 230 list and they run from yearlings to At the latter age there is one and one at ten years five eleven twelve twelve eighteen and tho same number of ten and ono yearling Eleven of theso performers aro from Gen Benton mares aud twenty four from thoroughbred marcs eleven-year-olds nine-year-olseven-year-olds ds four-year-ol- ds three-year-olds two-year-ol- ds WEST MAIN ST Ljc Ml CARPENTER W A Sntton Exclusive Undertaker 3FAGKET W STORE MASONIC TEMPLE Kentucky Midland R R THEELKHORN ROUTE Direct Connections Via Paris for Georgetown and Frankfort Lv Morchciid II V - an stewing - irr y inciiesier -- Lv Winchester K C L Morris Old Stand OF IT did You ever Hear Such Pricos as We Quote You lo per pnpnr Ntedles lo per pnpor Hair Plus hi lo pel paper ICulttliiK Needles two Bets for So Uuokn and Kyes Ia uud 3c h card Salety 1lus io per doz Thimbles 2o eaoh Tape 2o and 3c per roll Uihlini Cotton So a spool Cologne 5c JO laoJSand lie per bottle Swans Down Kaca IowilerGinud 10c pr box Toilet onps 5u 8c and 10c a cake Hnlr llru tHH 10c i5c2Uc 25c J0c 43o eacli Turkey lied Embroidery Cottuu twuspuoiH lor Acts Embroidery Floss sllb nt 8o and 10c pr doz We can uliow you tho cheapest lino of Note Riper lu the city Commercial Note 5c and 10c per quire Linen Note 10c a quire jBreniakcr Mooro Paper Com pos one hundred cents on tho a0will bo a very pillar of light aIho various failures that have in this city Fifteen and onts on tho dollar seoms to bo t jwith others Courier-Jour- w officially declared that tho jn Chiifa is tho work of a anization ot brigands and on tho road to exterminate he latest dispatches say that ages havo been ransacked y more native Christians When will people learn that a colt will generally correct tho defects in hi8 gait as ho learns to trot Many trainers begin tampering with tho gait of a colt before ho has learned to use his legs at all Every horso that was ovor foaled has a gait of his own and it is folly to attempt to mako a horse go according to somo model Every great trotter has a way of going of his own aud oftimes his actions might bo called very faulty Protect his legs with boots and givo his head a littlo freedom aud if ho has speed ho will learn to show it Monroo Salisbury attributes his phenomenal success out East with his string this season to tho care he and Gcorgo Starr bestowed upon tho horses They wcro novcr alono for even half an hour Mr Salisbury says theyve got about 2500 trotting and pacing horses in training cast of Kansas and if you dont keep your eyes open thoyll spring something now and phenomenally fast on you any day and tako all tho money in tho pool box Breeder and Sports- Â¬ man uzaam i km 5 00 nm am Arr Im Is 7 10 45 am am Lv Gcorfjctow n Air Frankfort Tvlailg 10 17 1115 8S0nm am am 5 45 am 6 50 nm LvFrankfoit Lv foipetown Air Im h Lv Mtoteillng ArrAIorchcad Keeps constantly on hand 9 10 am a complete stock of Coffins iu a am impm n ui am lupm Caskets Shrouds and every- Â¬ llDpml im thing usually kept in a first 33 ni 2 S3 pm class undertaking houses 020m 0 20 pm Mr B F DORSEY will 7 07 pm 07 pm pm 8 pm assist 8 me and attend all calls day and night 00 pm 5 8S 1 Ilns at 7 10 10 4 Lv Paris Lv Winchester SI 735nm 545pm 11 25 am 015 pm V 12 40 am 7 05 pm 105 am 7 30 pin 05 pm PUHSE- Sv have a nlco line of Purses at Vfl 10c mv iovv oI uu ttUU IOC eticu Alarm Clocks 03 cts each lV Jck of UNDERWEiIl and Children cannot be b iit In fir InUs cotton we K vo splendid values for 110c 2c 30c 4Sc and GOo esch Iu wool we can irlve ou a beau Â¬ tiful vest lor 75c 85c Sw 115 each Wo mu show yon tho largest and bc assortment of Hosiery to b lineuoil aii- f 30c 40c 4Sc ooc mid 75c per WrltlUR Pens So per iloren Load PuocIInSc uud 8o perdozen Invclopsoo per package ralr Call and sec us before purchasing- - 0 00 pm Ky Midland Trains Daily Land for Sale 117 ncres of flrst clnis Blue Crass land situ nteil on tlio u iters of Hum Lick three miles from North Middlctown and nine iiiIIoh from Jit Steilinjr for sale About tin oc fomtlia of it Is well timbered It has ou it a good comfort Â¬ able duelling and good tenant liouw and two to bacco barns that w ill hold from eight to ten Jarr of tho U S Court on i of tho Central Trust Corn GEOBHARPER VERNON CLARK Gen Supt Con Pass Agt General Offices Frankfort Ky N M FEENEY -- Save Yon Money - 2i I3ST- - aud we will West Main St MT STERLING KY IW i 3 crcdit- joulnnailnv nlnrwil tlin Tifh- Beatty iholasville Irvine oad in tho hands of a ro- o appointed Col John Mc- - Jew York and other FOR SALE four miles from Winchester on a good turnpike road in an excellent neighborhood convenient to churches and schools Comfortable house small stable good orchard one third of the farm good tobacco land the balance suitablo for grain aud grazing TWENTY NINE acres adjacont to tho above two thirds of which is good tobacco land aud in grass the re Â¬ mainder suitablo for cultivation LIBERAL payments will bo given ou either tract WE also havo for sale a number of residence lots situated around the new Kentucky Weslcyan Collego grouuds New streets electric lights and water Prices rango from 300 to 750 per lot For further information call at this office or address us at WinchestcrKy Â¬ FIFTY SEVEN acres of good land acres 58 ncres of good Illno Itas land iyt miles from North MIddlcton n and 9J miles from Sit Sterling on tho Paris plWe A Vo 1 stock barn good No 1 outbuildings Comfortable dw ollling t o good orchards well w atered fencing etc Iloth farms in good neighborhood and closo to churches and school liout e Will sell on reasonable tenns Address or apply to J W McCLUItE 13 tf Winchester Ky ED MITCHELL DEALEE HARDWARE QUEENSWARE position La- - ual report of tho United STOVES asurcr shows that tho net venues of tho Government fiscal year were 392612- 468G35 less than for the ar Tho expenditures cx- trcmuims on bonds pur- o 355372G81 an increaso 198 Tho postal rovonuo was 65702908 and tho cm 72067580 iJig report of tho Controller Irencv shows that durincr tho tiual October 31 ono hundred ltethrco uow banks wcro or- fltli a capital of 20000000 same period forty ono as- Wont into voluntary liquid- twenty fivo becamo lusolv-number of banks in opera- e date named was 3694 capital ot 684765865 Tho king of all tho level headed horses however is littlo Direct tho pacer In all his long and arduous campaign from a no record raco down to tho fastest mile over paced by a horso and his thrco unparalleled As agent for the owners I will sell to the heats against Hal Pointer tho littlo highest bidder at tho Court hoiuc btcps in ilt Sterling Ky on black boy never made a single skip Saturday December 12 1891 says a well known writer Hints of 10 acres and a valuable farm containing on which is a good tobacco barn This land lies of purchase wcro made by a syndicate about three miles from MtStcillngnn tliolllnl ston turnpike and is a part of the farm of the of Tennessee breeders as as was pre- Â¬ late Samuel Owings w filch was allotted and par dicted but his astuto owner gavo titloned to J W Clay Iucy O Clay M C Clay and Green Clay jointly them to distinctly understand that ho This Isararoonpoitunity for anyone desiring T GSTUART Co a small fnnn w ell located and Direct wore inseparable I will be Real Estate Agts of TKItMS Tho propert j will pmsold on a credit six and twche month the chaser to eve sell any other horso I havo got said cute notes with approved security and a lein will bo retained on the land for the payments ho to ono of tho syndicate except Fon Sale I havo pure bred Po Â¬ Possession ghen March 1st 1802 that littlo black fellow but I cannot land China pigs In pairs or single j Will clay afford to let go of that level head I which I will sell at reasonable prices am breeding trotters and pacers and W F Hknuy I need that head in my business Judy Ky J CfeHdre Cry forfrtelwr Cwtoria PUBLIO SALE1 CO 1 Heating Stoves on the market New South Cane Mills Cooks Evaporators and Fish Bros Wagons of Agricultural Implements The cheapest nicest and best line of Cooking and And a Full Line gEfja 2 THE ADVOCATE Plimitom Cnniiou Among tho strangest of phenomena nro tho exploslvo noises thit havo been heard for years over half of tho largo urea of tho Ganges delta nnd that havo not yot been assigned to any Mtlsmc tory cause Tho noises for tho lack of a better naino havo long been known m called from na tho Barisal gnn Harisal tho chief town of tho district to which they aro mostly confined Tho startling sounds were tho subject of a long discussion at a meeting of tho Asiatic Society of Bengal but tho learnod members aro no nearer a solu- Â¬ tion of tho mystery now than when it was first discussed and written about ninoteen years ago Tho sounds resemblo tho explosion of bombs or tho thunder of heavy guns Thoy occur at quito regular intervals but mobt frequently hi tho rainy sea- Â¬ son and their usual accompaniment is a southerly wind They aro heard along 100 miles of tho coast and up tho many branches of tho delta from 50 to 100 miles Inland and duo north as far as tho Garro hills about l50 miles from the coast Tho low ing swampy coast region for ilfty mile inland is thinly inhabited and strange as it may appear no ono ever seems to bo at or near tho place where tho noises Tlio meeting of tho Asiatic originate society was prolific of theories as to tho cause of this phenomenon but no theory was supported byoidenco entitling it to much weight Tho noises are vai iously assigned to atmospheric electricity to subterranean or subaqueous agencies to tho bursting of bamboos which last however pro- Â¬ duces a noiso moro liko the crack of musketry than tho boom of artillery nnd also to tho breaking of the tre- Â¬ mendous surf rollers along tho northern shore of tho Bay of Bengal tho sound of which it is urged is borno far inland among tho river channels Bos- Â¬ 1 Â¬ Â¬ ico M- - ir fi 1 IM t i Kfi E st wiser instinct of all domestic animals prefers walor near tho tomporaturo of tho fiourrouuding air in summer and in cold weather that which is near Cows will often tho blood heat drink from sono muddy pond while refusing clear water from a deep To get them to drink tho latter well it should bo pumped sovcral hours be foro using and allowed to warm all it will in tho sun Tho laws ol health aio taught in our schools but not in a way to bo of much practical benefit and aio never illustrated by living examples which in many cases could easily bo done If some scholar who had just con- Â¬ tacted a cold was brought beforo the school so that all could hear tho dry loud cough and know Ms significance sco tho thin white coating on tho tonguo and later as tho cold develops ieo tho profuse