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Digital page images are linked to the text file. -- Tf o 3V wwm Mil vij I jQ 0 li rt T cs r i i V f r f x f MT i r v i ri STERLING ADV -- wo If 7 s MBfci OlMlWMfc trtMflffEHWTW A WEEKLY JOURNALIDENTICAL MT STERLING- IN llNTEREST WITH ITS OWN PEOPLE 5- hi T7i ii jMJMicwimtwin T J 7 mmjmwHjtMriWTi i VOL II S8SSSSiSg c KENTUCKpT TUESDAY MAY 17 1892 I Death of Judge Cox Judge Western W Co died at his homo in West Liberty Morgan cdun ty Monday night May 9 1S02 Some years ago ho buffered a stroke of par Â¬ tial paralysis iu this city from which ho never recovered and which caused his death IIo was a native of Morgan county Ky and was bom September 28 182S His father Solomon Cox was born in Grayson county Va Decem- Â¬ ber 25 1795 and moved to Morgan county Ky iu 1812 lie resided in llowing noies NO 41 religious Mr J A Oi ear furnishes the fo- Â¬ of tho doiiigt of evan- Â¬ gelists of the Chiieiiau church hincc last report Elder J V Cooms closed his meet- Â¬ ing at Btishville 1ml May 1 tvith 72 ADVERTISING RATES Zl Wool Carding AND 3IANCVACTURIKQ 1 I SS2i -iMfattBC ifj 888 ha 162 YunT1 S8SS88SS888 SSS88SSSSSS8 -- XflUUUlU Inestions TWEEDS Cotton and Woolen Hosiery Wn wnuld racnitpl fnllv Ipfnriri nit that wo are prepared io manufacture anoiiHG auovo uooas ai low uown price and guarantee the very bcft of work Wool from a distance carded Into mlla nu1 VAtiiriiprl c ntvnor in 81x Mouths M Insertion aftV aassss88s arrested 100 litnoe and has done sov erul terms in the penitentiaries Ho first became prominent in 1881 At noon on August 1 two men drove THE NOTORIOUS SOPHIE LYONS up to tho Manufacturers Bank- at Colioc N Y At the same time a man walked and And Billy Burke Alias Billy for 20 Onein of thoasked for change men walked to the Kid tho Directors room and whilo the manjvas getting the change the other forced open the door and Micokcd to The Nerviest Bank Sneak in IDENTIFIED the additions Trhreojn nnthft lSInSOrtiOUS K I 8SSSSSS88S88 SSaStiSSR88S8 MeemciMg-w-aSS World Attempt to Rob Traders Deposit Bank Detectives Crawford and Witte Identify the Thieves Who Prove to be the Most Dar ing of Clever Crooks of the Gang Released Tor Want of Evidence r Vmiii jjrfw f Vonthft KIkui Insertions irf Fonr Insertions r4li 552ltSiTSSS888 Kr Three In6crti6a Two Insertions SlhgltflrtBcrtlon quick time Full weight of rollsinj guarameeu 8S8SS88SS88 reiuru all work up in strong sheets and lie 8Sa8SSaS8888 -- 1 Qagh paid for wool or goods given vv - Tnllnu tn pnlroortr liai SSSSSSSSSSS MWMi5Jjyp tcIs or exchange Soap for it Pi ices One -- nn nfimiiirrn fini votiflnvnil ill ii v iiifriiaur iiiri-i- - Court Directory k ffniteit JOHN B CoorKKprMldlnThlrd Mondsy Bold May and tho Fourth Vonday In ovcmlieiI COIKT OK in tVJCDOuT TSCOTT lrcsldlnK Third Monday OTROCIT COURT lor manuiacniring ltirmsiictton appn- chiioi anu price nst f ein Agents for tho bebt Sheep Dip CIIIM n P MONTOOMKItY QUARTKntT tOUBT JOBOE LBW1H trrKKNnn niiiuiiifc July iOUDBO Phcpnix Woolen Mills Loxiugton Ky Another Who Escaped Was the Famous Paddy Guerrin They Visited Cincinnati and Rob- bed Merchant Wentz tir ThlrdDday la January October MM April leRday f and rntror HiV t Tnlt d Monday -- of each month JMT BTKRLu urix JnnoK JAMES V GnoVEB presiding Vlttt Satiriirtay In each month VVUV W T Tyti b E F KobektsonMAKAGEH8 rjbcrdso Twoofwtlio 3kCeat 33e- pemte Calm n n I33 Jxraerlect Coplilo arid isa ToAl 1 i r4 i Professional FjaUKBTT Attotnoy-ai-J- XSlily tHo 3Cia - A VW1 practlcVin Uio Ooartaot Kentucky f ItTlIOMlSOKMjU T4 T aaE ndlni Eaet Main Struet UtarUpgvlvy CU DKNELSOK JVlVUlMCJ-snanwourcv mjj if iBatU i wIII nraciico in i vand-Eur- STAR Planing Miii Co Manufacturers and dealors i In all kinds of countiea RCHAgnbUEUsoJJ j Residence comer ivuiy KINO FOIU ot Ut SfcrflmgJKyO WllOLEMAL- llitt iittn aad Suren OmcC Uln 8tor Tew ffi k O 1 r Keturning to Cincinnati they reÂ¬ ported tho result of their urvetiigu-i AilAZKLItUMJ ruvAttv lib A liouto the Etxiitirpitj giviitga Ifimory oftho two noted oritniuuls whiuh 1fZjRrfn - i8 UAVIS rv j i will apiwiar furlhcr aktig iKMAXiiaosc9-jVr-- The otlioers went to ihojjitil and Star Planing Mill Company Owens was brought out Detective Ixswipin M6 Tyler Crawford got a look at him and said Mf Ptnrline Ky ArPEKSON mYLKll law at once 4I know hiiti Owens held Attmnt AniTvlpr AtipPivonlmildlPg MCterllng Ky his liHiulkerchiff to his fitco and re 10UN M KLLIOTT ftiKid to say a woird Attoitiey-at-lalie was iplaced J Mt Sterling Ky 011 a chair to have Jiiti picture taken OlTlcc In Fizcr IJloet He fought like a tiger nnd 1110 amount urilJTE iiy5US of strength could 3aold him in posi Â¬ Ky DEALSI1S iN Jit filci line ontimery r ii tion long enough to catch ilnViuug Will nriiriice In tho MVe u a i ourm n Courts OMlcln Whilo he was itrugglitig ho was curs Â¬ 1ifnHuVbaAVnIe All ol JaUlwcll building ing everyone aucl once the headkor- AU A DKUAVKS chief slipped from liis foe Uhc low- Â¬ Attorocy-at-laU Mt fctrrUng Ky Coal er part was covered with a short S0mceourt Street Will practice In nil Courts Joftlie Cominmiwealtli beard Crawford said he knew him w A STONE Also Blacksrait innd Anthra- - but could not place him The nlllcorb I SUDDIJTH PTONE cotttiuued to fight Otvnsito tget his Attnoy-at-LaD 12S5 cite Coal All Coal sold 72 picture and while tho ipuUing and Comer Eth and Co Ky iloe- - Telephone Ulni l loulitTiilf dragging was going on Crawford saidii I lUOUTOlt Cincinnati Attomev-at-limw -- CO SESAUMaCLOTlUKnPj Rough Dressed LUMBER White Pine ami Poplar Singles Doors of all Sleos Sash Glazed and Unglazed WiudoAV asd Door Frames Moulding and Brackets of all kinds - ycramlas ot eveiy ucscnption The examining trial of Schley last Tuesday afternoon beforo Tdge Graves resulted in an acquittal there not being sufficient evidence to hold him IIo was prosecuted by Ooimty Attorney V A Dellavcn ami OoU John T Hazel rigg and defowded by Col ZT Young On same day tv Cincimrati flete tiyes Cravford aud Wute arrived a lid idextificd tub 6Xtak 3IAI1- - ACCOMrLJOG at ins ite-- MFissffrilfl Kiis iGilicI - - irpia ai w Jfc r D1U DentUt Sit Sterling Ky Stetlinp yatioiml Bank Offlee orer Mt lbs per busfocL Highest cash Also - Lot him go Ikjvh J IJOXfcK t k iSlSTnilGwUlirtliSrTovpr Clay K Jll siciiib In IIaiiImi Ml price1 paid for Wlheat J VfllTlP Cliennult8 Office cor- Oi ee m SI tint Wheat Corn Oats and Hay wholesale and retail ClX M 1 Tylcr Ofllce Itoom ilcnce on Queen street d MLBteritaK ApiHiinoiUbullU w Keel- - mug of that fellow Owings was taken back 4o his eell and Crawford whispered to VVitte Tliats Billy Kurke alias tho EM The woman was brought out Sho had a handkerchief TIKD OVER ICRIt EVES 1tc 4ot tho jVafo and stole 10000 He wa detected and followed into tho street lie dropped the money as ho ran The nmiLwho wanted tho change ran down thoJjtrect aud the thief who stopped in tho carriage drove rapidly away A god distiiiico down the btreet he Â¬ wasjjoined hy the man who wauled Bath county fceveral years and return ed to Morgan county where he spent the criaugo aud hotli were driven out of toAVit The thief who made the remainder of his life He was a son of James Cox who lived and died TUB SNEAK KAV on New Itivcr Va Acros tho town f nvru tlin rutiiil mill At the age of 23 Western W Cox he woods lie ran into a house crawled undor a bed A mill engaged in the mercantile business at lutif notified the police and tho man West Liberty in 1855 ho was made was arrested IIo proved to bo Billv Â¬ Buike atid his nals were Minnie deputy shorifi and served in that ca1858 when ho was elected Markwand Jonnuv Joitrdan When pacity until searched a false mnsracho and 45 Sheriff and re elected in 1SG0 Be- Â¬ weir found him He was released on fore the expiration of Iih term ho en Â¬ 10000 bail which he jumped On listed iu tho Confederate army Co beptempery ot the amo year four Fifth Ky Infantry and was to rob the Baltimore A men tried Savings Bank They were detected toon appointed Quartermaster in the and all escaed except the man who fall of 1802 ho became Kecruiling Ser- Â¬ was to make the Micak He was geant under Humphrey Marshall caught aud jrive the name of Thomas ISG3 Smith but he was afterward idenli He returned to Kentucky iu fled as Barko He gave bail aud was formed a company and joined the released Slowcut West and Avas ar Tenth Ky Cavalary serving as Cap- Â¬ refcttjd id Clyvcland Ohio and deliv- Â¬ tain of his company ho acted in that ered to the Cohoes authorities He 18G4 when he was pro- Â¬ escaped from tho jail and on it reward capacity until moted to Major iu tho regiment in ofJ0O was arrested at Minneapolis atid takou to CoIiogs where he was January 1805 he was promoted to convicted and sent to tho penitentiary Lieutenant Colonel which position he fert frve years He was given an nd- - held until the clos o of tho war ditional year for breaking fail He surrendering at Mt Sterling Ky in 1 1DOP ii ni nun rviuUBl ll Jll AOCU XlllCU IlKllllllH later ho was arrested with a woman 1805 In 1SGG ho was again elected while trying to rob a jewelry store in Sherifl of Morgan county aud St iLouU The woman proved to bo GS iu At the expiration of his Sopliio Lyons They were dismissed ho was elected County Judge of for want of evidence About this term timojlawnbrokcr Steinau of this Morgan county and re elected in 1871 city jyas robbed of two diamonds by Iu 1S78 lie waselccted School Coiu a Woman He mitsiouer aud re elected iu 18S0 Since 1S70 he hod aUo been engaged IIECOGKIZKI SOlHirs IICTUnn i iu Merchandising farming and stock Aim Jjetcctivo uniwtom got her m brought her to this citv dealing at West Liberty Ho owned troit nml niOved lint chtt ira in i in largo boundaries of land iu Morgan StKAs at tho time and she Was county and was a substantial enter Â¬ dismissed When Burke was next num Maich 1 18 19 he mar Â¬ heard of he was in EuroKj with So- Â¬ prising phie Their daring work was the ried Elizabeth Nickell a daughter of talk of thecontinent and Burke was liev Joseph andliachaclKab Nick- Â¬ arrested He got three years llt ell of Morgan county To their un- Â¬ Sophio escaped and icturned t this ion were born four children three of eountry Burko was releubed from prhoii about tlirco mouths ago and whom arc living viz Mary B Wo came to this country About three toack Jennie L Mauker aud Henry weeks ago Detective Crawford was M Cox Mrs II Clay Turner hit in Chicago and tho first persons he other daughter died in this city whilo saw were lturkoaud tho well known hero on a viit scveiul years ago bank snck Paddy Guerrin Both He was a staunch Democrat and a were dressed like English lord ami leading member of the F looked deatl swell A M Sophie Lyons has aliases a yard fraternity long She is yknown all over the world as a most daring shop lifter GENERAL NEWS blackmailer sneak aud peunyiveight or Her record bus appeared in tho At Covington Wilbur C Benton Enquirer time and time again Sue has is the- wife of Ned Lyons who was re- Â¬ the Newpott Pension Agent cently released from the Ohio peni Â¬ been found gulity of charging extor- Â¬ -v -1 ed 1 Bro F S Ford cloed his meeting at Hanford Cal with 270 added Elders Hull aud Ilutto have had to date 75 accessions at Chicago Seventeen sdded in the Sinall Rceves meeting at Center Church Hush county Mo Thirty added by Elder E J Hart at Braddoek Pa Twenty live added in Bro TT Elli- Â¬ v ott Wards meeting at Gallon 0 Fitiy added in tho Updike Iiawes meeting at Lincoln Neb by May 1 Fifty two additions by Eiders D W Connor and C II Smith at Wavery Mo A Owens meeting at Camp Point 111 closed with 70 ac- Â¬ cessions Bro J A Newman had 19 acces- Â¬ sions at Modena Mo Elder F L Mooro loseil at Varner Mo with 30 addition A short meeting held by Bro Mooio at La Harpe 111 closed with 10 added Nineteen added at Milton III by Bro J Gilmer Stephenson and 17 at Montezuma 111 Twcnty oue additions at Pattons burg Mo by Bro T W Cottingham Sixteen confessions at Sntithboro 111 by Bro P C Cauble Bro J II Stark closed at Pleasant ville Iowa with 25 added Eighteen added since last report at Lyon Kan by Bro B B Craww Bros Blalock and Smith closed re- Â¬ cently at Scott Ciiy Kan with 19 added At Colby Kan J W Hedges had a meeting 21 added P Ewing closed jjt Old Elder 11 I- - oVtrMiic- rdorI - Church -- Ohtty-Wiftf- addrd Tlirco hundred and eighty live added at regular meetings oy local pastors iudiflurenr Shite Back Yards and Disease a good tentiary She is now close on to fifty years old but she looks tho tamo as ever Sho has two sons bhe is edu- Â¬ cating She lives in Detroit and is eaid to bo worth 75000 She first became well known in this city Miino years ago when under the name of Kate Lucas she jut Tho neglected back yard is tho inos successful incubator of zymotic dis Â¬ eases iu existence Their germs may burst into unhealthy vijjir in uiitnip ped sewers and dirty sink pipes but tho filthy back yard is where they grow to their greatest power to wage tlevasjing watfare upon litimuii y it is thero that tho tjphoid wages strong ami spreads itself in its pride There are tnw back yards that would pass an examination for clean Â¬ liness and puritj ay this timo of the tionate fees year All during Mho cold days of During a drunken row on a steam Â¬ winter it was very convenient for boat at Calhoun between raftsmen Mary or even the mbtress herself to and members of iho Calhoun base ball open the kitchen door and throw tho club one raftsman and two passen Â¬ greasy dishwater or similar liquor re- Â¬ gers and a member of the base ball fuse out on tho snow It saved them club were shot aud fatally wounded time aud trouble aud a considerable By An MUBteilln Colloctiona promptly attended to Suigeon n A WATT Vctrrlnaiy Ky UJ Midway Sterling on Court dnyf V til 1Q In Mt meodod will answer Atterney-rt-La- J O MII to EIiR BUCOEiaOE ENTICED AX ELDEltLY MAN -- j Miller ScW ilson tlrinn hcn Sllj HOWAUI VAX AJfTvrm Pcntlat it Office with Dr Wm Van Antwens short sheet Hie coillt llOllnO Omlt0 MU RiLKAYDON MLStcillnr OHlce D 11 INSURANCE IFiAND - And a big quilt was wrapped around her head and face Sheoould not bo mugged She did not hay nrauy word and tho detectives wore about to give up when the woman began to abuse tho ofllcials for Ute accommoda Â¬ tions in the jail Just as soon hr she opcued her mouth Crawford said Well I dont want her picture Ive got a dozen good ones Thats Sophia Lyons Schloy was ttotted out but ho made an awful light and tho olllcers could not get his picture The Enquirer says Tho arrest isoueotthe most impor Â¬ tant mado in j ears as the prUouerit are iheleaders in their lino that is ah far as Burke and Lyons aro con- Â¬ cerned Billy Burke alias Billy the Kid alia Frank Smith alias ilurphy alias Petrio is one of the most adroit bank sneaks in the country Ho is 32 ycaiv old aud was born and ralfed in Chicago IIo is a printer by trade At a very early ago ho was credited Tuto a room near tTsldcncc coi Hish SUANKLAND Ky SyrnmoroSta WC Office No t Wert Main St Attomey-at-i-a- Dentist Mt HtoillnsKy u pxtalrs Real Bstaite c H CLAY MoKEK Ofuee njwtaJrs corner of Com t and lSrnndwav 0 LOWEST RATES CHOICEST COMPARISON PROMPTEST SETTLEMENTS - Of Any IS UCni Mt StcrllnsrKy llti J M Elliott OOlco in Tiiee JJlock uji stall Havini reccjitly iviuotcU from OirlngnvJUt or Mt Sterling will prao and lecalod lu tlio city tlco In the courta of MoutKtnery Hath ond ad- Â¬ joining counties and in thv ftnueiloy Comt urtpof Ken Court of Apjicalsand Federal tucky Prompt and caioful atterlon will le given to all business enti uttcd to him Attornoy-at-Ia- w Anl All Agencies -- - Josiah Lindsay AGENT on -- - WH FLETCHER Vio AVIV -- O RAILROAD AUCTIONEER MT STERLING KENTUCKY 11 west of depot Mt Sterling Ky COJ Manufacturer and deslrr In Touacc Jffcrs tils servieea to the peopln of Montgomery awl Burroundlnjr counties ltompt Att ntfnti lieadf Uough Lumber and Iak Ice Wn malce ILVnn in nil MnlpR nt lVrftnnnl Proiierty