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CoorER presiding Third Monday UUMJU1L WUW tircHldlnir Third Monday in September and March t niTitiTVllTV COURT Appebson presidlnK Tuesday af Â¬ Jcbqk Lewis ter Third Monday in January April July and October COUNTY COUKT Third Monday ol each month K ft TAR Judqe Jahes y Groves presiding First xirday Iu each month t y MT BTKttLIKO CITY caUBT OIVII BgANOn Planing Mill Co Manufacturers and dcatora in all kinds of Professional W m ii JAIINETT WIU Attorney-at-La- w practice in the Courts of Kentucky Attorney-at-La- w Rough Dressed LUMBER BharpsDurg ivy Will practice in the courts of Bath and sur Â¬ rounding counties V f r White Pine and Poplar Singles Doors of all Sizes Sash Glazed and Unglazed Window and Door FramcB DK CHAS BDUKBSON Moulding and Brackets of all kinds rhjeiclan and Surgeon Ky Mt Sterling Verandas of every Description over Yoris A Claytons store OfBee Main St h CLYDE NELSON corner of Clay and Maysvillo streets of Mt Sterling Ky FORD SKINGRepresents Star Planing Mill Company Mt Sterling Ky CINOIMKATI WHOLESALE CLOTHIEnS ii O h - AIIAZELBIGG Attoraeyat-lawCityAtty -- Office Court Street Mt Sterling Ky JUDGE AMOS DAVIS WITH BnsTri -- o t l Manufacturers of CLOTHINO Cincinnati K3S1 MiB Tyler LOWlsppereoo APrEUSON mYLElt ey8aMaWMtSterling Ky court A - - O DEALERS IN- - Strr w All Bis ol Virginia nil 0 10HN M ELLIOTT Attorney-at-la- MtSUrllBgKy w Offloo In FizerBlocti Attorncys-at-La- TOUITE A BROOKS r -- Mt Sterling Ky of Montgomery Will practice in tho countiesand BourDon and Powell Clark TppcUato Courts Office in Caldwell building n ADEHAVEN x AUorney nwiH Ui Mt Sterling Ky all Courts Office Court Street Will practlco In of tho Commonwealth H h BTONE OTONE A SUDDUTH D W w II 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 wholesale and retail r S X BUDDUTH Jl 9 1285 Corner h and Court Place Telephone King Z OUBTIVJ TjU D L PROCTOlt icntist art Qlr11nrr TTv Office over Mt Sterling National Bank Attorneys-at-La- J O M1LER SUCCESSOR TO X r 3 Miller Wilson g- - fi N COX M D Mt Sterling Ky Office over Exchango Bank Residence eorncr High and Queen streets INSURANCE AND J IL HAZELBIGG Attorney-at-Law Mt Sterling CoUoctlons promptly nttended to Ay Real ElstateLOWEST RATES CHOICEST COMPARISON PROMPTEST SETTLEMENTS - - Offlco With Dr Wm Van Antwerp Short street opposlto tho court house R H1IAYD0N MD Iligh Office near n sldence cor U A 8j enmorc Sts OfAw AM All Ajeacles - JUWC J8 HURT SUASKLASD Mt7 Sterling Ky i Office No 0 West Main St- - upstairs t h Josiah Lindsay -- Mt Sterling Ky up stairs with J MElliott in Fixer huui v Having rccenuy rauuv sad locatrd in the city of Mt Sterling wilt prac Â¬ of Montgomery Bath ond ad tlco in tho courts jWnlng counties and in the Supeiior Court Â¬ Itourtof Appeals and Federal Courts of Kentucky Prompt and careful attention will bo given to all business entrusted to him Offlco Hock - Attorney-at-La- w - AGENT ON C O RAILROAD west of depot Mt Sterling Ky Manufacturer and dealer in Tobacco Hogs Â¬ heads Rough Lumber and Lakolco We mako our hiwineiw which ia booming 07 doUg the best work and offering Rough Lumber at spec Â¬ ial prices which aro never met Wo ale do ni custom Bawln 1 wan a RAMSEY AUCTIONEER Winchester Ky Offers his services to tho people of Montgom Â¬ ery ond adjoining counties Best of references given on application Charges reasonable VM bo In Mt Sterling on Court davs 31 1 JACK STEWART AUCTIONEER Lzxinotok Ky Prompt attention given to all sales entrusted to hlscaro Lcao orders atthlsofllcc or addaoss him caro of ciareuaon uotci j cxiugton jy 13 WH k FLETCHER ly AUCTIONEER MT STERLING KENTUCKY H CLAY ATTORNEY-AT-LA- McKee W sorvlct s to tho pcoplo of Montgomery 0 ffers his and surrounding counties lrompt attention of Couxl nud Biawiy nvcn to all sales or rcrsonni vrv riy anu Jticm ODlce upstairs comer 2Myr KUTUCIC Statu XOTBU JVUBVUllu MT STPRLIG Word to the Wise and Otherwise day And what shall wo say of tho 4 members of tho churches who aro in Â¬ different 6n thia subject Tho minutes of the Twenty sixth annual session of tho Kentucky Sun Â¬ nMy observation is that young folks day School TTnion ia hofore mo and pnly need encouragement from parents to induco them to attend regularly UIO JJUl USUI OI UIUBU iUUUS IUU VJ 111U1VU a few observations What I write is oven tno dullest aunuay school in the directed mainly to heads of families land And further that unless the uiougu t am giaa to get tno auunuuu parents are interested and encourage of tho children also Sinco it has tieir children to secure thpir attend novor been settled who is tho head of anco is almost hopeless unlcs the Sun- Â¬ the family the wife or tho husband1 day school is turned into a monkey these observations are meant for both show Thank God that is seldom done though if I were placed on tho stand w My follow citizens of Montgomery and forced to tell sundry and various county think of theso things I beseech reasons would lead me to confess that you Encourage your children per- tho head of ovcry family is tho man iuado them constrain thorn to attend who runs tho family i e tho Sunday schools If von will nnf flnnt woman all that tho courts have said jblamo them for not attending of their to tho contrary notwitstandiug i own win ana u tncy iau into enmo years of their youth dont go But to my point Montgomery In the arounu mounting aooui tno law 01 tnc county is put down as having 3178 land and tho looseness of morals in the white school childron by which is meant children enrolled aa attendance community but blame your own stu pendous folly Thero aro people in of tho pnblio schoolB Of this num Â¬ this country who actually take more ber 1076 aro enrolled attendants of intelligent and discriminating caro of tho various sunday schools of the county In other words only about thcir stock than of their children and who aro too iudolont and in one third of tho children whose names iwomcn different to get tho little ones ready for aro inscribed on tho rolls of the public Sunday school on Sunday mornings schools attend Sunday school at all who will bo wringing their hands be And sinco the average attendance is causo their nerrlectcd children haTe generally about Iwo thirdB tho enroll- Â¬ g6no to tho devil and disgraced tho ment only 718 young folks at tho family in tho years to come If for outsido figure aro instructed regularly no other reason seek to save them from in tho Sunday school This is a little 4blly and sin in this life But most of over one half tho enrolled member all encourage them to seek their crea Â¬ ship of tho whito churches in Mt tor in the days of their youth because Sterling Now I think this is distress Â¬ fho end of all life outsido of Christ is ing particularly sinco my real con- Â¬ death Edwakd E Bomak viction is that tho total membership of tho Sunday schools of the county From Hotel Dollono teachers and all is not in fact over sis or sovon hundred Statistics are Mr C W Reed proprietor of the deceiving especially when made up as Hotel Dellone Omaha ono of tho such Bince every school desires to llncst new and modern hotels in tlie mnko tho best possible showiug west says of Chamberlains Cough Hence I repeat that tho real stato of Remedy Wo have used it in our facts is worse and not bettor than the family for years with tho most satis Â¬ figures Beem to show Nor aro our factory result especially for our chil- Â¬ neighbors better than we A glance dren for colds and croup It can be at tho tabulated statistics of the min- Â¬ depended upon besides it is pleasant utes reveals tho fact that Bath county to take and seems to bo free from is worse off than woand but few Qf fciiloroyorni and th6 oily substances tho blue grass counties better So I put Into many cough mixtures 25 am not crying down our grand old cent 50 cent and 1 bottles for sale county Nor am I uttering a pessi- Â¬ by T G Julian mistic wail but I writo becaueo I am Working Women and Their Place hopeful of better things To Day This condition is distressing for the reason that unless tho children arc taught tho bible in tho Sunday schools The proportion of women whoso they go through life with little or no daily lot is hard labor of somo kind or knowledge of it at all Mind you I speak other is not greater now than it has of tho young folks of this generation beou in other periods On tho con- Â¬ and most earnestly ask is this not trary it is probably smaller But at Much may bo learned from no former time has tho wage earning truo the preacher and much at home But woman been so distinct a social and speaking generally reverence for economic factor Womans work Gods word and tasto for reading it was formerly hedged in very closely not to speak of actual familiarity with by domestic condition Her lifo was many passages can bo acquired iu a part of tho lifo of somo family and this busy age only in tho Sunday as an unattached industrial unit she schools This is tho actual condition was practically non existent Newer of things the cold hard facts not as conditions havo obviously chaugod all they ought to be but as thoy arc this and ovcry city has its army of While it is theoretically possible to young working women seeking an loam at homo and from private read Â¬ independent livelihood just as it has ing there aro so many other things to its larger army of young men The attend to that even tho most religious army of young working men in great find it well nigh impossible to get towns young men wholly unattached time to teach tho childron tho Bible and fighting the battlo of lifo upon And this stop proves that thoy meant their individual resources has not to teach and can do bo It says uoth been very long recognized as a distinct ing about ability or inclination or social element and one for which pe- Â¬ even willingness Now everybody of culiar provisions should be made good hard sense concedes tho Biblo to But its recognition has been more bo Gods word tho revelation of his goncral and thero has been better pro Â¬ will concerning us Then is it not to visions made for it than for tho other indifference that wo must attribute army of young working women this light attendanco on tho Sunday Yet tho position of tho young women schools It is not opposition that is is much the more difficult Tho kinds about dead but indifference and of work open to women are not half so that not chiefly of tho children but of numerous as those that young men tho parents There aro times when can enter And womens wages tho most restless boy desires to attend averago little more than half as much Tho practical diffi- Â¬ Sunday school but ho does not go as their brothers parents aro bo indifferent culties in tho way of procuring em- Â¬ becauso his or careless or lazy that thoy never ployment aro especially great for aud conventional givo tho little follow tho slightest en- Â¬ young women Tho rights is not this indif obstacles Ho ovorywhorc couragement Now man who can tho needs tho wants of working girls A feronco criminal send his boy or girl to tho secular call for agitation aud for organized And iu many ways tho move- Â¬ schools and docs not do it is put action gross ment has begun Albert Shaw in down by his fellows as guilty of neglect of duty By somo ho is February Scrlbnor counted unworthy to havo children Experiments show that a porson and to my thinking such a wretch speaking in the open air can bo heard concentered all m self cant bo con surcd too highly What thon shall be equally as well at a distanco of 100 said of tho parents who conceding feet in front 75 on each side and 30 that tho Christian lifo is desirablo behind At a symphony coucort a abovo all else for their childron Ho good healthy whisper can bo heard on abed on Sunday mornings or permit all sides with an annoying plainness their children to run wild on that that acoustics cannot account for A Cannibal Plant Thero has been discoved in Nicara- Â¬ gua a flesh eating or rather man eating plant which is called by tho natives tho devils snare In form it is a kind of vegetablo octopus or dovil fish and it is ablo to draw tho blood of any living thing which comes within its clutches It appears that a Mr Dunstan a naturalist has lately returned from Central America where ho spent two years in tho study of the plants and animals of thoso re- Â¬ gions In ono of tho swamps which rtiU surround the great Nicaragua Lake he discoved tho singular growth of which we aro writing He was en Â¬ gaged in hunting for botanical and entomological specimens when ho heard hio dog cry out as if in agony from a distance Running to the spot whence tho animals cries came Mr Dunstan found him enveloped in a perfect network of what seemed to bo a fine rope lie tissue of roots and fibres Tho plant or vino seemed entirely composed of bare interlacing stems resembling more than any Â¬ thing else tho branches of the weeping-willow denuded of its foilagc but of a dark nearly black hue and cov- Â¬ ered with a thick viscid gum that exuded from tho pores Drawing his knife Mr Dunstan attempted to cut tho poor beast free but it was with the greatest difficulty thatho managed to sever tho fleshy muscular fibres of tho plant When tho dog was ex- Â¬ tracted from the coils of tho plant Mr Dunstan saw to his horror and amazement that tho dogs body was blood stained while the skin ap- Â¬ peared to have been actually sucked or puckered in spots and the animal staggered as if from exhaustion In cutting tho vine the twigs curled like living sinous fingers about Mr Dun stans hand and it required no slight force to free the member from its clinging grasp which left the flesh red and blistered The gum exuding from tho vine was of a grayish dark tingo remarkably adhesive and of a disagreeable odor powerful and nau Â¬ seating to inhale The natives we aro told showed the greatest horror of the plant which as we have noted abovo tlioy called tlio davlte mare and they recounted to the naturalist many stories of its death dealing powers Mr Dunstan we arc told was able to discover very little about tho nature of the plant owing to the difficulty of handling it for its grasp can only bo shaken off with the loss of skin and even of flesh As near as he could ascertain however its pow Â¬ ers of suction is contained in a num- Â¬ ber of infinitesimal mouths or little suckers which ordinarily closed open for the reception of food If the substance is animal the blood is is drawn off and the carcass or refuse then dropped A lump of raw meat being thrown it in the short space of five minutes the blood will be thor- Â¬ oughly drunk off and the mass thrown aside Its voracity is almost beyond belief Portland Transcript My entire stock of goods must be closed out inside of the next 30 days as I intend to leave Mt Sterling and my rent is up at that time So for that time anything you want in Notions Queensware Glassware you can buy at about your own prices Window Poles - - 15c Chambersets - 140 Cups and Saucers 18c a set Nails - - - - 2ic a ib These few prices will be the way everything will be cut down now is your chance to buy what you will want for the next year It will pay you to buy now Respectfully Yours VsJ Bargain n Mt cheap L U U b y ym Reese Building Sterling P S I have a I6t f Household Goods for sale Tho Now York World is out in an editorial serving notico on both Hill audClovolaud that noither can be nominated bocauso of tho factional fights they have engendered in the in the State It says furtner If as now acoms likely the National Demo- Â¬ cratic Convention shall drop all Now York candidatc8theuon a sound tariff reform and honest money platform we believe that any ono of the follow- Â¬ ing named gentleman can unite the factions carry Now York and be elected President of tho United States Gov Horaco Boies of Iowa Gov Robert P PatUsou of Pennsylvania Senator John M Palmer of Illinois Senator John G Carlisle of Ken Have You Learned tucky uinet Justice Melville W Fuller of Illinois Souator Arthur P To look ahead uorman ot Maryland Gov WiUiam That laws make no man honest E Russell of Massachusetts a What per cent it pays to keep Isaac P Gray of Indiana Gov Leon warm ADoeit ot jew Jersoy To avoid personalities in conversation Â¬ Cough Follovvlnc The Grip Many persons who have recovered How small around the earth has from la grippo are now troubled with a persistent cough grown ChamberlainB Cough Remedy will promptly loosen That it pays to study variety in this cough and relieve tho lungs afÂ¬ cookery fecting a permanent cure in a very That tho proud man knows little of short time 25 and 50 cent bottles for himself salo by T Q Juliau That many of your mistakes are not A mass meeting of tho Democrats noticed until you undertake to cor- Â¬ was held in Now York Citv on Thn rect them day night to protest against tho hold- That tho bald headed man has no mg 01 uio oiaio convention next patience with tho silver thread he Monday the 22d This call is n Ar dently iu the interest of ono candi- finds in tho butter uuie inut resolutions