watery expectoration and thin watery dischargo from tho noe not one of them would over for- Â¬ got what tho first symptoms of a cold wcie Tho scholar should then be iri ven Cliamhci Iains Cough Jleincdy flL1v tiat a might feo hat even a soveie cold rouiu no cuieu in ono or two days or at least greatly mitigated who l properly Heated as soon as tho first symptoms appear For salo by T G Julian Tho Chiistian Union closes an ar- Â¬ gument in favor of closing the Colum- Â¬ bia Exposition on Sundays with these sufficiently liberal words Tho Christian Union is not a Sab Â¬ batarian journal It does not believe in the Puritan idea of Sunday it docs STERLIra ADVOCATE TUESDAY DECEMBER 8 1S91 Man is tho only animal who craves FIREI FRE1 Tho cnhl drinks in hot weather MT - FIRE -- Jtv LLH - want good Insurance insure with HOFFMAN If you want reliable Insurance Insure with HOFFMAN If you want to insure in compa nies that pay all losses promptly Insure with HOFFMAN SsSS s232SS3S If you He represents morc companies and pays 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 -- iw aLvf ijLa for oar fe i p Sw BSEr 1 Infants and Children Cauitorta cnrea Colic Ooatlpatlon M D L M ft V CMtorllBOwendiptedtochIllrenUAt known to me Hi CVi VUWU ttX AcnJ Dk KmLSST CVa Prcmt0a JMWUOf fl If ftbUUUfr 1UJUT1UUM UlCUUUtVOf Mj iPBI The uiio of Castorla Is bo unlrenud and well known that It Bex ma ft work of supererogation to endorso it Few are the Intelligent families who do not keep Castor la within easy reach lUmirlis so Citoos his losses with lata Pastor Woomlngdalo mjtgt7t Bafonncd Church Y For neTeral years I have recommended I your Castorla ond shall always contlnuo to do so as It Una Invariably produced beneficial results Ii Fdww F Fardsi M D rMgW Tho Wlnthrop Wtu Street and 7th Aro WjF Kew York City Ml f It Tine CxsTAun Couwurr 77 Muniuv Gioeut Mew Tone HA A HCOFj2Jl3a AKr -- MANUFACTUKEKS THE FISCHER LEAF CO OF- - KZEisrTXJOKz Tobacco Growers NORTHWEST COR 13th Association Warehouse MAIN Sts LOUISVILLE KY Iron Slate Grates Stoves -- Wood Mantels fare Air Grates Hollow Sash Weights EtC Rates 150 per hhd 30 days free storage ace per month after 30 days No deduction for d 3 snmnlps Mnrlr vnur tnhnrrn f10W T7T O TTATTPT7 jiio nuuoji W T JOKES of 2 T M ft i M Agents for American English Tile i Qwi 1 T 1 1 1 11 llemy Coiintj JfannBi r 1IA11KY SNOOK of Shclbj County ABStMonfi 433 OFFICE 1 ton Transcript H Had 1orcottrn Something r V I was staying on the Itiviera when Sf 18S8 occurred I was awakened by u shock which dashed two pictures oil tho wall of m room nnd upset tho washstand While I was striking a match mother shock strewed me and somo chairs among I sonio fragments of broken crockery had presence of mind enough to re- Â¬ member that during an cirthqitako you aro no safer in tho streets than in a covered building so I dressed without mad precipitancy and after a des perato strugglo to open my door which had got jammed walked down stairs The sight wis ono never to be forgot- Â¬ ten Men women and children in deshabille were huddled in tho front hall crying shrieking and praying Some had bolted out of doors with hardly any clothes on and had mado for tho sea where they clamored to bo rowed out in open boats about tho worst thing they could do Among the panic stricken folk was an old gentleman in pyj ima who had comedown tno stairs thno stepi at n time But on reaching tho liall ho ex Â¬ claimed that ho had forgotten sumo thing and must go back His friends shouted to him that tho upper stoiiei were dan crou bat lie turned a deaf ear bounded up stairs and prcMitly rotui ned p nting Tho thing w Inch ho had forgotten was his set of falso teeth Cor Loudon Graphic the famous convulsion of if v not think it Scriptural nor for the ad Â¬ vantage of the people does not regard the Fourth Commandment as of bind ing force on the Christian chinch or the American people believes in tho Chiistian Sunday not in tho Puritan Sabbath hat no wish to enforco its own idea of Sunday by law and would resent tho attempt of others to enforce their ideas of Sunday by law It repicsents not a Puritan constitu- Â¬ ency but wo believe a much larger one in uiging on giounds of public wolfaro that tho Columbian Exposi- Â¬ tion regaid the day which by com- Â¬ mon consent this Xation has devoted to rest and to opportunity for religious woiship and unselfish woik Â¬ SALESROOMS 435 West Jefferson Street l T niLi 0 1 ixy lv Cant Ii IS IT WORTH SAVING in Louisville a hhd of lohacco A Tracy Solicitor you to cell at any old Warohoui supposing the hhil to net 10 aa follows Warehouse charges 200 Commission 100 10 lb Sample 100 -- 10a It will cost von to pciI IOIiIhR at Hie naino rato 1000 It will cost you in 100 no de ioll at tho GROWERS HOUSE tho Mime tobacco ono hhd 1500 Showing a diiTorcnj Unction for Mimplp nnrommiinii 10 hhd in favor of tho GROWERS HOUSE of 200 If you aro in tho tob business for money and consider this litlln sum woith 6aving in the salo ten hhds of tobacco ship to tho GROWERS HOUSE It will cost f ii it p pi rt rt ti h II Eupepsy t This is what you ought to have in fact you must havo it to enjoy life Thousands aro searching for it daily and mourning because they find it not Thousands upon thousaiub of dollais are spent annually by our pco plo in tho hope that they may attain tliis boon And yet it may be had by all We guarantee that Electric Bit tors if used according to diieclions and tho use persisted in will biing on good digestion and oust the de Â¬ mon dyspepsia and install instead eupepsy Wo lccoinihcnd Elcctiic Hitters for dvspepsia and all diseases lvcj stomach and kidneys Sold a iimiy Knee lt 0 cuts and 1 per bottlo by W S He was telling about tho wind in ono of tho new tates Tho i rain was going Uoyd druggist in tho SU110 direction as the wind Wo cauio up with u p uiy of s ctiou1 Tho now saivant gill hied two woikmen on a handcir They got oft kinds of furnituio polish on the roee to let pa pis tho tr tin tpping in tho wood dining tablo She dcclaied meantime Thioucrh somo oversight1 iat Amoricn furniture polish was tho liaudrar left iilono for n mo- g a ment ami win whisked awav bv tho ot while beeswax two cakes wind It mined rapid headway nnd railo soap niul a pint of lurpcn beforo tun workmen lenlied the fact itlindn huu r d arK start and was hie Sim boiled tho soap and wax just hustling Tlio section superintend logethcr that is she melted them Im ent ordered tho gaiu to boaid tho on- tl0V ltU1 together Then she gmo ami men lie train moved alicad poncil in the turpentine All tho after tho lleeiin ear Tho engineer went easy at first thinking tho iittlo haul wood in tho houso shines liko fjl ow Tis tho way car would soon be lecaptuied But1110 no tht ear n j in for a ince So ho l hey imiko the bars siiino in Dublin opened tho tlnottlo nnd tho big loco sho said Texas Stockman motive nnd run dashed ahead at tho rato of fifty miles an hour It was a Opinions of tho Trade South long chase and tho conductor told mo that wo traveled over soventv miles to X flml Chambcilains medicines catch that handcar I suppose tho handcar would havo beaten us into VC1T excellent particularly Chamber Chicago if it hadnt had ti hot box I lam s Cough Henicdv B E Ethcr- tell ou tho wind is nw fill out there idge llallcttsville Texas Brooklyn Eagle I havo tried Chambcilains Cough uctncuy witli great success J Tan- Aicnseii His Irii mi Alderman Iliggins is tho owner of nciet Wavelaud iliss two haidsonio and vahmblo dogs One Chambcilains Cough Homed v can is quito small while tho other is a r t bc bcatW L Davis Liberty good sized follow Thoy aro both well i Tho other morn bohaved nnd pilot ing tho little dog started up tho street I havo used Chamberlains Cough alone Bofoio ho had gone far two Bcmedy in my familv and consider it Mior dogs met him nnd a fight ensued the best I havo over tried W J i i which tho httlo ono was badly pun we Doraville Ga 50 cont bot- i hul After getting away ho turned and went to tho Iliggins studio whero tics for Bale by T G Jidian his big ehuiu was reposing A fow mo- th ments later the hirgerdog wanted togo l0 f f ho LCU out tho door was opened nnd ho dart- - tenant Colonel reg- of Infantry od up the street Before going far ho nU a J8 aml aIdollocimp to G met tho two dogs who had assailed tho MiIcs boou formally decorated httlo one and n tho lauguago of tho wlth tho Congressional medal of Hav- - ll0U0l amall boy ho licked em both Tho medal is in recognition Ing accomplished this work ho went j0f his exceptional valor in ropolling back to tho studio wagging his tairnnd Picketts chargo at Bloody Gip on tho apparently inueh pleosod at having thiid day of tho battle at Gettysburg avenged his comrade Bath Mo Eu- - saving tho national capital from fall- terpriso ing into the hands of General Lee i t-j un for Engineers Firemen Mechanics Printers and Paint- Â¬ ers Try it Elastic Starch a great inven- Â¬ tion Finest line of French and Amer- Â¬ ican Candies in the city Large stock of fireworks Currants Figs Dates Raisins Preserves and Jellies Try Almeta Roasted Coffee 3 pounds for 100 N uranapas wonaer boao equalled - WIT l y- - STRATTON BosiNESS College1 JJoUletplng8hortUandPenmanMpc9 fftKt No e3kA7tM n Write for Catalogue and full information W mSJtHS W Bbbibjl 1 BRYANT BE ot col mi oa THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE 1H Ni cho drc Ire he h BaumSon 19 E Main Street Mt Sterling Ky TREATMENT BY 11 nhalation 1529 Arch St Philadelphia Pa Â¬ For Consumption Asthma Hay Fever Bronchitis Dyspepsia Catarrh Headache Debility Rheumatism5Neuralgia AND ALL CHROMIC NERVOUS TONIC CURES 3MT EC O- The well known SURGEON nnd RPFnrATTRT nf Dlnninnni n d dent Physician of the PjinADFirniA Ginkbai Hospital anl Physician i mu wiuo iufuii AL 1STITUTF na lor tnirty vearadevotcU hifi attention UM thotreitincntof CHRONIC NERVOUS FEMALE AND SURGICAL DISEASESsu as Druiioiinis yaiarrn uourjn mieumaiism all diseases of the StomaohyBbwol BbiuiN biVDi munujo Diuuaer ocxuai urgan3 Heart Nerves and Bra niWasn-- O BOQ MAN VIUl fmi - V UUU bill UUIUMIIIirei HE WILL BE AT THE I9th--Hi- Toun DISORDERS It lias been In uso for moro tlnn twenty cir tlioiHindti of until ntri hue boon Uvitcd nml n oci ono tliouKiiml iiIijhIcIiiiis lmoiac cd it and iiccunimcim u a oiy Hinuicim It Is LOSS OF APPETITE Indigestion Dyspepsia Nausea Sour Stomach Sleeplessness Headache Nervou3 Pros- Â¬ NATIONAL HOTEL MT STS Saturday December s j itttt tutc nsrci alile Tlioiois un nncous not brckcninggniill tntc Weaknoss nor - Action and Rosult3 istlio tltloota book of joo ikm piibllsliul by liii htai kvy ft 1nlcn Uiicli Imm in all liiinln is full lnfoiiiiulloii