and Keal our business which la bootaing br doing the beat work and offering Rough Lumcer at spec Â¬ H iTl Mtato Torms jteasonauie ial prices which are neier met We also do custom fciiwlar im Ha withboing f after throwing his pants out of the window endeavored to make him sign a check for bovoral thousand dol- Â¬ lars Sho has served terms in a number Every place in tho counof prisons try police look upon her as a danger Â¬ ous woman to be at large Nothing is kuowii of Schley bur his pal who escaped is supposed to bo Paddy Guerrin Those who saw him say that ho looked like an Englishman and there is no doubt in the detec Â¬ tives mind but that it was Guerrin While iu Mt Sterling the detectives investigated the cue and found that Burke and Sophie had visited a num Â¬ ber of banks auil took a look over the field They were no doubt preparing to make a good haul through Ken- Â¬ tucky It is now almost a settled fact that he persons who robbed old man Wendt n he caino out of the Ohio Valley Bank picking his pocket of i9S0 were none other than ihN same gang They were evidently working a sneak when they taw the old nut n and decided to nick his pocket aud let the sueai go by default The arrest will no doubt rid tho country of tvyo desperate aud danger Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ at tho Bold Hotel and JACK STEWART AUCTIONEER LKXWOTOH KT Attention rlten to k salM iajiare of ciaiaaaoa uotei iexineton MI is care Prompt Leave orders at thlsoflica entrusted to or audioes hj illli NKIIVIEST HANK 8XEAK In tho country Ho has worked with Tho importatidti of cattle into Great such celebrated thiovos as Itufo Pine Britain from the continent of Europe Wool Wanted Slinnio Sfarke Big Ed Bice Johny Will pay the highest cash price for Jordan Georgia Carton and other has been prohibited oi account of the C W IIowe wool equally as well kuowu He has been 6prcad of foot and mouth disease ous thieves amount of chilling Of course they didnt know they were planting the seeds of disease but they were to a verily Tho warm 6un is beginning to awaken lite in hem and a month or two later that life will bo seen at work on the Iho- of the children of tho house It istho duty of every house- Â¬ holder now to see that his buik yard is given a thorough cleaning its re Â¬ fuse moved to a placo where it can do the least harm to human health aud In an Auuiton Ala cotton mill a powerful disinfectant scattered Miss Jennie Pierce hit Miss Bobbie whero it fornirly lay Brown her rival for looking at her Slacked lime is good carbolic with contempt aud a dozen other acid is bettor but tho cleaning must young women took a hand in a gen- Â¬ bo done iu any event Tho outlay eral hair pulling and face scratching will bo inexpensive tho income Avill engagement When they wnro sep Â¬ bo ouormous in tho saving of good arated Miss Brown was found to be health and good lives as well In tidying condition Clean your back yards and disinfect You one it to your children Tho bill compelling niino operators them to pay their miners in lawful money and your neighbor and ho owes tho Kentucky and twice a month when they demand sumo to his and to you i Â¬ Homestead was passed by the House at Frank fort Thursday Laud hunger inakjs mgii work- bar Tho Bow Dominlck Schnueh a and jot keeps them poortTho con- Â¬ Catholic prusl sold chances on tented owner of a 6mall farm is hoixi and buggv and the Tndiiinapolis nlwagg to bo envied Ho Is usually IVderal grand jury indicted him for prosjSjbius if his small farm is- tvcll running a lottery tillctlLook over tho county you Tim Capitol building at Santa Fo live in and see if this is not true 250 was destroyed by llro Loss Ky Homestead 000 with no iusuranco the will of tho lato William tor what was to have been left to his daughter Mrs Coleman Drayton was left to her children The main portion of the estate is bequeathed to John Jacob Aslor Tho Standard Oil Company is ne- Â¬ gotiating for tho purchase of 100000 acres of the Kentucky oil field in tho Southern part of tho State It is said tho deal will be closed within thirty days - - - 1 U m aft i i 9 f yi m AlZi a o P iu vyff -i 1 r V is3 Y -- ilfciiiai iin lu i mEqtJ - itv 1VM a B c i ii 0 oPo tjAfl 5 i 5 tsrfc V sv VfSflK W J - - v v- - f W yJemW fl MT J- STERLING ADVOCATE TUESDAY MAT 17 1S02 m Jit - THE ADVOCATE XftTTItBST hJOgSE AND TRACK by Volunteer a 1 at i V P river 219j sixty four races i Jnnc Hanks is bnokptf far mile at Philadelphia in July Tlio beet stallions in the Austrian government stables got two hours of exorciso dnily Rose by Jlambrino Chief II scond dam Portia by Hoobuck third dam bj Whips thoroughbred This latter maro is tho second dam of Anon and not Addic It appears that Addie won had a colt and tho sister of Voltaire a flllv and when the produco was fast scut to California tho description was so imperfect that tho children got mixed tip rh Wells NAAA Hazelri DEALERS IN i Staple Ji and Faney Dry ovey Goods w CORRESPONDENCE Levee Items Chief tho dam of Prince WllfceSiSiUfmtaod tolled Wilkes this ypPi Green Douthltf colored had one and crushed in Ed flioil Artlmr 2Uh and Strong of Ids legs caught mill last Friday grist Boy will coind together in a race at Halls Some unknown scoundrels cut with knives two of Edwin Thomas horses ThodamofXellio Wf 2111 will few nights ago a bo trained this year She is sixteen A J Ware lias moved to the Levee years old and has been used as a farm horse all her life The farmers arc through planting Gallipolis O 0 lT Jrt sf handsomest stock of Dress Goods By far the largest and in Suitings the market and all paid for u v VISE- - r l Hnafifo ll in August stock Table Linens Torchon 1tfemenduou sosienBillofwas passedind paid for Edg ings and bought lore the McKinley all be- i f rl - M lot Wii fe Jos Outhwaito has bred a sister to corn Direct 2 00 to Stamboul 211 Electioneer had not a 2 30 perform Â¬ er to his credit at thirteen years of age At twenty two ho had sixty six A set of racing harness trimmed With aluminum is being mado for Axtell at Terro Haute The whole set will weigh but fivo pounds There is nothing on this green earth that makes a trotting horse breeder feel better than to win a colt stake with a youngster that he raised and i WELLS -- Si Larkiks V Vvg have Carpets HAZELRGG town more together than all the put We are the only house that carries the best 1 M - 5fflfl Wades Mil Mrs C C Priest continue quite ill with fever vsWL brands such as HOUSES SELL FORDS V which they sell as low as It K sf LOWELLS HART- Â¬ etc etc and BROMLEYS - t reel INFERIOR MAKES other Ida Moore of Winchester visited Miss Lula England last week Elder Levi Bavis of Ohio preached at Mt Carmcl last Tuesday Mis of Elders Martin and Gambol are holding a scries of Winchester meetings at tho Dooley school house 1 AJTI rltebrr I Q D yy UA7CI if---riV5iva Dirr x v C have the sole control 0f m Shortens Childrens and Misses Shoes the cheapest in America and every pair Made Shoes -- w Thomas Priest of Sidevicw visited Speed size soundness and individ Â¬ his cousin C C Priest last week ual excellence are the four aces in the Miss Theresa Bush of Indian Fields pack of the trotting world while is visiting at Itczin Scobecs cheap looking customers that can go Win Wade attended tho Sunday along fairly well can bo bunched as School Convention at Camargo Sun- Â¬ the deuces Somehow tho prejudice against James Thompson and wife of smallish mares for brood maro usage away Jack Dexter and Montgomery visited their sister Mrs is wearing many another have hud for their dams C C Priest Saturday these same undersized marcs A large and interesting Sunday ueveiupcu j 4Mm E J warranted Also Johnsons Hand i ijrti J-l rXll v m w 1A f WELLS day t W ft HAZELRIGG dont jeal in Trash For Honest Goods and honest t v J Treatment go to Wm3R lT127SlS1217S7Sr4 It is quite coivenient nowadays to have a standard of morality that will allow a horjo to start in a race against a watch but not against another This is severing and dividing horse a hair twixt norm ana norinwesi side The day has almost dawned when is possible for a trotter to earn as it much money as a runner From every nook and corner of the conti Â¬ nent come announcements of big meet Â¬ ings and big stakes Colt stakes yearlings and have gone about as high as they can well go two-year-ol- school has been organized at Union church Chas Swift Supt Dr Chas M Henrys Snowdcn Assistant Supt Theodoro ers for vegi tables Fonnan Sccy and Treas Miss Rebckah Smiths school here will expire Friav the 27th inst Miss Smith is quite an accomplished lady and has taught us an excellent school It is hoped tho patrons will all como out to witness tho closing out exercises by their presence please tho children and come prepared to Jlquidato and thus make the teacher happy In early manhood wo served the commonwealth as teacher and of all sad words of tongue or pen the saddest wero these Times iz hard and hogs is lo I haint got tho money to pay what i o WE3LLS is headqnat- 3c Wo IEI-A-ZIEC- X j Wm II Cauan of Sharpsburg is agent for tho famoos McCormick binder and mower There is no ma Â¬ chine made that can compete with McCormick Call on or address Mr Cauan and ho will take pleasure in showing you the merits of this ma- Â¬ chine i i Marie X i F ire and Life Assurance I BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION AND I jH 4t The practice of buying cheap stal- Â¬ lions reporting them as having cost fabulous sums and then fillinsr thoir books at fees four times larger than cither their breeding or performances warrant Iia become entirely too corn anon Kentucky Stock Farm is in all his fact Director ical profession S Echo once by a marc and this RELIGIOUS mated was produced demon tho A 20C has a record of the Pas- Â¬ church 23A was a very fast mare I lev E is by sired by Direct 20G Fivo W of this ItaVo been dropped in an for four ot the cible pacers will be a to his scries sermons bo one - Russell Kailcy had a Mgood there from his first sermon to the last re Â¬ sale is to will A cordial tho following sample every one black gelding by show Mr Salmon JfG95 Mt Lodge No 23 will gelding seven years Mr meet its hall 2G0 Mary Dudley bay the 20th The McNcal Â¬ U FMzgerald 700 Â¬ U one and each seven years by ed to be Â¬ Business ij875 tance will C Cross the seven years Lodge Matchless tho prop Â¬ Moore 1300 osition to increascLthc Monto Cristo to realized for nineteen head Widows ITomo from 50 11SG5 cents to be present Pa has Steel tho Doylcslown Pa fair 15000 for sold his Mill Bo for 200000 He to tho will late tho children Tho house was well this season Mr Steel will purchase filled Sunday 6chool was largely at- Â¬ more property in tho vicinity of tended This school now has 87 pu Â¬ Doylestown and locato his stock farm pils enrolled Represent the old time tried I that It a singular Orient Fire Insurance Compa- Â¬ met defeat but campaigns The Mt Sterling Mar- - ny of Hartford J Hall Conn with a cap mare pie and Granite Company afterwards with ra which fare prepared to do all kinds ital of fihe list of 2000000 black little rates c by of protracted meeting began with Direct Echora The reliable Merchants Fire the Kentucky Midland Railway Baptist last Sunday and New tenth oi tor E Bomar assisted Marble Work Insurance Co oj Newark N J third and tificate foil Prestridge Winchester Mr J round trip account meeting of jAs well and as cheap California Traders Prestridgcis earnest faithful and as and the well known Ancient Order of Hibernians number arc spring and expounder of scripture and it other companj They Insurance Co of Chicago III May tenth nineteen natural delight hear of also turnish at C with near same capital Every should very third for the round and Fixtures Cemetery of saddlers at Philadelphia Grand account All endorsed by the Insurance invitatiou extended lot cently at Knights of Honor Shells Seats Stands CrysBcsaut Commissioner of Kentucky tenth and eleventh Great Markham Flowers Urns c trip Sterling round Jtalized Risks written in either at popu- Â¬ Laddie bay at We will next Friday evening count seventeenth Anniversary meeting an impor U W Loan As- Â¬ marc six years Mr eighteen tant May tenth member request Bids lar rates that I Make t work Be sociations Buildingrepresent sell Barbour bay gelding third present and of impor at On all building Turner Happy J engage attention of the round trip account Louisvill ring situated as we are we 100 shares payable in monthly bay gelding Spring Meeting among other matters are able to work cheaper by A II Yours Truly dues tc than any other house in this installments at 60c a share The total GD Beiicaw and Orphans mr clinn nnnntmi foil uuuu i 100 shares of paid up stock was F P l Let every member No West Main street J A Oiieaii Philadelphia Ilobort 50 with a dividend of 6 per Designs for Lexington see onr Stock Itecorder purchased and Workmanship cent payable semi annualy un- Â¬ and grounds At Howards Pastor E E walking down East Cedar Park Stud til maturity mar preached Sunday afternoon faintest starlliE M apWa vacate latter property delihhtful syrups which arc II 31 St M New Shop Some months ago I was burnt cut by flro which prohibited mo from con Â¬ tinuing in tho blacksmith business but I am again on deck with competent hands at my new quarters corner of Maysvillo and Locust streets Horse Â¬ shoeing wagon making and all kinds of repairing in blacksmithing and Dr Bob Ilaydon of Mt Sterling wood work a specialty Everything done in first class workmanship order was hero on a professional visit Tues Â¬ and at the very lowest prices Solicit Â¬ day Tho Doctor is an unusually ing your patronage on a guarantee of pleasant gentlemen and is mounting entire satisfaction I am rapidly to the tP ound of the med- Â¬ Very Respectfully following is a issllcd to conventions to plan at one special REAL ESTATE AGENCY M I mmmm i OF F ROGERS -- CCX 1 5t c 1 May Orleans one cer Â¬ fare for ton S ono to on certificate faro session of to Charles- Â¬ plan one trip Lodge Bany J May is one faro for to St Lou Â¬ ac- Â¬ - tho A C ono to ono to Louisville fare for the Races G A y fl f l V UUl IAU f 1 S In there i V cM Tho trotting world was recently startled by the report that tho breed Â¬ ing of Arion has not boon correctly given tho weak point being in the breeding of tho second dam There wero two mares both owned by tho same man and both in foal to Nut Â¬ Those marcs were in chargo wood of a farmer in Wisconsin tho owner having gone to California One was Addio by Hamblctoniau Chief second dam Manton by Harry Clay Tho second maro was bred at Woodburn and was a full sistor to Voltaire beingjby Tattler dam Young Portia Thoy started a library Sunday with Every one of which was taken out 30 volumes A union Sunday School was or Â¬ ganized ot Lano 6chool house this county by E L Dawson Mr Fitch was elected Superintendent and A L Ilackett Secretary and Treasurer Thoro w oro present about forty per- Â¬ sons who participated in the work Classos will not bo organized until noxt Sunday afternoon at 3 oclock A cordial invitation is extended to His Emson Candioi aro tho best everyone Put up in boxes cute And you may hunt all orr thi town Dial dried beef at J M Henrys But cannot beat his Fruit 39 3t i served Col In Fred Gugazzis Soda The ice cream you got which is frozen By their electric motor Is mado from tho very purest cream For Fred Fugazzls Soda Tho glasses that thoy servo it in COMPOUND Aro largo enough to float a A recent illecovcry by nn Half a saucer of this cream Successfully old iliVKiclan With Fred Fugazzis Soda m inoiitlily by Mimuitnaa of Jiutkii In tho only tier- discovered Now if you go down tho street this aft fctlygafo and rclliiblo medlclnowho offer Inllownro of uiiiuincipltd tlniists Do this you surely ortcr ferior lneilicincH in plnco of tliig Ak foi- - Cooks Cotton Koot Comfoiwd tako no substitute or Take five conts along and try incloso tl and cents In Mtngo in letter and wo will cni