strongly eon That it pays 100 per cent to bo po demuing tho call were adopted A lito to every ono from tho garbage committee on fifty was appointed to gatherer to tho governor wait on tho Stale Central Committee wise to ask your hus Â¬ and lay tho mattor boforo 019m That it isnt band to stop out of bed and reach the Among tho promiuont men present quilt on a chair near whon tho wore ox Mayor Wm R Graco Wm weather has changed suddenly dur Â¬ E Curtis Abram S Hewitt Henrj Good Housekeeping R Biokmau ox United States District ing tho night Attorney Stephen A Walker and ex- Charles Foreman fatally shot his oecrowry 01 tuo Treasury Charles S Fairchiold wife during a quarrel in Louisville T V f r i - iffiSimM - im ft JJ w a a A- - j j a - M 411 1SV JKkl JpTHE HARRIS MT - MT STERLING ADVOCATE -- TUESDAY FEBRUARY 23 IS92 f t ADVOCATK MASON W 4r i Proprietors FEU S3 1802 I STEttlilKG TUESDAY The Buslhoss Outlook Companys Weekly GiJJUn Review of Trade Bays Tho business situation is not quito so satisfactory or encouraging as it has been While there has been a gradual increase in the distribution of many lines of mer Â¬ chandise thera is Bhrinkagoin demaud andmuch depression in iron Further decline in cotton blights tho hopes of a revival in Southern trade and specu Â¬ lation stimulated by cheap money and by a great success of coal speculation now extends to wheat and threatens to restrict export Notwithstanding the fact that exports of wheat have been diminishing and for four days of tho past week been only 300000 bushels from tho Atlantic ports while continue largo Western receipts Speculations at Chicago lifted tho price 6 cents during the week and sales hero have been 57000000 bush fels An advanco from any cause which cuts off exports of breadstuffs at a timo when Europe has heavy de Â¬ mands for 6tocks marked hero would not bo wholesome The Court of Appeals has twice within a few days given its endorse- Â¬ ment to tho validity of tho new con- Â¬ stitution a thing tho people had done in a most emphatic manner some timo einco 4H 1 - - r - r I K A - This space is for I N Pbipps jSUccessor to W S Caldwell p cast i rr t - v f V i in Clothing and Hats is complete with desirable goodB which at this timo nre marked I down very low The Clothing De- partment is full of choice bargains Suits in nil the latest styles and woven by the best manufacturers of this country Youths and Chilf drens Suits Very Low Customers N will find everything s represGiiled both in price and quality- of R D fronds Hats nre sold at nrices less M than ever before on account ot the omu anu large siock io oe reuueea Styles the Soft Hats at all prices fed newest Money aveu examine his stock A dealer His stock l 2s h ivw m VlBMnHiHHHHHHFPI III I If Kilt for 111 Infants and Children Ctutorln cures rl e n tt rt c a VWfcPVtA V MM life CMtarUliMWndAptodtOclindreathai I recommend it ta superior to koj prescription known to me n A Auchxx X D So Oxford St Brooiljm H t Colic OowUpatf on Bour Stomach Dlarrhcc EructaUon Kills Worms sired sleep and promotes dl Wltnoattnjurious medlcatioa For seTertd years I hare recommended your Castorta and hal always continue to so as It has lnrariably produced beneficial do results MTt -- v v v 1 a iii J wB WYri JP- - tel - Tho use of Castori is TOunlrewml and go well known that It scema work of supererogation to endorse it Fow are the intelligent romilloawhodonotkeep Castoria within casyreach Cjjoos riAwnw DD Kew York City Pastor Sloomingdalo Boformod Church Lato its merits - pnwitf Fi Pahshs 12Sth Winthrop Street and 7th Are HI4 - New York City f j tifNa WKWWffii Vj Tim Cwkuxjl Cvrxxr 77 Motoat Snutrr Nxw Tom lWMU itiit I w VJWJWJJ11JJJJS3 l 1i fv TRACE CHAINS BACK BANDS Celebrated South Tho Critic Essed A Mob Milburn Wagon -- AND r Bend Plow and Repairs frv v OB nr K Wo arc under obligations to tho Sentinql Domocrat for favors con- Â¬ Tho following special from Owings ferred tho past week Gentlemen wo Tho Lexington Transcript gives tho following account of tho egging of a vill to tho Courier Journal gives an thank you for tho courtesies ex Â¬ II M McCarty tho venerable editor Lexington man that is said to havo account of an attempted jail delivery tended to us of tho Jassamino Journal and ono of occurred in our city Friday night Saturday night About 12 oclock the moBt brilliant writers of tho State Itobt L Sharpo and Miss Lillie as given by tho correspond Â¬ last night a mob of fifty or sixty The facts who died at his late residence at Nich very nearly correct so masked men called at tho jail in this Evans of Sharpsburg took the train ent seem to be olasville on the 15th inst was buried place claiming to have a prisoner to hero this morning for Cincinnati we copy the article entire Largest Aassorted Stock of at Bardstown last Wednesday 20 Tho sen- Â¬ lock up Jailor D S Nixon was sus- Â¬ whoro they will be married at tho Mt Sterling Ky Feb Chief Justice Maxwell of tho Su Â¬ sation of tho season occurred in front picious however and refused to let Palaco Hotel at 1 oclock Mr Sharp premo Court has hauded down an of tho National Hotel in this city at a them in Tho mob then revealed is the son of Dr Wm Sharp and a their true intentions by breaking most estimable young business man opinion holding that Gov Thayer had lato hour last night bo down tho front door of tho jail and connected with tho drug firm of Sharp A young society man and would no right to hold the office of Governor In Eastern Kentucky Co and his choson brido is a young nor had ho tho right to usurp authority critic on the Leader camo to Mt Sterl- Â¬ rushing in saying thoy wanted and anil that Lieutenant Governor Majors ing about a month ago to attend a intended to have a man confined lady of great worth of character and should havo hold tho offico pending ball and banquet and in his report of there at tho samo timo firing toward in every respect a truly noblo woman tho affair in the next days Leader he tho head of the stairs whero the jailer the daughter of Mr A B Evans a the test of Boyds citizonship prominent farmer Both are excel- Â¬ was very severe and made all sorts of and his son Will were stationed Tho Senate passed tho Gocbcl Lot unkind remarks about the supper It is no runaway but The jailer returned tho fire as fast lent people teryTJill on Friday morning The bill Bimply go away to avoid tho Tho as he conld and the mob proceeded to they Among other things ho said passed by a vote of 20 to 0 the oppo Â¬ supper was rotten but I suppose it disperso as rapidly as thoy could get publicity of a homo or church wed- nents of tho bill not voting This is was owihg to tho fact that they had out It is not known whether any of ding Mr A B Whaloy accompa New School District a step in tho right direction and when no eggs J W Morris a mountaineer mjonc vT them were struck or riot Poojjilo difÂ¬ niod thorn The Advocjate joins Bhino witness Is under arrest for hav Â¬ tho House shall pass it if tho law is Last night the same young critic fer in their belief as to who the mob tlielrhost of friends in bist wishes enforced it will help to rid us of a came up and gave a box party at th wanted Somo think thoy A now school district will bo crea ing shot a curl from the head of a wanted to for their futuro happiness very great evil around tho tho city of Mt Sterling Louisville courtesan on a wager Opera House and of course put on a release George Green sentenced to tho to call at I N Phipps beginning at and including tho toll- Â¬ Dont forget boys It is the opinion of those in position lot of style as city town generally do penitentiary for life for the murder of and see that nico patent trunk ho sells house on Camargo pike thonco by a 30000 barrels of flour from Minne Â¬ Tho Wilbur John B Davidson while others think at a show in a small to know that tho proposed amend Â¬ apolis Chicago and Buffalo and 50 ment to tho United States Constitu- Â¬ Opera Company seemed to havo special they wanted to lynch tho negro Oscar Thoy beat anything that has ever been straight line to and including ThoB 000 in money was shipped yesterday to this market Dont forget Calk thence to and including Jno S tion providing for tho direct election attractions for him as he had followed Jones who murdered Town Marshal brought Washingtons birthday to tho fam Â¬ S Caldwells old stand Wyatt Jr thenco with straight lino by the people of their United States the girls to this city after witnessing Taylor Vice of Sharpsburg Christ Â¬ tho placo W ishing sufferers in Russia Ladies are invited to call and sco them crossing Winchester pike at Jno P is Senators passing prosperously their performances every night for a mas eve A forger got rid of two draft9 at Games pond thenco to and including week in Lexington through its committee stages and will Two book cases cheap at Cassidys Notice tho Capt Jones farm thenco to and Chattanoogo last week one forl800 Criticism aside and back to the facts bo reported favorably to tho House 29 3t I am forced to have money in order Including Wm Garrison thenco to on tho Third National Bank of Cin Â¬ He was hero and after tho show he The First Congressional district has started to the National Hotel but tho to meet my payments Those owing cinnati raised from 18and the other Miss Bessie Morris of Winters Cal and including D Smith thenco with started out with a multiplicity of can- Â¬ night was dark and the boys were out mo must come forward and settle their is straight lino to Johnsdp1Yung dirt for 1700 on tho First National Bank visiting her uncle W L Morris of didates for Congress Judge W N with their pockots filled with eggs and indebtedness I dislike to be thus road including thoEtoops and Tyler of tho samo city raisedfrom 17 Tho this city Robertson Mayfield Judge James when the young critic was near tho abrupt but necessity forces mo to make farms and excluding tho Wilson and Tho work was done in an accom- Â¬ Campbell Paducah Capt Stone hotel they let fly their spring time collections I therefore ask thoso in- Â¬ Wm Eecso farms thence to and in- Â¬ plished manner and tho drafts gottori Now mother Coleman you let that present incumbent J K llon missiles aud covered his brown suit debted to me to come forward and flag stay behind that bureau Hill I cluding Thos Grubb with straight rid of just as adroitly drick Smithland and two gen pants and all with shells white and settle at once and avoid trouble call lor it for us hoys aro going to lino to and including Rich Witson H Yemcn of the Alliance party who yellow until he cried enough Respectfully But salivato Geo Washingtons birthday H Ringo R R Ciooks E J Shack Â¬ J- havo not yor permitted tho use of the boys yelled elford Ihonco to and includiug old d be he who Edward Mitchell Robi next Montlav 229 South Maysvllle Street their names but who will doubtless cries enough house on J O Embryn farm thenco John Brady of near Thomson become candidates For Sale or Rent to mouth of dirt road near old fair nasn real Bargain Store in New and Second Â¬ at- Â¬ The screams of tho young man hand tracted the attention of tho police who station has rented tho Grassy Lick A desirable house of nine rooms grounds thenco with Owingsvillo and Wo are glad to notice that our rep to tho scene in time to see a turnpiko aud will tako possession with seven acres of ground attached Mt Sterling pike to arid including Tesentativc had tho manliness and rushed Goods for less price and pants making their escape March 1st within tho city limits Terms reason Richard Trimble thouce a straight are as can bo boughtIn other thon half rurchased good as those liberal mindedness to vole for tho ap- loud pair of stores lino tofjand including toll house on at forced sale is the reason they aro very cheap through the front door into the hotel propriation to build a monument to Gov Brown says tho reason ho de Â¬ able For information apply at this Spencer pike thonco with straight office and hear a muflled laugh in tho 29 tf tho memory of Hart the sculptor sired tho removal of Capt Mike Bolan office line to tho beginning Trustees in darkness near the new Court House as warden of tho penitentiary Mr Thomas is not in the legislature at Hats Caps Gents Furnishing Goods etc at cor Â¬ The young man was shown to his Frankfort was for unnecessary cruolty Louisville Tobacco MarkotFurnlah- - adjoining districts will please tako respondingly low prices BIb Money Saved to make a record but to represent 23 lyr whero he was groomed up in ed by Glover Durrott Louisville notico and not list any children who Here to convicts this constituents and do that which he room Tobacco Warehouse may reside between tho foregoing passible shape and he retired a wiser thinks will reflect honor on his State boundary lino and tho city limits of W A Sutton has routed tho 6toro if not a more discreet man A former legislature appropriated a Sales on our market for tho week Mt Sterling No arrests were made up to six room on Main street lately occupied J E GitpyES large sum of money to bring Jeol T oclock this afternoon and from pres- Â¬ by W L Morris and yesterday after Â¬ juet closed amount to 4391 hhds with County Supt Harts body home and now some ent indications there will bo no extra noon went to Louisville and Cincin- Â¬ receipts for tho samo period of 3010 members of this ono refuse to voto A lino of bed lounges orcouchea at made by tho police to bring nati to purchase tho finest lino of fur- Â¬ hhds sales on our market einco Jany 1000 to mark the spot where his exertions 1st amount to 27189 hhds Sales of cost to cIobo out in order to mako room tho guilty parties to justico niture ever brought to this city body is laid 29 3t tho crop of 1891 on our market to this for carpots at Cassidys Eggs are still firm and rango from Tho latest rumor in regard to tho data 24484 hhds 18 to 20c market brisk Weather I1 Governor Brown has wisely offered vacancy on tho Interstate Commerce GAY CO cloudy and cool Track fast Our market has not developed any Mr Charles Homy a wide awako a regard of 200 for the capture of Commission is that Judgo J C Clem Â¬ changes oh now burloy tobacco tills business man yesterday bought out Berry Turner This in addition to BEALBBS IX THE Mr Claranco Bradley dramatic ents of Georgia will receive tho ap- Â¬ week Tho sales continuo immense tho stock of groceries of 8 P Nun the 100 offered by tho Patrons makes tho Leader gavo a box party pointment tho market remains very Arm and nelly Mr Henry is sure to provo a critic of and Best Fresh and Cured Meats a roward of 300 offered Turner and at the Opera House in Mt Storling active for all grades colory low grades valuable acquisition to our circle of his gang woro last heard from at Friday night Lex Transcript Fish Oysters Poultry Can- Â¬ The most important matter beforo being especially strong Tho demand llvo merchants South America not far from Pine- dies Confections Fruits Veg- Â¬ the State Legislature this week is tho for burloy soed is very heavy and tho rillo Another fight is expoctcd bo On Wednesday night Gcorgo Gib- Â¬ Goobcl lottery bill which is tho special preparation for tho now crop unusually To day Ex President Clovoland will etables Cigars and Tobacco tween the Turner and Patron factions son and Cole Smoot had a difficulty order for Thursday in tho House extensive Tho following quotations meet ox Governor Campboll at De- Â¬ and in all kinds of Frank Martin ono of the famous in Paugburns saloon on Court streot fairly represent our market for burloy troit with tho vlow of taking Btops in Parton faction is locked up at Middlos- - During the quarrel Gibson struck A son of Judgo Alex Strong of tobacco crop of 1891 ordor to capturo tho Ohio delegation boro for shooting W T Brooks ono Smoot with a beer glass when Smoot Owsley county was killed near St Trash dark or damaged tobacco to tho National convention for Mr of the Turner faction on tho 15th cut Gibson quito sovcroly in tho right Ilolons Leo county Sunday by a son 2 CO to 4 Clovoland Mr Campbell will lead tho Tho wound whilst serious of John Angel The difficulty aroso Common colory trash - - - 4 to 5 Cleveland forcos assisted by TJrookB was passing a cabin on Stony broaBt J B Loonoys old stand W H Fork when Martin stopped out and is probably not a fatal one Smoot over a settlement Young Angoi fled Medium to good colory trash 5 to Hartor Congressman Tom Johnson Mt Ky 4 said ho should not pass He was had an examining trial yesterday and and an officer passed through hero Common lugs not colory - SO to 5 Allen W Thurman and other leadipg - to Common colory lugs yesterday in pursuit of him armed with a rifio and shot Brooks in was released Medium to good colory lugs - 8 to 15 Ohio Democrats in a vigorous cam Â¬ which Brooks will the groin from George Roiesingor has rented tho Common to medium leaf - 7 to 12 paign against John R McLean and Somo parties without tho fear of to good loaf - - 12 to 17f probably die Martin escaped but Hill Democrats Thus factional work T K Barnes Medium fine leaf tho law beforo their eyes broke