ai to Ibis lLin nlablo cmuho iiifcnt anil a iiconl ottmtpiIsiiiRCiiifM In n Midu lAuga of chronic cascs iirinyof them nftci bcini abandoned to Will bo innllut Iico to dloby otlici iilijBiclaii auj iiddics4onoiiiliuatlon Compound Oxygen Its Mo do of VJimfWrU Ytprmnnontl In use for 5 years hv eminent physician and Hurgeonx In the United Mtme- - and pro ractliod llttlo or no am nnunccd by thfia Ilia best TONIO exunt ntnorx fall It cures where ullyour DruggUt Tryltuud bo convinced Aslc for It of Back Fceling3 ei cued wltuout pain or Instrumental Inter Languor and Lassitude Gen- Â¬ XoiSr111 TUUrS utUolrcrllcSterility is usually tho result of carelessness or Ignorance It can bo remedied eral Debility La Grippe Kpllcpsy or fits cured by n never falling treatment JStc Etc uctiiit si mimy cuscs can do cured AU - tration Neuralgia Pal- Â¬ pitation of tho Heart Loss of Energy Rnfnpntnn Pvnvu CTniiiil CONSULTATION AN1 KXAMIXATIOX 18 all about your disease nnd thi will receivo tlmt kind nnd consldenito nttehtlon whiei always proves satisfactory local treotuient I Mam nlceslnrv nrriin KSEerffiteieas ui II L I N Y 18th Regular Visit pl 1 GK llttEOvl fi V a110 w11 nmmni 4 li1 yo o ireu 1Q cu8 Hlstreatmen PRICE J ED RAY 100 PER BOTTIiE CO OIBUI1B i itc vmy lxmuve cure pogirxafo1 Uyr cc mitSSt0mLBf52HL rm tnaificrotlon andosrosc will beiifntlvmr1iiniel T r urTo curmin jifMiiinnnifi in t mia - j nolooyZoarH own pecu Manfs and rS01 Drs STARKEY 1529 Arch 120 Sutter St St- PALEN I ltI DOCTOR Profrs without pain tnoiiev phenomenal enbrt o frij mi nr1- moy SllOUId - JF MV u onraii detenTlon ia - COIlKUlt lis wlthnnl B l v X X - i - 3CY iTi Phila Pa San Francisco Tiinnhuii nlfttlSL- - Vd cuuCnca fSu tho best of Judgment csoa bcc ctrcclc1 n oW n aiicccM nil forms of nrctnl Jert caxs u PIIM nimMnh dscovof hla own n - urui In alt ewe and eaiot mo cases which ho makes hlssnoclalty nV mvMi S2fi Please mention till naiicr j I Tako a few dollars to Caldwells and seo what a lunidsotno overcoat Unclo Lob Ilazclrlgg will tjcll you for them IACXERS I PURE Ull B Q leoadta These Cebntcd ENOLISII PUIi arc a 1oiitlro Can for Sick llbaJucV llllloaiau and Oonatlputlan Srmll pltai ant and n furorlto with tltcS Indlca Bold In KnjUnt for U IKd In America for CA IliLtn from nnt riFtilBa delayed Tm USUally crowa nt W lMIOOECIt A ro Wtiageforrcvlu rtVrtZStet nnl - iin5PllMWm uiuiiipuoii 1 difficult ease whloli have baA hotter to call early In tlodar to avoid should brine from t All tonsultations Corresnoiidnnr Treatment wnt C O D in Dr 0 H iail luciruriiio luv POMlblo personal consultation -r vttoca 0 CCUJ lUUUiauimi uniiea Htatos nnd Canada Address uil BOQKAK Box 703 Cincinnati fA uM nwvfl l I MT STERLING APVOCATE TUESDAY DECEMBERS 1891 5 THE ADVOCATE THE KITCHEN Cookies Ono cupful sour cream 1 t cupful Msar a pinch of salt and a If fceiwrtfus teasponfhl of saleratus jrfdrr the yolk of an egg may bo Flavor withnutmcg or grated M6 lemon rind Flour to roll Theso will bo lighter and crispor if after tho ingredients a nd about half the flour are mixed tho dougli is left for from 10 to 20 minutes before adding tho remainder of tho flour Tako ono quart of new milk half a pint of Indian meal two eggs half a tcaspoonful of salt and ono cup of sugar Boil a pint of tho milk stir in tho meal while boiling cook flvo minutes and add the remainder of tho milk then tlot it cool Whon cold beat tho sugar Bid eggs together and add stirring Itho wholo thoroughly and bake ono ynir in a deep dish Good eaten cither hot or cold Pine aitle Tiuple Soak a pack ago of gelatine in a cupful of cold water put it into a bowl with two cupfuls of whito sugar ono peeled and chopped pine apple tho juico and Srind of a lemon Mix cover and let stand an hour then pour on three cupfuls of boiling water strain and Set on ico to cool mucozo hard Tvhcn it begins to jelly whip tho whites of four eggs beat in a spoon- ful at a timo whip well and set on iico until ready to serve Indian uidinu flank were put in a small sauco pan with oie quart of cold water and When hours cooked for threo strained there was a pint of stock which could bo used for tho tomato and macaroni soup Ono quart of stowed tomatoes was put with this qnd tho sauce pan placed on tho flro When this boiled there was stirred into it ono tcaspoonful of sugar one fourth of a tcaspoonful of pepper two tcaspooutuls of salt and three table spoonfuls of cornstarch mixed with half a cupful of cold water This simmered for twenty flvo minutes As soon as tho thickening and season ing were added to tho soup a generous half cupful of broken macaroni was put in a stow pan with a quart of boiling water and cooked for twonty flvo minutes It was then drained and and added to tho soup and all was simmered together for tou minutes Tho vegetables were prepared and put away in cold water Good uutil tho timo to cook them Housekeeping Â¬ Â¬ immediato predecessor Threo terms seem to bo considered about tho proper tiling for a first class Speaker Mr Randall tho twenty ninth Speak- Â¬ er was threo times elected Speaker so was Mr Carlisle who followed him immediately Another threo terms Speakor was Nathaniel Macon of North Carolina IIo was tho filth Speaker but tho first from the South Henry Clay broko tho record ho was six times elected Speaker In onu Congress ho resigned tho Speakership to go to Europe to arrange tho treaty of pcaco with Great Britain But he came back to the next Congress and received tho Speakership again By tho rules of luck tho thirteenth Speak Â¬ er should have boon hoodooed the rest of his life But in fact ho was tho only Speaker who ever reached tho Presidency Of course tho name is guessed James K Polk And he was elected President against Henry Clay another ex Speaker Louisville Times Â¬ The following would indicate that here is still hope for the paralyzed FraiiK Cornelius Puruell Indian Ter Â¬ ritory t ays induced Mr Pinson whose wile had paralysis in tho fne to try a bottle t Chamberlains Pain Balm To their great surprise before the bottle had all been used slio was a great deal better llcr face had been drawn to ono side but tho Pain Balm relieved all pain and soreness and tho mouth assumed its natural shape It is also unequable for rheumatism lamo back sprains swellings and lameness 50 cent bottles for salo by T G Julian L Boarding House Kentucky Central R R BLUE Restaurant Â¬ AND GRASS ROUTE IitUAi Shortest and Qnickw Route Cant Sloop Nights Is tho complaint of thousands suffer Â¬ ing from Asthma Consumption Coughs etc Did you over try Dr Ackers English Remedy It is tho preparation known for all Lung Troubles Sold on a positivo guar Â¬ antee at 25c and 50c T O Julian druggist That Terrlblo Cough J have rented the Bauni bulldingon CENTRAL KENTUCKY Enst Main street and have fitted up a number of rooms I am thereTO ALL POINTS fore prepared to accommodato my fc friends with board and lodging by the week day or meal Special attention Through daily train servico between paid to Court day dinners Charges Cincinnati mid Middlesborouyli reasonable and points on L N 11 U d A STEPHENS tfOBTH SOUTH 31 tf FchMiilc in Lffcct Nov Dally hxpiiit No 1 13 1M1 SoutliUound No 5 Fast Lino L Mm 8 00 pm u aipm 10 21pm ii iHipni 8 OSpm NEW GOODS Accm Dnllv Lx feun No 8 Le Cincinnati Lo Cmlnistoii Iai Cuitlilina Ait Iuh Air Luineton Lo Ialmoutli --8 10 a in -- 8 is a m 1U I 4 SPEAKERS OF THE HOUSE Tho first Speaker of tho National IIoiiho of Rcprc entatixcs was a Lu Â¬ theran clergyman Rov Frederick A C Muhlenberg Ho had four straight terms in Congress and in tho Fiit and Third Congresses ho was Speak Â¬ er Ho died soon aftor Then came 1 Johnathan Trumbull who went from tho Speakership to tho Senate and then was elected Governor of Connec- Â¬ dying in office ticut eleven term Johnathan Dayton of New Jersey was Speaker of tho Fourth and Fifth A Homely Recipe A wax finish Congresses and then Senator Theo Â¬ for furniture woods can be made by dore Sedgwick of Massachusetts died mixing about threo ounces of washed almost immediately after tho expira- Â¬ Itallow and threo and one fourth tion of fiis singlo term as Speaker pounds of wax with ono pint of tur Macon avIio was the fifth Speaker pentine constantly stirring whilo has been mentioned Ho was kept in soiling and until cold The pasto is Congress after his 6orvico as Speaker fbbed in tho superfluous wax ro- - until he was seventy years old and de noved with a wooden scraper and clined to run Joseph P Varnum of hen gono over with 6oft woolen cloths Massachusetts went from tho Speak lutil it shines Some men prefer to ership to tho Senate Clay was three fot tho wax dissolvo in tho turpentino times a candidate for tho Presidency f cold as thoy may fancy tho heat di- - sat in tho Senato twice and served in Iminishps tho polishing effect If a tho Cabinet coat of French polish bo afterward ap- Langdon Cheoves of South CaroIplMil it deepens tho gloss lina John W Taylor of Now York Beet Salad Boil tho beets and and Philip P Barbour of Virginia tchop not very fine Mako a boiled wore ad interim Speakers so to speak dressing and pour over it For boiled That is to say they were sandwiched lressing tako onoteaspoonfumustard in during Henry Clays twelve years too teaBpooiifuls salt two tablespoon- - holding tho office while Clay was out Is sugar ono quarter saltspoonful attending to other busiuess Thoy enno popper one half cup vinegar novcr became distinguished Andrew oggsouo cup cream or milk and Stevenson the eleventh Speaker was fablcspooufuls of melted butter a three times wiffner but lie went dry ingredients and moisten out before tho end of his third term tho vinegar pour on tlw two to become Minister to Spain John eggs stirring as you do so Bell of Tennessee was a Senator lo cream and butter Place the after lie was Speaker Ho was also il a pan of hot Avatei and stir Secretary of War under William thickens Remove from the Henry Harrison Robert M Hunter md hot away to cool Tnis of Virginia took up tho gavel which w mav oo iifccu lor lettuce or James K Polk laid down For twen- Â¬ lads ty years afterward Mr Hunter was considered Presidential timber His a iiiivi Lius is ciainieu to jest bread made To make it name was mentioned in conventions lo quart of warm water aijd and in 18G0 he was considered anlong cake ot Fleishmans yeast tho available men for tho head of unco of salt and ono pound tho Southern Confederacy Then for Mako a thin sponge and twenty years ho was forgotten and in tto stand ono hour thon add the midst of Mr Clevelands Admin- Â¬ one half pounds of flour It istration the country was astonished fcv stand three hours or until to learn that this once eminent Demo