benlcd by ivuuii mail Full tealeil Fuggazzi8 soda water particulate iniilnin envelope to ladled only two While You catch the Of tho Main strco odor Me jSmsnofiiGflttoiBoot Those interested in purchase or sale of real estate should interview me as my companies loan money to right I also represent the Covenant Mutual Benefit As- Â¬ parties sociation that furnishes Life Insurance at half the usual cost Over 34000 members Insurance in force 90000000 Cash Assets 650000 Death claims paid 5500000 lNoie comparison ir rates with Ukl Line companies OLD LINE Co Age 25 per 1000 1989 35 u C M B A 1126 1168 1461 Â¬ U A first class ogent wanted in tliis county for this company Yours truly B N 40 3l3 titainpa Address Xo 8 Fisher Block Uctroit Mich fold In Mt Sterling by Kennedy Ilms W 8 H C Lloyd T G Julian and druggist Lloyd every w here Pond LllvCo T F ROGERS i CO W4 v t fi fKfY tl- jfjflHf VTTT Bii J f V - Jt h r ri vni- jS KffiW mm m4iL v if If mtLrA Si kfel i - Ai MttiuK rl in - -- MMftiMjtiMvr grlinl t i fta Jju- - Mir -jr m Ur Ml li i J u tmirrTS i MT STERLING ADVOCATE r TUESDAY MAY 17 1892 Mitchell is KZenrieciiT Biros The - Prescription - Druggists a BROS Pure Drugs Medicines co TRIMBLE Grocers Wholesale yt Trimble Bros Wholesale Grocers agontfor Frazlers track BIRTHS to Mrs and break carts For Rent Two desirable front rooms Applv DKALKRS IX- - I F On 1 v - i MT STERLING KY Crass Stripper Comba School Books School Supplier Pure Inks peucils cles Also Paint Oils and Varnishes C M c All Toilet Arti- Â¬ Born to tho wife of II O Ledford of Spencer a boy on tho luth Inst DEATHS V M THE ADVOCATE Sea80nablo vegetables at Carl Ivrieg 41 31 ers Henrys is tho placo to buy f-- n PERSONAL your groceries MENTION A nice stocli of tomato sweet pota anil cabbago plants at Carl Kricg 41 2t kVs to r AT 1n 1 1111 on hand combs for both ii a it mil tviiu Mill UIIIIlllUJl OI Tho very best poplar shingles for seed strip Â¬ Thomas and Stivors grass Winchester visited his brother Thos sale cheap to close ottl pers and am prepared to repair Whitt Sunday 39 4c Baiines Ss Tjiumiio machines on short notice MissXelllo Hegnrlyof Lexington 37 tf Fresh Vegetables War P Schools visited the Misses King Sunday Received every morning fresh from Public Reception John Murphy of Lexington visited tho best market gardon at Chas M I have jf rMMJw Emma I Chiles Fridav night lessly thrown Decoration Day 0 E of tho First I will bo prepared to furnish lasto Presbyterian nhurcli gavoa doUglitful ftit designs for decorations on Decdra Observation social at Mr L T tion Day I will also have on hand a The Y Tho Y M C A will give a public trawborrjes Slio gathered her first reception at their rooms Tuesday uight at 8 oclock All members and on the loth frionds arc cordially invited An in Â¬ In he County Court Monday the teresting litorary and musiril pro will of C AV Bolts was probated gramme has been prepared Refresh Â¬ Jib left his Stato to his Bon J AV ments will bo served Bolts of Lexington llanly is ahead on Henrys Tho Snntinel Doiuocrat will not issuo this week the first timo in thirteen years They are getting in their now machinery type etc and will bo on dock next week with a new outfit and issuo the Sentinel Democrat from its own press and with its own type on May 29 v mi Punch Sunday Â¬ P S IVsr A cigar stub or lighted match careinto L B Ringolds rellar Sunday morning caused an alarm to he turned in and serious re- Â¬ sults were prevented Â¬ P A Pittmaiij of Parkeraburg AV Ya tho greatest dry goods autioncer who has ever visited our city is here and will have charge of tho closing Lexington District ealo of C AV Carpenters stock P S C E of tho First Presbyterian church will conduct a Church Missionary Evening next Sabbath at 8 p m taking the place iJof tho usual preaching service Tho Y I full and well selected lino ot cut and pot ilowors I respectfully ak those who have not pationized mo hereto- Â¬ fore to call and sco my stork I also ask that all orders bo placed at an early date so that I may with more satis Â¬ faction to myself and my friends fin- Â¬ ish the designs wanted Caul KitiEOEn Tho Florist 4i 3t Â¬ M E Conference The prospects for a largo crowd and an interesting meeting nt the Lexington M E District Conference to bo held at this placo Muy23 27 are exceedingly flatering Tho officers fjv- h a v h r of the Christian church have kindly change tho name of tendered the use of their church for Winn street to Twin sticet Three tho occasion which was accepted and families on that street living near both churches will bo used The cachjothcr have twiu babies Seu- Mozart Club will furnMi the muic tSnel Dcmocrat Dinner will bo served on tho grounds Please dont at the Chistrian church each day North Middletowh Advance Thn Western Union lins assumed Suppose We j jit control of the local telegraph line no Whereto Oo This Summer less than a dozen times in tho past two months and is still assuming It is If you contemplate taking a trip oiow Ptated that July 1st is tho time his summer remember tha tli j in xt pet for the change delightful placo in America is Old Poiut Comfort Va John Lambert and Judson Irvine On Tuesday July 2Gth tho Chesa Â¬ engaged in an exchange of pistol peake and Ohio railroad will run its An annual excursion from Lexington and shots at Hprefleld last Saturday They gruYgo being tho cause tho Blncgra8s region A trip to Old cu fitMshots each re nlting in Ir Point Wll cost you less than to any vine iifapig ins icrt arm iraciureu uy other placo on account of tho extreme- Â¬ Lamboavfs iirat shot ly low rates mado by tho Hygeia Ho- Â¬ F AV Ba8settand AVoodBros have tel and the railway company to par- Â¬ leased tho Grand Opora House AVith ties taking advantage of this excur- Â¬ Mr BassettV experience they aro in sion Full particulars will bo advertised position to fill thoir slato tho coming Chas L Biiowk season with engagements which will shortly General Passenger Agent tf draw tho largost crowds and make tho venture renumerativo The Top of the Market Yesterday was County Court day Tho Kentucky Tobacco Mrs G A AVhitney is visiting her daughter Mrs AVilliam McWillliinis Leo Hathaway of AVinchester is attending Circuit court It Bcid Itogcrs of Frankfort is in tho city visiting his mother and look- Â¬ ing after fomc business intetests Miss Mary Hanly is visiting in the J AV Cook and J J Thomas have city formed a partnership under tho style Mrs M F Looney is quito sick of tho Preston Lumber Company at O P Evans and Clay Haggard Preston Ky Both of then gentle- Â¬ men are thorough business men and were in tho city on business this wo call tho attention of our friends in week need of lumber to thoir enterprise Geo A Whitney of Mt Sterling They will fill all orders with prompt Â¬ was hero Tuesday visiting friends ness and in a most careful manner Flemingsburg Times Democrat Misw Brooks Magowan of this city Tho Mt Sterling Minstrels gave us and Miss Irene Bedmon of AVinches Â¬ a most creditable and pleasing enter Â¬ ter left last week for an extended tainment at tho Opera House last Fri- Â¬ visit to Portsmouth Ohio day night Tho program an excel- Â¬ Mr J B Girdle of Louisville was lent one was carried outiu good style en- Â¬ in the city this week vi siting the fam and each member did his best to AV ItXuunclly tertain tho audience Making all due of his brother-in-laallowance for crudo material and tho AV B Nunnelly representing Har- Â¬ few little hitches that cropped out bison Gathright of Louisvile was the bojs deserved credit for the show in tho city this week Ho is out on a who have two months trip through Eastern Those they gave worn burnt cork and have been be- Â¬ Kentucky hind the scenes aro generally very J AV Allen and family havo re Â¬ willing to testify that iho people who turned from Bichmoud where ho has sit in front of the curlain get tho most Jonncctcd with the Bichmoud for their money but they arc hardly beenf Ice Factory Ho will bo connected over believed with the ice business of this city Ho has rented tho Chas Beis residence Tho following is a list of special oc- Â¬ on Queen streo casions to which tho Kentucky Mid Â¬ J T Day and John Picratt of land offers reduced rates Hazel Green weie in the city ester Â¬ May twelth to twentieth to Cincinnati on certificate plan account day New Jerusalem Church General Con- Â¬ Judge O P Carter of Morgan coun- Â¬ vention ty was attending Court yesterday cer- Â¬ May eighteenth to Louisville Mr S Benakcr of Cynlhiana is ar tificate plan account annual conven- Â¬ ranging to put up a two store brick tion of Protestant Episcopal church store room on his lot on Locust street May twenty fourth to twenty eight to Cincinnati ono faro for tho round Howilf also erect a two story ware Mr Thos Han trip account May Musical Festival room on same lot rich will havo chargo of this store and Juno eight to Nicholasville Ky on bo run under the firm mamo of certificate plan account of AVomens will Benakcr Hanrich They will dea1 Board of Missions in poultry and other kinds of county Chas D Bjkcaw produce G P A w On Friday the 13th inst arrJno great closing out auc- Â¬ S GoonpaMordied of perilonitisngcd tion sale will begin to day 2 p m 35 years Sho was tho daughter AV S Caldwell of Louisvillr was of Thomas Gorrel of Bath county in tho city Monday closing up his old and leaves a husband and six children business Funeral was preached at Springfield church by Rjv II L Nave Thus To Housekeepers bereft of a loving mother and affec Â¬ tionate wife tho sorrowing family Pure white and Malabar pnppor at have the sympathy of all their friends AV S Lloyds drug store 20 it Mr Thomas Crouch died at his Dr B F Cox and J D AVilson are homo near Union Bourbon county on candidates for Councilman in the Third AVard to succeed Judge II p last Sunday aged G8 years A mem Â¬ ber of the Chri iian church for forty French years no mini was more beloved by Senator John John S Harbour of tho e who knew him Peace to his Virginia ono of tho brightest mem ashes bers of the U S Senate died sudden Â¬ Mrs Xanry Xorihcutt of Aarons ly in AVaehington Patunhtv morning Bun ucifjhboiliood wife of Thoma of heart failure Be was 71 years of ago and tho acknowledged louder of Xorthcuit Sr died yesterday Slay lGihat her home aged 75 years She tho Alrginia Democnirv was for many years a consistent mem Â¬ Mr AVilliam D Clark of Lexing Â¬ ber of the Christian church and a life ton represeuiing MrCann Stockwoll ot iffHil deeds loving niini trations So Co was in the city Monday wait- is ended She left besides her husband ing on the merchants of Eastern Ken- Â¬ three children Thomas Mrs J C tucky Ho represents a good firm Gillispio and Mrs Fannie Denton all carries a fine lino of goods and we of this countv trust our friends will remember him Courtday Noted with a nice order Carpenters Â¬ An association or pool representing paper manufacturers in America controlling the entire pro- Â¬ duction of the country has been form Â¬ ed to take cflcct July 1st This means an advance of from 30 to 50 per cent on all grades I still have an ele- Â¬ gant stock at prices still further c duced to dose them out all the wall C AV GAItPKXTEIt Masonic Tumple The annual meeting gomery Gun Club was Oldhams store Friday Tho following officers President Dr AV President AV P Oldham Secretary aud Treasuier J E Voris Ararious committees wero alo appointed and much cntlm asni prevailed ImmeÂ¬ of tho Mont Â¬ held at AV P afternoon last were elected Vanantwerp Alee diately on tho heels of the annual meeting of tho Montgomery Gun Club the young ideas thinking they had learned how to shoot met at AV II Suttons store on Saturday night organized a Junior Gun Club with over a dozen charter members Tho club is composed of a fine manly set of fellows and wo predict a good re- Â¬ port from tho big guns at least Several thought an undertaker would bo handy to havo and AV A Sutton was cm oiled B C Lloyd is Presi Â¬ dent and AVill Turner Secretary aud Treasurer Thero was a largo crowd in town vesterday about 500 ratile on tho market and they sold at from 2 to 3 cents tradn a little dull there wero about 1000 sheep on huid which sold from 2 to 3 per head Harper it Son teport feed day good three nice roadsters wero bold and brought from 125 to 175 Ratlill ifc Son suld ono common hoie fur 70 D S Lckridgo reported fair feed very few mules on market day Carutirrs Beard Lexington bought two mules at 125 each lino horses very sea ice wiih biixoin X II Italic of Paris bought of John G AVinii his fancy saddle geld Â¬ ing for a good price Roo Urotliers of Morgan county wove in town with a good lot of stock they still have some on hand tl i iv AV M Pieirait Col AVm Lacy and son and San ford Davis of Mor Â¬ gan county wero on the street yester Â¬ day disposing of their cattle and sheep Fort White White liaiis druir store Btnt Two rooms over Jn two rooms over Itrooks For keys applv to 41 2 Brooks u iourt bogau also Judge Coopor was on hand as was also our efficient Com rnon wealths Attorney M M Red Avine Tho Grand Jury will havo a number of cahes of more or less mag Â¬ nitude to investigate all of which will i doubt receive proper atten- Â¬ tion Â¬ list fur high priced tobacco this year u Tuesday last Mr E Drane ot Shelby count soul at this house four hogshead leat and lugs at 2950 18 25 and 11 1925 Averaging 1950 Thin is the highest price yet obtained for 1891 Burlcy in any mar kot Tho hogshead bringing 2950 Was a clear long leaf of the red filler typo Tho price is 150 higher than the highes priro previously paid for Tno now steam boat mado at Farm- 1891 crop Fanners Homo Tournal Tho Growers House also on Friday ers by Mr Geoigeis now completed and will inako its first trp to AVest sold tho crop of Mr Snodgrass of Liberty one day this week It is es- Â¬ Harrison county of eight hogsheaos timated to take only eighteen inches for 25 2 4 50 2250 2150 1975 Mr George 1800 and 1500 making an average of wator yhan loaded thinks he will bo able to run 8 mouths on crop of 20 53 in tho year Leaving Fanners in the morning ho makes lound trips to Accused of Ku Kluxlng AVest Liberty each day ind tho spring term of tho Circuit Association thin city now heads tho Growers On last Friday our people woro as- Â¬ Tho Southern states aro preparing tonished when ono AViloy Martin who hTiOa good exhibit at tho Worlds ir Whlo the state legislatures of all lives on the farm of lionry Crouch tho states havo not contributed for near Aarons Bun camo to this city this purpose private subscriptions and sworo out warrants against J AV with tho amount sot apart by tho Henry and two sons J E and D L states now aggregate about i2000000 Henry James Freeman and sons AVil charging them Tho people of tho South aro becoming liam and Thomas to their interests and they ku kluxing Others ho said wero in aroused aro aiow dotermined to seo that thoir tho party but ho failed to recognize resources aro proppeiiy placed before llioni Ho claimed that ho had been taken by tho party on Thursday night tho people of tho world in 1893 from his residence and whipped and county Circuit court closed bruised and ordered to Icavo the Clark For Grand Larceny neighborhood before Sunday or he last Saturday seven negroes wont to tho pouitontia would bo dealt with tnoro roughly ryfor terms rangiug ono to four Under theso warrants tho gontlcincu accused woro arrested and their ex years cousum- - aming trial fixed for Monday before Eleven daysof Court was No witnesses ap 3d in trial of John Evorsole of Perry Judgo Apporson pearing against them thoy wero dis county respiting in a hung jury Tho parties accused have Cbls caso was in- - tho Clark Circuit charged on a chargo ot vonuo and always beou good citizens and been n UiIBm1 nfnxtr nut nf 4tin Pkku xnnnlt S Vt W VJ WUH hold in high esteem by their neigh JSversoe fiction l rench Jiail bors and heuco it was usourco of sur Â¬ cojjcnch trial last term of court whicllalso prise when tho charge of ku kluxing s Bsultod