into Mr basement under E M 17 to 22 Good to WJiHpttWucd bySheriff Ctilsou and him at JamcB Turleys cold storage ware and lias fitted up a shop Ho will bo Soleot wrappory tobacco- - 22 to 20 is extonding and is an other roason deputy Turner who arrested why neither Hill nor Clovoland flliould the scene of tho house on Friday night and stolo a giad to welcome all his old customors South America at his now quartors quantity of meat wine etc For carpets call at Cassidys 293t bo nominated at Chicago i feud Foiled W W REED HARDWARE AND QUEENSWARE X Harnes Strings Single and Double Trees Prices C3rxersbxiteeci va f r Gordon Sl OLOT HING Â¬ Boots Shoes JSis WATT H di OOUKTRY PRODUCE- -- Sterling -- -- Tnrner Parton 3 t - fi P 8 t -- ia m fei rv wV - M w x O VJ y W f ft M IM- jrk 0 j is liAut 0- - V aaHwwanR73fflrv3fflifc VC T e ijvv a S w v f w - - 7T JP o I jSSfoM i 5 i 10 IJ JiJfcS lit MT STERLING- ADVOCATE - TUESDAY FEBRUARY 231892 m M THE ADVOCATE HORSE AND TRACK Blue Grass Park Winchester Ky MtsgrsTJeun Ilotrlott In 1889 do tormiricd to establish u stock farm for tho purpoeo of breeding aud develop Â¬ ing trotters Thoy have built a lino throe quarter mile track on tho farm and are as well equipped for tho busi Â¬ ness as any farm in tho country In purchasing aBtalIion thoy selected Algeria Wilkes slro of Hussar 221 and Jessio Wilkes 2 29 a horso bred in tho purplo and a good individual lie was sired by Alcyone 2 27 that great son of Geo Wilkes and the noted biood maro Alma Mator tho damoffivr inthe list including thc great Alcantara for whom 60000 has been offered Algerias dam Gossip maybe a good thing for cripples or cannot over bo of much uso for youngsters that aro sound as walking tho earth is good enough for them Georgo W Lcavitt who is oue of tho best judgos of trotting horses that comes to Kontucky says Ralph Wilkes would bo a cheap horso at 50000 tho way stallions aro soiling Ho says ho is perfectly sound and in his opinion ono of tho best individuals ho over muselo uoTO horses it HS3D 2vTT3T30Ell DEALEIt IN RACKET STORE i Hardware Quoonswarc Tinwaro and a full line of Agricultural Implement The celebrated Vulcan 03aill Plow Road testi Tho greatest plow of tho ago 150 sold in tho county last year monials from leading farmers all over tho btato Ullvcr Until eoiith Bend and Avery Plow repairs kept in Btock Avorys Steel and Chilled Plows Stoddards New Climax and TigerjDlsc Harrows Fish Bros Celebrated Wagons mado especially to ordor AVhJteloy Steel Binders aud Mowers M I iJOXvJoXn nSS jMLjiBOkl 1 r hi Our TOWEL SALE will continue for this week week we place on sale a nice line of This n t Baw mt i jf i- - i w Jy Vboth J I is that nothing but a royally bred colt with speed and good looks will do in these days for a stallion Tho market for good roadsters is excellent and your breeders wiirmako a great mis- itako if thov do not havo more road horses and less common stallions Tho Southern Farm San Loandro Cal has buiUa swimming tank in vhich to Mo is hero on a visit to his old home Mr Peters is a son of A G Poters who during life time was considered one of tho best horso men in Kentucky Our friend Will is much like his father and is ono of tho best horsemen in the country Ho will remain hero and DwightRuo returned last Thursday handle horses if ho has sufficient in- Â¬ gono ducements offered Wo hope he will from Now Orleans where ho had reports The dam of McKiuney 2 12 is in stay with us as Kentucky cannot af to sell a car load of mules He foal to Baron Wilkes ford to have such a man leave her prices low and found it an extremely slow matter to sell It took him six Horse buyers say that the demand borders weeks to dispose of his car load mixed for good sound smooth drivers far ex- sugar and cotton mules from 14 to 16 CORRESPONDENCE coeds tho supply hands high at from 100 to 140 Ho In 1880 Red Wilkes stood at a feo reportB tho horso market in New Or Â¬ Donaldson Items of 20 by tho season or 30 to insure Born to tho wife ot Owen Kindred leans good Harrodsburg Democrat his year his feo is 1000 a daughter on Feb 19th their first Cant T W Bottom reports thatat When breaking the colts teach them born the sale of Georgo Powell deed Sat to walk fast No gait is more desira Born to the wife of Thomas Terry a urday 3 miles north west of Perry ble in a road horse than a fast walk ville bidding was lively Several good daughter on Feb 17th horses sold from 72 to 125 sheep Tho late sales show that animals Born to tho wife of Thomas Turley 555 corn in crib 240 to 250 must combine individual merit with a daughter on Feb 22nd approved blood lines in order to bring wheat 90 to 92c oats in bundle 3 Bold to A Orear his A Lexington man has a steam hemp good prices J M Henry crop of tobacco raised in 1890 of break set on Joo Houstons place in As long ajT millionaires are willing 2500 pounds at 4 cents the Centerville precinct It is claimed to invest part of their surplus in high that tho machine can break and clean E P Gifford has been employed to bred trotting stock thero will be ten hands monoy in raising that class of horses teach tho Donaldson school and has 10000 pounds per day with to keep it running This amount 42 Bchollars Ono of tho best county Dont imagine that time spent schools broken by hand would require seventy in tho county fixing up about tho stable grooming hands Danville Advocate stock cleaning harness etc is lost LAND STOCK AND CROP Georgetown Court as given by the time It makes ana saves monoy Times Capt Nat S Offutt auction I want to buy a number ono jack eer reports about 150 cattle on the A H Moore Philadelphia has of R A MlTCIIKLL market best feeders bringing 4 to Conloy 35000 for fered Graham John A Thompson sold to Dr R 425 good yearlings sold at 305 to Constantinoj but thoy declined to en Â¬ 375 short yearlings 305 to 325 tertain tho proposition Ho cost 27- - Haydon a 5 year old horse at 95 and fat heifers at 325 But fow mules 000 at Woodarda sale John A Thompson sold to Simon on salo Broke stock brought 75 to Weil 25 hogs for April delivery at 4c 110 ono pair Bold at 200 Bennett Mr Davis has insured his great horso Alcantara against death by Jas E Thompson rented of R M Branham reports feeding cattle at disease or accident for 40000 Tho King 55 acres of corn land at 550 222 to 225 He sold ono lot of premium on this amounts it is said per aero calves at tho lirst named price He to 3200 a year sold several horses at irom 30 to 67 John Corbitt rented his 43 aero Abovo all things in breeding dont farm to Mr Porter of Estill county Three horses sold privately at the Btablo of Offutt Brothers at 85 110 waste any time with a poor or indif-Â¬ for 350 to 140 ferent maro Common horses aro so J C Gillispie bought of John Mo plenty that only good ones aro in de Â¬ Donald 100 head of stock ewes at 800 Mr Bijou Moore has up to date 62 mand and bring fair prices per head lambs from 50 ewes Ho bought 156 It is the opinion of experienced R A Mitchell bought of G C sheep last year at 350 and calculates horsemen that a colt cannot get too Everett tho noted stallion Senator that if tho balanco of his herd turns out as well as tho first fifty ho will fat before ho is two years old Ho Blackburn for 1500 up to Theso aro worth havo 186 lambs can bo fod all that he will eat county sold Juno 12th tho timo of spring delivery that ago without iujury provided of Frank Miller of Clark course that he is given plenty of W H Roid and E R Prewitt 100 usually about 400 each equals 744 barrels of corn at 2 per bbl and the wool from each sheep is usually xerclse worth 100 per head making a gross At Harrodsburg Mr Nimrod Buster Mrs M E McCormick sold a house income from tho flock of 930 Mr eold to St Louis parties his seven and 2 acres of land on Spencer to J Mooro makes a comparison between year old gelding Dandy Jim for a O T G Skldmoro for 825 cash the relative cost and profit of raising prlco not made public It is under Â¬ S P Hunt bought of John and mules and sheep and concludes that stood Mr Buster had refused 5000 David Webster about 5 aeres of to- Â¬ the latter is tho most profitable use to for him and it is believed he will bacco at 7 cents per lb all around which a farmer can place his timo and get a record of 212 or better this whilo tho former yiolds only W F Jtinnoy of Clark county sold monoy 25 soason Crit Davis developed him profit on ovory 125 maro about 13557 pounds of tobacco raised near February sales havo already Clintonvillo to Geo Jones of Bour Â¬ brod to a jack Harrodsburg Dom Tho proven to the breeders of Kentucky bon for 133570 an average Mr W H Prowitt of this county -- dam of Don Wilkes 2 24 is by Tattler onoof tho best sous of Pilot jr 12 A horso whoso name is great wherever trotters aro lanown His second dam is tho grand old maro Jessie Poppor dam of Iona 217 Alpha 2 23 and fivo producing daughters and oho of tho best daughters of Mambrino Chief whoso blood is puro gold for speed and racing qualities No ono can deny but that in Algeria Wilkes Bean Herriott have a great bred one Their brood marcs are bred in royal lines having somo twenty flvo matrons by such sires as Mambrino Patchen King Itone Mambrino Time Bourbon Wilkes Forest Wilkes dontinelYoung Jim Cleannont Haralct Sentinel Wilkes c It is almost a certainty that Algeria Wilkes will make a great Bin having such marcs in tho stud Parties breeding to a stallion should look at tho opportunities ho will have when breeding to him Bluo Grass Park has tho best of marcs train tho iroduco and patrons breeding to their horso reap tho results with the owners Algeria Wilkes sorvice feo is low and you will mako a mistake if you do not book sOmo of your mares to him oeo their advertisement in this weeks paper Â¬ Mrs C R Noyes of Boston has tho courage and foresight of which suc- Â¬ cessful breeders aro made Sho has booked Marinotto by Director to Arion at 2500 Marinette produced a magnificent filly by Axtoll 212 la8tsea6on and is expectod to produce a foal by Nelson 210 next summer A foal by Arion from her would sell for a email fortune Tho first two trottors to enter the 230 list in 92 aro Fred Drake by Joo a Gavin and filly Fred Drake made a Alcazar record of 2 27J and 29J in a match race on tho 20th inst California has thus sot tho ball rolling and when tho blizzards in tho East arc over in a fow months their colts will begin to swell the list The many friends ofBudd Doblo will bo pleased to learn that the great driver has completely recovered from the illness that for a time last summer prevented him from driving in a few races I was never bettor in my life than now said Doble tho othor day and Bhall this year give my personal attention to every horse intrusted to me and drive all the races in which my stable is engaged Bric-a-Brac Will sell a teed for 25 cents Regular made hose for 20 cents a good hose at 15 cents worth 20 cents etc The Racket Store is the place to buy Strictly Cash and a One Price House NO 21 WEST MAIN STREET FaSt BlaOk HOSe N M HOSIERY tf guaran- Â¬ i M MT STERLING KY m M r J K3B - FEENEY A I Exclusive Undertaker Keeps constantly on hand of Coffins 1 complete stock baskets Shrouds and every hing usually kept in a firs lass undertaking houses Mr Robert T Smith will thoassist me nd attend all calls it Cut MoKbe kers Hknry Watson Hotol For Salo or Rent A good hotel property in the town of Sharpsburg Ky one of the best openings in the state for a good hotel man Can bo had on reasonable terms Will sell rent or exchange for u farm For particulars address Wll J QCISENBERBY Salt Lick Ky K Or Mrs Wm J Quiseubcrry corner East High street and Harrison Ave Â¬ nue Mt Sterling Ky 24 8t J 3 4- 1 three-year-o- ld it i and ReirLgeS 1st The best line of OOOlSliXlg StOVGS on the market M Mr William Peters ofIndependence Mr May rented his farm near Kiddvillo to a Mr Coliver for 500 Tobacco sales made from this coun- Â¬ ty on Louisville market laBt week 2 hhds leaf at 14 and 10 2 hhds lugs at 850 and 6 2 hhds common leaf 960 and 9 52 hhds leaf lugs and trash at 2250 to 560 10 hhds leaf lugs and trash 1950 to 8 20 hhds leaf lugs and trash 20 to 4 Bijou Mooro has sold a pair of mules 16 hands to Mack 225 Cecil for Mr Mooro states that tho same mules would have brought 350 four years ago Mr Mooro be lioTes that tho value of aged mules has iallcn off 10 on a head each year for five years past Harrodsburg Democrat G Talbott reports 150 catte on jutuivui imuiuuy jic buiu 24 ncuur yearlings at 23 10 head common two year olds at 1735 and 22 olds at 2215 work mules 45 to plug horses 28 to 63 Danville Advocate two-year- I i MKEE WATSON BUSINESS LOCALS For Salo A fresh registered Jersey milch cow a heavy milker Will sell cheap Ap- Â¬ ply to Mrs Kate Smith For nice teuder steak or a juicy roast call on Watt M Gay Co For Rent The business house now occupied by J C Enoch known as tho Reese building Possession given April 1 Fine White Seed Oats 1892 For further information apply Timothy Clover c to A Baum 27 tf Fresh meats of all kinds fruits vegetables etc at Watt M Gay Call and see us before pur- Â¬ Cos chasing Palace Hotel CHICK JONES On East Main street Regular meals Mt Sterling Ky Day boarders 1 25 cents 2m8 Mrs Caroline Sholl Real Estate and Bond Bro- Â¬ Insurance and Loan Agents Houses lots farms for sale or rent Will sell a house and loan half the money to pay for it Investments made in stocks paying 12 per cent per annum Corner of Courtf and Broadway streets M Sterling Ky Land for Sale 117 acres of first class lihio Gross lund situ Â¬ ated on the waters of Plum Lick three miles from North Middlctown and nino miles from Mt Sterling for sale About three fourths of it is well timbered It has on it a good comfort ablo dwelling and good tenant houe and two to bacco barns that will hold from eight to ten acres 58 acres of good Bluo Glass land miles from North Middlctown and 0 miles from Mt Sterling on the Palis pike A v0 l stock bar good No 1 outbuildings Comfortable dwcllling two good orchards well watered fencing etc Both farms in good neighbor hood and closa to churches and school houses Will sell on tcasonable terms Address or apply to J W McCLURE 13 tf Winchester Ky 1 1 fjf vi 111 J SEEDS Kentucky Midland R R THE ELKHORN ROUTE Direct Connections Via Paris for Georgetown and Frankfort Lv Morchead M V Mt Sterling t4jJ M l JiVo arc In hard earnest and have never ftsked for money this way be fore but our accounts must bo paid and that very soon or somebody will havo to pay cost 28 2t J L Hakvline Co W W Reed carries a full lino of Avery South Bend and Bissell chilled 2o zt plows and plow repairs For Rent Ttvo story frame house suitable for boarding house on East Main street C W Howe GROCERIES STAPLE AND FANCY Canned Goods Embracing corn tomatoes pumpkins Arr Winchester Paris u 6 00 0 25 7 00 7 10 am 9 10 am am 10 27 am am 11 10 am 1 1 20 65 S8 pm pm pm Lv Winchester Ax K C u745am am 1 58 2 83 pm 283 pm 1 pm Lv Paris Lv Georgetown Arr Frankfort 8 SO am 6 20 pm 6 20 pm 1017 am 7 0pm 7 07 pm 1115 am 8 10 pin 8 10 pm An elegant line of new style veiling peas beans at T P Martin Cos ples peaches Wo will kill nothing but the q choicest cornfed beoves and well fat apricots ted hogs am 4 00 am 5 05 Arr Pails am 5 45 Lv Paris 1125 am 6 15 Lv Winchester M V 12 40 am 7 05 Lv Mt Sterling 105 am 7 80 ap- Â¬ Arr Morchead 0 00 6 45 6 60 7 85 Lv Frankfort Lv corgetown pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pears cherries This line of Ky Midland Trains Daily Watt SETTLES M Gay Co New spring millinery at T P Mar tin Cos goods is fresh of first quality geo and will be sold very cheap Con bharper vernon clark Supt Pass Agt Frankfort Ky Gon BROS Sugar Coffee Tea General Offices Mo The celebrated Kentucky lasses Cart the best made is Break manufactured by Settles Bros At the very closest margin Mt Sterling Ky Nico frosh line of green groceries Dried and Evaporated Fruits and canned goods at Watt M Gay Cigars Tobaccos Confection- Â¬ Cos eries and every article usually Sunday a train robbor Oliver Curin a first class grocery tis Perry a former cowboy and later kept a railway brakemau boarded a Cen store Â¬ Â¬ J F JONES ffl D Physician and Surgeon MT STERLING KY T ESIDENCE No 40 Harrison avenue Offle corner Main and Masville streets over Greene Clay Cuenaulte 216m tral Hudson train between Syracuse and Lyons N Y and after attempt Â¬ HEALTH l ing to rifle tho express car When tho BEAUTY train reached Lyons an attempt was COMFORT mado to arrest tho robber but ho held tho crowd at bay with two revolvers drove tho engineer from an engine Everything in our line offer- Â¬ ILLUSTRATED QUARTERLY and started to mako his escape The ing Special Inducements express engine was freed from tho 20c AYEAR car and a running fight ensued along THR price Is nominal to it within the reach tho parallol tracks Ho was finally of all It contains Fresh importation of Sour Articles by Mrs Jensen compelled to abandon tho ongiuo and Jllllcrand other well known and Pickled authors on Healthful and seek satety by flight across tho Krout Pickles