Â¬ lerf a smootli elastic dougli crat still lived and was holding a littlo 900 office John White of Ken spring back if pressed with tucky John W Jones of Virginia Br cut in one pound Joavcs ono hour and bako twenty and John W Davis in succession had iicioro ono term each Whito went on tho in a very lipt oven jin tho oven cut threo cuts bench in Kentucky after being Speakach loaf with a razor Whilo er and killed himself tho only sui- Â¬ swash tho tops of tho loaves cide among tho cx Spcakcrs Jones spongo dipped in milk to and Davis died in their prime Robert 0 Winthrop of Massachu- Â¬ setts the protego of Daniel Webster Fish Cut up about three was Speaker of tho Thirteenth Con Â¬ any favorite whito fish into gress in 18 19 and went into forty ion t two inches square put years retirement afterward Then a sauce pan with threo Howell Cobb of Georgia and Linn butter two large thinly- - BoydfcOf Kentucky had each a term juions two ciioppect appiep a of tho Speakership Cobb was Sec- Â¬ toilful of mixed powdered retary of tho Treasury afterward y tell ad a tablespoon of chopped under Puchanan Nathaniol P Banks gins witii perfl Stir over tho flro until tho camo back to Congress forty four tioir cue t treatment ire nicely colored inon auu a years after ho had been Speaker Be J cup ful of good stock a tween times ho hud been Governor of ital lnter tcaspoonful each of cuyy paste this Stato and a Major General in tho lied powder and ground rico made army V James L Orr of Soufli Carosmooth paste with a littlo cold lina and William Pennington of Now a pecul and a slight seasoning of salt Jersey were tho Speakers of tho next cure dlsclmrp pepper simmer genuy ior ni two Congresses bringing tho record for twenty minutes then add a down to the beginning of tho war iircon lo urlnw a ipful of cream and simmer a few Thoy were scarcely heard of aftor tes longer ns Servo piled up high thoy wont out of Congress Gahjsha dlscoTfjj fiitro of a liot dish surrounded A Grow waa tho Speaker of tho Irm neat border of properly fllouso whicticame in with Lincoln rico Ornament tho top of and after him were in succession which should bo made Colfax Blaine Michael C Kerr of Ttly flat with alternately patches Indiana Randall J Warren Koifer voIdW lopped parsloy and silted egg of Ohio Carllslo and Recd Mr put a fow sprigs of parsley Korr was tho only Speaker who died tho baso and servo immedi- - whilo holding tho olllco nuPv Mr Blalno was tho twenty sixth lentiaV Speakor IIo had threo terms so did akd MACAnoxi Sour ddrew Ixiuo and littlo bits of tough Schuyler Colfax who was Mr Blaines innati Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Have just received complete lines In tho morning hurried or difficult breathing raising phlegm tightness in the chest quickened pulse cliillncss in the evening or sweats at night all Rapid Milking WINTER GOODS or any of thce arc the first stages of FALL consumption Dr Ackers English Many agricultural writers advise Cough Remedy will cure these fearful Camels Hair in PLAIDS AND milking rapidly as necessary lo ob- symptoms anil is sold under a positive NOVELTIES BEDFORD CORDS tain the largest flow of milk In this guarantee by T G Julian SERGES HENRIETTAS ROUGH thorn is only a p irtial truth Gener- Â¬ A Cure For Paralysis EFFECTS SILKS Etc ally those who milk rapidly do so because of long experience It is some Â¬ Frank Cornelius of Purccll Ind I Induced Mr Pinco thing in which kill i required by Tor says whose wife had tho paralysis in the constant practice and the milker must ix learn to do the work veil and thor- Â¬ face to buy a bottle of Chamberlains oughly and to o hantllo the udder Pain Balm To their great surprise aud teats as not to give pain to the before the bottle had all been used she CLOAKS animal and when ono has done that was a great deal better Her face had the first week in September been drawn to one side but the Pain he may strive to increase the speed However let two milkers who havo Balm relieved all pain aud soreness Cassimeres Blankets and a com long milked the same cows ono milk- Â¬ and the mouth assumed its natural plete line of Dry Goods shape It is also a euro for rheumaing much more rapidly than tho other tism lame back sprains swellings and Noitons Hosiery change cows and it will bo found in 50 cent bottles for salo by lameness Etc Etc most cases that Loth lots of cows will 5 lt T G Julian shrink in their milk The unaccus- Â¬ tomed toch annoys the animal to such In Misses Ladies and Childrens an extent that she does not give down her milk Either ir is not se Â¬ sizes creted or she possesses tho power of holding it back to the extent of less ening her production several pounds in a day Probably it is the former upon the same principle that one se- Â¬ cretes more saliva when eating food that is highly relished than when OLD KENTUCKY ROUTE eating that which docs not tasto right Tho injunction to milk rapidly N H and H V CO E D however may havo done injury in Onr stock of Heating and many cases by causing those who wero unused to tho business to exert Cook Stoves is ready for yon SHORT LINE TO unnecessary strengtluin pressing the Philadelphia WashlriRton teats or against tho udder to force a giving down which caused pain to Baltlmoro Now York tho animal and by so doing defeated Old Point and the ea hnre its own purpose as it checked tho seT1IK DiniXT LINT TO cretion In some cases there is no doubt that this vigorous squeezing Loxlneton Louisville and pulling has been the cause of St Louis Kansas City breaking some of the minute bloodChattanooga Momphls Onr large and handsome vessels and causing bloody milk aud AND ALL POINTS and in more cases it lias produced an in stock of Qucenswnrc Lamps will be oilered at very West and Northwest South and llamination of tho udder that resulted low prices until Jan ist in garget or ropy milk Southwest Tho motto for the milk yard should IN KtTKCT JANUAUY 4 1891 bo Handlo all cows gently and Ini t Ilmtil AoV inAiV m Mull quietly so that they will not dislike East Eound Dully iprVa Diilj lul Daily KMiniun the handling and whon milking llnjtoii Iu 7nim illiin 7 liinill Wim after brushing aud washing the udder Wlnclieitur S21iin 7 OOpm 10iinli0iin Mt stfilhi Air S5iuu 7iUim 7iiim luui to remove all dirt that might drop in luuoinu in 11 Air OlhiMHU JM lOJOtm oaipni UJSim the pail milk steadily without paus 12 llpiiinaipm Asliliml Mmiii I iltlMti liur ing as long as nhe How is kept up umi lliintiiiKtiiii Air lLxlpiiiIIU7pni ULain and without tho uso of any more force than i needed to keep up tho stream West Bound DAILY to the full capacity of tho orifice in the If yon dont think we mean Huntington liooam 20pm Upin teat t 2JDII1 LUpm Â¬ Â¬ Lo Lo Air Im Air Winchester Lve Winclitster Kiclinmnil Illeliniond ISeiea Lo 11 12 1 1 ir a m 411 a in lSnm K i 0 llijim Mpm 02pm tStmi IIIIpiu 3 1 16pm 23 12 10 12 10 1 S3 1 3 am in pin p in iniimi li 13pm li 30 pm 7 Air Llilnjrstoa Lts Lulnpiton Lu l fnwloti Air tolllill I I 2 3 13 p m 4 10 4 CO pin 03 pin 03pm 7 33pm 03pm pin pm Ait tiimhiirn ia bin Io Cmjlllamsbiirj Iao Lo III li Lt iiiiiiMHiivino Lo IllUWIJt Lo Miiilil iiKi i 1 3 00 p in 3 32 II in 41 iI 13 p 111 17 53 p in p ni 4 NEW WRAPS Air Iau Kicliniouil Lo Air Stiiiifnru Koi m 5 15 p I 20 pm 4 i jo p ni 5 20 45pm urn No 7 00 7 50 10 15 4 Noitli Hotind JACKETS Ait lLMiinril Lo Lancautcr Richmond Lpiess Dally No 2 Daily am nm am No 0 Kx bim Dally Â¬ ZEIGLERS SHOES ATTENTION Â¬ everybody We have strict ly low prices for j i mms Ait Coibln Lie uiiiTU ap Lie MlilfllfHljoroiiKk Lie Iiniillle Lie llii linillo Air Coibin Lie coihin Lie loiidnn Air LhiiiKstoii Lie LilliiKston Lie Ileiea Air Iliclimoiitl Lie Itielunoiitl Air Winchester Lie Winchester 1aiii Lie Ciuthiana Lie Kalmoutli Arr CoiiiiKton Air Cinciiinnti Li Lc Lit lellico WllllaVbV s 05 am 8 4 am o 35 am y d S3 am 6 38 am 47 am 8 33 am 0 25 am li 33 am tl 2 C- s - 10 11 03 am 15 am 10 1111 41 pm 41 pm 11am 05 am li 35 7 10 11 12 12 12 1 1 Aii Lie lim Leiiiton 43 am 7 00 am 5 an i 8 24 am n 21 am 10 40 am 10 55 am am am 2 27 pm 2 00 pm 2 37 pm I 07 pm 4 01 31 pm 55 pm 4 4 5 34ipni 5 l5 pm pm 3 45 pm 25 pm 48 pm o pn S7 pm C 45 pm MAYSVILLE BRANCH Noi tli Hound No 10 Â¬ Come yourself and bring your friends and we will Lie Tarn Air MllleishinJ Air Jin I We Air IoIiiimiii AirMaysillk Soutli lJoiintl LieCiueiiiuaii in- intuition Lie Lexington - lAsun 7 00 a 111 7 55 a 111 8 is a in 8 40 am Dallv No 12 K Diilv smiu 34 10 10 a a in 111 us n 3 02 in 5 20 pm 0 15 inn 0 3S pm 7 00 pin 34 Jim 8 30 pm No y Khun LioMajsiiliu I Arr IiiIm Daily n 11 No 11 KSun 1 60 1111 2 27 pm 3 20 pni 3 45 pin Daily interestyou LioaillIi LieMilleiburx Lexiiijilon 11 ill lollllMlll Â¬ AirCoiingtOM Arr Cincinnati S V KNOTT Air -8 -- 5 20 3 57 li 5u 7 15 7 111 111 111 10 51 a am 401 in -3 a 111 4 Hi H I Hi C am 1 um 7 37 pm 0 45 pin pm pm Iliiiiafiililii K IS Moii tlcelmmler uf VHlon Trailla Mn1m1-11- I11 n I HI- oall e ATMOII lil a Xgt Nol Â¬ We can sell you Coal Vases and Coal Hods lower than ever R Ni4 limixliiirt fnnhnll nations lion lam Dii ni hlch Is dally except iitlal b iiij except hiimla twaVlTvVil-rCincinnati 1 J- tounnir No Itiiustlally tonll point h except Koiil Mhicli lr lallj-- xcept hu11U1v mU Iv llly - IV II I tl it O iiiiT Dl ni l IuiilO ciniiiiti NoS ciniiiiti NviI1i1 3 VM31 1JW ccmmKlation Aunes in 1111 before No7 lalunmtli Aceouinilatlon 13 pm Anii 01 Knlnimitlileiie 7 05 daily except Mindai c Horses in a largo town are often saved from colic by being allowed to drink frequently rft the public troughs and fountains By doing this the horse becomes a good judgo of the qatity lie requires If a horeo conies homo from a hard journey perspiring freely do not allow him to drink his fill of cold water Let him stand in tho stable till he has cooled somewhat and nitido comfortable A littlo chill- Â¬ ed water may be given and a littlo good long hay may bo put into his rack to tako his attention It will re quire thorough mastication and will havo the effect of preparing tho stomach for tho reception of tho more con- Â¬ centrated food which is to follow Â¬ Â¬ what we say call and see ns and we will convince you Clllll-tti-lllll- j le u 1 1 A1iIiiii1 Hhulllll industi r Mt Millilij ur terms are cash so you do not have to help make up any- Â¬ bodys losses - A Air IHi A IT 0 i7iini 1 30pm 8 2UUU til 1pm 10 11 4 7 10pm OOim s lUpiu l57Ull AiriienUn 7 55 am daily except Noj 1 and 3 make oiiiiiftnmSundav at Winchester for pointHiiiiilit Nv-- j V Iti K fi Cincinnati to MIUdlclioMiiiKli and uniheibiiil inp anU all ni tenucdiatebtitioiHaml uinsilailj I Lcnei Kaliiiouth 00 am S7mn I LuMligtoil 12 3spm 03pm 3 