in a hung juiy was mado against them S L 1 Â¬ Â¬ oiounty Â¬ Jj Tho spring term of the Montgomery Circuit Court began yesterday Judge John E Cooper prcoiding Judge Cooper delivered a most forcible charge to tho Grand Jury after which tho Court adjourned till this morning will bo saved to their customers by at S oclock The Grand Jury is coni giving thorn closer prices Order pocd of the following gentleman will be attended to at just as close John P Gaines Foreman Marshall as if tho prices merchants Matthows Enoch Bruton James hero bought in Held David Collins G AV Payne G camo and person and henco this expense will W Borkloy Ed McClure J AV Clark also bo saved They will add to their tlill Prathcr Joseph Jdhnson S T stock and expect a very largo busin Green The following gentlemen css They havo now in transit a car aro to compose tho petit jury at thin load of granulated sugar Tkey de Â¬ term James B AVilson James Stock sire tho trade to know that their dale LC Dean James Johnson Jiune goods aro always bought for tho cash Welch John Daniel James Berkley and that no firm anywhere can buy Joeph Prewitt Daniel Gibson D or sell goods cheaper Yocuui AVm Thompson John V Ter rell AValter Bankin F M AVilson Ono Leni Cooper au enterprising John AV Lockridge Soth Combs G gentleman from Bowan county bor- Â¬ W Ficklin Jas II Cirrington AVm M rowed without leave on Saturday Uoardinan Hugh Paslcy B F Mark night of last week of John Hawkins V X Anderson George Blovins II K who lives near Sharpburg on the Oldham Tom Jefl Jones place a hoio and new saddle and bridlo AVith these News reach d heio jesterday that ho mado his way some 15 miles be Elder J C AValden had died at hi yond AVest Liberty where ho traded homo in Cynthiana Sunday uight tho hoi80 for 5 and a yoke of cittle Elder AValden was pastor of the Tho cattle ho drove somo fow miles Christian church of this city several and then turned thorn out making years since and his host of friend On hero will learn with sorrow of hb his way back near Morchead Tuesday morning Mr Hawkins and demlse 2fo better or truor man evei Mr J T Waro started aficr Coopoi lived His funeral will bo conducted they soon struck his trail and on at Cynthiana tomorrow Wednesday AVednosday arrested him and secured morning at 10 oclock Elder I B from him a confession of his thoft Grubbs and President Bobert Gra Â¬ and ham of Lexington aud Elder G AV Ho was indicted and tried Thursday sentenced to two years In Yancey of Cynthiana will conduct Messrs AVaro and the 8t rvlces the Penitentiary wont to AVest Liberty Hawkins then aud pocurcd tho stoo property and Carpenter will inako his farewell on Friday passed through tho city fin closing sale at miction begiuing to their way home day at 2 p m 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ A Baum Son while they havo been doing considerable wholesale business their stock room has been so far from their retail department that it has been very inconvenient to both them and their customers They have now cut a doorway into an adjoining room and both wholesale and retail business will be dono under the same They will not havo salesmen roof on tho road and hence this expense Rumor has been busying itself with tho names of several parties of hither- Â¬ AV S Lloyd is now handling tho to good standing in tho community finest and purest line of spices ever coupling them with an infamous brought to this citv 20 4t cheino to blackmail The attempt was To Housekeepers IALBRMdJAVA MOCHA - -- made upon one of the best and truest men that has ever lived in our little city one whoo name has been the synoin m ot all that is true and honest in mans relation to his fellow man It seems iuci editable that men who havo borne tho reputation for integrity that those have who are charged with this heinous crime should bo guilt jot tho chargo stands against them undisposed of and as a con equenrr tho terrible suspicion of guilt rests upon them Those guilty of such a crime aro vampiios they aro ghouls not men Tho chargo seems too horribly monstrous for us to think for a moment that men such as we have seen nnd believed these to be should bo guilty of such v foul attempt at robbery Tho Grand Jury is now in session and will m doubt sift the matter to tho bottom and bring the panics laco to facta wiih a fearful charge or clear their good names of tho foul blot now resting upon them For tho good of tho community as well as for the sako of the parties themselves against whom this villainous charge is mado wo hope a thorough investigation will bo had and the guilty if any bo brought to punishment If tho chargo brought agaiust theso men is true no words can paint their crimo in its proper colors The parties who essayed to rob tho Traders Deposit Bank a fow days ago are gentlemen besido the men who mado such a diabolical attempt to rob au old man If Un charge is true tho community should know what foul villians it has in its midst if false it is entitled to know that some of its citizens have beei shamelessly maligned Â¬ Â¬ lk5oairf in OFFER EXHILIBATLNG Tho most de-Â¬ But not intoxicating licious beverrge over ofiercd 35 2 Co CniLrs Thompson 1 Final Mug -- ot Out Sale Horse Stock AT Walnut Hill Stock Farm Moorefleld Ky I will nllcr it public sale on my premises MooivIleklK near Wednesday conniptlntrofstiilllon I May 25 iLldins-stlllle-s- 1892 3uul About thirty licml nf line well bred young noreqs l Lira old yellow bay jteldinK three years liaijRf s lrlt hands Knncvbay road hoivc four jeirs old lfrV high in toppv an ninWlyH horn1 una linndi caiiKoa W clip with all tho Lneu action jou wunt 1 extra family horse suitable for ladies and children tuilduorduve 3nlcoouix stallion ono by Recorder dam by lm Clink Chief uiio by Nicholas Wilkes dam by Sims Clink Chief nno by Sims Clink Chief dtiujy sulcni uml they aie extra Indi- Â¬ viduals Tho balanco of the stock aio young fillies and KCldings bv Nicholas Wilkes sou of the XI cut llmubmi Wilkes wilhif in tho 230 list and nil and out of mures by 81ms Clark nice record Cliict Indian Chief Champ rcigUfon Downing A Inlullali Scotts lliato0M fegriud Red Cloud etc I nut to say to the young men of tho country that want tohuv nico joimg llllics or gelding to lrito that cin throw tlustuu the boys this will bo tho place to get them Again I wish to say lliit Inst Spring I made a ale and catalogued and naVicd ij head ot liorsrsimd they weie nil sold mid settled for I lid left my promises that day without Miiy re When 1 make a suletuit is Dili or b bidding mean thatl Sale will begin nt 11 oclock Thero will Iks a lunch room on thu ground m jou can get some- Â¬ thing to eat leoplecan ennii to Catllslo on tho morning trains n tend tlm sale uud rutin n on llioetcnlug old well btuku to 1airof fincy rains TKKMS Six months without interest Catalogues furnished on day of sale Mr Street is for rent Stofers cottage on Locust 40 R R TEMFiLEMAN at Walnut Hill Stock Katia TA ft JVI itt4 jV V -- w vl 4 - 1 sn 1 J S to rk r - n iftte u tfpmmytmmtiW tiV a l M fc i Tnp tgMatrMt HKCjwj WiSM W - vir L v it V s u if t KjW u - v1 P f f MT KTEKIimtf ABVO0ATB TUESDAY MAY 17 hi iiii r i 11392 n i b rs- r- - Tinnii iimiiii - -- w - - - 4mI Tj Vjl wr THE ADVOCATE JOHN WILL KEEP GUIET i C01 toll H ll J Ul I U I U u-XT-A-IdlOE U ULA I tvt Exasperating Adventure of n Con plo YTho IIvu in nn Ajiartinvnt IIouro A youug married couplo who live in on apartment house up in Madison avenue went out to dino Sunday aft- Â¬ ernoon and a3 thoy had allowed the CALL ON W A it i tit A KAUTfFlTIi HAY VAi hands hish heavy muno ami tall Maelc legs itowcrfully mucledilnubtylo and a perfect model Isjiistelfrht years old and is In excellent breeding con Â¬ dition This celebrated trotter will make tno prcciit scron at Thontiia KngniiV two miles fromMt Sterling between the Miiysvlllo nnd lilnton plko at Cassity Smitli For all kinds of SUTOHfl M ai ih A- - servants tho samo privilege the apart Â¬ ment was deserted when tho owners returned in tho early ovoning When thoy had disembarked from tho clo- vator and tho lord of tho household began to fumble for keys ho was horrified to discover that they wore cither lost or snugly ensconced at that moment in sonio other and inac cessible pocket Carrio ho said in stricken tones I think Im afraid that is I Ive left my keys You dont mean it she ejacuÂ¬ Â¬ Eletst fflt n KENTUCKY AND VIRGINIA An Vi tf Cheap COAL Cr 1 FURNITURE I J 11 STERLING KENTUCKY Street mM m 1 sM 15 TO INSURE A LIVING COLT leaf2ni I i nn - O V Tonight no shops aro open lam afraid wo must either bi eak tho door or send to the superintendent ho said decisively They l ang tho bell for tho elevator and sat dismally on tho stairs till it came It is a terrible thing to sit on an apartment house stair and look at your own door closed against you John said tho keyless proprietor when tho elevator arrived havo you a key that will fit our door smith fumbling nervously in impossible nooks and v ljffj ciannies of clothing for tho longed rttJJftlV lVt i a for bunch tfv v r u r y kit- The elevator boy of course has a key announced his wife Call him Thero are only two and wo havo eBBESKWBSSaSTiPJLES i ho answered brieily still both fumbling in a hopeless way A SHRE and OuXTAil CUBE Can you pick tho lock Edward known tor 10 years as tho BSST REMEDY FCH P5LES she asked rrctircJtjlKIMHDSOX TnlCKiP CO STLOUIS I was not educated for a burglar Caroline Then we must send for a lock- Â¬ ho said lated I really do h t Allen will hero talned on all colts for season money Money duo when marofeals Is parted with or hrrd to nnuthorlioivo without permission AIiAMOUK was sired bv Strathinore ltS sire of Santa Clnm 2miandlrt more In 3C0 or mum Willi u inTiorniein in ziiuiiivui ociioi kii o or it dams or ji pcrrnrincr in sso Hiro or jiintn Clans hlro of Sidnov litinjqj li o lwrfomiew In 2S0 including Adonis old Sllllf Iatlstinn fl veari 2 2t Fleet tl wantiiM f iIiiik nf lVitlt WIILm 99x 1111 IV AlfltTlti olimf Cn n narttj ftn lr bO itogcr llan cm Mrenr Jewle Hanson 2ti4 Itilly Worlliiitglon xs74 Second dam hv lilghlnnd Chief siru of laiy u iionie uam in Santa Clans 8105 Trluldnd l 2221i Lllllililinl ir lnalvn itnithniiire sire of 2wli3t by ltamblctontnn 1st dnm Indy Wultcnnisc dam of itawhal Xev off North American Inil ilnirt paid to be lir lfaiiibletontan Alia by American Clay 1st dnm Ladv Turner by iniurino unci ThU low NaMin pricn will enable nnvonn to lireed lo one of tho lliiest bieU trottci s Hi tins wc- tion AfiTAMOltE in two niontha training trotted a full mile in 235 i 1 jyj sin HI i m Also nttlieamo time and place tZTNcnsn ssKssa t Luiaj m m Var hesh J m m m 111 maioaat Ono of the llnect Young Jacks In tho State will bo permitted to servo a finest number of i 10 And TO INSURE A LIVING COLT 25 a few Jennets nt ragajst wmsosr Mt Sterling- Ey - Conditions as gtTcn above Address m Jl AM in it to win and will do it by handling only the best make of goods and selling at a small profit The time is off for success in a small business with large profits Business Men can only hope to at- tain success in this da of progress by many sales each article bearing a small profit and then ever cus- Â¬ How unfair it fs to sell tomer must be treated alike to one man at a certain price and because his neighbor is a little closer to sell to him for less money It is not right My stock of FURNITURE is entirely NEW not a piece of old stock It has been pur- Â¬ chased for the cash it is in my store less all discounts Buying my entire stock at once by car load shipments m I have saved considerable freight expense and bv lM these nlethods my stock is put in the store much Vll cheaper than when small orders are made hence J can sen at very close figures saving money to my customers and making some lor myself Goods which I have subjected to very low prices BED ROOM SUITS DiNING ROOM FUR- -- XTrnTTnT tiadt nn rTTTrrn uiwsyjiyuranmwitqe3aOMM nMwmntjnMuwWflii f iii rn I BEDS WARDROBES BOOK CASES SIDE- - irT rrvT-i unA ny FIRE jjyji rSmmlvmxiekMm mil mmmMSMl- PfREJ Vj - iirr J HI 4- - to spend tho evening Two groans John you aro not a large man No sir Do you suppose with a gleam of hope that if I offered you a dollar and boosted you could squeeze through the transom I might try sir I wish you would Thero was a rattle of coins followed by much shuffling pushing and squirming and at length only a pair of irregular elevator boy legs capped by a pair of dilapidated shoes remained in sight Having gone that far John stuck Hi there I came in muffled tones from tho half inside sh- - ing No sir Is the superintendent in tho build Â¬ Dolan Denmark Tliist iirerilum Deniniirk Kmliu utaition will mnku tlm iiLciiil tetton of 18J2 at my liinn nt Ho has Avcut to Harlem 12 to Insure a Living Colt DOiAN DKNUAliK i a dark bay 15f lianda lilli fnalwl Mny lltii ISsS with mi extra heavy inane jiikI lull Snwllv th jrrvnt Wnslilnginn the sweep Htiilie sMililfrf Htallion of the win id dam by the trioat eninhincd vtallloii Trojan next dam by valilnrOH Iemnikihe foiiitilornttho world rennwneil wulille luio family WnihnKtnn is bv fiomwell he by WmliitiKtii Oenmarl he by dlilnoit IenniarlVire of paew with records bet terthan 2i Trojan by Jlrignoli ho by Mara brino Chief DOIjAN nEXMAliKUnshigh lireil n any saddle htallion in SIontKiiimiy comity or Ken- Â¬ tucky He traces to Washington Denmark on bitliVluLM anil backed up by Maiiibrino ihlef and ilrown IiloUtlii wire of Pilot Jr the IioiR that is bo famous in the pedljooes of the ureat trotters such as iiaud S S0SJ 210 etc I rtiand inv stallion lower limn any stallion 1 know of with his individuality and breedrnj A Hen reserved on all colu under all conditions Service inonev due when mare is parted with or traded os Orass furnished atSii cent per dny 1 I also keep J Undertaking a complete line of CASKETS in my you want good Insurance o DeDirtment nnd linvincr a r c crrjiflnnffl in with HOFFMAN tins business in otlering my services it is with the con i insure tliof If you want reliable Insurance II cnhcrnpfinn itnlrtref nnrl the business and can give nl uututuviiuiit Insure with HOFFMAN ttore room MAIN STREET Next Door to R C If you want to insure in compa- Â¬ uiuyu Lrug oiur nesiaence on west nign otreet to nies that pav all losses promptly epggg MPMMm iMigiJinsii Insure with HOFFMAN fl ilii rsi U If -- 7 7 flMAnPfl T f jliU i fti rr j He represents more companies and pays his losses with more promptness than any agent in Eastern Kentucky and insures at rates as low as any agent of a first class company Office Bargains for the People IX-Ki Yes I Try tho door Tho luckless flat owner turned tho knob and to his astonishment tho door opened and inside hanging on tho lock was tho bunch of keys Caroline ho whispered Tho doors open wasnt locked at all Well youre a careless thing and you ought to bo ashamed of yourself for leavingvtho flat unlocked she declared emphatically But her husband did not hear Ho gave a final pull at tho dangling humanity over tho door and landed it on tho inside John ho said anxiously you can keep quiet sometimes Sometimes sir Heres another dollar You understand New York Tribune Â¬ English Anderson CJhamberlainQ A certain euro for Chronio Soro Eyes Totter Salt Bhoum Scald Head Old Chronic Sores Fover Sores Eczema Itch Prairio Scratches Soro Nipples and Files It is cooling and soothing Hundreds of cases havo been cured by it after all other treatment had failed It is put up in So and 50 cent boxes Ointment Eye and Skin Traders Deposit Bank ist floor A HOFFMAN C1KX Clothing Hats Boots AT Shoes - JXO S WILLIAMS Montgomery county IKES W J THOMAS V Shelby county lrcs It II AIEXAXDKK Scc Trcas s HARP mRIMBLE 1 New ENTONgs - Owen county Â¬ PURE DEMOCRACY X An interesting itoiic wj oxit fUllfj- - liye the cout Ifi -- ti r the OIW iiayfi darrlL rfVmsfe The Portland Press club haa como into possession of an interesting pieco of furniture one of tho two old wooden desks provided by tho Maine legislature