Artistic Dress The Cnltlra country but was captured and lodged Pig Feet tlon of Phyelcal Beauty Intellectual Life and other to bo tho boldest iu jail It is said subjects of interest In the home Mrs Jennws lllllertf attempt at railway robbery on record utorr The Philosopher of We Are Sell Jenness Mlller of 19367 per aero T II Grimes rented of T G Stuart tho Ma8slo farm near Winchester containing CO acres 20 acres for tobacco 20 acres for corn on shares tho balanco in grass at 400 train ito horses t Georgo May has rented of J S Parish tho Will Hood farm of 90 acres TYbilo it for 600 cash Possession given March ban bought in Boylo and Lincoln counties 7 thousand lambs for do livery from Juno 20th to July Prices paid range from 5 cents for late do- East Main Street livery to 6 ceuts for May delivery and 5 up to tho tonth of Juno Mr Prow Â¬ itt bought of Ike Shelby lout week two hundred and fifty lambs for six cents for 25th of May delivery and 5 cents The New York Stato Democratic Auctioneer A Convention mot yesterday for Juno duJWory Children Cry fpr Pitchers Castorta Officer Gibbons arrested Al Darnell Friday night charged with robbiug Neal Dovine Neal had a pretty good load of red liquor aboard and tho negro seeing ho was in no condition to take caro of himself relieved him of Homo 8evouty flvo or ono hundred dollars Darnell is in jail and his trial is sot for to morrow i ya laiiffi k Son Driftwood Catalogue with prices Of Jennets Miller undent car ana other improved and hycienle gooes iach subrcriber allowed free tbo choice of one Jennees MIUer pattern and to purcbato others at ball price 1 Mt Sterling Ky uaTiiiA WOtuir Cam ing me order for aay other periodical where price 60c a year Liberal clubbing lates Aitents uid Canvassers wanted 1 flPECTAL OFPKRS and PHEM1UM8 Bent free p any one forward Â¬ Kitraorflnary A l Jas 1 AttBWhoWWknttiaHTfc -- i m M i A i lu 14 LI Mi L ift JJ ikLk vwftw rihiiSS UMb t nra i - m s it T miffMift JiJvuiS TT YV-- pr v WKKSSKBMS ww yjMWf iTffijTCf BMrajr If- fsmp tt s BWffiir wmw r I lift y w f w mmniirTffriiii mnrn v j - r m - - ti- - Xt - J JTir n n m sm MT STEIiLIKG ADVOCATE TUESDAY FEBIWAITF 23 I892 ww mmwmumamaBvMXWTemewiwmuMmmwmmmHmmm i f A THE ADVOCATE f Tho Future of Naturat Oae As to the actual amount of gas pro Â¬ duced it is difficult to obtain exact figures too nany pcoplo aro inter Â¬ ested in concealing or misstating the facts But one tendency cannot bo overlooked the gradual withdrawal of gas for other uses than domes Â¬ tic heating and cooking The do mand from this source alone is al Â¬ ready equal to tho supply especially if conservative notions prevail in re Â¬ gard to it permanence Such ufo permits of bettor prices than to main Â¬ tain factories built to sell town lots and that those who have monopolized the visible sources of supply should seek to restrict its uses to the more profitable chaunolB is not to bo won dered at Nor is it strango if in order to got the business into their Bargains THE STATES ittaSffi IN wi imiHfi iTwmimwinifciiwiMTiiBM11 twnM mi - ii iiuiiiiiimiLumwjwmMiiiiiiM - i if iidmi fmi w FIRE If you FRE FIRR 1 EL U 51 4 r Uilb l Haino takes itsuaino from tho Prov- IncoofMaino in Trance and was bo called as a compliment to tho Queen of Charles I Henrietta who was its AT owner New Hampshire takes its name from Hampshire England Now Hampshire 1 was originally called Lacoula Vermont is French Verd Aiont signifying green mountain Massachusetts is an Indian word signifying Country About tho Great Hills Rhode- Island gets its name because of its fancied resemblance to the Island of Rhodes in the Mediterranean JLJie real namo ot uonnccticut is o It is a Mohegan wor Big Stock Boys School Suits HOWARD S1AD and means Long River AKERS Fine Shoes for Ladies Misses Children Now York was so named as a coi plimcut to the Duke of York who t brother Charles II granted him th le territory New Jersey was named f Sir George Carter who was at tl time Governor of tho Island of Jersd in the British Channel Pennsylvania as is generally known takes its namo from William Pcun tl tAO IIS IN THE- sylvauia part of it means woods oral use for manufacturing has Literally it is Perms Woods Delaware derives its name from orally diminished There certainly need be no fears that coal mining will Thomas West Lord do la Ware bo a lost art But wo aro inclined to Maryland was named in honor of think that tho present tendency is Henrietta Maria Queen of Charles I Virginia got its name from Queen mainly a halt of reaction and that natural gas has come to Eiay Just Elizabeth the Virgin Queen now its uses aro merely suggestive of The Carolines are named for Charles tho future It brings to us fuel in the Carol us II most convenient form tho refined -- MANOFACTUUEKS OF- Florjda gels its name from Kauunas essence freed from dross woight im- Â¬ do Flores or Feast of the Flowers Alabama comes from a Greek word purity self transporting smokeless an invisiblo potent agent that once and signifies Land of Rest possessed of wo cannot well part withi Louisiana was named in honor of Louis XVI Mississippi is a Natchez If nature cannot bo depended upon to furnish it ready made we must under word and means Father of Waters EtC Hollow Ware Air Grates Sash Weights Three or four Indian interpretations take to make it or something nearly Grates Stoves havc been given the word Arkansas identical out of coal or oil It is still the ago ot steam and coal tho best being that it signifies Smoky English Tile Agents for American Waters the French prefix Ark but is this to bo tho typo of all future time Electricity is already with us T OFFICE SALESROOMS meaning bow j iT11 IC r 433 435 West Jefferson Street J J UUlC V 1 1 Teniicssce according to some writers and there aro indications too plain to is irom Tonasea an Indian Chief bo disregarded that tho coal fire is to others have it means River of the Big remain under special conditions only just as tho windmill and tho water Bond docs not mean Dark and wheel retain a place in tho worlds Kentucky Bloody Ground but is derived from economy Who then can 6ay that e sig Â¬ tho ago of gas is not yet to come tho Indian word When wo consider that of all the nifying Land at the Head of the products of tho miue poal has been v Jttvor Ohio has had several meanings fitted reckoned the most important when to it Some say that it is a Suwanee wo remember that tho Lehigh and H H 13 Lackawanna coal fields alono have iTO word moaning The Beautiful River created fortunes more vast than the others refer to tho Wyandotte word Oheza which signified Something gold mines of California when we realizo that it has revolutionized the GrcattA means of locomotion that it has open Indiana means laud of Indians ed new highways of trado and travel Illinois is supposed to be derived -trora an Indian word which was in that it has supplanted the water tended to refer to a superior class of wheel on land and the sailing ship on tho seas that it is tho impelling force men of commerce and the foundation of a Wisconsin is an Indian word mean- Â¬ manufacturing system that has devel Â¬ ing Wild Rushing Waters oped into proportions that were un Â¬ Missouri means Muddy Water Michigan is from an Indian word dreamed ot a generation ago what A long tested pain reliever shall wo say of the future with tho meaning Great Lake possible yes probablo displacement of Tho namo of Kansas is based on the Its use is almost universal by the Housewife the coal by something vastly bettor same as that of Arkansas Farmer the Stock Raiser and by every one Iowa is the name from an Indiau Engineering Magazine requiring an effective liniment tribe tho Kiowas were so called by Caroof the Sick because they were the Illinois Indians No other application compares with it in efficacy across the river Let in tho sunshine This well known remedy has stood the test of The name of California is a matter Banish all confusion years almost generations of much diapute Some writers say Cleanliness is the first rule that it first appeared in a Spanish Mako mustard plasters thin No medicine chest is complete without a romance of 1530 the heroine being an bottle o Ask tho doctor as to visitors Mustang Liniment Amazonian named California Dont ask questions of sick people Colorado is a Spanish word applied Wear a clean dress and a bright Occasions arise for its use almost every day to that portion of the Rocky Moun Â¬ smile tains on account of its many colored All druggists and dealers have it Flowers are permissable but nover peaks in profusion Nebraska means shallow waters Simple surprises aro a pleasure to a Nevada is a Spanish word signify Â¬ couvalescent ing Snow Covered Mountains Rheumatic patients should lio bo Georgia had its name bestowed tween sheets when it was a colony in houof of Eat a cracker or two before Sfoing into tho room bf contagion George it --YOU KNOW WHAT THE- A sandwich of minced raw beef1524 Tho Spanish missionaries of called tho country now known as steak often tempts an invalid A mustard plaster mixed with tho Mixtccapha and th6 people Texas while of an egg will not blister Moxtccas From this last word tho name of Texas is supposed to havo Watch tho ventilation and gauge tho temperature by a thermometer been derived Tho sick chamber should be plainly Oregon is a Spanish word signify Â¬ furnished and no heavy hangings Thymo AND WE TELL YOU THAT THE ing Vales of Wild Leagued or Allied wooleus or similar goods should All Dakota means bo removed from tho room whero con- Â¬ Tribes Wyoming in tho Indian word for tagion is under treatment Philadel phia Record qjig Plains Washington gels its name from our Tho Now York Sportsman President tot A journal devoted exclusively to turf Montana means mountainous Is the greatest Horse Paper on tho Pacific coast tho homo of tho Record namo that has never beer and breeding interests It is tho only Breakers Wo will send tho BREEDER AND SPORTSMAN aud tho MT Idahb Js a oxclusivo turf paper published in Now STERLING ADVOCATE for ono year fer tho price of tho Breeder and Sports Â¬ satisfactorily accounted for Bond for sample copies York City and is read by more horse- Â¬ man alone which is FIVE DOLLARS PER YEAR beginning to find fault men breeders owners and trainers Free Critlcsarb wjUh tho designs on tho new halves than any other papor published on nfldajuartcrfi Theres no necessity for this continent Bend for a sample frnvfeaUtifiC lit Iho matter its vory copy it will cost you nothing Ad easy toohango them Philadelphia dross L C UKDEnniLL Mancrr 3 Bush street San Francisco Cal I 20 tf dG Murray St Now York Clothing Hats Boots Quau-on-ti-c- ut want good Insurance insure with HOFFMAN If you want reliable Insurance Insure with HOFFMAN s HARP HIR1MBLE ENTONS If you want to insure in compa nies that pay all losses promptly iy1 Insure with HOFFMAN New Stock Best grades at Bottom prices No Jj shop worn goods- in the lie represents more companies and pays his losses with lot more promptness thanjjany agent in Eastern Kentucky Shoes SsSfs and insures at rates as low as any agent of a first class company Office Traders Deposit Bank ist floor SHARP TRIMBLE DENTON ADVERTISE -- KEHSTTTJOK NORTHWEST COR 13th Sr Tobacco Growers Association Warehouse MAINiSts LOUISVILLE KY ADVOC ATE THE FISCHER LEAF CO 7 A - Rates 150 per hhd 30 days free storage 25c per month after 30 days No deduction for samples Mark your tobacco GROW- Â¬ ft VT r ERS HOUSE T JOSES of Honrj-- County Manager IIAKttY SNOOK ofSliclbyJCountj Capt B A Tracy Solicitor Ast Manffr Iron Slate Wood Mantels lit ly IS IT WORTH SAVING It will cost you to sell at any old Warohouso in Louisvillo a hhd of tobacco supposing tho hhd to not 10 as follower Warehouse charges 200 Commission 100 10 lbs Sample 100 400 It will cost yon to sell 10 hhds at tho same rate 4000 It will cost you te sell at tho GROWERS HOUSE tho same tobacco ono hhd 100 no de- Â¬ duction for sample no commission 10 hhds 1500 Showing a difference in favor of tho GROWERS HOUSE of 2500 If jou afo in tho tobacco business for money and consider this little sum worth saving in tho Bale of ten hhds of tobacco ship to tho GROWERS HOUSE THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE s Kaiu-tuk-a- A Mexican JLYJLUiOL Linliner O A Cure for the Ailments of Mj and Beast The well known SURGEON and SPECIALIST of Cincinnati O forniorly-Besi- DEHT PHY8ICIAN of tho PHILADELPHIA QEKERAE HOSPITAL and PIIY8ICU1MS- Chaboe of tho Ohio Medical Institute has for thirty years devoted hia attention to the treatment of CHRONIC NERVOUS FEMALE AND SURGICAL DISEASES such ja BronohItlv Catarrh Oouoh Rheumatism all diseases of the Stomaoh Bowels Reotum Liver Kidney Bladder Sexual Organs Heart Nervca and Brain dlseawb of the Eye sad Ear Deformities eto HE WILL BE AT THE TWO FOR ONE NATIONAL HOTEL MT STERLING Saturday JVIarch I9th--His 21st Regular Visit KYt 1L aim ML St Advocate Is BREEIiER iii 1 Mffl Returning Every Fourth Week Tnaretffer PpttoVVtAXtOX AND EXAMINATION IS FREE and hewlUnromutly tall tou your disease and thu prospects ot a euro He all about LADIES afflicted with any of the Ills peculiar to rnay consult him with cer fect conndonce nnd the assurance of certain relief their sex nermanant will receive that kind and considerate attention whichand wlllapproclaU t His treltmSt all always proves aatlafactory local treatment Is seldom necessary er carer Biases cured without pain or Instrumental fnler- ferenceT11 t5BJ0i Sterility W maually tho result of carelessness or ignorance It can bo remediod Epilepsy o Fits cured by a never falling treatment Deafness many cases can be ourod OttBcers permanently removed from tho no pafn no loss of blood notalfeorSMSLSfS5SS2SBUr method nefmantTS Sredf01 naroce1 Spermatorrhea and all unnatural dlscharBe aKwho su0ror irom Indiscretions and excesses wl I benefit counsel and treatment If tuey observo certain SQillmenta In the urine or lrrltaUoa by our urinary ot the orgaus ihoy should consult us without delay Tlc restore all nteh cozes Thodopter treats with unfailing success all forms of sneh as PIIm Flsanro and Ulceration ot rijtnla pain or detention from business the nowcl by Bcctal niscnao own aisoovery method of JUls without He guarantees aUcatcu consdered tho boat ot indgment in oK ccuet and saves time mo1andBheealth0nCO The success attained In tho treatmont of the cases whloh ho makes his specialty Is trly haV bMa ln W and dlfflcuH CMes whloU baffled the efforts of BUothenT As his rooms aro usually crowdod It Is bettor to call early In tho day to avoid being 4kM ho The Breeder and Sportsman JSWvy All CoilsuKatioRS Dotteref0oar1a1mUtfeum BhUW bfiDS frm tW l fourounccso their po88lrbl urlnelnacleanlX SSSfirSpSh c D venortal taUUallonIa profe- CorTespoBdeacc and Cases sfrlctly CeBidentiii to any pnrt of lhe ITnllc 8t8tia and iarl6da AJdrM r 0 H BOOMAIT Box 703 Jihcianati O mmtxhAkii mmmm IWWtW- ifr ii 0 AVS to iSciiiJi HPrKi wr Ttf9TimU y W irsi MHflBflta T f P3W1fTIVf TPP i i wv V 1 fW 4 WW m titi2MidtitfyyfytivfrtHiM J J Si w1 i ffipfffy- - fh1ffiittXIWf rp w w WMm MT STERLING ADVOCATE TUESDAY EEBBUARY 231892 5 THE ADVOCATE FARM AND FARMER tho kicking habit Milkers should keep tho nails so closely trimmed that they will not cut tho teats while The Cincinnati WEEKLY if Boarding House isf A Ouanuk of Food Tt often payo cxnjiluout a little with loot when J- the miuter of milkj nt M Jco ami see if our ulcus of what u wfj should In harmonyiwith what she in bar hpr y1m1oihj tells ud is bct A caso in puuit with our own dali v illustrates the Vuyortenco of conferring with tho ur dairy cow in tho matter of feed fine silage rort and cob wtiitf tfiiitf mtttl one third and oat1- - two thirds giouud together ior a giain ration Tl r was not such a Kpponso in NP Tjr jnhk us wo could wish and so tho a as changed by advjiug a half nriti middliugs best braii so to mako ilie same number of nounds fed ctailji Tho cliango was niado at the very beginning of tho late severe stoi m and cold wcathor and in iivo days thf average increase of milk per head was 4 poundB nearly six cents worth of milk additional to each cow Tlo iucieaso was a surpiise as wo had supposed that oats were an ideal food for milk and wero congratula- Â¬ ting ourselves that with a homo grown ration wo wero independent of the grain dealers but as we sold tho oats at about 24 per ton and 240 saved tho grinding besides more and bought tho middlings at 20 wo arc still actually feeding tho result of tho homo grown feed and getting six cents per day per cow prolita on tho transaction Wo at Â¬ tempt no explanation in the matter beyond this that tho cows seemed to onjoy tho new mixture bettor and are payiug us roundly for tho trouble and wo have found out something that will bo of benefit for tho future PriUiral Farmer to 1 milking Feed up tho hay and grain bo far as it 1b possible to do so Tho manuro from tho animals will savo your farm Crops continu- Â¬ from deteriorating sold from tho farm ously growii and soon impoverish the soil and render artificial