Ulpiu 4 llipi 2im n 33I1U lJUpiii 7 IStni 1 B3piu 031111 S ihun ISpir VisTlllULii KaIIMS linii ilailj anil lino I tllmled ruUiraii Hitiwin lie tueiii luiiiiilU lulitin Wilipijrtui Nc Vmk mid old Iliiut nnifiiit this train li niiulu paifof tho i ululmitiil F F V uf LIMITIM T HE Best IlliO stove Ytti can buy is lltiutiUKtonuu tliuC O liciiitc iit A Onr stock of Hardware always large and good WtWi iJiivJrani imj nil U--l- a-i is I claj liL tw iiii IoiiiKtiiii ami HiiiitfiiBloii tliiect fomiiitliins at lliintiiiKtnn with L V Ity At Acliland with At WmduMiT K It It iiortli and Miutli IhiuiuI and at N L fa and C X O A niKtiiii with UV ItailiiiaiU rwrMAILTIIAINMim iliulv icppt Sun Mako O 1 at the T Io Mith GAS WORKS TI10M In It 1 itff HI THtH ULTI AS Â¬ nij lo7 acres of blue grass land mile from Somerset church Montgomery W W Reed will sell you a cook county Also 89 acres on Grassy Lick lango way below regular prico on ac- 3 miles from Mt Storling Ky Both count of over stock and on heating farms well improved Apply to stoves tho prlcos aro so low that they J S Parrish 10 2 1 are out of sight Mt Sterling Ky tf Â¬ The railroads of Great Britain are coming democratic A few years ago fho Midland Railroad abolished itd second class carriages and al- Â¬ though dismal predictions were made as to tho result of tho experiment it has proved a great success socially and financially Now it is proposed that tho GrcatNorthcrn Railway shall follow suit and tho mere proposal has had tho effect of iiicreasing tho mar kot valuo of tho stock flvo points whilo travellers greet it with approval Come and see us and get our prices whether you want to buy or not ff P 23 IiINJTOX A OI1VK HILL AtCOMMO DVriON dally icipt Mintliir Coinuvts at pofnts and at Lex WnirliiMer to and from K iiijSlou with LS It UfurLiiiUilli K not who have tried hem could bo induced to do with- Â¬ out one Thing in the Vor full infoiiiiatioii in lesanl to Hates lloules The etc apply to any agent of IhU or eonuictlni lines or to H E Huntington C L Brown Cheapest MarM C W Barney li A Ltixiiijfton Kr Loxlnprton VrtJI Ky W S Harrison TlA PLUMBING GAS FITTING Done by thoroughly U A Aslilantl Ky competent CHAS Saddles Harness RE Bridles IS c workmen Mmiliiifr- - nnnlrr ht flf OLDHAM GOS MANUTACTU1SKU OF ly Two Farms For aloV Halters i A certain euro for Chronio Soro Eye Tetter Salt Iihcum Scald Head Old Chronio Sores Fever Sores Eczema I carry ho largest and most com Iteh Trairio Scratches Soro Nipples pleto lino of general Saddlery Goods and Files It is cooling and soothing Hundreds or casca havo been cured by in tho city Ail work made of first class material it of tor all other troutmont had failed a aud by skilled workmen Call and It put up in 5 and CO coat boxes examine stock aud learn prices Children Cry for Pitchers Castor CHAS REIS Chamberlains Eyo and Skin Ointment Alj4toU feg jirf siKaawi 6 MT STERLING ADVOCATE TUESDAY DECEMBER cupants with dynamite Mr Sago declined to accede to tho fellows very and Wilson reasonable request promptly throw a small hand satchel to tho lloo when a terrible explosion followed wrecking tho second floor of tho building Jn which the ofllccs were located Wilson himself and ono of Sasros clerks B P Morion wero lit erally blown to pieces Sovoral other clerks in tho ofilco wero so soverely hurt that their recovery is exceedingly doubtful whilst Sago and sonic others in tho rooms escaped with their lives as by a miracle though severely hurt Kvot y ono on the floor was more or less injured 8 1891 THE ADVOCATE NEWS OF THE WEEK ThoF W Cook Brewery at Evaiis vllle Intl was burned Friday after Â¬ noon Loss 50000 Wells -- Hazelrigg - I l3ME TOT DEALERS IN - X A Philadelphia man has invented an odorless whisky There is a lx dy Detroit blow at tho clovo industry Frco Tress The safe of tho Hopkins County Bank at Madisonvillc Ky was blown G000 opon and robbed of about Tuesday night At Warren Pa A It Blood a wealthy oil operator was killed by being thrown from a horse His life was insured for 300000 By the explosion of a dynamite fac Â¬ tory Wednesday at Hovcretraw Now Yoik six men wero killed The shock was felt twenty miles away The State of Tennessee has ex Â¬ pended about 10000 in paying for the capture of tho convicts set at libci ty by tho rebellious Illinois at Briccvillo Staple 1 and Faney- Dry Goods KJ far the largest and handsomest stock of Dress Goods and Novelty Suitings in the market and all paid for A tremenduou stock of Table Linens Torchon Edg- ings and sosiery all bought and paid ior be- fore the McKinley Bill was passed Report of County Superintendent District No 23 Fort Woods Re- Â¬ ports GO draws 13500 Highest number at school 52 lowest 18 present 23 Mis3 Pinkie Eickctts People and tho samo old teacher trustees afraid to exchange her for an Â¬ other Her popularity and experi ence increase apace but her salary is not raised but reduced rather House has been repaired some needs paint Â¬ ing This is a school where tho pu Â¬ pils are very bright and if the trus tees and patrons would visit tho school oftcner the scholars would soon get rid of some of their timidity Very good recitations from Miofccs llorton Baborn Trimble Keith and several others There should bo a class in algebra and a class in physi Â¬ ology here good material for both Trustees Amos Turlcy and G W Baborn poorjjiands to visit their school 6 -- E have more Carpets than all the town put together I We are the only house that carries the best brands such as LOWELLS HARTÂ¬ - etc etc which they sell as low as FORDS BROMLEYS SELL HOUSES and INFERIOR MAKES other District No 21 Peytons Lick He WELLS ports 71 draws lG0 i0 Miss Lena HAZELRIGG Am9 L Utill 1U jLiuall UU Howard of Bath county teacher is V Or JUONEST UOODS AND HONEST very attentive and bids fair to bo ono go to of our very best Pupils very fond of her and try to please her Highest number 33 lowest 10 present 20 This is far too low for tho number re Â¬ ported should never fall below half at worst School house over on a mud road on a very poor site Trustees Churlcv Frazier Mr Scott and Mr Tiotting seems to have taken a Arm James Ncal seem to take little hold in England Tho Trotting Union enough interest in their school and of Great Britain has decided to insti- tho patrous and people generally take tute a stud book for trotters for the little less This school is decidedly on purpose of stimulating breeders The an upward tendency but at a very members point to the increased 3n slow stride tereit in trotters and tho fact that School District No 19 Great Ex Â¬ the Alexander Stakes in 18S wero pectations Miss Pearl Bruton teach- Â¬ 1 JC590 and this year 1025 er loves her profession has a nice IX A farmer in Platto county Mo school which she manages very niceSeveral nice recitations was faeining for fish in a creek on his ly indeed recently when the net became Childs History No 1 Itoports 87 farm fastened and he reached down to pick draws 10002 highest number 52 it up and found it to be an old copper lowest 31 present 11 This district pot containing G70 in gold pieces is situated in tho best portion of the Tho denominations were fives tens county on a good turnpiko road and and twenties and none of them a date among the patrons may bo found many of our best citizens It also latter than 1857 contains the pleasant little village Duns weekly review of trade shows WDp1 Tho Bun which is the garden spot tliRt the only change observable is a Trustees Daniel of days gouo by Tho only gradual improvement Henry ono of the oldest and best men lgii of an unfavorable character is in this county has been a school trusthat collections at some points are tee at least forty years of his life and slower and harder than usual par- Â¬ that in the samo district Messrs ticularly where the low price of cott n Cord and Davis new men here all in Â¬ leads holders to defer selling as long terested in the hchool as possible No 11 Salem Beports 80 draws During a storm on the Hudson 10136 no school house at all use river Friday night twelve brick church highest number 48 lowest 10 barges cast adrift by the tug Towns present 28 Mr Ficklin teacher end capsized and twenty persons works under some disadvantages in were drowned There wero about this district are some of the best and fifty men on board the diflerent boats brightest children in tho county yet Tho tug had to cut loose to keep from the school as a whole has never been 1 foundering and the survivors saved much of a success good lessons seem Â¬ themselves by clinging to tho over- Â¬ ed to bo tho order of the day here turned boats or swimming ashore many of the children recited in a very The Knoxvillc Journal calls atten- Â¬ satisfactory manner now houso will tion to the fact that as the time for be built in the spring Trustees taking evidence in the suit of the E E Mathcrly C C Shubcrt Stato of Virginia against the Stato of District No 17 Spruce Reports Tennessee for tho settlement of the 100 children draws 220 Miss Clay boundary line between the two States Willoughby is the teacher and doing expired by agreement on tho last her best work now at tho first to win day of November it now goes to tho a reputation her first school Trus Â¬ Supremo Court of tho United States tees Ford Knox highest number to bo decided upon 05 lowest 32 present 40 flvo chil dren from this district transferred to Tho Frankfort Capital says that and will continue from day to day until everything is sold Ladies this is the chance of a life time to supply vouij llcv E A Penick rector of the Epis Â¬ Willoughby district No 30 selves with winter footwear of the best quality S3 Gentlemen our line shoes cannot be excelled in srvln copal church in Frankfort who is Seed For Farmers our line of hats are the latest Furnishing goods of seasonable weights and first class quality Shoes fond of hunting went on tho lands of for babies childrcl a farmer whoso farm is posted and I have secured sonio homo grown jm uuu mmivmiii in gitui vtuibiy uujoj succeeded in flushing a flock of birds Hurley yellow and bluo Pryor tobacco Our prides will shield us from the sneers and criticisms of competitors if nothin else will when the owner of tho land appeared seed for free distribution to farmers when w say we are and told him to leave Tho Bcctor only The Burloy seed weie princi tried to prevail on him to let him pally grown in Shelby Henry and shoot at some of them when the Franklin counties Ky and is tho farmer asked him who ho was and product of due crops and raised in on being informed said Those desiring seed will pleaso Well you 1891 Come and see us and we will prove to you without argument that we intend for vou