for tho legislative report- ers in tho house of representatives dated back to tho timoof the rem oval of the seat of government from Port- land to Augusta in 1S32 It was in constant uso to tho re-building of tho state houso two years ago At it sat James G Blaine Chief Justice Melville W Fuller and other prominent Maine men during their journalistic career Tho desk is of pine painted and paineu witn tno slender graceful legs so much in voguo in tho furni- turo fifty years ago Bangor Commercial anxiety Two Definitions of a Gentlenmn A money power controls political To be a gentleman is to bo hon- parties and all important elections est to be gentle to bo generous to placing its agents iu high places of bo bravo to be wise and possessed honor and trust The same power controls all legis Â¬ of all these qualities to exercise them in the inost graceful manner says lation and dictates what shall bo the A law oi the laud a result made possible tue great novelist Thackerav diner became so noisy that tho pro- - and easy by working upon the preju- prietor directed his removal Tho dice of the people through the medium waiter who successfully accomplished of tho public press of which ninety tnis on returning to tho room ox nine out of every hundred are cither pressed his regret at having been owned in full or part or controlled by obliged to put tho individual out for its agency said lie with emphasis Hes a per The political contest of 1892 will fect gentleman1 adding after a again test tho strength of this money pause as if to explain how ho ar- power different from previous efforts rived at so decided a conclusion ho only in its greater virulence and ability erivo mo alf a crown Notes and to deceive Queries Liko an oasis in tho desert the Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer rises It Wouldnt Uork Weary Looking Man Doctor can equal to tho emergency placing before insomnia bo cured f its readers unbiased truth and facts Doctor Notliing is easipr Any so harmful to corruptionista plans and one can fall into a sound uleop by beucficial to the people Truth is simply trying to count n thousand mighty aud will provnil is the En- Â¬ Weary Looking Man Ye H but quirer platform It is always great baby cant count Crood News comfort to read the Enquirer Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ The kind that made our country one of the greatest powers among nations is what is now uceded to combat tho crisis prophesied by that truo patriot Abraham Lincoln who said We may all congratulate ourselves that the cruel war is Hearing its close It has indeed been a trying hour for tho Republic But I see m the near future a crisis arising that unncryes mo and causes mo to tremble for the safety of my country As a result of tho war corporations have been enthroned and an era of corruption in high places will follow The Money Power of tho country will endeavor to prolong its reign by working upon the prejudices of tho people until all wealth is ag- grcgatcd in a few hands and tho 1 feel at this Kcpuhlic destroyed moment more anxiety for the safety 0f my country than ever before even jn tho midst of war There is no disguising the fact that the condition new confronts us which caused tho patriot Lincoln so much Tobacco Growers NORTHWEST COR 13th W Association Warehouse MAIN StockBest grades at Bottom prices No shop worn goods in the lot SHARP TRIMBLE Big Stock Boys School Suits HOWARD STAD AKERS Fine Shoes for Ladief Misses Children Sts LOUISVILLE KY T JOXE3 of Henry County MHiiagtr HARRY SNOOK ofSliclbyJCounty At Mangr FOUR MONTHS STORAGE FREE Mark Your Hogsheads DENTON CO GROWERS HOUSE 33 THE FISOHER LEAF -- MAXUFACTlMIEIcti OP- - Almont Axcliy UECORD SIRK ALMONT 31 Si it of SI trotters nnd 2 paeera in 2S0 list illHonsliavoslrcil 174 trottcnt und 2 iiaccrs in list iliiiliiuKhteisliiivc liroduccd 43 trottens ami 3 3AEBIE3IZEiID 74Y IKPIKR -1 Iron Slate Grates Stoves Hollow Wood Mantels fare Air Grates 231 DAM JKSSIK Sash Weights Etc Itaraoj IonnS17M u u Aloha n 20 tvay iiroduclng son fi Agents for American English Til- e- iroduclnjf daughter Incuriin iUx Irosenitor of over WO in 230 gniudoiiii 2 Diixhiciiii mwidduuiihtera iiiihIiii Iikt OFFICE 433 Ss 435 West Jenbrsou The grcsiteflt mnre bred to Almont wi Lou isvi Tile Ky v V Dro n t 5 TO 1NUUE or 75 SEASON payublc wlieu ouc of UU ret iro iu tho 230 list Jepfiifi Pftppor br Mambrino Alnvnt 33 iv Anilnllah 15 Chief 11 dam by Slri Utintt dam by Mambrino Chief 11 tliornnhbrcd son of Virfiiiliui aiiaauililOiJr 12 by Sir Archy g d Hob- ert Wicklifib mare Am rTj f tho 1S92 at JA Trl wl niako soaBon ofin larjio MAPLE lLLiy hill STOCK FAIIM of Hchii For Rant Thft busincPH hoiido now occupied by J 0 Enoch known ai tliu Hocse PosPCRaion given April 1 huildiu 1892 For further hifonnruion apply TO 27-t- fJ Wbea Bab was rtck we rare bar Ourtona lie was ft Child sue cried for Casterio When she became Miss she clung to Caitoria Wbea sue im1 Children shw care tUem Cwtoria am now oiiorinj n now biinnjr and Sununcr fltook nothing loft oyeiv Iiulia LInon 7 Ac 8i 10c and 12Ao per vairt Nainsooks 5c J Jc So 10c and loo pur yard Our IIonilurg8 and Torchon Lnces aro tlie cheapest in tho city J Ladles Sleeveless Vents 8o 10c 15c nnd 25c each Ladies Seamless Hose at 15c Ladies Fast UlacK TIoco at 25c Windsor Ties eattepn Sc do eilk 23c each Bandoep 10c and 25c each Childrens Mull Caps 25c 35o and 50c each Childrens Mull Hats 50c each Childrens Sattoeji Hats 40c each Wo aro agents for the famous v c t Store Wbn Ev-l-l- o Completion Powder N M FEENEY MAIN STREET MT STiBLIHG u ftr f AIJXOUr - u r ive XY n I SBi n iftn W i t -- s A JA uh t vi SzaLMu iHwiitiitiaS tLaiLjiAth4Wj h o msfc BHH V7K3 n r i - -- r j w v J -0 u rr steriAjn t ajj locate tuest at THE ADVOCATE Tlio Modem Girl Better Off There is no doubt that Maudes creat- 4 grandmother would bo shocked at tho otroiffson of theso latter Java Tho TO A ar ay it i 892 i IDENTIFV THE UNKNOWN urn gySKSjjwu ii ttHwt WiWMMkAALJMli V1 L UE WM Tho latest from tho brain of the ingenious Yankee itf ovonmoro prac Â¬ tical than novof Day after day it Is to bo rcad in Wtn old lady would faint nt tho sight of hor tbo papers that some unfortunate has hfi Qeacondauta ways but ttftur all isnt ijono into a grave marked unithe change for tho bettor Certainly known or porhap380mo most proma me tireea is ooiior man mo lemuio inent and respected citizon has sud does go low neck to a ball bIio denly disappeared from Bight and Maude appears on tho Btrcct in rf stout cloth gono nobody knows whore tho last for Bnfants and gown llow any woman over lived to possibly tho sequel of tho first Then again after weeks of anxiety be thirty in ye olden tiinD ia u iuystory Ctuttorlatarowcn adapted to cWMrcnthut Cutorla enrco Colic OonatlroUon Bour Stomach Diarrlitra trnrttition I recommend Itu superior to ny prescription Why tho way they tramped about in no and fruitless search somo friend or Kills Wcrma eirea sleep and promotes di knoTrn to me It A Aacxtis M D f sleeves and low necks and fasted Ihein- - rolativo ia frequently found dying or rection 111 So OxTord St Brootlyn K T Without injurious tncdicAtioD Bolves thon and fed supposedly on dead in some hospital lilies is enough to uinlco a galloping con- Now comes tho proverbial Ynnk fc 7or sererftl yers I tuwo- recommrndM Th u of Ciwtorla is nr unlrersal and Bumptivo invalid palo with envy and with a plan to alleviate all this your Cftfitorla and shall iilwaya coutlnuu to IU ini iU bo wIl known that it seems ft worlt uo so as it hoj iuvartably produced beucUciiVl Evolona palo and languid read pooti7 o supererogation to eodorso It Iorr ant tbo Ho has appeared with an invention reaulta intelligent families who do not keep Costoria ill day except when sho iloated about if such it may bo called which ho wlUiiu easy reach Edwi F Pardss M D Wiko a sylpli iu tho roso garden It is styles A Perfect System for IdentifiCiitLOl MarttwPD Wlntlirop 125th Strwt and 7th Ato a uThs new iorK vhj liAfl to raihlv ludso but ones nrivato New York City Lato 1actor Bloomlugdalo Bclortnod Church cation And truly if it were to bo 5 opinion is that tho aforesaid Evelcun generally adopted it could but empty i had her chunk of beef m tho pantry Tnu CiTAtjn Courijrr 77 McnnAT Bmrjcr New Yorx Why did Evclona spend all day in a tho morgue and place the unknown asegaiden Was she supposed to bv grave on tho pago of history only as CSjSSS aaieaaaBibaiw a AaraaBimKHgESffwresa tndying tho bounties of nature or had a thing of tho past originator of the Here is what tho io old man really sent her out to spray plan has to say 10 bugs oil tho bushos aro I Another weakness of Evelonas was Fate and chance in tho two unevery mans of relapsing on all occasions into controllable factors loods of emotions and tears of swoot life Struggle as ho may bo prudent fensibility In fact ono is tempted to as ho can tho unknown events of the eliovo that sho wandered about clothed future iear down upon him with re dkalik ix- her regal beauty and an old palo gutless force and in a second ho may But ono fails to bo swept away to a violent death or eon calico wrapper nd a reason for her emotions meet with serious injury Doubtless they were kept on tap In this active ago bristling with nd didnt loso their Minrklo bv fieouent tho dangers of rapid transit electric IX flEhrnltiirs rf tlirt fitnVnf But it must curronts lofty buildings fast sea avo been real uncomfortable to sit p ono t night learning how to weep and faint voyages and the thousand and how ii complications of civilization ust at tho right time necessary to exerciso tho utmost pru- But Maudo irreverently thinks the croinKS on of her great maternal an- - ldencot Invention after invention has N i stor a tnilo stupid and thero is no Is now receiving complete lines of oubt that sho finds tho healthy fash- - beon put out and eagerly sought by on far more enjoyable than tho th a public for protection until it stylo of beauty Then would seem that there could bo no Dress Goods Ginghams Salines fts Jaudo walks rides drives goes boat improvement yet tho mojt impor 3M Mm er and plays tennis till tho blister on tant of all lias been overlooked and Mt Hamburg Swiss and Nainsook Embroideries and 080 murmurs li oswn 11 sho enjoys it and of cold cream amt u a 8y8tein for identitcation would youchango m Torchon i Laces Tho Yank has supplied the miss AJHl ou could W aahington Post ing link Hoi es his plan In Dress Goods I have Novelty and Plain Bedford itijiKin t litem loung The prudence of which he speaks Cords in several tho CJty of Mexico here dnce lived in different qualities New Serges and iHaW enchman known as Otuvito littlo consists in ono registering with tho Cloths Silks and Dress Trimmings avo whoso rogueries kept the town head of the concern which ho proaHKl fcrmeiit At ono timo ho claimed poses to establish or in fact has al Will now sell Blankets Comforts Heavy Underwear Tho cost would aVo discovered a specific for tho rc- - ready established l hjWtk nescenco of women and by means bo trifling t probably one dollar for and Cloaks at Cost i zsmL fTflBr nsational advertising ho succeodeii tho first year and fifty cents for each thering n clientele of forty or fifty subsequent year mam ent dames who wero assembled on In return tho subscriber receives a ifiii U ft certain day in along Bala tnoked out fu0pioof au indestructible metal At 50 cents on the dollar of what they cost fcJjSLwttl iistrological symbols crucibles lk bod vvliicili is to bo attached to lll PmiPhonanlf HflH61103 nuil f a male tho suspender and if a Tho conjurer presented tjharlatanry female to tho corset On tho out nmsolf before tho ladies and addressed side B 3 0 of this in large letters aro tho loin in flamboyant language ending as-words If dead injured or unconAnd now senoras of my soul illows i3 needful that tho mystic ceremonies scious seo tho other side On tho other sido is a number no iforo us bo opened by tho oldest ono two badges containing tho same mong you a xuen auuressing Her whoso appear- - number There aro also instructions nco seomed to indicate prioritv ho to telegraph tins number to tho head Thirty seven years quarters of the concern and tho state asked her age enor simpered tho beldame who was ment that they will then notify the I And unfortunates friends Tho number w t least in tho sovonth decade ji i And soon1 is no sooner received at tho ofhco Thirty six you senora -iuntil ho had got them down to a deÂ¬ than tho clerical force will turn to it iEa clared ago of twenty years with a maxi- - on their records where opposite to Well ladies all it will bo found not only tho namo imuin of thirty 8ovon you pcrceivo that without further pro of the person on whom the badge Ti w ceedings tho miracle is accomplished ii T i h SO found but a perfect debcrip r va said Otavito for tho least gallant of has been tion of the same and tho address of JLV men could not call her aught but youn whoso years are but thirty seven and his or hor friends The person is identified Boston you see for yourselves that is tho ago of aan Francisco Globe among you tho oldest Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Yaiiheua Scliomo to 1revont tho MysÂ¬ terious ninnppearantioiof Hun MMUffi Uay horse t 1st dam 2d ilnin 10 liaucU JJUl 1Ho2d 220 I ffel ii ll ffi 1 Children STZTZDjCiZlJD Cire oS Z3oll Motors high foilo1 In isso aitSteiHiiftKy Shed by Bolhrood TiG lli ud by John McDonald Kate Pennlnston Lady Thorn V t Jr niied by Rclmnnt 61 -- by Standard Bearer hi ixinncr J kit 3 i lowc 21S and otlieis ilum i 530O iaI i iAJi ji fllWH siij siieof c Kiithiuii4Vi ullf it sliliicr by by WIUInmVMambrlnoMro i SdUnrnKato liEJLWonn 7 fl ftJs JMlta cnlft r2SX Ac Highland Chief Uaclml Miimbriiiii Chief 11 iianiitoi inmiilii wirke 2 llir oa of Â¬ I clrc of Sil cnHiJ9flby loiliiit iu if Smwhh vKHlJjiaiialitlioiiii2l UuiSlwiiissiitMof isotiottciKvlw iKKldiiniiiit riiirilmii of onwn 21n Lonn 2zi Jcil llol moiitUb AUIiiiHiiisthLMf malii M 1 sire nf W Van32iM ItTswwwlsrav 211 Mill III IIHI VIllUIt ooMbinltfi 10 om Uclluby i i Â¬ JkJOHN SAMUEL -- of T1lhI or foiueof Kitv lu Ptatulanl rtlnntccr KV lcaier0bvIlsmbloliiiliiii lulic of t Iiilimi 211 and 2S othew o mtocrb WllllaitiV Mniiiliiino by KriwoTi m ofMninbiihHhlff II Ilisblml iblcf mf Vambiimi thiof MJ ntl Mil UI1r Janiblctmlnn Inni Iip tlibtimliiciHIic w it1 i1 llHbjulituli l i mio horsf with fle sulr best t lio eiwiiw tliu blood In tlir nniM Wu run siniiiNa of 1C32 tio IS St m naU the traso nt 0r BaWw it I Notions and Boots Cassimeres Shoes and Furnishing Goods Mt Sterling Vy Percals Dry Goods S25 TO INSURE A LIVE OOLT j CK3Ionoy duo when colt mints m up iiartel with or bred to an oilitiliorm Note 7c will gire a picmlum of fiior tlio host colt of 1S22 BRIDGES BROS Judy Ky I Kentucky WUtmKM CentrO R dying-n-leafy-Jn- BLUE GRASS ROUTE Shortest and Qnickest Route TROll h C rm i if STAPLE AND FANCY Canned Goods corn tomatoes peas beans pumpkins ap- Â¬ ples peaches pears cherries c apricots This line of goods is fresh of first quality and will be sold very cheap fL Wlffi v v CENTRAL KENTUCKY TO ALL POINTS ti M Â¬ Â¬ KOBTH SOUTH 1801 v m it k Embracing Throiifrli daily train service between Cincinnati and Hiddlehborongh and points on L fc N 11 H 8cliodul8 in Elfect Xor IS South llouiul 1 4 f Seventeen Olostks HI 11 Daily Expicm 10 a in 18 0 45 a in 10 am S S 11 Xo 1 Hni Taat Line Ex Situ 00 KSub KoS Daily Â¬ AMUELS K- ugar Coffee Tea LASSES Mo Air An Lvo CTMttiian Cincinnati Lo CnriiiKtmi h e Fnlinoutli Irn am Iilngton Iarm WInchiter 1iirM is At the very closest margin Helen Arr IiTilijfston Ire Ait icu niuoud Ire Richmond ITO Ixiurfon a Cm Ar WincliMtrr 10 11 25 U 10 12 40 1 1 iam ai 111 am pm 2 55pm 8 oipm S 02pm Itfpin 4 3ipm S 5lpni 5 36pm 10 tpm 8 lOnm 11 00pm 7 Wprn C Upm 5ttnm 7 05pm A M exicaiw- A -- r -- rtf It bin Dried and Evaporated Fruits ITO JUrhoni Tillt tl f IT Cigars Tobaccos Confection- Â¬ 1T6 