fertilization necessary Tho most Buitablo temperature for what are known as greou house plants such as geraniums carnations camel Â¬ lias arbutilonp etc is about forty live degrees at night Hot house plants better havo fifteen degrees more Tho common practice among country peoplo in mixing ripened and now croaiu together just bofbro churning will not produce tho best results Tho flavor will bo deficient and tho timo of churning will bo greater than if all ripened cream be used Restaurant havo rented tho Baum building on East Main 6trcot and havo fitted up a number of rooms I am there- Â¬ fore prepared to accommodafo my frionds with board and lodging by tho wcok day or meal Special attention paid to Court day dinners Charges reasonable I AND- - Best GAS Stove You can buy is theWi at i i tt tr i - GAZETTE Vl 00 A YEAR A Family -- the -- GAS WORKSThoso who havo tried them could not bo induced to do with- Â¬ out one - One Hundred Years Favorite rau news of tho world in tho most complete shape the choicest mis Â¬ cellaneous reading and the best stories and literary matter that brain can produco and that money can buy The Weekly Gazette contain fifty six columns every wcok and on 4ieciul occasions eighty four columns It gives tho 31 tf J A STEPHENS The Cheapest Thing in the Market PLUMBING A SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 8100 A YEAR Every Pobtmsislor is our Agent Samplo copies Free Tho Daily Commercial Gazette is unrivaled as a newspaper and is growing in podularity every dtiy which is attested by its rapidly increasing circulation Address I ll A ti nrrnrfc 0 ULlUil GAS FITTING Dono by thoroughly competent workmen T Exclusive Undertaker Mt Sterling GaslM Co When a- steer keeps poor all winter notwithstanding ho has plenty of food water and uueUor it is in order to look out for lice warbles or somo othor form of parasite When an in- Â¬ dustry of any kind docs not prosper with good seasons and natural condi- Â¬ tions favoring it it is just as impor- Â¬ tant to look for paiasites - THE COMMERCIAL GAZETTE CO CINCINNATI OHIO No guessing nor lottery schemes with this paper JOHN SAMUELS -- DEALER IN-- Keeps constantly on hand Kentucky Central R R a complete stock of Coffins BLUE GRASS ROUTE Caskets Shrouds and every- Â¬ Shortest and Quickest Route thing usually kept in a first class undertaking houses FROM Mr Robert T Smith will assist me and attend all calls CENTRAL KENTUCKY day and night TO ALL POINTS r K liowv many farmers know how many teeth their horses cattle sheep Wo often laugh at and hogs have tho city people for not knowing the names and qualities of our mauy breeds of slock A horso has forty teeth a mare thirty six wanting tho tusks or so called wolf teeth tho ox and sheep tribes have only thirty two tho eight incisors in fho V wanting upper jaw Tho pig has forty four teeth the dog has forty two teeth and mankind only thirty two There are many thingsaboutt animal constrnc- fijjfiil that coupled with tho modern SAxvi a i Happy Hooslors Timmons postmaster of IdavillcInd writes Electric Bitters has dono more for mo than all other medicines combined for that bad feeling arising from Kidney and Liver trouble John Leslie farmer and stockman of same place says Find Electric Bitters to bo tho best Kidney Is now receiving complete lines of and Liver medicine made mo feel liko a new man J W Gardner hard- Â¬ ware merchant same town says Dress Goods j Ginghams Salines Electric Bitters is just tho thing for a man who is all run down and dont Hamburg Swiss and Nainsook Embroideries and caro whether he lives or dies ho Torchon Laces found now strength good appetite and In Dress Goods I have Novelty and Plain Bedford felt just liko ho had a new leaso on Cords in several different qualities New Sereres and life Only 50c a bottle at W S Wm Notions Boots Cassimeres OHAS REIS Shoes and Furnishing Goods Mt Sterling Vy MANUFACTURER 0F- - Dry Goods and 8 NORTH SOUTH 15 1891 Through daily train scrvico between Cincinnati and iliddlosborough aud points on L N It It Schedule in Effect Nov South Bound 8 Saddles Harness Bridles Halters c Expicss No 1 Dally Accm Fast Lino Daily Ex Sun Ex Snn 8 00 pm 2 65pm 8 08pm 3 02pm O lRmn i 86pm 5 30 pm 9 S9nm 10 23pm 0 16pm 11 00pm 7 COpm 0 15pm 0 COpm 7 05pm 7 65pm No 5 No 3 Percals Lloyds drug store Solldlfled Petroleum Fuel Tho value of petroleum as a fuel has led to several attempts to solidify it and thus to render it moro conven- Â¬ ient to uso than when in tho liqnid form Tho most iccent method of doing this is that of Mr Chonall a demonstration of whoso invention was given recently at tho works of tho Solidified Petroleum Pioneer Corporation Gainsboro road Hack- Â¬ ney Wick Tho process of conversion is very simple aud rapid A given quantity of crude petro- Â¬ leum is first drawn ofl into a vessel and with it is mized about 15 per cent of certain chemicals which are in themselves largely combustible Tho vessel containing tho mixture is then placed for a short timo in boiling water which causes fusion to take place Tho veobcl is then transferred to a furnace having a temperature of from 100 degrees to 500 degrees F tho mixture being kept stirred In a Bhort time solidification takes place after which tho compound is pressed into bjocka for use Tho chem- Â¬ icals employed for admixture with the petroleum aro stated to cost only about tho same as tho petroleum and tho process of conversion does not re- Â¬ Cloths Silks and Dress Trimmings Will now sell Blankets Comforts and Cloaks at Cost Heavy Underwear Ivo Cincinnati 8 JO a m 8 18 a ui Le rCovington a 45 am aimoutii plete lino of general Saddlery Goods jjvo Cynthiana 10 43 a in Lo 11 18 a m Ait Taris in tho city 12 10 Arr Lexington m All work made of first class material Le Paris ll 25 i m 12 10 m aud by skilled workmen Call and Ait Winchester 12 40 pm Lo Winchester 1 35 p in Arr Richmond examine stock and learn prices Lve Richmond I 35 pm Lvc Jterca 2 05 pm Arr Livingston 3 05 p m CIIAS REIS 3 15 pm Lo Livingston 4 10 p m Lie London 4 50 pm ArrCoroin Lvo Corbin 5 00 p m tvi l VKV IN Lvo narboumlloB 52 p m Si I Lvo Pineville 0 41 p m Lvc Middlcboroiigh 7 85 p m Arr Cumberln Gap7 56 p m I carry tho largest and most com- Â¬ i cr rl Restaurant At 50 cents on the dollar Seventeen Cloaks of what they cost Lvc Corbin AND Le Williamsburg Arr Jellico 4 60 5 45 o 20 50 4 45 5 20 1 pm pm pm Confectlone ry I have opened a first class Restaurant Ait Stanford Le Lancaster North Bound Lve Richmond pm pm pm lkf i in stock uTeedingyfeeding and manage- moat every farmers son should know r i fi liivnaflnrn inn tvOntimr JOHN PUKE DEMOCRACY IAMUELS Expitsa No 2 Daily No 4 Daily No0 Daily UxSnn V and may learn free of charge by at- Â¬ tending the winter term of the State Agricultural College that is now so gouerously provided by tho govern ment in every State Why let the dudes in the literary departments of x tin so colleges reap all tho benefits and tho farmers 6ons for whom tho agri- cultural colleges were created quietly stay at homo Western Agricul- Pumpkins aro valuable feed for hogs in connec- Â¬ tion with ojhor foods such as corn bran oatmeal etc but swine prefer the pumpkins cooked as they do potatoes Wo havo found it an ex Â¬ cellent way to uso up small potatoes by otther boiling or steaming them with pnropkins If to this combina- Â¬ tion is added wheat bran and all tho corn iho hogs will eat it is difficult to imaciiie a better combination of fooctd for fattening thorn unions it is tho addition of all tho milk thoy will drink Thsso can lie fed separately or n combination as tho hogs may littu to liko thorn best They afford a g od variety aro well relished and contain tho olomonta for promoting growth as well as for fattening If ono hi b steaming apparatus or kettles for boiling wVprcfor Btearaing it is not much of a job to cook tho po tatoes and pumpkins nor is tho neces- Â¬ sary apparatus very expensive We think ovcry farmer should havo such an outfit for heating scalding and cooking Mirror and Farmer extremely difficult to mako a better floor for horso stalls than tho clay floor solidly tramped to mako it hard Such a floor will bo olastic without boing soft and is tho best possiblo ono for maintaining a healthy condition of tho hoof Littered with straw as all floors should be tho liquid manuro will all bo absorbed and tho straw covering will prevent tho shoo calks from disturbing tho clay A horso standing upon such a floor will havo a hoof that is soft and yet tough capable of enduring much moro wear than a diy and brittle hoof such as horses usually havo that stand upon wooden iloors Indiana Farmer GLEANmqs Long finger nails cause a groat many cows to contract turist Feeding the Swine quire any skilled labor Tho wholp process from tho first mixing to solidification occupies only about half an hour and tho converting apparatus is simplo and inexpensive Tho solfdificd petroleum burub freely and with but a email porcentago of ash For reasons connected with tho foreign patent relating to this inven Â¬ tion tho nature of tho chemicals was not disclosed Neither was tho cost tho condition now confronts us which caused tho patriot Lincoln so much The kind that mado our country ono of the greatest powers among nations is what is now needed to combat tho crisis prophesied by that true patriot Abraham Lincoln who said We may all congratulate ourselves that the cruel war is ncaring its close It has indeed been a trying hour for the Kcpublic But I see in the near future a crisis arising that unnerves me and causes mo to tremble for tho safety of my country As a result of the war corporations have been enthroned and an era of corruption in high places will follow Tho Money Power of tho country will endeavor to prolontr its reign by working upon the prejudices ag rjpiu a uuwi au weaiin is tho few hands and ltupublic destroyed 1 feel at this moment moro anxiety for the safety of my country than over before even in the midst of war There w no disguising the fact that anxiety 0 of production stated but from what was shown this cannot be oxecssive It was however stated that the heat- Â¬ ing power of the now fuel was much in excess of that of steam coal than which it could bo sold much cheapor Paper Trado Review Loudon Floor for Horse Stalls It is Remarkable Rescue Mrs JficbRjl Curtain Plainfield 111 makes tho statement that sho caught cold which settled on her lungs sho was treated for a month by her family physician but grow woreo Ho told her sho was a hopeless victim of con- Â¬ sumption aud that no medicine could euro her Hor druggist suggested Dr Kings Now Discovory for Consump- Â¬ tion sho bought a bottlo and to hor delight found hejrsolf benefitted from first dose Sho continued its uso and after taking ton bottles fourid herself sound and well now- - docs her own housework and is as well as sho over was Preo trial bottles of this Great Discovory at W s Lloyds drug store largo bottles 50c and 100 ttiug at jjoita Iowa isx sun tM Mt Sterling Lvo iu zmm 1 szpm u 25am 1 20pm 11 16am 4 58pm 7 16am 1 65pm Winchester wouty ono in Eldor J M Iloft- ir Lexington Arr 12 06pm BSOpm 8 05am 2 pir Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer riBes is meeting at Pilot Grove Mo by S LIMITED VESTIBULED KCPRESS run equal to tho emergency placing before 1892 hill dally and has Vestlbulcd Ptillmnn Sleepers bo ltM rfnnora llnVlinan1 tfiitti nnrl fnnta tvveen Louisville Lexington Washington Now Kau- Feb 5 92 am in cu York and Old Point Comfort This train is bo harmful to corruptionists plans and offcevillo made part of tho celebrated F F V East of M str Huntington on tho C O Route beneficial to tho people Truth iad nieoting 88 additions mighty and will prevail is tho En jals tei FAST MAIL TRAINS run dally except Sunquirer platform It is always greatrjro A C Ashloy closed a four hi day between Lexington and Huntington Makocomfort to read tho Enquirer O oks meoting ftfc Parkvme InLj with d direct connectionsS nt Huntington with C At Ashland with V Ry At Winchester with K O R R- - north and south bound and at Lcx- additions re Ington with L A N L S and C N O T 1 Bucklons Arnloa Salve jiauroaog Eldor A Rich closed a nicotine b 1 at North Euglish Iowa with du LEXINGTON 4 OLIVE HILL ACCOMMOle DATION daily except Sunday Connects at Tho best salvo in tho world for cuts added Winchester to and from K C points and at Lex bruises sores ulcers salt rheum co8cd at plattvillo wis j tin Ington with L S R E for Louisville Ky sores tetter chapped hands chilblains n js additions wc For fnll information in Rates Routes corns and all skin eruptions and pos- - mooting at raiding O closed saL eta apply to any agent regard toor connecting of this is lines or to itively cures piles or no pay required th 42 added hod by Eldor T J Ro H E Huntington C Li Drown Jt is guaranteed to give satisfaction iwart M TPA Loxlnkton Ky - Vronntxr oillnrl of East Liverpool wal w Vv iwwv W 8 Harrison cilj O W Barney per box For sale by W S Lloyd O A Lexington Ky G A AshJandKy it week conducted by Eldor O W Jo 4 Â¬ its agency The political contest of 1892 will again test tho strength of this money power diiTerent from previous efforts only in its greater virulence and ability to deceive Liko an oasiB in tho desert tho A money power controls political parties and all important elections plrciL0 iui agents in high places of honor and trust The samo power controls all legis Â¬ lation and dictates what shall be tho law of tho land a result mado possible and capy by working upon the preju- Â¬ dice it tho people through tho medium ot iuo public press of which ninety nine out of every hundred aro either owned in full or part or controlled by Lve Stanford 7 00 am and Confectionery at Samuels old Lve Lancaster 7 50 am Arr Richmond 10 15 am 6taud cor Court Broadway a 8 05 am MEALS TWENTY FIVE CENTS Lve Jellico LveWillfnVbg jjjj 8 45 am ICEBERGS wr Voruin 0 35 am a Fresh Oysters served in any style oio Lv e Cumld Gap 83 am 2 Your patronage solicited Lve Middlesborough c C 6Sam T tho familiar explanation of the vu i inuviue 7 47 am - su R F GREENE LveBaibrville 8 35 am formation of iceburgs must be added Arr Corbin tSa 0 25 am Lve Corbin another Mr Israel C Russell in re- Â¬ 0 85 am 5 Lve London 10 11 am counting his expedition to Mount St Air Livingston 11 05 am Elias says that tho foot of a glacier OLD KENTUCKY ROUTE Lvo Livingston 11 i5am Lve Bcrea 12 10 nn extends out under tho muddy water Arr Richmond 12 41 pm Lvo Richmond 6 05 am 12 11 pm sometimes for a thousand feet or more Arr Winchester 1 35 pm 6 65 am N H and H V CO E D Lvo Winchester 7 10 am 1 65 um in front of tho visible part of tho ice Arr Paris 7 45 am 2 27 pm Lvc Lexington cliffs 7 00 am 2 00 pm When this extension of tho ice 8 45pxi 7 63 am LvePans 2 37 pm I 25 pn foot has reached tho point where tho 8 24am LveCvnthiana 3 07 pm 4 48 pm Lv e Falmouth o 23 am 4 01pm SHORT LINE TO 30pv buoyancy of the ice at the bottom ex- Â¬ 10 40 ant Ait Covington 6 S5frni 6 37pn Arr Cincinnati 10 55 am 5 45 pm 0 45 pm Philadelphia ceeds its strength huge pieces break Washington off and riso to tho surface The sud Baltimore Now York MAYSVILLE BRANCH den appearauco of these masses of ice Old Point and the Sea shore is always startling o 10 At first it seems No 12 North Bound Daily Daily says Mr Russell as if some huge sea Ex Sun ExSav TIIK DIRECT LINE TO Lve Cincinnati monster had risen from tho deep and i 65 pn Lvc Covington Lexington 3 02 pm Louisville was lashing tho water into foam Lvo Lexington 7 oo a m 6 20 pm Lvc Paris 7 55 a m St Louis Kansas City 6 15 po Soon it can bo seen that a blue island Arr Milleraburg 8 18 a m 88 pn 8 40 a m Memphis Arr Carlisle 7 oopm Chattanooaa has appeared above tho surface carry- Â¬ Arr Johnson 9 34 am 7 54pr ArrMayuviUo 10 10 am 8 so pm ing up hundreds of tons of water AND ALL POINTS which flows down its sides in cataractB West and Northwest South No 9 Nolt and South Bound Daily of foam Tho fragments which riso Ex bun Ex Son Southwest from tho bottom in this manner aro LveMaysvllle 5 20 am 1 COpm IN EFFECT JANUARY 4 1891 Lve Johnson usually larger than thoso broken from 6 57 am 2 37 pm Lvc Carlisle 6 60 a m 3 20 pm the faces of tho ico cliff sometimes Lve Millciiiburr 7 15 a n 8 45 pm 7 40 a m raris 4 10 pm Fast Llmtd Acc mAcc m Arr Lexington measuring two hundred or three hun- Â¬ 8 28 a m 7 oopm Mall East Bound Dally Exprss Dally Daily Arr Covington Arr 10 54 a m 0 87 pm Daily Ex 8unEx Sun Arr Cincinnati dred feet In diameter Their sizo and 11 00 am 0 46 pm tho suddenness with which they rise Lexington Lve 735am 615pm 5 4Spmll 40am S R KNOTT C P ATMORE 7 10pral2 80pm Traffic Manager would insure certain destruction of a Winchester Arr 823am 7 00pm 7 45pm 105pm GcalIPass Agt 8 52am 730pm Mt Sterling General Offices LeuUvlllc Ky 10 00pm DAILY Arr vessel venturing too near the treach Olive Hill Lvo 10 40am 9 03nm MORSE Asst Gcnl Passrr Airt 6 45am IS 16prol0 30pm 8 45am VMWV vuuiuuvi ui iiuuiuicrcu Bid1 Cinti erous ice walls ropular Science Ashland