to can just got off this farm mine are writo mo and the seed will bo Bent by have every cent of profit Campbcllito birds and dont need any mail Stato papers will please copy of your sprinkling Chales Y Wilson Conir A Louisville Now Orleans and Texas railroad passenger train was Saturday thrown into White Oak Bayou Miss by a broken truck and sixteen persons injured some quite se- Â¬ riously Co bankers of Pitts Â¬ Bca Bros suspended some two burg who months ago paying their creditors 50 per cent in cash and giving notes for 50 per cent payablo in a year have called in all these notes for payment at once One of tho worst snowstorms known in years visited the vicinity of Car- Â¬ All the lisle Pa Friday aftcruoou Cumberland Valley suflered the de- Â¬ struction of buildings At Carlisc the loss will amount to 100000 At Mcchanicsburg fifteen buildings were blown down and through the country barns were wrecked and crops ruined WELLS HAZELRIGG iw Hrpgr and Misses Shoes - of M ShorteFs Childrens the cheapest in America ana every pair warranted Also Made Shoes J Johnsons Hand Treatment 111S1S1S7ZT1SI GS- WELLS KC-A2EI3LIIGi-- Â¬ OAXjii I Â¬ OF i hing EtOi Â¬ Some weeks agowe advertised our store for sale as a whole in order to dissolve our partnership and discontinue business Fai in this we have made up our minds to sell every article in ou store at order to satisfvi crny uuuuung nomas mat we are in earnest we will show ow invoices and cost mark No better finer or more stylish shoe boots hats furnishing etc can be found in ML Stfirlino- wv carry the best brands known io the trade We trust that our rec ur u as uusmuss men win oe sufficient evidence ot the genuine ness ui mis saie oaie oegan PRIME FIRST OOST Of course this sale means Cash in Hand In Â¬ MONDAY DECEMBER 7th 18917 r iiia ii GOING TO QUIT BUSINESS Respectfully JJ A murderous lunatic II D Wilson cmne into tho office of IIubboII Sage tho millionaire Broadway New Yord on Friday Calling for Mr Sago he handedhim a letter in which wti a demand fori W250000 coupled with a thrcatJhatupQp a refusal ho would blow up the office and tho ot V A wall of a business building in Taul Minnesota from which workmen wero romoving tho debris fell Friday crushing nino man to death and injuring flvo othors three of whom it is feared can not recover St V0RIS - CL A YTO HuKf Nice lino of Xmas goods at Casii dy Ui Mb IfaP k I i X I v w MT STERLING ADVOCATE TUESDAY DECEitfBER 8 IS9I THE ADVOCATE Mr A J P Barnes and J It IIos kins representing tho Merchants lie- tail and Commercial Agency of Chicago 111 havo been visiting tho ML Sterling merchants tho past week with a view of organizing a branch of tho abovo named agency in onr cltv Wo understand thero was a meeting of tho merchants to elect ofli cors of tho local board last night but too lato to givo tho names of tho offi Â¬ cers in this issue This Agency doo3 not interfere with tho credit of men who deal honorably no matter if they aro slow neither does it in any way regulate prices solo object is to compel men to bo honest with merchants or to pay snot Wncn a cash for goods purchased merchant sells his goods on credit it an accommodation to tho con Â¬ is sumer and if such consumer has no appreciation of tho favor extended and wilfully neglects to mako a rea- 2 sonablo and honorable adjustmont of Uiis indebtedness then ho should bo compelled to pay as ho buys It is bettor for him and much more profit Â¬ able for tho morchaut Many a poor worthy man has been refused credit for tho necessaries of life because of tho merchants unpleasant experience with bad debtors but this system will tend to obviate all that because tho man who docs respect his credit will bo known and havo a standing among merchants while the man who can pay and wont pay and others of his kind will also bo known to the mem Â¬ bers of this Agency and bo absolutely refused credit no matter if ho moves to another town or State his reputation as poor pay will follow him and and tho merchants in such new place of rcsidenco will also rcfiiFo him Â¬ Fruits of all kinds cheap at It M T K Baunis Special bargains in boots and shoes at Sharp Trimble sco thorn Dentons Go LAND STOCK AND CROP I3ST A WE3 DONTiRJEFORGET AND YOU IT We have began and are now in full blast with the greatst sac- Â¬ rifice and closing out sale ever begun in Mt Sterling We will our eyes to the cost of goods Dont ask why we do it We Smith of Judy sold shut Warner Waller Sharp their crop of 10acres of do it Remember this is no chestnuty closing out sale tobacco at 10 cents James Prison sold to Thos Cor midy 12000 pounds of tobacco at 9 cents Ss Dud Foster bought of John Gait skill 81 sheep at 1 per hundred W P Staggs sold to Chas Meng of North Mlddletown 17 feeders aver Â¬ age 1000 pounds at 125 Mr Bonbon Harper sold to Waller Sharp on Saturday his crop of 12 acres of tobacco at 9 cents Simon Weil bought of Caswell and Clifton Prewitt 105 cattle averago 1550 pounds at 125 por hundred Bobcrt M Oldson near Middle town sold 75 barrels of corn toWM Gay at 210 pur barrel delivered also bought of John II Oldham 17 head at Jc to bo shipped tho 15th Worsted Suit former price 20 now 50 A genuine black or Clay Suits formerly 20 now drab brown all wool Cassimere 1250 A good warm woolen win It Grlg by shipped two car Suit former price 18 now 10- - ter Suit sells now for 350 for loads of cattle Jersey City last average 1300 pounds that netted him 50 Mens fine Harrison Cassi merly 6 Kersey Beaver Cham mere Suits former price 5 rock Calatt or any of the finest Thos Johnson weighed 0 Mens fine Clay Worsted makes formerly Brack Friday head of now 4 16 and 8 average 1500 pounds at now go for choice 10 Mens all cents per pound wool Kersey overcoats formerly Mr Wm Bush shipped for car loads of cattle average 250 now go for 775 pounds bought at and 3c He Gravei fc Hall on IIinksto bold to L H Rogers of Sharpsburg llioir crop ot tobacco 12 acres at 8V cents V It will be a great loss to us but be it what it may every piece of goods must be sold Compare our prices with others and it wont take long to convince you that we mean business and not one of the usual advertising schemes An extra fine custom made 1 1 BTXT A O ESISTXTHSTE ONES STXIFE I A to week 3 cents 1 Col to 3 Gillespie 32 1 1 1 oxen five Weil 1G00 1 4 credit t Such an organization as is pro- posed can not but bo of much benefit to our merchants and business men They certainly need some protection where tho custom to allow credit is so Thie organization too universal has proven wonderfully successful in collecting dobts whero other means havo utterly failed and sinco almost all the business men of the place have after a thorough investigation of tho agency taken membership in it wo aro satisfied that it will prove a source of much profit to them as tho moro members there aro in a town tho moro certain it is to meet tho success claim ed for it Dross maKlnpr Mr Samuel trator of James Turloy deceased sold on Saturday to Bcuben Barnes a tract of 100 acres of laud on Slate Creek ono mile from Stepstonc Station at 2605 per acre J Turley as adminis Â¬ A good warm overcoat woolen now 285 formerly 500 Boys overcoats with or without capes formerly 3 4 5 and 6 now 150 175 200 and 300 Boys Suits all wool of the best makes formerly 350 400 500 and 600 now go for 250 300 350 and 400 Childs Suits for 100 formerly 150 In the Boot and Shoe line the same sacrificing fiw ures will prevail To those who have not bought their winter goods it will be a God send Hats Caps Underwear m onuu xiy cii an - muiuucu j1 uus suie lvememuer our time is limited ana first come will have the picK of 0ods t Jilt tt jNT gouus win ue cnargeu in uiis sacrmcing sate nu iNo cnestnuts go wttli us but a genuine closing out sale Look in our show window for prices They will tell the facts more plainly than words 1 1 1 Andy and J A English shipped Saturday 231 head of cattle bought ot different parties that cost from 24 to 4 cents Half of them averaged 1000 pounds and tho rest 1350 pounds A Lylo has sold to F D Spotfs wood of Harrodsburg a weanling colt by Aberdeen for 1000 C II Meng sold to Moses Kalm 84 fat cattle 09 J FORMERLY A BROH STAND - - - Maysville Street - - - MT STERLING KY Winter Wearing Apparel Note following prices at at 1 cents and 15 and Cloaks cents Averago weight 1500 bon News head at 1 Bour Â¬ fSETfci dies Church Mt Sterling Ky where we can furnish all kinds of Monuments Statuary Grave Mark- Â¬ fioo ers and everything necessary to show your re Â¬ Ladies Glove Grain Button Shoesi 00 membrance of and love for your dead We can School Shoes for Girls all furnish the finest work the world produces in the prices from 50c up the way of all kinds of cemetery furniture We Mensfeans pants 75c 100 been PUBLIC SALE street lamps can save you the 25 or 30 per cent oaid to trav and 125 alonjj force of added Mens Overcoats blue Chin- elling agents or drummers and the travelling now pavoments Main street chilla velvet collar 500 preparations SATURDAY being laid and expenses of proprietors who often come 300 or burnt going for rebuilding Boys Overcoats velvet col Id tlistrict Sharpsburg looming up 400 miles to put up work When you buy of us lar 200 250 and 300 imuocd llcnls wonderfully and when you can get what you buy We do not sell one Henos 4 pair Ladies Hose for 30c out railroad Large Valises or small Trunk article and put up another Lloyd has displayed Mr lt for 50c his wonderful tastointho Also we take contracts for all kinds of Free- Â¬ JNO No of Christmas beautiful Mens Oil Feeding Suits war stone you an ideapf and Limestone work We sruarantee sat of ours can ranted to keep you dryj display thVVcautiful thingsho has isfaction on all contracts 2NEIWK 250 him if you want anything to i i 1 prices 2f0 to 5 Chil- E E Barklcy sold to James M Big cna prices 150 to 3 stah 400 barrels of corn at 21 in the Mas J P Marshall Held Mr Barkloy also sold to W I Over Tost oAko Young 100 head of hogs at U cents per pound that averago 300 pounds CORRESPONDENCE and 50 head of fat shouts average 155 pounds at 325 per hundred Sharpsburg Itomo Mr Stephen Lucas determined not JIou Waller Sharp is in Cincinnati to bo outdone by any or all rivals as a on business raiser of iiuc corn passed all competi Â¬ Miss Mary Hill is visiting relatives tors so far in tho corn exhibit by bringing to our oflico twelve ears of at Newport corn that weighed 18 pounds an aver Mrs Andrews of Flcmingsburg ago of a pound and a half apiece visited Sirs J W Allen last week Harrodsburg Democrat Miss Medda Darker u visiting her Experience of the past summer and cousin Mrs J P Grimes at Newport fall settles beyond controversy