IlaeTllla onjh ilidillfboi Arr Cumbnila Kp i7 ii p eries and every article usually ITH Coihui Mp Lt in kept in a first class grocer Arr WiUianMburx 6 10 p lu lulllco pm store 1to lliehnioud 50pm 4 Air Ooihin IT iiTinntoa ITO 85 n 111 65 pm 8 15 u iu 15 m 4 in 4 M in 8 p IB 5 M p in 8 41 p m 15 n m pm s p 111 7 55pm It J Argonaut Physicians anil Tholr Drugs The activo competition for a living that tho physician in Now York has to encouutor has resulted in a curious method for stimulating trado Thero are doctors in this city graduates iu duo IUnil UIUl III UlUUk IU IIlitUY uiisca men of ability who remit all foes for consul totion relying cm tho profit they obtain from tho medicines thoy presenbo for Certain standard prescrip- Â¬ emolument tions they havo put up in quantities nnd theso thoy sell directly to tho patient Whero a prescription has to bo com- Â¬ pounded the patient is sent to a certain drug store at which the doctor has an arrangement for his commissions Botwceu theso two devices tho prac- Â¬ titioner really captures a reasonable fee and ho gets it moreover in cash whero he otherwise might havo to givo credit with a strong show of loss for though patients will not dream of demanding credit for medicines they mako very small bones about leaving the doctors bill unpaid once ho has permitted them to run it up New York Cor Pittsburg Bulletin Peculiar Pionunolutlon LTLa udor always pronounced yollow as jyaller Wo havo heard Mr A It Wal lace tno emmoni naturalist uunug tno course of a lecture ropeatodly sound it thus a modo of pronunciation said indeed to bo traditional n many good old English families and which includes tho substitution of laylock for lilac my Eoom for Romovgoold for gold and woondorful for wonderful A homely old rural dean long sinco dead used always liko Sam Woller to leavo out tho w in woman and his Wilt thon havo this ooman to bo thy wedded wifo was apt to mar tho so- lemnity of a marriago service Loudon Tit Bits j An Kntttcr Sccno In Athens IS1 Fot somo tinio beforo Easter tho city of Mthoiis wears a picturesquo aspect Thi sis duo in groat part to tho number of shepherds who with their flocks haye como down from tho mountains and aro camped in ovory available opon epaco engaged iu soiling their lambs tfy0VI Thore is no family bo poor as not to rtuiIA break the lon Lenten fast with an H coiJ2 Easter lanib tho value of which is about a dollar and a vontoble massacro or the Customs and innocents is going ou Lore of Modern Greece MfHL Steam should never bo put into a brick or cement sewer as it has an injurious clfect on the same causing disintegration and collapse within a very short time jN cither should it bo led into a brick chimney for the same reasons In somo places it is tho practice of engineers to turn tho 15xhfULst ft jUmp or smnll cngineg lhto tho sewors but this is bad practico and wo boliovo an illegal act in some cities for it will not only de- Â¬ stroy tho sowers but the heat of tho steam makes the malarit1 gase3moro activo while at tho same time it produces a certain amouji of pressure that will force tno gas back into buildings through tho water traps commonly m U3e In theso traps thero is soldom more than tlireo nehes ot water and very littlo pressure is necessary to force tho gas through them Whenever gas is forced back tlirough buildings in this or a similar manner the death rate in thnt locality will certainly bo greatly increased Stationary Engineer Â¬ Â¬ UxhuiiHt Steam wul Sowers 1 Liniment O A in AlTUtaufonl Itb Inraitnr aoitu 1 Sniff i 4 45 30 1 pm in Uouml ITB ITMtnfoiil tpri M No I Dallr Diljr 7 00 7 50 10 15 No 4 Dally Ex flu No a A Cure for the Ailments of Man and Beast A long tested pain reliever Its use is almcs universal by the Housewife the Fanner the Stock arid by every one requiring an effective liniment No other application compares with it in efficacy Evervthing in our line offer ing pecial Inducements Arr KUhmnud Itb Iillieu 1to WllllaVbjr Arr Corbin ITO Iitrr niVId am am am am am am am am am am am am am O B a 05 1 45 9 3J 8 33 torontk Fresh im rtii i of our ITeMMill ip Itb Iinrriil naiVrrillo It Cot bin Krout Pickles and Pickled Arr Lt Corbin Lto Iiadun Pig Feet Air LiTlajfloa lTa MvimfiU Ito Bra IrrKiahramd 6 7 47 8 3 9 35 0 35 10 11 11 01 11 1 1 Ctatu IS am 10 Rair A Bam k Son Itb Richmond tr WinchMtur IT8 Air lnris Ltm Ioxinjton Lto IirL Winiarr years almost generations No medicine chest is complete without a bottle of This well known temedy has stood the test of East Main Street AirCuTis ton ArrliitMiitnatl Itu CTnttiHnx Ito Kiliiionth 05 am a 5 am 7 19 am 7 am 7 DO am 7 IS am S 1 41 12 41 1 1 9 10 14 5 l 7 pm J5am 4 61 pm 49 am am am B 3 2 00 3 37 5 35 41 pm pm Si pm M nm 27 pm aa iai pm S 4 4 Mt Sterling Ky BLACKSMITHIHG I am prepared to do all kinds OF Blacksmithiag HORSESHOEING I pm jim 45 35 4it 5 0 H 37 6 45 jim pm jun pip pu jllll MAYSVILLE BRANCH KortU llound o 10 Mustang Liniment Kx 3nn Uallf 1 Occasions arise lor its use almost every dayv All druggists and dealers have it ITe CoTitiston T8 IexinSton Air MIIIUMbarj ArrCarlUle Arr Jo iuAon AtT3IaTTiUa South Bound ITatincinuati 7 T Mam s JO jo 9 is 8 40 9 34 w a in m Pretty Good for1 n Fite-yoar-o- nw a la 9 ld Dailv Kx Siiw 2 55 pm 03 pra i SO pin 8 15 pio e 33 p 7 6 pm 7 54 pm 8 80 pin Xo ol m m If Â¬ it A youngster barely past five SMflMWaVBFftWWWWKfSS5 Algeria Wilkes 5680 yeara has found that ho can drive a FREE TO ALLoS good business at selling papers Our New llluntrotod around a well known brokers office lliniliyuj vi ifcjiii iz rMlkdKfVXlQTi Bulbs Vines SlirutwjS When tho markpt goes the right Sire ot Hucrar 221 Josalo Wllkos way for his customers ho is saved VlntJMU etc will 220 tho troublo of making change for the S ir1 Kllwl Fre tolfrallg llrown dimes and nickels that drop in his bono lSJi IihuiIi IiIrU fonlod isSi Most eojnulftp Punt Iti palm Tho slump caught ono of his IS iuuuuut pukusueu --3 8lied by AIctouc S27 Sire McKIiiiiot M patrons tho other day and when tho Satbifiictlon Ouarantcd jgj nnd S3 otlit m in S iiii SlIvcnne2lJjAlua Mulct Uuui ijuS br 45 Greenhsaefts SO acre Addrns ih uf lad came around with tho papers ho rmje WilWeK Dam 2lW NAHZ NEUNER Louwyiuf Kr B was greeted with a proposition to by Tnttler 320 non of Pam Gossip tako full price for ono paper and for dam Dim VVjIKim 221 1ilotJr Wlnof a suspender button another grtfAiu Aslimuic t2T 9iii J3ti jrtiito it in thn lmt lispqd I cant ORCHARD 1892 41 dam Joasla Pep by MambriuoUhiWll tho grinning youngstor This boing 1892 dam of lnua 217iAljiUaSletc riro roparteo in Wall street the good 3d dam ky market dime was straightway forth- Â¬ Lawn Garden ThU jrrandly biM younic8I1II llamethor will and AVIIkeu coming New York Times mnkn tlio hcxn iu of 1893 nt lllue lliau Im k SK WinehcMtot Ky tUe mil If precocity is not indigenous to Wall street thero is something about that quarter which qmckly inspires General Repairing KiHnn Daily KvSnn 1 CO Dally 11 A SPECIALTY Ive MaysTille LT8 VmL 4thmi fW 1 ni f havo reduced my prices to meet Arr Iari 1 j ll Arr LexiujUin lianl thiKd Unlv AncJrlBfOD 10 per anuiiul shoeing and iitfl Arr Clncianitl lor cash S 1 Ive i7rIIu Milluuburs 011101 ii Special Attention Giyen to Steel fort UeBi al Oflleos LnUTlllaKy S F II MOKSK lnU Act Office Chamber ot Coinnitic Bldjts Clnfl O WPS aiaffleHanaifer pin pm piu 7 15 a n pnt 7 40 a m pm ii S a in Npm 1 61 a w pm 11 Mara pm ATltOHE Gtnl faas Act- 3 27 8 24 3 45 4 10 7 37 8 45 aw a 111 a M w 5 20 5 57 At Pajr swnzmimmiwmK Briny in your wood work I am prepared to do anything iu this lino in iirht class ntyle All work fully marantucd o 1 Pally to all jiointa except Kcw land Di Tiilon wbieh U daily uxaapt Ennday No 3 Hum daily- - ex Sunday from Lexington t pr Tliankinpr my customern for past favors I solicit a continuation of their pitcouago Locust street I I see moit of your hair is gonoeaid Brown to Burton Yea replied Barton its left for Kate Fields Waaa parts unknown iagton r Gouo Off Ahead if Mt of oa Colby plkr Immune txk ot froit and oraameuUl trr mH fruiU ihrubf viaeMidand plaati 1ilce our prodU low W t no agtnU aadnkrawborry ooue Trhsr thlti berin ot loxuei ou At 40 t pylitio fur Uil to to Insure i A Colt r tV - opoite ltmlser J W BARBEE lUnrya mill alnnati I II dally X Nu4 ltuun daily from all ittlon aiept the Uovrland DItUIuu Tfhlch i dally axseptgundaT No Daily axeapt 8uKaT No 5 Daily ax Sunday betweov Clnainaati and Islington No It rarli and Laxlnilon Aeoramodatiaa Dally LaaTM JLaxlaxtoa 10 M am ArriTW Parinlt 45 am No 7 Kaluiouth A wmodHoa leaTea Cia N lnrlxti 1 Kuiib dailr All lletoperdy or haMrkiHt bo trMpoatiWa for ideU v t HILLMXMIITIR LcxiagMt Ky K jnix ikwrack- iipt Ky HBRKIOTT A Schlajjcl keeps the most com nte lino of Wall Tapirs Jn the city He will not beuuderotld Arrira yalmaaU 7 Ot pie X ralManth N aa Arrire Cia iaaati It a daily axaat Baaday Nm 1 aad t make Milan at TTlaliaartr t o iU on tko NN A it T Kr No 1 Carrie taxaat aara freaa Claolnaatl t CanHorUad tiaa a4 all la UliiUkoroifh amadlato ttaUoaa a4 ram daily Mtm aiapt Auij m td V 4 i V- - l f ACteui Q 7 f 0 jl V Hi l 1 V 1 frvsrTtr srtMEmiLviKL Jj i- - vvJ53K5sT LililAk jfcAmiJ - - 1 1 mm zri jy j m r7rte u gjj GkHiisK ujmv fr-J-- a1U ilVlLi XA t s w Ull ll - I t -- - X j JjV Whim mnfaiii L UM vf tiiij 11 t r f fci nmwiim ninTa Jjji t f rirwnumf fTSHKSV tJUMBIU iI ikafuikiiw w Tan t WTsiTlWTz TS i r 1 - 11 ia 1 M PWfco irtfeiM i - fpOvVJI T vcisrMT - rU--y- wmi II JJ w i mifcB - a FJZ1 vwv f is Zr i STEBLlxNi ADVOCATE TUESDAY MAY 17 1992 St Vdfc Hamilton Collogo and Bo Electric THE K P A Rnrntahrd a ticket CXCCOt Works then catilo the banquet which and wo know no sensible Democrat will censure us for that May tOth and llth wo will only say was oxtravagautly In Lexington Journal Advocate Publishing Company grand Rut what about your colored Lexington is tho coming city of tho Tho Lexington Tress Club Individ CHu iit stkruno Tuesday jiay k i2 brethren Thin might bo a bad ual members of tho local press and South surrounded as it is by the rich Re speech were it not for revenue only Hi citizens of Lexington united in their est aud moat productive agricultural Holt voted for Asbury no 6cusible CITY TICKET efforts till cveiy preparation had been country couliugous to that pari vi Democrat censures him for it llo made for tho entertainment of tho Easlcrh Kentucky which is rich in all 5V Mayor It C Lloyd voted according to his political faith Kentucky Press Association Mem grades of tho finest coal iron ore COUNCILS AX and with his political brethren bora began to arrive on tho ovenlng of stone timber flro clay otc lis sys yiist Ward C II Rryan Tho Democrat io party favors the tho 9th and while their feet wore on tonl of railroads connecting North Bl bccond Ward J W Barne3 interest of tho masses as against or Â¬ Lexington grounds until they took South Ea jt and West with lines to m fourth Ward C II Retry lS ganized capital trusts high tariff their departure on tho 12ih it was to tho sea coast free from Iho disastrous P and the basal Mructuro upon which them ono continued round of pleasure eilects of booms wilh vast iimouuts m FOR CONGRESS Tho Queen City long of money m their vaults men of Wo am authorized to announce its platforms have ever rested has and enjoyment 31 ox C of Mt Sterling been and now is tho advocacy of such ago won her reputation for hospitality courage aud enterprise a foundation R Bhooks Montgomery comity as a candidate principles as will give aid to the and she has never sulfercd tho stran Â¬ for a large and flourishing city is des Â¬ fur tho 53d Congress from tlio Tenth inasee permitting capital to go un Â¬ ger within her gates to think for ouo tined to bo ono of tho greatest busi- Â¬ i uiot subject to tho action of thu disturbed yet guarded in a manner moment eho would allow her reputa- Â¬ ness pointsof the South No differ- Â¬ Ueuourutie party nXi ence where the association meets an- Â¬ that its earnings shall bo remunerative tion to sniler in this regard vof Tho Association was represented by other year in point of entertainment not to tho detriment but According to tho opiuion of the the laborer and producer dependent leading journalists from all over the Lexington will not be second but lots fSl f VM Attorney General banks will be re Â¬ on it These principles aro primi State Addresses of tho highest older havo less eating less sight seeing and quired to pay 1S92 taxes as hcreto tives in our political pollov ami it wilh much valuablo information were more business pertaining to journal- lorooit July lirst but in tho future as by word or act we have in any way delivered rl Extracts would mar and istiug interests individual properly been adverse thereto wo hope to live wo liavo not space to give thorn in A few weeks ago tho Journal was long enough and by faithful earnest full henco wo can only make mention decidedly political Tho next issuo it lit kind a journal of Nb politics and logical efforts make atonement A Y Ford of tho Courier Journal notified V edited in a Democratic town this the people that they wero not usually delivered the annual oration which issuing a political therefor sheet and their is- Â¬ M has an editor who is a rank RepubliTho Advocate shall livo by such was listened to with attention inteiest suo of last week says comp can Tho out croppiugs will principles and its banner will bo to Subject Tho Partisan Prc Yes overybody who knows us and invariably Ciey aro Republican tho brcpzo long after mugwump Miss Li la ReJI of Georgetown know what our politic are Its policy is lor revenue only sheets have gone to pieces adrift with daughter of Editor Bell of the George Followed by the idea that they aro JJ such rotten debris as for revenue town Times rend an excellent paper not for a negro for a Stato office and fc We dont consider there is but ono onlv on The little I know about a country yet it is as silent as tho grave on tho m mi pnitical paper in Mt Sterling newspaper point I will elect a negro Council- Â¬ m The Journal fi It is comniuii in our metropolitan On tho evening of tho 10th there man in tho third ward Would that wo could seo ourselves cilies for a Mt Only in Â¬ Sterling or Montgom was a brilliant ball in honor of iho this Wo did it as a joke Dear Journal ery county citizen a others seo us Tho ne Â¬ to be twitted on citizens guests at tho Phoenix Hole gro is not good enough to be endorsed mugwump is stamped on your fore- - account our of immoral in which Mayor Davidson covered by the personal suflerajjo of the afore Â¬ liwn though it may be for revenue reputation abroad For tho part iuw himself With glory It was apprecia- Â¬ said Journal A Joke And yet it is mi onlv months it has been one confined stir ted by Kentucky editors Io that ex nothing politically but sees fit to crit- Â¬ u of excitement and every lew dajs the tent that it will never fade from mem icise tho action of citv Democracy m We never went into a Democratic primary and then supported a Repub Â¬ newspapers at homo and abroad con ory On tho llth tho following offi executive committee and sees no fault lain some sensational criminating in- Â¬ cers lican Journal wero elected for tho ensuing year in tho Republican ranks Henco it is ft cident Has not the time come for a Piesident C M Mcacham Very true but then you went into of the not Democratic and since it failed to fav a Republican convention which bent halt and can we not enforce laws suf Ilopkinsville KontuckianjVicc Presi- Â¬ endorse tho Republican action as to its Can dent S m delegates to tho State convention licicut to terrorize evil doers J Roberts of tho Kentucky i notour grand jurors liud evidence Leader Secretary and Treasurer negro Asbury though that was long lH which nominated A bury the negro before Iho Journals birth and is re Â¬ and failing to vote for him your rea Â¬ Hufiicient to indict and then have we Col Ion B Nail of the Farmers Homo ferred to as not having been repented 1il