Cnttlkttabnrg Lvel2 38pwl0 43pm 9 03am 9 25am nununRura jvrr izbopmuwpra Monthly No 1 Dally to all points except Rowland Di G C -- a ru 1 Ex Mayor B P Iliggins of Somer- Â¬ Wost Bound set has skipped out for fear of mob violence Ashland Olive II111 vision which is dally except Sunday NoRuns dally ex No No Sunday from Lexington DAILY 000am 120pm 8 35pm 0 25om 1 8Upm 0 57pra 0 37nm 1 60pm 7 10pm 0 avuiu a vgjjiu 1 warn o oopm R Huntington Lvo Catlettsburg u Arr Vaiy ex bunJay between Cincinnati and Lexington No 16 Paris and Lexington Accommodation Dally Leaves Lexington 10 00 am Arrives Paris 10 45 am No 7 Falmouth Accommodation Leaves Cln clnnati 6 15 pm Arrives Falmouth 7 05 Dia dally except Sunday No 8 Leaves Fnlmonth 8 00 am Arrlvea Clni clnnati 7 65 am dally except Sunday Nos 1 and 3 make connection ut Winchester for points on tho N N M V Rv N01TCnnles rough cars from Cincinnati to Middleborough and Cumberland Gap and allln tcrmcdiatOBtatious and tuns daily 41 No C Daily except Sunday Runs dailv 4 Runs dally from all stations except tho and Division vv hich Is daily except Sunday Nf Chamborlains Eye antf km v A certain euro for Chronic Soro Eyes Totter Salt Rboum Scald Head Old Itch Prairio Scratches Soro Nipples and Piles It is pooling and soothing Hundrods of cases havo been cured by it alter all othor treatment had failed Ointment - fevcrg Chraio Soros Fovor Soros Eczema m u VPG v Itl3putupin23GdG0cQatboxcft juTer meeting stiH in progress figj 4 U T VWf IT1 H ft MT STERLING ADVOCATE TUESDAT FEBKUAKT S3 1892 podition in 1820 died in England In Capfj Groonos caso it appears thai Arctic explorations and exposure were good for tho health as ho survived tho torriblo journey soventy two years Nor may it bo amiss to noto that Ad Â¬ miral SlrProvoWalli8 tho senior ofll cor of tho British navy who died last week was a lieutenant on board tho Shannon in her celebrated encounter with tho Chesapeake off tho Massa Â¬ chusetts coast nearly scvonty nino years ago and was placed in com Â¬ mand of tho Chesapeake aftor her cap- Â¬ ture Courier Journal Blaino Jr was of divorco from her husband with alimouy to tho amount of 100 per month and tho custody of her child Wt m 4 Jf THE ADVQCATE GENERAL NEWS Mt Vesuvius is In a state of crup- Wells SNA - Hazel pi DEALERS IN Hon been stated on authority that Franco and Germany aro covered Lancaster parties are owners of 100- with snow to a depth as to put a stop 000 worth of diamonds and pay taxes to all railroad traffic and tho suffering on 1000 worth among tho poor class is intense Scott county Republicans havo se- Â¬ Recently betweon Tewkesbury and lected delegates to go to tho Stato Cheltenham in thrco minutes 700 Convention at Louisvillo March 30th Commodore B E Linchan a Ken- Â¬ words wore scut to a newspaper office tucky millionaire has sued a St and correctly received over a telephone Louis Mo baukfor 10000 for pro- Â¬ wire testing his check A woman has beon appointed Matron of tho Buffalo N Y count If every man could havo everything jail in order as tho sheriff courteouslj ho wanted what an uninteresting explains to have her look after tho place this worid would bo for tho men and what an unhappy place for the lady prisoners At Dresden they aro baking an women Somcrvillo Journal Now Orleans was visited by a 2000000 fire on tho night of tho 17th instant A second Congress of Chambers of Commorco of tho British Empire will bo hold in London in June Tho Popo hopes to bo buried in the Latoran by tho side of Innocent III whoso tomb ho has just finished thero Mail matter can bo sont from Paris to Berliu now in pneumatic tubes It takes 35 minutes for a package to go from ono city to the other Tho largo spot recently formed on tho sun has broken into about twenty smaller spots and others have formed at a great distance from these Heading Eng is known as Biscuit opolis because of tho location there of Gcorgo Palmers big biscuit factory in which 5000 people are employed V r4 Staple V and Faney Dry Goods 1 Dv far the largest and handsomest stock of Dress Goods J James G granted a decree Mrs and Novelty Suitings in the market and all paid for A tremenduou stock of Table Linens Torchon Edsr- gs and sosiery all bought and paid for be fore the McKinley Bill was passed STATE NEWS Louisville is to have a ono cent morning paper Soveral earthquake shocks wore felt in Louisville on tho 17th Over county 600000 worth of property assessment in Mercer WflLLa Carpets umvam have moretogether town put only house that JML brands such as FORDS HOUSES SELL than all the We are the carries the best 1 -- has missed which they sell as low as LOWELLS HART Â¬ etc etc and BROMLEYS INFERIOR MAKES other It has WELLS control HAZELRIGG have the sole Childrens of M Shortels and Misses Shoes the cheapest in America and every pair warranted Also J Johnsons Hand- Made Shoes i t WELLS For Honest Goods HAZELRIGG dont deal AND in Trash Treatment HONEST go to American corn bread that is finding United States Secret Service de Â¬ much favor and is much cheaper thau tectives surprised a couple of counter- Â¬ their ordinary bread A pound costr feiters at their unlawful work in a trifle over 3 cents Louisville Wednesday night They were making dollars and arc mem- Â¬ It is probable that Cornelius Dreb bers of an organized band that for bel a Hollander in tho year 1030 first some timo past has been operating on proposed a method for indicating both sides of the river near Louisville changes of temperature by means of a glass bulb Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria The standing army of thcArgentini Great Contest Republic numbers G000 men and thero aro over 50 generals on tho activo list One of the most exciting contests This gives a general to about everj in the history of Central University hundred other warriors of all lowei will be that to bo held on Monday grades evening next to decide upon a repre Â¬ On a farm in the suburbs of Provi Â¬ sentative Ti the Inter Collegiate Ora- Â¬ dence It I there has been located torical Contest to bo hold in tho latter what is claimed to be one of tho part of April at Georgetown In largost and richest veins of granitt order to make this a most interesting east of tho Black Hills if not in the affair Dr Blauton has decided to entire country award a gold medal to tho second best Mrs Hall T Dillon M D coloied speaker the best speaker to repre- Â¬ is the first woman to pass the Alabama sent the College in the coming contest There will be seven speakers all Stato medical examination It is an unusually severe written examination trained orators several of whom have occupying 10 days Dr Dillon passed met before in tho intellectual arena In the list of orators of the occasion with a high average at midnight by a new suddenly expanded fiom law Vienna an area of 55 square kilometers to 17S equare kilometers or half the szo of London and three times as large as Berlin with a population of 1300000 On Dec 21 Rvf VEJX Tho dreadful tragedy yesterday at Gallatin Tenn is another warning to chicken hearted Governors who LS W G IHLAJZEX-IIGJ-Gl- ff c Tho annual report of the Comedie Francaiso shows a profit of 70000 This will give 3200 to each socie taire In the course of the year 1891 cloven now pieces including Sardous were produced and Thermidor 12 plnys of its old repertoire re vived Â¬ i Chief Justice Fuller in a card in a Washington paper announces thai his daughter Miss Mary and Colliii C Manning of South Carolina were quietly married at San Remo Januan 7 Tho wedding was not made pub lic then on account of the brides ill noes Â¬ At American Flagiu Southern Cal- Â¬ ifornia lives an old woman of sixty oight who in her early youth had a high valuation placed upon her by her church Her fathers brother Jesus Castro fell in love with her and she reciprocated his affections None of the priests would perform the cere Â¬ mony Castro offered one priest to give as much as 5000 to the church if tho marriage knot could bo tied This howover was considered too lit Â¬ tle Finally it was agreed that if Castro would give tho girls weight in gold thoy should bo made man and iyib Ho dldso and never regretted lb6 price paid for llis wife Portland -- are constantly remitting the imprison ment in convictions for carrying con- Â¬ cealed weapons The cause of a very largo proportion of homicides is tho readiness of parties to shoot or cut and this is altogether traceable to the possession of a deadty weapon The fear that the other party in a quarrel may bo also armed leads both sidos to begin deadly work as quick as possi- Â¬ ble It is important to get the drop on tho other man and in endeavoring to do this both sides begin the use of pistols or knives In convictions for a violation of tho of tho statue against this most baneful crime thero ought to bo no remissions or pardons A man who deliberately arms himself and goes about as a walking arsonel should when found guilty bo put in jail and kept thero during the entiro whoso names are given below are period prescribed by law and public represented every style of speaking sentiment should exact this of the ex Â¬ md surely every ono in tho audience ecutive officers Louisville Post will have abundant opportunity to bo interested in the exhibition At the FARMS FOR SALE OR ReNT present writing it is pretty well con- Â¬ For Sale or Rent on ceded that no ono has a cinch House with five rooms and seven and if all tho follows the first honor will keep up their training tho judges acres of land just outside eity limits 24 4t will havo a hard timo to arrive at a apply at this office events it will bo a decision At all For Sale or Rent irrcat day in Capua I will either sell or rent my farm of The speakers and their subjects are MO acres near Grassy Lick Call on here given in tho order of their de Â¬ or address W II Fletcher livery P O Mt Sterling Ky Phantoms of Hope E P Tribble 92 Ep Richmond Ky Farm For Sale Parnoll Cabell II Chenault 93 A splendid farm of 128 acres with- Â¬ Ep Richmond Ky in 3 miles of Mt Sterling with C O Groves dwelling of eight rooms and all neces Â¬ Our Government 94 Ep Mt Sterling Ky sary outbuildings flno young orchard Age of Revolution A L Irvino of 200 trees well watered and in good 93 Phil Lebanon Ky neighborhood Terms to suit tho What of tho Republic B T Cox purchaser For further information 92 Ep Maysville Ky 27 4t apply at this office Enlightened Partisanship Joseph For Rent Cabell Jones 92 Phil Standford Ono hundred and forty eight aero Ky farm Ono hundred acres for corn The Birth of Independence Wil- Â¬ and tobacco balance for oats House i liam G Lackay 92 Phil Stanford Ky Victory for one a medal for another and four coflins Richmond Register TRIMBLE H CLAY McKEE J J KERNS r i where we can furnish v all kinds of Monuments Statuary Grave Mark- - T ers and everything necessary to show your re membrance of and love for your dead We can furnish the finest work the world produces in the the way of all kinds of cemetery furniture We can save you the 25 or 30 per cent paid to trav-Â¬ elling agents or drummers and the travelling expenses of proprietors who often come 300 or j 400 miles to put up work When you buy ofut you can get what you buy We do not sell one article and put up another Also we take contracts for all kinds of Free- stone and Limestone work We guarantee sat fV istaction on an contracts Main Street ODoosite the f - OMEto us on Bank and Old Presbyterian M New Farmers Church Mt Sterling Ky V- I K DlGlllII Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria AND WE TELf ft I t bm Marl He Conn Frank Peyton who defaulted in At- Â¬ lanta and whom tho Cincinnati de Â¬ tectives woro on tho out look for has boon arrested in Louisvillo Ho is tho son of a woll known Cincinnati mor- chant and was returned to Atlanta t V J If TraiiGorJpt jP mi I iiiSti Fotcifrlnirgi and cV 0jpt John Parry North flipd Within a day or two of Sir James Graut0 death in Scotland Dr Junkor anbthoi celebrated Amcan uavoior a particular fatal It seems aB if 1892 wore going to bo year for explorers on Mon- Pole ox 1 Dr W W Whlto committed sulcido last weok at Claypool Warren county Ho was 27 years old and unmarried Tn the ereatest Horso Paner on tho certificates Financial troubles aro said to bo tho Breakers Wo will send tho BREED cause of tho rash act A poimancnt Democratic club wilr STERLING ADVOCATE for ono ycj man alone which is FIVE DOLLAR Ed Coy a negro rapist was burned bo orgaulzcd in Louisville and tho in Free was burned at tho stake at Toxarcana terdst Iseo great that 100 men will 100 each and become life1 Texas on Saturday tho victim of his subscribo brutal assault applying tho match members J A gang of counterfeiters has beoi l unearthed at Cincinnati Thero arc threo shrewd crooks in tho gang W G Hera of Nowport Ky and W T Brown and Ralph Wishon of Cincin nati Thov had everything ready tq flood tho section with 5 and 10 silvei BREEDER i When Daby was rtck wo gate her Castoria When she was a Child she cried for Castoria When eho became Ills sbo clung to Castoria tyben ttae bad Children she gave them Castorl The Breeder 3 Bush street T j til Ycstorday waa only observed ds a holiday by tho banks and tho poet- ouiceo in thia city m v 1 vIS 0 tv j4 iO i f M iMzhtkSBBBBm iT r t wwmmw W I SB L i l t i MT 3 Trimble Bros STERLIJN 1 4 p ADVOCATE TUESDAY FEBRUARY 23 1892 PERSONAL r ifd IM ll a i Wholesale Grocers IM BROS TRIMBLE grocers --7 - wnoiesaie STERLING MT i I 1 1 KY THE ADVOCATE Fast Mail to night Cvnthlana Is considering tho propo sition of putting in water works Hwvn Tfisnirooks of Scott county iiaBBOld Blnco the 25th of December lastT80 worth of eggs Born to tho wife of Levi Kratser a son on tho 16th inst at Spencer T C Graves U moving to tho ele Â¬ gant now rosidenco ho bought of W Capt Jack Stewart of Lexington S Caldwell on Holt avenuo - is in the city Strictly Business DEALER8 IN C B Hancock of Stanton was in All persons owing city taxes for tho tho city Saturday year 1891 MUST pay sanlo at onco or Robt Goodpaster was in Lexington I will bo compelled to levy on and sell c School Books School Supplies Puro Inks pencils All Toilet Arti Â¬ on business Saturday cles Also Paints Oils and Varnishes thoir property This will be my last John Gibbons H Clay Turner was in Frankfort notice t tf RELIGIOUS City Marshal N M V R R last week on business TheN The - Prescription - Druggists- Pure Drugs Medicines o Aim m Robt E Drake Syracuse N Y at- Â¬ torney of Thomson Houston Electric Tho Co was in tho city last week Company has decided to increase their plant and will begin work in a few days fr daughter of D T Gault Honakor and Ada Coyle wore married Tuesday evening They stolo a march on their friends oven their relations woro kept in tho dark as to their in- Owingsvillo Opinion tontion Thos block Henry Wills is located in tho Baum ftp 17 East Main street and nice stock of fruits and confe- Â¬ fhas a ctioneries Ho also has a restaurant attached and and ono can get a meal at any time J i f Bf l I It nAV A If witn retailing nquors wiuwui uwiubc JTho- Gazette Publishing Company has rented tho Bouth room on first floor in tho Fizer Block West Broad Â¬ way and will occupy it in connec- tion with tho Adams Express Com- 1 nanv Ton muoh fltvlo brethren tOO 9 9 9 Geo W Castle Deputy U S Mar- shal went to Louisville from Carter county last week with 10 prisoners Ono he violators of rovenuo lawB had to leave behind Bob Baker es- Â¬ caped from Grayson Ho was charged a 2 X X rv - much stylo Georgo Barnet and Robert Winn havo engaged in tho insurance busi Â¬ with their offlco for tho presont -- es office in tho gjifKOod of the Exchange Bank These young men are full of energy aro rosponsiblo and will douhtlcss do business Trv Somerset f Tirro nvniinnr nllnrnnv of who wont to Lexington to attend the bration on dead in his in room No tion Knights of Pythias cele- Â¬ Wednesday was found bed at tho Phconix Hotel 133 on tho third floor at 230 p m Thursday tho gas being turned on causing death by asphyxia- Â¬ Mrs Betsy McKay aged 10G years ied at tho homo of her sou Allan in Taylorsville Ky on McKay Thursday She was born Juno 4 She has a 78C in Nelson county two years old thirty four pif eighty grandchildren ana mty iour groat grandchildren uo to last ounuay sho attended church regularly and was in tho full possession of all her facultios R Gudgoll won two suits in tho Court of Appeals last week Wilson for Ono against John B of contract Wilson sold a breach piece of land to nendricks and tho lattjtfclafcned Wilson did not mako deod In tho lower court hima Hendricks gained 500 damages An appeal was taken by Mr Gudgcll and tho Court of Appeals granted Wilson 1500 damages Owingsvillo Opin- ho examining trial of Dr O A Rlchart for tho killing of John Sam uels jr Friday Fob 12 was set for Wednesday morning lasL The attor Roid noys Wood Day Hazelrigg and M S Tylor ap Â¬ White Brooks peared for tho defence whilst tho prosecution was represented by county attorney W A Do Haven and Col Z Tho Commonwealth T Young