the Hog killing was the order of tho desirability of Henderson county lands ly last week and many fine porkers for tho growth of tho grape That ent to replenish tho farmers meat tho soil is pre eminently adapted to h V houses tho growth of this delicious fruit there visited Mrs Ann can be no question Miss Mary Turner llcmlcruon Turnor at Mt Sterling last week Gleanor Miss Turnor will in a few days return Old lime buckwheat Hour and ma- to San Luis Potosi Mexico to resume pie bvrup at her duties in tho mission school at R M T K Baunes that place Hor many friends here regret to seo her leave W G TRIMBLE H CLAY McKEE d d KERNS rdi The Maysville St Clothier Gents Merino Underwear white and rey 25c Gents All Wool Underwear scarlet 50c Boys Heavy Boots good per pair ijpioo Ladies Whole Stock Shoos 3 00 Gents Cheviot Suits Heavy weight 500 Gents Long leg Boot 300 Gents Corduroy pants 200 Gents Full Shape Fur Hats 1 Main Street opposite the fOMEto us on Bank and Old Presbyterian v- - New Farmers r i havo ovoral now lijrhta to tho I wlH sell on tlio lucmlses at Grassy Llcl 60voral Oil f activo ro DECEMBER 19 1801 2 p m tho iiroicity known aa tlio Hall at tho on nineo consisting of n imoii rnttinnnr r iwnm mwi si acred of luml itlm toio lionso 2010 f t Hall is Tll well tho alwcnowiented all nteded ntitbullilliijs mul wo got liaa u sooil mcliniil U i eilenlil stand for u conntiy stoic coinc look niunt to chinches ami schools In shoit it in ono W S Â¬ jr m W lino selection Of goods on of tho most deslinblo email pieces of iiropcity in tho county IllSEOSMOn irilCll JnilV Tvinw mmln know non day of sale W II FlETCIIEU Alio W MORRIS Agt 2t 18 Words Go givo sco i artistic and olegant U - Boys Bals Shoes Congress or Ftl 10nO n1 ill lnmAiwln ln niiM AAtato not paid by said dato will bo 21 sueavuponv 7 f- c- All parties haviug claims against the estate of James Wren deed must srosout them to me properly proven JMJCIayinont on or boforo Fobrunrv 100 AND - rf- H This Nov 21 1891- Wm Duyant Agt for Excutrx Jas Wren deod 10 Other articles too numer ous to mention Will pom petc with any similar line in I have opened a first class Restaurant Mt Sterlisg as to prices- - and and Confectionery at Samuels old i quality stand cor Court Broadway CIVE3 IB 1 W Confectionery US A OP3Ik3TCB I Granite t 4t lildren Cry for Pitchers CastorJa MEALS TWENTY FIVE CENTS Fresh Oysters served in any stylo Yourpatronago solicited R F GREENE T0MT ROGERS Maysville Street MT STEItUNG 1 Marl Conipr vfci KY 3wSIe rcKwwt nut c f Ol MT ujwmmiiiiiiiim mW m STJBKIilJsa ALLOCATE TUESDAY DECEMBEB 8 1891- urna raR tflvmni aamsn tezxarza K1 A THE ADVOCATE A T3ELLE IN 1 ARS i rft Tn ya HTBiCssaiEirKs maim TUBiBfB v 1 How could 1 eay I cHil tint lovo him I didnt know I did before I llko lite solemn courteous manner Tlmt makes believe my word Is law I llko him that of all my suitors Hqs absolutely without Haw Of coureo woro euro to moct tomorronr tho dinner too Tho IfcclllkocrjliiR Caul tell him My nnsw er w 03 a lio to ouJ For ho would chango his lovo to scornlnsr His trust to miserable doubt If I could so dlssoinblo lo lng Hed say theres nothing Id not flout four-ln-lin- Hoa cono I beard tho front door shutting Ills olco no more liU glnnco no uiorcl Eo I n 111 weep for hours and hours And pale and fado till I am dcadl Inrdon I came back to what crj Inc Dearest ou dont mean what you said of nil 5 Colds nnd Consumption Modern Kemedica I It will stop a Cough m ono night It will check a Cold in S a day It will prevent Croup relievo Asthma and euro Consumption u taken g A 25 cent bottlo may savo you You cant afford to bo without it in timo Hstnn in TWtnrn liliu mnv Ravn vour hfo I Askvour ilrutrmst for ltorwritoh m 7 ti iT irvTrtjt Xr fn in Wnst niyvulwnv Mow Vnrk fur honk BiBBBBJBrHcBiBiBiBJW is Sin Bin rain iMiBiaiiitracBiMrBiBiai S for Coughs Jii8f x gDR ACKERS Kj Onco ho was n 3 9 jsxeSXHJhjk py that a little cough is a dangerous thing i Aro you a aro that it often fastcr3 on tho k lungs and far too often runs into Consumption and jj Ieoplo Buffering from Asthma g ends in Death Bronchitis Pneumonia and Consumption will alia g tell you that ITSfcH ft3 SfrflM VfWHYDa ffi 1911 III S v ma uujaflriuksb wpu una mi vwamtjiu b Can you afford to neglect it Can you triflon with so serious a matter Aro you awaro that i WWknow 0 Dp you YOU e0UGHg Mt V Sterling Roller Mills badgker go PROPRIETORS Manufacturers ot and dealers in tho Celebrated - ENGLISH REMEDY is beyond question tho greatest iinn Lou Agency T F ROGERS Mt Storllnff Co Ky but then your eyes dear Wero turned nway how could I tell Theirs Is tho language that I study They no er would ha o said farewell And now they weep they aro so true dear Your lips are lovely but In fact It Is thoso lips that make It urgent For mo to hat o a world of tact -- Hoso Uanthorno Lathrop In Harpers Bazar Oh call mo fool SWINTONS LAST TED Railroad nccidents are often caused by disregard or disobedience of orders and tho loss of life and damage to property arc sometimes fearful Wlien such disasters may result from careless ness it is not strango to find rules and regulations to guide those employed In tho train servico as ligid as thoso cm ployed in efficient military forces Operating a s inglo track railroad and particularly ono over which tho traffic is frequent requires great skill and long eperienco on tho part of trainmen as well as on tho part of tho Â¬ train dispatchers The train dispatchers regulate tho movements of all trains from tho gen eral or head office by means of special telegraph wires to tho various stations along tho line Tho head oillco is In communication with every train running over tho road but so long as a train is moving upon its regular sched ule timo it does not require any special order to govern it Only in time of an accident perhaps or for somo unusual cause or in tho case of extra trains which not being down on the printed timo table are called wild trains aro the good judg ment and ingenuity of a train dispatch er brought into full play To avoid collisions under such circumstances it is necessary to issuo explicit orders and to linvo them positively obeyed John Swinton was ono of the oldest and best engineers on a certain roafl Ho had been in tho service for years had begun as fb onian on a switch en Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ gine received his promotion as engi Â¬ neer and finally ran cngino 133 haul ing the fast express Ho was always on timo unless something beyond his power prevented ho was never in bad humor and was altogether careful and Â¬ trustworthy John might have had this run htill if it had not been for au oecldent which so upset his nervgstliat lie becamo unlit for tliqjegular sen ice and was put on tl 10 Ltra list lie ran specials when the president went over the road or some ot ler dignitary had occasion to travel in that way when haste was especially necessary and was always called upon to run tho pay car on its regular monthly trips Ho had a way of blowing Jits whistle so that ono might easily imagine that it meant more than Hccould sound it Look out for inc for ho crossings or blow for a station with a musical thrill awl llnish that was really pleasing While he was still running the fast express and whirled it nenw plains at forty miles an hour thorc were feu peoplo along tho lino who were not able I laid off for exceeding the regulation speed of forty miles mi hour tho limit for all special trains but ho was urged to do that by tho paymaster for particular reasons Tho offense was subsequently overlooked nnd ho did not loso any wages by it It was said by some of Johns friends that ho had a presentiment that some thing was going to happen on that day last winter w hen he ran tho pay car out of thomain station for tho last time It had been snowing nnd blowing with grjat fury for somo hours nnd there was every indication of severe weather Tho snowplows had been put in order and were already at work on some divisions where tho storm was fiercest It looked us if there would be plenty of work and worry for tlio from dispatchers trains stalled dead engines and a general disar Â¬ rangement of the regular schedule Emjino 9 with tho pay cir had or- Â¬ ders to run wild to Jllneola and report Mineola is a junction and n busy place even in winter A branch railroad running through a farming dis trict terminates there and somo fifteen or twenty train a day run over it making connection with tho trains on the main line most of which stop One ordiuarily llnds there two or chreo freight crows who Ho over wait ing for connections When John Swinton nfter a hard struggle witli tho elements pulled up alongside the station nnd ordered his fireman to givo Engino 9 n drink from tho wter tank thero was a scene of great confudon Passen jer train 15 going eut was snow bound West bound freicht Kb 2 was in a drift two miles east of tho station and there was a report that tho branch road was filled hi full of snow where tho cuts wero the deepest Pour or II vo etra engines steaming nnd biowiig wero awaiting orders on tho siding and tho platform and station wore e- - iwded with passengers nnd train men waiting for something to bo done A report camo after n timo that a snowplow was working west down tho brancli and that tho road was likely to bo clear by afternoon It was tho custom to pay off employ- Â¬ ees engaged on that division first before going east over tho main line so tho pay ear stood awaiting orders to proceed A gang of men wero busily at work digging out freight train No 2 and it was expivted that tho main lino would also bo clear before evening Snow was no longer failing but tho wind blow with much force The win- Â¬ try sky foreboded continued cold Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Knevto a minutewnen to expect tncif I tell you tliero must pay for ho was always on timo liilllll do following them down tho branch nnd wo cant go ahead till it comes in By tho light of his lantern John rend tho order over again Engino 9 with pay car will run to O B regnrdless and report That was plain enough It gavo him right of way over everything on the road but for further assurance both men repaired to tho telegraph office Thero the order was continued John was half doubtful still but there was nothing to do but obey Ho mounted his engino There was n stroke of tho boll n slmrp blast of tho whistle nnd they wero off with the red tail lamps on tho pay car disap pearing around the curve in the driv Â¬ ing snow John was evidently letting her out a little for tho bystandcis at the station could hear old Engino 9 ex Â¬ haust as though sho would blow out a