soning is bad if it dont identify you not petit jurors with sufficient mind Journal W B Dobb of the Scotts of Itcaiiuot bo counted on as a Re- Â¬ m as a Mugwump Stick to your doc Â¬ and courage to enforce tho law inde Â¬ villc Sentinel was elected annual ora- publican but by its own admissions trine and take your own medicine pendent of technicalties and the in tor and and Captaiu Sam Gaines was declarations and lino of argu Â¬ though your policy i3 for revenue genious arguments and constructions elected poet ment asido from jokes is real ac- Â¬ of attorneys Until wo can find only Then tho reading of some very in tive Mugwump Tho Journal editor courts and juries wilh bravery Miffll structive papers took place and reso must repent of this grievous party sin cient to Jake the bit in their teeth and Tho Farmers Alliance and the Pro lutions wero adopted as follows before he can bo restored into tho fel Â¬ hibitioiist have nritiy measures in bring criminals to the endurance of Resolved That tho thanks of this lowship of the G O P unless in re their platforms which aroImoorntic thu punishment nroseribed t bv tho association aro due and aro hereby fusing to volo for tliis Republican expressed to tho citizens of Lexing- Â¬ nominee it was lut tho Gillied balm for the people laws wo can not expect better another ono of his The undercurrent slanderous black- Â¬ ton a relief can bo obtained only through the Lexington Press Club tho in- Â¬ jokes mailing reports of a few days past dividual members ihu Democratic party That each of of tho press the lhosoorgauizationshasiio been fruit Â¬ demand investigation and wo pre Â¬ Kentucky Association and tho rail Pianos and Organs ful of benilleial results no one would sume the guilty parties whoever they road companies for tho manifold We aro now opening up a pretty this statement may be will be held to an account though gabnay courtesies extended tons during our selection of our favorite styles of Wo need never expect men to place present Thpy aro bo opithetically impugned session in the Queen City of pianos and organs in Jones jowolry facts unalterable and whatever is for their money hero even though our tho Blue Grass land store Mt Sterling Ivy and would be ihe common good in any organized advantages be greater for money Lieutenant Governor M C Alford pleased to have all who contemplate should bo adopted by others making than any other place on ihe and J Hull Davidson wero elected purchasing either a piano or organ to globe unless a check bo put on iniqui- Â¬ honorary members of tho association call and sec us aud learn our terms Tn lgo W W Cox of West Liber Â¬ tous crime It is within tho power of The selection of a place to meet and prices Our company is tho old ty diol from heart failure on the 9th tho courts next year was on motion of Mr A reliable that sell only Iho very best He was one of 3n3i aged 03 vears Y Ford left to the Executive Com- Â¬ makes and you can rest assured in At a meeting of tho Democracy mittee Hie leading citizens of Eastern Ken getting value received for your money tury firm in Democratic doctrine Ilp held at the Court house in Mt Ster- Â¬ Tho folio ving Executive Commit whenever you purchase a piano or ban held many responsible olllecs in ling Ivy Saturday May 14 1S92 tee was appointed by tho Chair organ from D H Baldwin Co Lis countv from sheriff to Coiinn Judge II R French was made perma Â¬ Chairman Colonel E Polk Johnson S B UriiiKE Sox Salesmen Judge Ho was a Major in the Coir nent Chairman J L White Secretary of Frankfort Messrs John O Hodges C C Fogg is our local representa- Â¬ Col Thos Turner and Col J T federato army and had a warm place and of Lexington J 11 Westover of tive for Montgomeay county in Ihe hearts of his people fyfe Some HnzHiigg Committee on Resolutions Williamstown Thomas II Arnold of On motion of Judge Lewis Apper ycaiv ago he received a stroke of par Middlesboiough and II W Van Seu McCanu Stockwell Co importers alvcis and I om that limn Inn been in son all Democrats of Montgomery of china glass and housekeeping denof Paducah Hu was tho father-in-lafailing health county who may seo fit to attend the Tho meeting then adjourned warec corner Mill and Main streets of II Clay Turner ot this oily State Convention at Louisville were Tho business attonded to outside Lexington Ivy headquarters for line who attended his funeral made delegates to said convention tho regular routine was of little im wares at low prices We aro now re- Â¬ On motion of same gentleman tho m The Tanners Alliance organized portance In our judgment the re Â¬ ceiving the largest nicest and cheap- Â¬ delegates wero instructed to cast ihe for the puii ose of protecting tho in port of tho committee on the legal ad Â¬ est stock of wares wo ever had terests of the farmers Under Repub Â¬ vote of Montgomery county for Hon vertising law instead of being tabled A decorated breakfast dinner and tea W C Owoii of Scott county for lican rule thero was no evidence of should have been placed in the hands set 112 pieces for - - - - 900 delegate fiom tho State at large and relief and everything with which ot another committee with direction to A nice chamber set - - - - 225 to ue all honorable means to secure they were connected was on tho de Â¬ bring tho matter before tho attention A tin set 105 his election cline going Irom bad to worse The of iho present Legislature It is not Fine thin tumblers per dozen CO Uu motion of Hon J D Ueid the Aovocati believing there is a reme- Â¬ an inthrest entirely to the picss but A nico parlor lamp Duplex dy lor them and that it can be attain- - delegates wero instructed to cast their the people at large only an organized burner ten inch shade and bowl to v tc tor the Hon Waller Chenault for u inrougn tno Democratic party is body can properly press the matter match all set in brass for - - 150 v district delegate for the Tenth Con- Â¬ for ticm in every measure Demo hence tho mistake As to tho foreign Our linos of cheap wares and fine On motion of advertising cratic Tho twitting expr ssions ol gressional district that seems to bo sleeping wares aro very complete and any one Col J T Hazelrigg the delogates the Journal in leg ml Io the ground Tho majority of local papers will con visiting Lexington should step in whirl wo occupy in lis matter car nero intruded to cast their vote for tinue to sillier at the hands of adver- Â¬ look and learn if you caro not to buy Hon H D Kinsolving for Presiden- Â¬ Ties wilh it bur ono meaning tising agents until they combine and JSo newspaper can describe our stock It tial Elector for this district and to uso La- - no regard for the Allianco move demand prices on a basis of subscrip- Come aud sec corner Mill and Main ment nor is it in sympathy with all honorable means to secure his tion Other much needed business streets Lexington Ky 313m farmers in any of their burden bear Â¬ nomination of the craft should havo been attend Â¬ The following resolution was read ed to though it bo at tho sacrillco ing of Every family should bo provided by Hon II M Woodford and unani- Â¬ pleasure with somo reliable remedy for bowel 3f tho editor oi tho Journal is a mously adopted complaints Tho want of such an Detrimental to tho business of our Republican unwavoring a party rep Tho Democracy of Montgomery association is the extravagant articlo is the cause of much suffering manner resentative a lover of County hi Convention assembled hav of entertainments Business boforo especially during tho summer months Republican principles including tho ing the most unquestionable confi- Â¬ pleasure should govern every meeting Iu almost every neighborhood some Force Bill and the entire Republican dence in tho abity integrity and fit Â¬ even if it should do away with hops ono lias died with cramps or cholera jueicription why under tho sun ness of our fellow citizen Hon Jas morbus boforo medicine- could bo pro- Â¬ and banquets gifed as ho is with the pen vigorous II Hazelrigg for tho Appelato Bench At tho homo of tho distinguished cured or a physician summoned A lu thought and style is it that ho docs of Kcntuckv present his name to tho Clay tho garden spot of tho world fair trial will satisfy you that Cham not edit a journal in accord with his Democracy of this Appellate District Ashland tho Press Association was berliaus Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea aith unless lie fears it is not good for for nomination for that position and entertained by Major 11 C McDowell Remedy is unequalled for those di- Â¬ his business Ne no brother editor ask its support Luncheon was elegant ana everything seases It is also a cortaiu cure for your joko as to tho negro councilmcn The Committee on Resolutions sub- Â¬ was good for tho inner man When re- Â¬ Ilis dysenterry and diarrhoea wont hold water Down deep in mitted tho following report which 8tablc of flno horses wero duced with water aud sweetened it is exhibited your heart is a deslro which found was unanimously adopted noted among tin m was Dictator tho pleasant to tqko Children like it rent u your threatuing language Resolved That tho Hon Jno G celebrated King Rene For saleby Ts G Julian Americas Itoad tho Journal of the date prior Carlisle is tho choice of tho Domocracy greatest prize winner aud others to tho city Democratic prlmarlos of Montgomery county as tho Demo- Â¬ Next thoy visited the Wool Wanted State Collogo u follow it by tho threat from a rank cratic nominee for tho Presidency whero they received a cordial welcome Bopublican heart and let flip libfcral IL It French Chm Will pay tho uigLost cash pricesfor and partook of luncheon after which tisen8 drow their own conclusions J L White Secy CWHoVeT r thoy visited Kentucky University woo J f V -- THE ADVOCATE Vn linvop Asburv u i f -- i Loud Peals 1 The Early Song Of WB iffs3 il m WftP vi i i I I Chanticleer SgSr i 1 If n m 1 He Is Quite a Rooster Now But he is simply being fatted up for thet feast that is to say he will grace some- Â¬ bodys table a boarding house perhaps M and pass for turkey This teaches us two m things Elegant treatment for a short per- Â¬ m iod may lead up to a final slaughter of the innocents and things are seldom what they H seem Trade at a store that is always the same nlways reliable ever truthful and m honest in its dealings never misrepresent- Â¬ ing or appearing what it is not Such a store is that of m I I I mShk 1 Â¬ I i T R mo5 old mi m Mil ta Â¬ -- A I Or at least such we try to make it We UJ can truthfully say we were never better Ml prepared than now to meet the demands n H ot the closest and most exacting cus- - m IT tomers c ijj m L B RINGOLD a Â¬ Â¬ Mt Sterling Kv li y 1 w iMOPMpMMMMSMMMMMlMMgMl W 1 AS u i J -- v 1 fcf4r- - i Al jny THE Advocate JOB EOOMS Are now fitted up in good style with new type and presses and are prepared to do all kinds of Plain and Fan- Â¬ cy Printing in a neat thorough and work- Â¬ manlike manner We can guarantee that our work will please ycu and invite a call at our new quarters in the Tyler Apperson Build- Â¬ ing Come and see us when you want any- Â¬ thing in our line w r Â¬ --- --- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ T Â¬ MflHte PnlMii MT STERLING KY Co m r It -- VI T - i v d ft x J fT f t W A 1 rl t A i v vr t Si v MK rr ft 1 1 i f r is lit r JwB V tttll ataVika i A r h a ftiK jnnv- - JtW fcteivj V i U Vi Era iSt -- tr r wi - tW t jr iTHE ADVOCATE 3as P Goff bought 50 liogs in avcragu 180 Madison county at rnniiiiilrt Corn is reported to bo coming up wellj and wheat and gruss ueYcr looked finer The procpectfi now is for a prosperous year in spito of tho Flemingsburg Times-Do- roakcre nvjrat I Jilt winter slock of pigs has gone PitiarkcU There may not bo big MT STEELING- ADVOCATE - TUESDAY MAY 17 1892 FRANKFORT LETTER FitAXKFOitT Kv May 14 1892 ED MITCHELL Â¬ LAND STOCK AND CROP Ed Avocate 3c Tho Itcvcnuo bill provides that ono collected only feeds and from Inoxpensivo handled white persons shall bo donated uick growth should bo tho aim to the A and M College The con- Â¬ of horses will do well to stitutionality of this provision is ques- Â¬ Owners ituawl against a contagious disease tioned by some dd to prevail in Shcridun and Cher- - Col Peyton of Philadelphia was counties Nebraska Tho disease hero this week to arrange for deliver Â¬ of a venereal character was im- - ing to tho State of Kentucky two Wted from Eranco and is very fatal hand somo oil paintings as a cen- Â¬ ino tennial present from tho city of Phil Â¬ IM well as highly contagious istato authorities will investigate adelphia -- tntv I money ni jniriw iuioiuj nf iin uriccs but thero is somo profit Tho iiouso this week passed tho Itcvcnuo and Taxation bill and it now gops to the Sen- Â¬ ate to drag its slow length through that body This is one of several ur gent and very important laws thai should hayo becu enacted before this and must bo framed beforo that rc ccs many arc looking forward to can bo even thought of Thero is talk of resuming afternoon sessions in order to complete tho pressing busi- Â¬ ness by the 15th proximo DEALER IX STODDARDS 2JEW CLIMAX andTIGER DISC HARROWS if MMMMMaigg If L H it M W j i if W r h it If r RALLY h 1 VftwTUBTJ ZSO CTTZD vV J J JLl UbC ZEmL jLCrr 1 Hfl k n rnllmr if well Iialf of one per cent - i St Xouis Journal of agriculture Joo Turley bought of F M Ewing 80 hogs average 180 pouds at 380 hogs 110 Johnson of John 1G0 pounds at 380 of N average In Young 40 hogs average 1C0 round at 3S0 of L B Carrington 6 hogs average ISO pounds at 385 John A Thompson iiu lamup ior rune delivery at 8c of J O Ham ilton 200 lambs for June delivery at t itf7iiriil3 fThi Inrcrnsf hovfo in tllO WOfld r aiding 22 hands high and weighing u JRS poundn owned by T E Hidge rsagjjSjXa of Fort Worth Texas died last This horse has been on exhi- lon in various states ana it was qSsSe sending him to the CWBBRti Bmplated irlds Fair Now that ho is dead fi TmS carcass will be stuffed and pre r Srcd for exhibition in Chicago f W ycai i n experienced Scotch shepherd iys that sheep Mtf William Twoedlc bo shorn until tho old lmuld not vbol is raised from tho body of the sheep and the weather is warm In shearing tho new wool should not be cut Shear between the growth lit new and old wool It is a very mm i iihisiukq 10 biiii Hiiuvp uiumj iu in as many do In doing so lessen tho weight of tho coming il wcc everv vcav Sheep well cared ftrtl0 year round and not too dose sheared to Jho 6kin their fleece would weigh when washed clean from 8 to 12 pouudH acrording to ago and Sheen have a very soft tcn- breed rdor kin and when sheared close to tho hide and exposed to the heat of a burning sun their skin gets sunbinit ami this destroys tho growth ot tho vropol Or if tho weather should be or cold after shearing and the vei sheep trot chilled this too will Hor i tho wool crop and in both cases JJift dwee that have lambs will dry up largely in their milk and the lambs will pet a et back that will bo been and felt when sold to tho butcher Sheep wheu nowly shorn should have a shado to protoct them from a burning sun and also a place of tAic ter to protect them from cold driving jmm -- Jk Representative Shouso has intro- Â¬ duced a bill which provides that an annual tax of 500 bo imposed on any lottery company doing business iu this State This is aimed at the recent decision of Judge Tonoy of Louisville that tho Frankfort lottery franchise was a vested right which neither legislatures nor constitutions could abrogate A hill lias been introduced by Dr Janicsproviding for two moro lady Worlds Fair commissioners Senator Downers bill to mako rail- Â¬ road companies liable for damages to employes through tho carelessness of fellow employes AvaB reported liy the committee without expression ot opinion A bill is beforo tho Senate prohibiting railroads from issuimr free passes to any person not an actual employe of tho road Capt Tyler tho Scrgeant-at-Arm- s has gone to Louisvillo it is