imuph Col Young entered a nolle prosccnie in tho caso boioro any ovi denco wqs offered and tho court dis Â¬ charged tho prisoner Tho Wilbur Opera Company was hero tho past week and gave two oven inga and a matinee performance all of which word attended by crowds that taxed our Opera House to its ut Every ono who at fcmost capacity away expressing in high tended camo w B terms thoir appreciation of tho gplondid entertainments given One of tho company Kohnly was at one thno aMt Sterling boy Should tho management boo lit to return to our city they can safely depend upon large V houses Krcotlng their company k Elder Forest of Lexington proached Tho transfer of tho Nowport News Last season tho Fast Mail played to and Mississippi Valley Road has been two very acceptable sermons at the a largo audience hero and gave per- Â¬ officially made as tho following circu Christian church Sunday morning The prices havo lar will show fect satisfaction and night been reduced from 1 to 75 cents for Cincinnati O Feb 16 1892 Tho Rov G B Overton of Louisville resorved seats Seo their great play Newport News and Mississippi Valley preached two excellent sermons for at tho Opera House to night Company having this day assigned to Dr R Hiners congregation on last J A May of Salyersville tho lead- Â¬ tho Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Sunday morning and night ing horso man of Magoffin county Company tho leaso under which it was bought of Jas W Mason two Ned operating tho Elizabothtown Lexing Â¬ Elder W S Keonc of Covington Forest fillies boautlful individuals for ton and Big Sandy Railroad Company who recently conducted tho series of 300 Ho also ordorbd tho Advocate notlco is hereby given that Mr L F meetings at tho Christian church will Mr May is making a flno start in high Sullivan is appointed Auditor with fill Elder II D Clarkes pulpit noxt bred horses and in a few years will headquarters at Richmond Va from Sunday morning and night This be in shapo for largo returns whom agents will receive all directions announcement will bo sufficient to bring out a crowded house as to accounts and remittances Strayed Horso Mr Epes Randolph is appointed Elder H D Clarke is in tho midst From my place ono mile cast of Superintendent with headquarters at of a most interesting and successtul Indian Fields on Tuesday Feb 16th Lexington Ky and will havo charge a large bay horse with whito star on of all matters pertaining at the OperÂ¬ meeting at tho First Christian church Covington Ky There wore forehead a little thick winded with ating Department sovonten additions as a result of the collar marks saddles well Was seen Mr Charles L Brown is appointed coming in direction of ML Sterling General Freight and Passenger Agent first five services at last reports Liberal reward for tho return of horso with headquarters at Lexington Ky The Covington papers speak in very or any information leading to his re- Â¬ and will have charge of all traffic mat Â¬ complimentary terms of Brother Clarke covery S K Watts ters Indian Fields Tho meeting being held at Warsaw All of tho abovo officers will report seems to be growing in interest and direct to tho President Mrs Georgo C Evcrott has purÂ¬ its influence is extending An ex Â¬ Appointments effective this date chased of R A Mitchell a lot on cor- Â¬ Tho wonderful re Â¬ Employes will bo governed accord- Â¬ change says ner of Winn and Maysvillo streets vival is still in progress at tho Metho- Â¬ M E Inoalls fronting 150 feet on Winn and about ingly dist church in Warsaw Ky Dr President 300 feot on Maysvillo street for 3000 Vaughan and Rov C J Nugent did cash A beautiful residence of the tho preaching up to Saturday Feb- Â¬ C K W most modern design will bo erected in ruary 6 Since that time Rev Barker tho early spring Last week Mr J S Spaulding of tho pastor has been doing tho preach- Â¬ Tho Advocate has f ecured new and Elmyra N Y of tho C K W was ing All the business houses includ- Â¬ much more desirable quarters in tho in the city and tho question of con- Â¬ ing three saldons closed up last week Tylor Apperson building and this struction was freely discussed with from 11 to 12 each day All denomi- Â¬ week will be moved to its now homo tho localboard of directors J M Big nations are working in harmony Wo will havo a room specially for tho Chairman and A Baum and N H Things woro moving smoothly until reception of our friends and wish Trimble Foreign parties are roady Sunday night when Rev Mr Barker them to understand they will be wel to plank down the money and put a referred to Sabbath breaking church como in tho future as in the past Wo force to work at onco if tho statements members keeping stores open c hope not ono of them all will fail to of Mr Spaulding to their agent in Then the bombshell buret Men be Â¬ como in to see us each time ho comes this country as to cheapness of con- Â¬ came enraged cursed and said ugly to town Suite of room No 4 on first struction saving in milage and re- Â¬ things out on tho streets Tho fight is floor sources of tho country to bo developed warming up Tho best citizens of shall prove to bo correct Thcro is tho town are on Mr Barkers side A special from Mt Sterling 111 but ono thing which thoy propose to and oxcitcmont is up to fever heat says S B Couchman ono of tho ask from the counties through which Such a revival tido has not bcon felt advance agents of tho now dispenation tho road will pass and that is a guar- Â¬ in Warsaw in twenty years Old of thoFlying Holl hararrived here to antee of tho right of way To Mont- Â¬ citizens say tho liko was nevor wit Â¬ warn tho people that a judgment was gomery county aud tho State of Ken Â¬ nessed It is now widening out and to bo visited upon tho earth within tucky as a through lino with connec- Â¬ the influence is spreading on both sixty days and urging them to bo tions North and South and a devel- Â¬ sides of the river prepared for its coming It will not oper of our resources this is tho best Mr J A Orcar furnishes us the bo long ho said and you will know lino over proposed and wo think our following notes of meetings held and Â¬ of its coming when you seo it pubpeople through whoso lands it would in progress by evangelists of tho lished in all tho papers Tho earth pass would be only too glad to give Christian church will begin to tremble aud all tho tall way This lino with the The meeting at Mt Orab closed buildings and towers will fall at tho tho right of Kentucky Midland connecting with Feb 4 Vith 112 added conducted by beginning of tho end then tho de- Â¬ Clay City and what wo Elder B C Black struction of tho people will com- Â¬ tho K U at now have would make Mt Sterling a At Mountain City Tcnn a meeting mence population of 50000 in a few years just closed conducted by Jos M Notlco and would develop every other town Cross of Liberty Tcnn with 41 All persons havi ng claims agains along tho lino in proposition But adeed tho estate of L C Wright are request Â¬ aside from this consideration Eastern Twenty fivo added at Pomeroy ed to present them properly provon Kentucky developments resulting in Washington by Elder J B Dillon to mo or my attorney M S Tylor in cheaper coal and lumber would Elders Martin and Ridenucr closed prior to Saturday Feby 27th 1892 as many times moro than pay for our their meeting at Caldwell Kansas I desire to 6ettle said estato at once investments Tho taxable property Feb 9 with 105 added E G Wright of tho road alone would moro than Fifty four added in Wcsloy and Admr L C Wriqht replace any damage Larimores thrco weeks meeting at Rogcrsville Greono county Pa A Word to the Wise Court of Appeals Fifty ono additions in Thomas Chol Do you want to mako money I meros mooting at Denham Avenue havo always heard it said money Wigginton vs tho Commonwealth saved is money made Now to prove Montgomery petition for re hearing at Clovoland Ohio to you that you can save money in submitted continued for oral argu- Â¬ Eureka 111 Feb 9 170 to date will anything in tho jewelry lino before ment Clerk Whitney vs tho Kentucky close Feb 14 Georgo F Hall buying call on Thos Whitt and if you cant And what you want in stock I Midland R R Tho following cases Elders Martin and Eastons meeting will order what you want on short wero submitted Esterliug vs Chiles closed at Richmond Mo with 109 notice Below you will And some Thompson jfc Co Williams vs Cooper added prices quoted It is astonishing how Morgan Lano vs Traders Doposit Eldors L Swindle and J II James thoy can bo Bold so low Bank Bath Tho following cases woro meeting in Roseyvlllc Ind closed 8 day walnut clocks only - 3 25 Parish vs Ross with 21 added 1 day walnut clocks at - - - 2 25 passed for briefs Round nickle clocks - - - - 90 Montgomery McClosky vs Standard Tho meeting at Boynton 111 closed Clocks with alarms 25 extra Oil Montgomery motion to dismiss Fob 1 with 26 added conducted by Silyorino watches fitted with appeal and submitted on motion Elder J J Judy Elgin movements key wind Â¬ ers 500 Mt Sterling and Owingsvillo Turn Twonty fivo addod in Elder J II Stem winders 7 00 piko Company vs Hamilton Bath Gormleys meeting at Bedford Iowa Gold filled watches at bottom prices motion to transfor to Superior Court Twonty thrco added in J II Starks Any thing in my lino I will sell you and submitted n motion meeting at Delta Iowa at a discount Mizo vs Turner Morgan continued Tnos Whxtt Twenty one in Elder J M Hofl Brannin Brand Glovor vs Broad maus meeting at Pilot Grove Mo by Nat Cotton a farmer near Rich Â¬ dus Montgomery Reid Rogers ap Â¬ 5 1892 mond Ky shot and severely wounded pointed warning order attorney and Fob Cofleevillo Kan Fob 5 92 am in ha brother-in-la17m Hondron submitted 38 additions M good meeting kneo was frightfully shat Â¬ Faulkner vb Duff Montgomery Hendrons Ingals a load of bird shot Cottons submitted tered by Bro A C Ashloy closed a four daughter was to havo been married on Sydnor vs Mt Sterling National weeks meotlng at Parkville Ind with Thursday but tho coming of an old Bank passed for briefs lover a nephew of Hendrons broko Jones vs Bigstaff Montgomery 50 additions off tho wedding and Cotton was an Â¬ death of Lizzie Farris suggested and Elder A Rich closed a meeting gered by it and demanded of Hon Â¬ continued for revivor Fob 1 at North English Iowa with dron his daughter who was stopping 20 added Be sure and seo tho grand railroad with him Upon Hendrona rofusal to Meeting closed at Plattville Wis produce tho girl Cotton fired with tho Bcono and tho Nagra Falls by moon Â¬ with 18 additions light at tho Graud Opera House to Â¬ abovo result A mooting at Paulding O closed night with 42 added hold by Elder J T H Rooms to Rent ii Stewart For Rent Very desirable furnished or unfurnished-rooms 90 acres of choico corn land within Twenty added at East Llvorpool at ray residence with bath hot and cold water Apply to 3 miles of Mt Sterling Apply to Miss last week conducted by Elder C W 29 2t 29 3t P LVRkese Huffcr meeting still in progress Ida Hamilton ------ Miss Margaret Thomson has ed from a visit to Paris George Hamilton Br streets quite sick has very much improved Mr Gano Johnson has rented of Miss Mary Bruco Chiles who has Marshall Wyatt his house and lot on been on tho sick list for two weeks is Holt avonue Mr Johnson and hotter family will move to town this week P H Haney of Carney Morgan For Sate county was in tho city last week on business desire to erect a moro roomy house I Mrs W G Decrlng neo Chenault on my lot on Howard avenue and will of Flemlngsburg is visiting relatives therefore sell at a bargain tho build Â¬ ing now on said lot in tho county B Tipton has begun tho erection a brick addition to his blacksmith of shop corner of Maysvillo and High who has been return J tflW Bedford vs versed on cross appeal agreement Montgomery McKee filed opinion withdrawn judgment of reversal set asido and appeal dismissed Wo take from tho North Middlo town Advance of last Tuesday the folowiug account of tho stabbing of T P Gaitskill who is well known in this city by R C Skillman T P Gaitskill was painfully stab Â¬ bed early this morning by Constable R C Skillman while resisting arrest Gaitskill who drives the stage be- Â¬ tween Mt Sterling and this place was in his cart proparing to leave when Skillman approached and arrested him on a warrant charging him with cutting with intent to kill Gaitskill struck at him sovoral times and at Â¬ tempted to draw a knifo tolling him him that ho would cut his Skillmans throat before he would bo ar Â¬ d rested Skillman took hold of him and during tho scufllo slabbed him in tho left sido Tho knifo entered between tho ninth and tenth rib and tho wound though painful is not neces Â¬ sarily dangerous Tho knifo used is a a spring back three inch blado W W Scott of Plum Lick neigh Mr Thos Foster of Spencer died borhood went to Loulsvillo yesterday on Saturday morning aged 75 ycara to sell his tobacco Ho was a J W Fletcher of Grassy Lick will by all her good man greatly beloved neighbors a conservative March 1st move to tho homo ho member of tho Christian church and bought on tho Plum Lick pike when the end came mot the great Bud Foster of Winchester was in enemy of all mankind without a tre- Â¬ tho county last week attending to mor Ho leaves a wife and oight some business matters children All tho children are grown Wo aro sorry to hear of our friend Burial Sunday at tho family burying M W Anderson being confined to his ground bed with rheumatism There is a wide spread fear that tho Marshall Wyatt and wife have dreaded Typhus fever which hasniado taken rooms at Thos Whitts and its appearance in some of tho Eastern will movo thore to day cities will find its way all over tho country This dread scourge is prob- Â¬ John Samuels sr returned Satur- Â¬ ably pne of tho most virulent and day night from his trip to New York deadly known to medical science It Ho reports Miss Annie improving is is generally admitted to bo tho nicely plague that caused such fearful havoc J R Madison accompanied by his throughout Europe during tho middle wife of Kansas City is visiting his ages and is duo to bad food and im- Â¬ brother-in-laW A Durham of this proper sanitation It would seem county that there is small prospect that with Miss Anna Prowitt an interesting with tho advanced knowledge of the young lady of Mt Sterling is the present day it cannot bo kept in guest of Miss Ottio McGarvey at her check Thero are at present in Now suburban home Lexington Tran- York City about 100 cases most of them Russian Jews just landed who script brought it with them It is reported W F Daun James Jones Prof that many of tho native population Winder Ed Gay Brown Cornelson who havo como in contact with ithavb and Howard Van Antwerp of this contracted tho disease as it is highly city attended the convention of the contagious Y M C A at Danville last week J W Hedden of the Advocate re Mr R Gudgell Bays tho friend ccived a message from Shelbyville that of tho Midland in Frankfort aro jubi Â¬ his aunt Mrs Delia Maesie was dying lant over tho prospects of the exten Â¬ and left for that place Friday and will sion of tho road Gentlemen who speak advisely told him that tho pres be absent for several dayp pects for tho completion of tho road Sam Dobyns so well known hero as were better than over He declined a newspaper man brilliant and witty to say more but claimed to know and a favorite among our people was whereof ho spoke OwingsVillo Opin- Â¬ in tho city this week representing J ion Co Cincinnati Loverono Wo are always glad to 6ec Mr Dobyns Among tho visitors to the annual celebration of tho anniversary of tha Martin Cook has gone to Bracken county to visit his parents Ills father institution of tho order of Knights of is 99 and mother 103 years old and are Pythias at Lexington last week tho In remarkably good health considering following gentlemou from this city thoir age His mother hae been blind were present Judge L Apperson A A Hazelrigg Dr D L Proctor B F for 20 years Robinson J IIBrunor John William S Caldwell sold his residence Lewis Eastiu and James Voris W Tho property on Holt avonuc lately pur visitors report a pleasant time Tho chased of I N Phipps toT C Graves drill was exceedingly creditable and for 3500 their entertainers did everything in their power to mako tho guests feel Superior Court at home Tho banquet spread in Jacksons Hall was a splendid feast Harris vs Davis Montgomery af- and when Gou Sam Hill wound up firmed with damages Anderson vs his address of welcome with the in Exchange Bank of Kentucky Mont- Â¬ junction to fall to and eat they gomery affirmed on original and re Â¬ et w Â¬ I 29 2t Wk Baum In VI Griyii- --- TUESDAY FEBRUARY 23 w ONE NIGHT ONLY Lincoln J Carters Grand Scenic ProÂ¬ duction THE 10 FAST MAIL 3 sets of Sneclal Seenerv flcrht of the Fast Mail Niagara Falls by moonlight with boiling mist practical working engine and 14 freight cars with illumi nated caboose tuo xiago aive realistic river scene and ateamboat explosion tho police patrol and 100 other