cylinder head in spito of tho shrill wind nnd escaping btcam from tho en Â¬ gines on tho sido track Hardly had tho sound died nway beforo over the wires clicked an order Hold pay car at Mineola Junction till arrival of relief train Tho operator sent tho reply Too lato shes gono already Tho train dispatcher suddenly recol- Â¬ lected that tho reliof train was coming down tho branch with exactly tho samo right which tho Miowplow had and none of tho sw itches were cleared so that cither train could take a sido Â¬ a renei tram lllllfillllllii CROWN and MONARCH FLOUR t At Lowest possible Hates Sislf nM Bran Always i0tl FIRE INSURANCE Offered you in the The highest MARKET price paid for WHEAT VERY BEST -- COMPANIES BY T F R ogers Co ittfm This Agency will also sell you stock in two of the best ifbj t ifi tflVtl r iiKWM mYjT Flhr LEADING STOCKMEN RECOMMEND Bill Loan Associarns RETSOF ROCK SALT fc run Either Investments or Paid up Stock We have in their hands for sale some eight or tenpicces of VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY the ordinary salt that there is no comparison Sold only by It is so much better than for sale on easy terms Call and examine Yours Truly as to Glilles JUI Thompson Co J these lines offered to describo the terrible feelings of that operator nor does any one w onder that tho dispatchers hair turned whito that night Tho two trains wero now approaching each other under full headway on a singlo track It was dark tho lino was full of curves and dangerous embankments und thero could bo but ono result Tho pay cur had already passed the next station und it xvas beyond human possibility to remedy the nwful mistake Tho only hope left xvas that tho engi neers of tho two trains might by chance see their danger in timo on somo straight stretch of track But that xvas track It is impossible Â¬ T F ROGERS Co Bargains for the People IN Clothing Hats Boots s HARP uaciic Shoes Â¬ ITIRIMBLE 1 ENTONS vj 1 weather and a blustering night Tho day wore dn The snow bound passengers had grown tired of asking questions as to what wero tho prospects of raiding the blockade uiul had distributed themselves among the neigh boring restaurants in quest of some thing to eat Tho newsboys had long since sold out their supply of peanuts Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ k m m to detect Johns hand at tho throttle by tho very manner in which tho crossings were announced and tho peculin flwirl of tho dust behind the train as it flew along the raifs Ho was a good fellow every one liked him Ho had a way that mado him popular with the boys on the road as well as with his superiors Ho wis not at all cranky as most express en gineers are and if called upon to run an extra after his regular days woi k was dona ho was on hand promptly nnd did not waste timo before tho start by oiling around and tinkering with tho piston rod packing or tho nuts on tho Â¬ Â¬ it bteain chest But ho ran into tho rear end of local train No 25 ono night It was not a very bad smash from tho point of view of damage to property because ho reversed his engine in time and tho shock was mild but a brakeman was Ho was laid of pending an killed investigation and although it was clearly shown that tho local did not get far enough back witli bignals to givo him sufficient warning after that ho teemed to loso his grip as tho boys said nnd never fully recovered from tho shock There are many such instances among tho bravo men who drivo tho iron horso It was deemed best at any rato to put him Into the extra service When he was called upon to get down from tho footboard of express cngino IS1 and bocomo thomasterof NumberC ho really preferred it because as he gaid ho hadnt tho heart to haul tho express tho responsibility weighed him nnd candies so that edibles from that source wero no longer to bo obtained Engines wero blowing off steam the chill winter wind whistled about tho cars and tho weird gloom of a short day drawing to n close hnd settled down At last a report camo over tho wire that a snowplow from up tho branch had succeeded in working its way through the huge drifts and was near ing the junction Soon thero was a shrill whistle and tho great plow forced along by six powerful engines covered with ice and snow came dash ing by tho btation Every ono know that the track was clear To railroad men long in tho service tho sight was not unusual but to ono unaccustomed to such scenes there are few things grander Tho belato J passengers set up a shout glad that relief had como and impressed with tho mag nificent sight Then camo orders for Engine 9 with pay car to proceed up tho branch Everything was astir John had Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ only a mere possibility i Did John say to himself ho xvas right nfter nil when looking nhend into tho darkness ho thought ho distinguished the glimmer of a distant headlight At any rato lio xvas half disposed to shut off nnd ease down a bit He consulted his original order onco more by tho dim light in the cab looked out again saw nothing and changed his mind He glanced at his watch turned on the inspirator to let more xvnter into tho boiler looked at his steam gaugo nnd opened it up a notch or two instead It was not Engino 9s fault if she didnt exceed regulation speed then and plunge through tho snow und darkness to destruction Suddenly a glare an awf ul crash a fearful plunge tho noiso of escaping steam a few stilled cries and it was all over Tho trains had met on a sharp curvo against tho hopes and prayers of thoso now responsible for tho calamity They found Johns body in tho His hand still wreck badly mangled Ho had gono down held tho throttle to death witli his engine His fireman escaped with a broken leg by jumping but both engines xvoro completely wrecked Tho pay car xvas thrown from tho track xiolentlyand xvas badly snmshed It seemed a miracle that its occupants They xvero fortunate wero saved enough to escape xvith a few bruises Poor John Ho died a hero nnd thero xvas no ono on tho road xvho Benjamin could qulto fill his place Norton in Youths Companion The Cliliiamnns Nine Illouse One Chestnut street firm sells all tho peculiar bluo material xvorn by tho thousands of Chinamen in this vicinity and has a practical monopoly of tho Tho stuff costs but little to business tho manufacturer but it xvears ever- Â¬ Many mills have tried to lastingly produco the material but xvith littlo success Tho peculiar color is lacking and xvithout this tho stuff has no mar Â¬ ket with tho Chinese Tho quantity sold is enormous and tho prices paid nro almost exorbitant Mr Jonathan Chinaman tojls in a suit of blue drill that costs ton cents a yard When h i plays fan tan In winter ho xvears a suit of regular bluo cloth a felt that is cheap nt 150 a yard but ho is nover so comfortable as when attired in a cloak of bluo Barnaby zephyr gingham of a peculiar shade that costs twenty- flvo cents a yard nnd a pair of whlto linen high trousers It is this material that reaps n harvest of sterling gold for tho firm that monopolizes its American produc- Â¬ tion and sale Philadelphia Record I AU nscntii for for snle In jour plnce nk If not to ttcnA for cntnlOKite securejour tlio Unlur my W Ilouirlnn BUocs C2T ami uct Ibcm lor jou TAKE NO hUUSsTlTUTEl New Stock CLL Best grades Ljr A jpr U iit j r trsUir xwv guyuo in 4 U onujj wuin liic lot OULLU I Big Stock Boys School Suits HOWARD STAD AKERS Fine Shoes for Ladies Misses Children WHY IS THE SHARP TRIMBLE DENTON 3 THE It la o seamiest shoe with do tacks or wax tnreau to hurt tne feet mad of the best fine calf strllsn and easy ami because tee makt more that of thd gradt than any other manvfaeiturtr It equals hand sewed shoes costing from 8100 to tS 00 the finest calf ffifS 00 Jeuuliic llnndforHewcd equals trench J 3 III shoe ever orfercd Imported shoes which cost from SUtito 612 00 hlioe dA 00 llnml Seed Weltdurable flue calf The best JJr Bt Utb comfortable nnd shoe ever offered at this price same grado as custoOU to tvuo shoes costing from 40 Men JO 10 lullce hlioei Farmers Ilallroad calf Oi andLctterCarrlersallwearthem fine seamless smooth Inside heavy three soles exten sion edge One pair will wear a year CO 50 fine cnlft no better shoe ever offcrcd at SJttmm this price one trial will convlnco those who want a shoe for comfort and service Wnrklnsmansi who CO 23 nnd 8JOO and durable Those shoes St dm are very strong have given them a trial will wenr uo other make fc200bynml boys everywhere shoes sell 8173 school they aft worn the DV on their merits as the Increasing sales show Uanrt itnvrcd shoe best I Dong sVaClUICS 8300Ola very stylish equate French Imported shoes costing from 81 00 to S5UU LiuIIch J 30 S200 nnd St 75 shoe for Misses are the best flno Dongola btyllsh and durable name that Cnutlon See on W L Douglas shoe and price are stamped the bottom of each m-made W L DOUGLAS S3 SHOE cENPrN BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE HONEY Pnvel J9 oiiiac Me j Mustang Linlnaent -- ZLlv W L DOUGLAS Brockton Mass SOLD BY GREEN CLAY CHENAULT A Cure for the Ailments of Man and Beast A long tested pain reliever BLACKSMITHIM I am prepared to do all kinds Its use OF Blacksmlthing General Repairing lighted the headlight and had thor oughly oiled his engino It was grow Â¬ ing dark the rear signal lamps on the pay car wero displayed nnd every prop nration mado to get over tho road in a hurry so that tho regular trains should not bo interfered with and in order that an early start might bo mado in the morning to pay off the men on tho branch coming back 1 cant pull out till tho relief train following tho snowplow cornea up John said to his conductor Thero aro no orders about a reliof train was tho reply HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY I have reduced my prices to meet hard times Only 1 lorsll around shooing and 10 per g tut fl for cash Special Attention Given to Steel Worlc 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 is almost universal by the Housewife the U Mustang Liniment am prepared to do anything in this lino iu first class style All work fully guaranteed Bring in your wood work I Occasions arise for its use almost every day All druggists and dealers have it Perhaps not John answered but down After that ho never missed a trip in do you supposo the boys have been running tho pay cur Tho trackmen aboard that snowplow all these hours juid station OKentB 8aid thoy olwajs without a bite or two to keep them up I Thanking my customers for past favors I solicit a continuation of their patronage J W BARBEE Shop opposite Badger 22 Cos mill Advertise in the Advocate tf Vi-- llll fl tx wVwV