start Â¬ xt Tfttl ling eOects Rogers Tho warrant for Gaitskills arrest was Bworn out by President of Coun- Â¬ cil charging him with cutting hie eon John ou last Friday night during a fight o Q V o 5 UAJi - it w i 15 w- - a M 8 r j xf n p IJ H AM W T HE ADVOGATE -- MT STEELING ADVOCATE RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL TUESDAY FEBBTTABY 33 IS 92 Public Sale on untcd oh Grassy Lfck creek about flt ei jatite fromMtSleivlfilKi ul tlid Intersection 61 Cirnswj Lick and MU Sterling and North MIddlotow turnpikes This place contains 00 ncrcs with liouso of nix rooms tobacco bam and ncceMary pntbufldlngs all In flrst claM repair Convenr lent to Bchoos and churches oneol tho most tie- tlrnblc small farms In tho county Ali at the samo tlmo and pluce a number of horswSWn nnd calve nnd eonio household nudiltehe a furniture Terms made known on day of sale OEORQE 27 St HOBKKT3 on tho mcrolicsRoH to the highest bfdder- - the Wit farm known As tltd Jpmci Y Kotertsplne WW A Study In Synonyms It is a long stop toward Ileavon to havo a good mother Ohio Wcslcyau university has sent out fifty four missionaries PRICES In Ready made Clothing PRICES at TOM F ROGERS Tuesday- Maroh - I 1802 1 rtJ I was asVcd by my swecthtart tHH fifi ft- JSB AaS V - y- WW JSAi ft t No man can ovcrcoinohimsolf with Â¬ out help from Christ Rams Horn I was fiercely requested tko double to tip nnd tho twig in n twinkling to hop If God wore to smile at the man who And to gallop my rags and my cablo to slip frowns at his brother devils would To nbbcoud and to vanish kerflop I was ordered to slope and to seek a fresh lodgo soon bo happy Toavant topacktipand to start Tho Yale colleilo art school cost a To absquatulate squnttle proambulate dodge quarter of a million of dollars and is To diverge deliquesce and depart ii was begged to make beef and to spccl and to endowed with 80000 Tho intellect of tho wise is liko glass Amputate my mahoganies slick And to leg It nnd hook It and stop It and fly it admits tho light of Heaven and re- Â¬ Yea to pike sling and trot double qnlck flects it Hare lwas pressed to embark to weigh anchor to No preacher over scattered his con- Â¬ glide No To withdraw to move forward to flit gregation by having too much to say Stock 1383 To ascend Walkers bus Shanks pony to ride about Christ Rams Horn To aroynt me to qui t nnd to git j 7525 1262 Â¬ Philadelphia claims in tho Pennsyl ilVaS bidden V clear iind to sheer and to steer 8G32 put I answered with heart boating low vania academy of fine arts tho oldest G48 do nothing so fearfully vulgar my dear Ill art institution in tho country 12G5 will merely and mournfully gol to mtarle to budge To cut sticks to make tracks and to tramp To evaporate paddle stcdudle and trudge To vamoose disappear and decamp fm CLOSING OUT Novof Suits Sizes SALE Cost 350 5lCKLi He is determined to quit business and the TREATMENT goods must be Sacrificed to raise money WIIftiRcUisn Auctioneer ii Worsted Suits Color Quality Style BY Formeii Pkice 5 m1 tm - 8 4 1 5 tl Loncon Fun Facts About Trees Tho butternut is a trco that like heat a rocky uneven soil and in whoso shade neither shrub nor herb will thrive Tho bark is used as a Curled and dyo stud for woolens birds eye maple is a wood of the same family that soomtimes have curiously arranged fiber one with curves tho other with eyes henco the name White ash is used in carriage works Tho Presbyterian churches of Chi Â¬ cago in ten years havo increased in number from forty nino to Boventy flve 1211 C927 hG G927 8698 8G73 j 1 1 3 G 35 37 39 Black with Bilk stripes sack 38 Brown and hlack plaid sack 34 Blackwith silk stripes sack 30 37 38 40 Blue black with silk stripes sack 34 Black corkscrew worsted sack 32 33 34 34 35 Silver plaid youths sack 35 to 40 Bluo hlack clay worsted sack 36 Bluo and brown plaid sack 38 Bluo aud brown plaid sack 34 35 36 Black silk stripe sack 35 to 38 Browni black and gold plaid sack 00 inhalation iSZS 6 00 7 00 8 50 9 00 10 00 niuu vh i iiliauOlpBia Td 7 00 7 50 8 00 8 50 9 00 11 0Q 12 00 12 50 10 00 12 00 15 00 35 00 16 50 17 50 For Consumption Asthma Hay FeVery Bronchitis Dyspepsia Catarrh Headache Debility Rheumatism Neuralgia AND ALL CHRONIC NERVOUS rltt fca Faith makes tho christian Life proves tho christian Trial tests tho christian Death crowns tho christian When religion is mado a science there is nothing moro intricate when it is mado a duty nothing moro easy Wilson ijXJ WOItSTED SUITS NUMBER 2 3151 2399 7281 DISORDERS It has been innso for moro than twenty yeav thousands of patients hnyo been treated riW over one thousand physicians hare used it natl rcccommcnd it n very significant fact It is agreeable There is no naccous tastCJtfor nf tcr tastc nor sfckcningsmcll SACKS 1225 14 50 15 00 15 40 17 50 22 50 2 1 5 1 - 3354 3 4 to 38 38 34 to 38 33 Bluo hlack with stripo Green Blue black clay worsted bound Black clay worsted 2000 22 50 CUTAWAYS 42 38 34 38 36 39 10 WORSTED 8253 6G94 1 w Tho late Cardinal Manning was the It is poisonous to snakes It is said a first Englishman to receive tho scarlet snake is never found i its shade hat since tho tirao of Cardinal Wolsoy White ash timber is valued in ship and the reformation His immediate Apple is excellent for food predecessor Cardinal Wiseman was building and fuel Weavers Bhuttlcs are made oflriBh birth of this wood Black birch timber is Fourteen acres of land just north of used in basket works and that tree is Washington city tho estimated worth claimed by tho Indians as their been donat- Â¬ natural inheritance It emits a pleas- Â¬ of which is 200000 havo ant odor when burning says the ed by Messrs Ncwland Waggaman proposed Protestant Homo and Farm Mountain laurel as a site for the Episcopal cathedral at the National Tho wood is used in making combs loaves arc poisonous to some animals capital 2 7198 32832 S4G3 89G0 7 2 to 40 39 4 2 3 8717 7977 to 40 36 36 37 38 40 1 Oassimer Siits Backs -- Bluo Brown Black with silk stripo Black corkscrew Brown with stripes Blue blackclay Brown with silk stripes Black Prince Albert vJ iVt w v -- 440 11 00 12 00 7 50 14 30 15 00 15 50 7 50 12 00 tH - -n 16 50 50 00 00 00 25 00 25 00 16 20 20 20 Action and Results is tho tltlo of nbookKl of 200 pages published by Drs Starkey IalesV KS which gives to nil Inquirers full Information as to this remarkable cnraiivoagcht nnd a record of surprising cures In n wldo range of chronle cases many of them after being abandoned dlo by other physicians Will be mailed free to Compound Oxygon Its Mode ofjaj Drs STARKEY iS PALEN 120 Sutter St - 8G08 m Black wild cherry timber is much valued in cabinet works The bark is highly medicinal Tho loaves when wilted are poisonous to cattle Of dogwood weavers spools and handles Witch of carpenters tools are mado is a largo and curious forest hazel Tho small branches were shrub formerly used for divining rods and an extract from it is valued in med- Â¬ ical practice Tho wood of the Amer Â¬ ican aspen or white poplar is used in tho manufacture of paper New statistics concerning tho status of tho Luthcrian church in America have recently been collected Accord- Â¬ ing to these the grand total is sixty- one synods 5028 pastors8388 congre gations and 1187854 confirmed or communicant members 1634 1032 1274 1344 1417 182 909 673 3042 1208 3529 5 1 1 1 5 3 1 1 6 7 4 2 1 34 36 36 36 40 Gray flannel 36 Mingled plaid 38 Check melton 33 Black cheviot 35 38 38 39 40 Blue plaid cassimoro 39 40 42 Black cheviot 37 Gray cassimoro 38 Gold dotted cassimoro 3335 35 36 36 36 Gray brown aud black plaid 34 to 37 38 Gray cassimero 35 36 37 40 Bluo cheviot - Q GQ l529ArchStPhilaPa i t - 5 00 5 00 8 50 7 50 8 fi0 San Francisco Please mention this naper 600 700 6 00 6 50 7 00 7 50 7 00 8 50 9 00 10 00 3737 39 2525 8688 672 8473 203 679 2295 4 6 3 1 G 3536 38 30 43 to 36 36 38 40 48 33 to 36 36 3740 37 38 Tho American Biblo society was formed in New York in 1816 by a convention of delegates from thirty five local Biblo societies and the society of Friends Tho societys receipts for the first year were 3776935 For WIT AND WISDOM the fifty sixth year the receipts wero 08992347 the total receipts for tho Of two women choose the one that fifty six years amounting to nearly Toxas Sittings Wlllhave JNW 15000000 HB 2389 1715 6302 368 1209 5978 8682 8683 8648 8381 8601 3 2 2 3 3 3 6 Black plaid Black with red plaid CASSLMERE AND CHEVIOTS FROCKS 34 34 Brown cassimero 36 37 40 Dark gray cassimero 40 40 42 Reddish gray plaid cassimero 36 38 40 34 to 38 34 35 36 34 35 36 37 36 38 34 35 38 40 36 37 40 42 Black wih golden stripes plaid Bluo cheviot Gray cassimero Black with gold stripes plaid Black with gold stripes plaid Gray Ilarris cassimero Black with gold stripes plaid 1100 11 00 1100 12 00 12 50 15 00 7 50 9 00 10 00 12 50 12 00 12 00 12 00 15 00 16 50 17 50 15 00 1G 50 HEALTH IS WEALTH 16 00 5 00 17 50 18 50 20 00 27 50 8 15 12 12 15 15 15 15 16 18 7 00 8 25 8 50 8 80 U1 rft M f natural for a fellow to boil with rago when ho gots fired Bingham ton Republican The man who is wot trying to make the world bettor is willing that it should become worse If men could get to Iloavcn by hard work the biggest rogues would be the busiest Rams Horn The man whe never gives up misses the answers to some awfully good co- Â¬ nundrums Elmira Gazette Many of the applicants for divorce acknowledge that they have made a sour mash Natural Weekly but true that when a man w short of brains ho is generally long on collars Texas Siftings The rain falls upon tho just but not upon the unjust who has stolen the umbrella of the former Galveston Ifaws edple who It is It is strange La Grippe No healthy person need fear any dangerous consequences from an at- Â¬ tack of la grippe if properly treated It is much the same as a severe cold and requires precisely tho same treat ment Remain quietly at homo and take Chamberlains Cough Remedy as directed for a severe cold and a prompt and complete recovery is sure to follow This remedy also counter- Â¬ acts any tendency of la grippe to re- Â¬ Among tho sult in pneumonia many thousands who havo used it during tho epidemics of the past two years we have yet to learn of a singlo case that has not recovered or that has 25 and 50 resulted in pneumonia cent bottles for sale by T G Julian 4 2 4 4 Bluo cheviot Dark gray ca6simorc Steel gray cassimero Striped gray cassimero Black cheviot Black and brown plaid cassimero Steel gray cassimero 10 00 10 00 1100 12 00 12 50 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 50 50 Dr E C TVeStsiNciTC and Brain Treatment guaranteed specific for Hysteria DizzlncssCObs vulslons Vlts Nervous Neuralgia II cad acts Nervous Prostration caused by tho use of alco- Â¬ hol or tobacco Wakefulness Mental Denrcssidn Softening of the Brain resulting in insanity aM leading to misery decay and death Pmuatuta Old Ace Barrenness iossior rower iweit miac sex Involuntary Losses and Spermatorrh M caused by overexertion of- tho brain self JB or over indulgence Kach box contains 1X0 a box or six boxes months treatment 5UU fcent uy mau prepaid on receipt oi price J iT v 553 WE GUARANTEE IX BOXES To enro any caso With each order received sr us for six baxes accompanied with 4500 wo send the purchaser our written guarantee to a fund the mancy If the treatment does not cffeotii cure Guarantees issued only by W 8 Lloyd Druggist and Sole Agent JIt Sterling Ky wi I Boys7 Tlxree AGES SACKS Piece Sixits 2 00 2 00 3 00 3 00 3 85 3 00 3 00 5 00 5282 4663 28452 3005 3007 3001 8741 3013 3009 1262 3015 8350 3706 5590 1 1 4 5 7 3 4 3 0 4 8 2 1 1 18 10 14 18 12 13 15 13 13 14 13 14 16 1 15 1G 17 to 16 to 16 14 15 15 15 17 13 15 to 16 to 17 to 16 16 Light mingled gray cassimcrc Plaid gray and bluo cassimero Plaid cassimoro Gold and brown stripo cassimcrc Brown and black stripo cassimero Gray plaid cassimoro Dark gray check cassimoro Light gray check cassimero Dark and brown check cassimcrc Black striped worsted Bluo choviot Light steel gray cassimero Bluo hlack worsted Plaid cassimero 4 25 6 00 G Wo will pay the abovo reward for any caso ef Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Sick Headache In- Â¬ digestion Constipation or CostlTcncss wo can not cure with Wests Vegetable Liver Tills whe tho directions are strictly complied with Thoj are purely vegetable and never fail to give isfaction Sugar Coated Large boxes contain ing SO pills 25 cents Beware ot co mtcrfeits ami imitations Tho genuine manufactured onlyby TnK Jonx C Wusr company Cuwago im 22 ly For sale by all druggists 500 Reward eta 4 40 4 40 4 50 40 50 50 4 50 5 50 6 00 6 00 6 00 10 00 1 40 6 6 6 8 8 8 10 17 2 2 2 5 l5 50 50 00 50 00 50 BOYS SUITS JACKETS AND PANTS 9005 2 11 12 BLACKSMITHING I am prepared to do all kinds 50 8152 8056 4 0 9101112 8 to 10 6 9 10 11 5 to 9 Bluo plaid Bluo yacht cloth Brown and black with gold stripes 4 5 710 Gray and brown stripe cassimcrc Brown plaid cassimero CUTAWAYS 195 195 no 75 75 - 3 30 3 85 00 50 cant afford to follow Sommerville OF General Coats and Vests SIZES TONIC s t orriMBe LOSS OF APPETITE 12 12 12 6 8 til i the fashion usually try to follow the Blacksmithing people who do follow it Repairing HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY Journal my prices to mcot One of the highest offices in the gift I havo reduced 1 hard times Only for all government is that of watchman of tho around shoeing and 10 per centoff in tho Woshineton monumentWash for cash 8157 ington Star 7600 Special Attention Giyen to Steel Wort 6907 Mans fondness tor sharing his mis in your wood work I am Bring fortunes is equaled only by his prone prepared te do anything in this lino his good luck Indian in first class style All work fully Hess to exhibit 1849 apolis Journal guaranteed Man is a good deal like a fish You Stock Pants know tho fish would never get in a Thanking my No kept its favors solicit a customers for past No vorrr KfrlmiR troublo if it continuation of their 1388 I 1 patronage mouth shut Yonkers Statesman 1 3323 J W BARBEE There is nothing in tho world more Shop opposite Badger Cos mill aggravating to a man witli a secret 22 tf than to meet people who have no curi osity Atchison Globe DO YOU LOSE cYoVKNCILS AT Jagson says that even tho most un Get onr Magic Scholars Companion and you observing man begins to look around will havo no trouble as it Is fastened by a Com blnntion Lock Every box has a different com- when ho sits down suddenly on an icy blnation Sent postpaid for 25 cents W 1akker Danv ere Mass eidewalk Elmira Gazette 4662 1035 371 1 1 1 1 8689 8161 8174 2621 1827 3 3 4 1 1 35 36 37 36 37 42 35 36 39 40 Blue black with silk stripe worsted 42 46 HEAVY Black worsted Prince Albert Black worsted Prince Albert Bluo choviot sack Gray cassimere sack Bluo chinchilla Bluo chinchilla 50 50 50 00 00 16 16 16 7 12 50 50 Indigestion Dyspepsia Nausea ouur oiomaou cisepiessness 50 50 50 WEIGHT COATS AND VESTS SACKS 2 3 2 4 35 36 36 3536 36 36 37 to 40 Asthrican 3 85 5 50 8 25 3 30 5 50 7 50 15 00 tration Neuralgia Pal Â¬ pitation of the Heart 0SS or Energy Weakness of Back Feelings of Languor and Lassitude Gen eral Debility La Grippe Etc Itc Â¬ ODD COATS IIEAVY WEIGHT Bluo chinchilla OclcL Color Cost 2K 432 Former Price Price Quality Black cassimercj silk stripe 1 40 200 165 2 75 Brown worsted 2 25 3 25 Plaid cassimoro 2 55 4 5Q Gray cassimoro 3 30 500 Black with gold stripo 5 50 3 CO Ilarris gray cassimo -- Pants Stock Pants No 1367 6143 550 Former Prico Price 1 50 1 95 2 50 3 In nte for 23 years by eminent physicians and surgeons In the United HUto and pro aoancea by theta the beat TONIU extant others fail It cure wlieroaU your Druggist Tryltaad b coa riaoed Ai K lor It I 31 T Color No 1 1 1 1 1 3104 1997 879 AS WELL AS- - A woman can give much more ad Â¬ vice about how to keop a husbands love on tho first anniversary of her marriage than sho can at her silver ycddlng Elmira Gazette PAHSIES FREE cas fresh and warranted worth 20 cents with a six monthB subscription to Plain Talk asix tcenpOKO illustrated monthly for young people all for 25 cents PLAIN TALK PUUOSIUNG COMPANY Vox 82J0 xcw York City JSfgaSnstt Will Hi 4 1 1 mils Sloes Ms unis r Fmiiisliii Ms ww mm l-i-A Quality Brown Plaid Light gray worsted Black orango stripo Black cassimo Gray cassimero Cost PBICE J ED 100 PJ5B BOTTIiE MrvCQ7MaBfe 00 3 30 2 3 3 5 5 50 ul Prof3 00 75 00 00 7 AeMIfcIIK JAPANESE i A ti be sold at ACTUAL COST TOM ISLt EOC3 EDRS P KZy Sterling rt a Hm At flntASrl Plln 1W1 fit lr miiikUYVl JkrMBH uauiHIlVU VSU4U ftt AllVOlIt wlin nAM 11 or degrrcea Exteniul Internal Jilind or Bleod TTI ing Itching CUrouic Itccont or Hereditary Thin mmfvltf ina rtrualtivilv nnAw Viin 1nmm i fall jrCXaboxU boxes for 1500 sent by mail a j prepaid on receipt of price A written Guaran- - drJ leo positively given 10 oaonpurciiaser oi 0 boxes when purchased nt one time to refund the M v vn u uiiiiuuuco inaiiuu vy Ky Call for Samples 221 -- ii ip t s M J t vIV iVli- - 1 4kVl fV - fhi I - u fA - f t wmm m5 x V ftas J Ml nr mmffltemmi ttifl ttfj i iaJMMuiM