thought to summon tho editor of tho Times beforo the commit too investigating the authorship of the scurrilous article which appeared in that paiFcr con- Â¬ cerning certain members of the Â¬ Hardware Queensware Tinware Stoves and a full line of Ag Â¬ ricultural Implements Hon Henry Watterson has felt himself called on to give his viows on tho Presidential outlook and tho Courier Journal has contained letters conclusive as to tho fallacy of making either cx Prosident Cleveland or Hon D T Hill tho Democratic nominee Ho deal in history showing i the strength of Cleveland in Now York now a6 compared with eight years ao when ho won tho Presidency over James G Blaine as compared with four years ago when defeated by President Harrison eight years ago a silent Republican vote and those who voted for him won New York for tho Democratic ticket and four years ago this vote was sufficiently divided that tho Stato of New York went Republican Now Mr Cleve- Â¬ lands chances with tho Republicans positive and against him and added to thiJ tho Democratic party divided wo see not a ghost of a chance favor Â¬ able to his carrying New York It is true the Democracy of Northern states which has only a political minority are instructing for him but thiscountb nothing sinco he couuot carry a single ono of them The Southern state are also for Cleveland but wo are short on an electoral count unless wo can carry Now York Another strong point against Mr Clevelands election is that lie is a de- Â¬ viated candidate Among tho people out8ido of New York Mr Cloveland is the strongest man spoken of but it is useless to talk about the success of the party without that State Hill has only a politicians strength and it is doubtful whether ho would carry his own State and even if ho could ho is weak outside of New York and it would also be bad politics to nomi- Â¬ nate him If tho party principles could not be tha basis of tho approach- Â¬ ing contest only by making ono or the othor our standaid bearer wo would say tako Cleveland and lot our defeat bo entered as ou Democratic princi Â¬ ples This is not tho case We havo greater men than cither just as sound in doctrine and who would enter the contested Stato free from familv fights and would carry tho full party vote Then why yield the administration on the grounds that Now York has fur Â¬ nished the only Democratic President iu twenty years and hence our cnudi dato must como from tht State If politicians would only step asido and permit John G CarlMo to bo nomi nated by th Democratic National Convention every State possible for Cleveland to carry would count for Carlislo and thero would bo little doubt as to Now York Â¬ TheFlaff That Wins the Battle IS- EA IB E 11 3H the Best It tt Stove You can buy is at the -- GAS WORKS- Those who havo tried them could not be induced to do with- Â¬ out one A good motto isnt it And it is the motto we mean to do busi- Â¬ ness by and this together with the hot shot we are pouring into the ranks of competitors is tell- Â¬ ing especially to the interest of our customers J 11 Ell II The Cheapest Thing in the Market PLUMBING GAS FITTING Done by thoroughly competent SUCCESSOR TO W S CALDWELL j91fl House COUNT OF workmen AITEALS DECISIONS Bourne vs Bourne affirmed f Bath county ML Sterling mm 31 sarszexuZra- kitz AmBBirzEM riEfBiTrTiiH -- Co is jW I BUlERIOll COTJKT Robinson c vs Turner gomery county affiirmed Mont- Â¬ MM 5 -- Tllssn I -- Tho election bill has passed tho Senate and will probably pass the House without amendment Mrs Day who was sometime ago nominated in caucus for Librarian was formally elected Tuesday t ft iiEAtiis ix Tim- - W d The Confederate monument erected iu tho cemetery here by tho Confed- Â¬ erate Womens Monument Association will bo unveiled May 21st Precinct meetings were hold in Franklin county this aftornoon to send delegates to tdio Democratic Stato Convention which meets iu Louisviljo tho 25th inst Itich Tobiu and D L Tobin woie favored as district delegates to go to tho Chicago jkiwns Convention While the Cleveland sentiment is strong in this county ulsvlllo Tolpacco Market Furnish Id by Glovor Durrett LoulsvlWo many of his friends think tho Ken- Â¬ tucky delegation should go to Chi- Â¬ Tobacco warehouse cago uninstructcd so that they will asrv Sales on our market for tho wook not bo hatnpercd and may work out ijti8t closed amount to 2799 hbds with tho serious problem with sober judg Â¬ same period ot zLt ment to tho best interests of the j receipts for tho ihds sales on our market 6inco Jny Democratic party 1st amount to 70729 hhde Sales of Frankfort wag 6tartlod last night at tholronxof 1S91 on our market to this 9 30 oclock by pistol hots on the datdOqWhhde Vp have had an active market corner of Ann and Broadway and a throughout tho week for burloy to- - duel to tho death was in progress A bi3b the fine grades being especially man by tho namo of Clias Owens at- Â¬ tacked ono J T Johnson for alleged t sgSbng one hogshead having been Isold as high as 2900 per 100 Wo uuduo intimacy with his Owens wifa Owons is fatally vtrouuded at havo had frequent rains during tho is also Leach a passer by and John k week and in somo localities a lutlo sou and W L Jott was also wounded start has been made iu putting the E cron on the hill The following quo tations fairly represent our market Thero is one remedy which every for hurley tobacco crop of 1891 family should keep at hand Mr LjltiRli dark or damaged tobacco John Carpenter of Woodland InComiimu colory trash - - - H to 0 diana says of it I tried Chamber Medium to good colory tra6li ifro to it7 lains Colic Cholora and Diarrhoea H Common lugs not colory - 4 to Remedy for diarrhoja and sovere Common colory lugs - - - tfo to tb cramp and pains in tho stomach and Medium to good colory lugs - Jf7 to 12 Common to medium leaf - 8 to 12 bowels with tho best result In the Medium to good leaf - - 12 to 1G worst cases I never had to give moro 10 to 22 L aood to fine leaf than tho third doso to efioct a cure lnSct wrappory tobacco- - 22 to 25 Iu most cases ono doso will do Be Â¬ xiwV sides its other good qualities it is W lfV Election of Officers 25 and 50 cent pleasant to tako CUl Stockholders iu tho southern di- - bottles for sale by T G Julian Vfltl of Grassvliick piko are hereby notified that a mooting to elect officers To Housekeepers ill bo held Saturday May 21 at tho at W S Lloyds drug storo Call t House 4u Mt Sterling at 2 aud buy a bottle of Penang Cinnamon fcck Penang cloves aud spice tho purest 20 4t John T Blount over in tho city Â¬ i i Best Fresh and Cured Meats Fish Oysters Poultry Can- Â¬ dies Confections Fruits Veg- Â¬ etables Cigars and Tobacco and in all kinds of -- SOLD BY- - 9 COUTBY i JPBODUCE Sterling Ky 3 J B Looncys old stand Mt ueensware MT STERLING KY iinn F riTiiiiini MOST IS qriKTlTT iii n CESTIXQC1UTT HECTOR DENMARK Clniki Ion Thin iiillcs east of Vincho4tuiuii cluucli at htnnnnl icistem picmtuin pfallion will Uil Wlnclutor ami miIo the Mt reason of ISfl2 nt tlio staolcof W 11 blcrling tHiniiiko road near Ml S20 TO INSURE A LIVING COLT WHITES - OiEM il InWffl Â¬ Â¬ -- saved is money made 5ow to prove to you that you can favo money in anything in tho jewelry lino before buying call on Thus Whitt and if you cant find what you want in stock I will order what you want on short notice Below you will Hurt somo prices quoted It is astonishing how thoy can bo 6old so Jow 3 25 8 day walnut clocks only - 1 day walnut clocks at - - - 2 2ft Round uicklo clocks - - - - CO Clocks with alarms 25 extra Silvorino watches fitted with Elgiu movements key wind Â¬ 5 00 ers 7 00 Stem winders Gold filled watches at bottom prices Any thing in my lino I will sell you at a discount Tiios Wuitt Word to tho WIco Do you want to mako money 1 havo always heard it mid monoj A Has led all Worm Rernedios EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED rrpsrcdb7iillIintSOVTiIIOt3IED iMinilnlwwwiiiiiiMi rrTrrnmrTgfgiTTn-irTirig-ricTT3BriTTn FOR 20 YEARS i lllMHMlIWilW HiaTOK DINMAUh is a ilch bay with tmall UrU liis face nnl a gno mano ami mil ITve yeawolu lRliantU S Indies liiffli ami u cry blot il liU npriiimiiec tor ftve action kiuU ami n a sailille licl liouo lninfow einnM lie awm Ineii liy lnt Holan Ijctto coiiiitv Ky 1I1111 by Jlnlrorn frlmlliy WASHINGTON cocoml ilam bv Jeuell liv Wantiln trr Denniayk tlilicl ilmn bv Iokontby tlio yiiiike Jlmvo Vahligton DemnaiK fmrth tla n Tolin John Hilltid Wclilntnii by Cromuell ho by Washington Deanurllir Liiinieirs tut iiiiiu ny 111a Tolm Dillatd tec mil ilam UyUrey Juglo WashiiiKtons tli et dam hr n second ilnm bv Ciupiulrr tlilul ilam bv nokximr At tho smnu time and nlaeeai Twenty Dollaro to Insure n LIvIuk Colt lUImlliliyl iiit 1 RODERICK JR Fired byoldltodcrick ho by Miimbrino I esranil lio by Highland Chief no bv HlghlnnO iM iiiiiu no ny Miiiiminci 1 mur itooeiii u li V llrntI 1I1111llHDallin Pitiiiiii liv I Kuniinl im I I ltlll lllLkll1lllllllllllll11lllllltIIllll t11 11 fl II lander 101111 U Iv IK iMteen liamlM lu li blood ba bo lias llhoillu and action flo iu oid tliU Uli UilitM iMin In ivuntiiokj hiniri uitrfo one teaBuii m u Ltiiiti and one lit Mavvmail uhete his colts are lire and coicliy 1 1 111 I BOtU JSVEBYWHERE co MMMawttwaM sTtons II CLAY 3I0KKL IIENKV WATSON MKEE cfe VTATSON Real Estate and Bond Bro- Â¬ kers Insurance and Loan Agents Houses lots farms for sale or rent Will sell a house and loan half the monev to pay for it Investments made in stocks paying 12 perCent per annum Corner Ot Court and Broadwav streets Mt Sterling Ky - ED SUTHERLAND JR Will also make the teim nf 1M2 at TKN DOIIAKiTO INSUlli A LIVING CUT Ti Tt flnelv bivd tivltinsntnllioii Is four jeu old siMeon hinds liiclicliu4tiiut in color Mied UPxjL biitliui land ilivt uum Mtmile liv willlaiiis MamUif cuoiiU ilmn bii Wnkeiiii Jako ho Rtr MetenKcr hv Kd biithui land bo bv lILboit hn hv iinniiiiLiiiild hnthinlHiul llrot dam by Ciiiuiitun ho by lhuoc with 5 In tlie2lo lint Aio mo iiiieuun uiaeK sack Me-i-en- tr liivL 1 DANIEL TanIelUl J earn old black in eoleu with mealy noo t Neailv jr hands r lin til litt it iiiiiu til tfuinrwat niifl if flin nilnlnnii1 iuiuiimiuu bihjk purciiiur V iufn1 if i iimu imrsu mupuucij inu liinVH illttl JtpK IIIIO lien tllU nnnavUHlyith CarotakentoiiionentBreldontslutnotieioiitiiloHlumld lamcii uu mi cons uuii beixii money is nam Vrtnifpw ii fcwi Hlinil CT- I iiiiyocour cuis hlsli lio- U a ckA HJilO ColirS flu fdr 001111 or ma a ilon ij - vdZ- - OLAEK i1 L4 rkiCikA-32-5- k amS6dMMJdLm n W TW4 UaBUfiH o im u ii t MT STERLING- ADVOCATE TUESDAY - KAY 17 1S92 THE ADVOCATE FARM AND FARMER Dont permit hoys ami fowls In ft 6Jt J panto yard If llio fowls dont tho hogs tho hog will eat tho fowls In either csibo tho food costs more than it comes to firm land the frott will go much deeper than In land that fa loose As it in dosirahlc that the Irost should go deep it would appear very advuutagcous to luwo tho land a9 ttrm un possible Hie out It is said that in u m J f S i u m Propping heavily loaded fruit trees ago is a mistaken policy Thin j out tho fruit uutill the limliH needs no prop lirst picking off the speciincuts injured by incciH and next tho smaller ones There is money in this work though it may look other Â¬ wise at ilrst A trco allowed o over hear will toon bo dead or will become feeble and fail to bear to half its ca pacity JE When burnidg off grass around the house or stubble and ylough land it ic Will make of It is remarkable as a strong proof of etaliloi of Win the present ceofon of iSfli at tlie SIcild S mile eif often difllcult to Mart tho tiro in a naturoV dispositon to assert itself that on tlieSpcncor jilkc at the Miiallt rumJt of number of different places without few girls learning tho violin earo to OTO INSURE A LIVING COLT FULL BROTHER TO VASCO Ho Is a rood Jjtecdcr his colts nil having good uing a large number of matches A use a chin rest size tine tyle and nil nxxl ewddlcrx good plan is to make a kerosene 1h 1 flnrlr liiv VU lILrAlfDJUlLl-nJiRECORD 228 Miss Morgan tho New York cattle hatil8lilgluieatvold Ho han lino slvlo and by tying some old packing in a torch action both in hnniei mid under tho enddlc made money enough by He la a good wuILor fuet ricVcr aud UxiU well Bay horio 15f hands Bred by A J Alexander Spring Station Ky ball ou a stick soaking same in kero Â¬ reporter has her work to build and furnish a com- Â¬ Sired by IIABOLD tho sire of Mdud S 2 0S9 Xooutide 2 20i Ilormit sene and 60ttiug lire to it This torch At the same time and place fortable home 10 thirty live in the 230 list will last for quito a long time and lately deceased at will be found ot great assistance in 1st dam VASSAB trial 2 1GI dam of Valdomeer Sister Thcrcse 2 2 Oak IH1I trial 3 2SJ tHiro ot unariov K Z rjf Vasco the thv of Valium 3 2 IP JEd Montreal was one of two nuns who burning over large areas of ground J Rosowater2 2 1CJ by BELMONT tho eire of Fred Arthur 2 lU Nut- Â¬ traveled horseback across tho conti- Â¬ One of the boat Jacks in county In nature there is a general over will serve wood 2 184 hire ot dam of Arion 2 10ft Wed an wood 219 Vikhii 2 luM- ihc w D t in 2 30 list rulinjr law which is roughly ttatcd in nent iu 1S32 iu benevolent work for maits at 68 To Insure A tilvlnffColt the common saying The weakest the Indians 2d dam VENUS granddnmof Yatirnn 2 29 3 Mre of Belle Vara 2 22i Valdemcer 2 28 Va co the sire of ValiMH OHAS B SLEDD Female dentists aro so popular iu 3 must go to tho wall 2 19 Ed Rosownter the action oJ 2 210 Kremlin 3 2 22 Eventide Erelong the sire of So Loiijr2 214 Ever which is yfiry self evident to those Sweden that a scholarship has been inoiitl 2 241 Eriti 2 27 etc by SEELEYS AMERICAN STA1L him of- fnr who baye given much attention to the founded for the purpose of rendering in the 2 30 list and dams of Guy 2 10 Nettie 2 18 Robt McGregor 2 17A study of birds and uectp It is onb assistance to women without means Dexter 2 17 Joe Bunker 2 11 Driver 2 19 Artillery 2 214 Dictator Jay when man to modifies Mature that avJiq intend to study dcntistiy Gould llippy Medium etc AND tlie Jaw docs jjot have free action that Will make thocoason at the ARCADE STABLES WINCHESTER KY A babv born in Georgia a fcuY tlic balance js destroyed and evil re- Â¬ weeks ago has two grandmothers two at G0 with right of roturii tho following season tehouid tho marc not prove iu foal sults Jnsnpte as well as the birds great grandmothers to nurso ami pet I have rented tho Baum buildingon doubtless foaro their proper place to him if1 e East Main street and have fitted sz Co Tho infant is already grey fill ill lie groat bcIiqiiio of creation Jiaired and wrinkled up a number of rooms I am there- Â¬ fore prepared to accommodate my and like many things clbC when held of Eliza- Â¬ friends with board and lodging by the Mrs Maggie Campbell within bounds are lor tho common beth N J sowed six acres of rye on weok day or meal Special attontlon good When the cat is away the homestead last fall which is up paid to Court day dinners Charges So when Ihe birds her mice will play reasonable WOODFORDS CRIPPLE FOREST DENMARK is are scarce the insects abound some and looking well She now having J A STEPHENS TIiU eplendid fuddle htalllon will make thescn- Thlni the handsomcnt loro in Kentucky will pou of 1M2 at my batnono mile touthofof Mt 31 tf times to our discomfort and even twelve acres plowed which she will nf ailiwed marcs at 8ervo a llnltii llulnl fatctllntr Ky on Cumurgu iiikent dismay J do not wish hyro to make plant iu corn and will plaut an acre 15 TO INSURE A LIVING COLT25 TO INSURE A LIVING COLT of trees this season Mrs Campbell CUI1T1K is a full hrotherlo that famous idre finy plea for the protection of birds on mul liow hoivc lid cw that sold lor JSc0 He DPocLigxee believes in ihish and industry and thct lreof Alhlon that wild at a ear old the grounds of beauty of their form ana of tor500 AltoUnthe repeatedly the great Hurry Sired hyMnmhrino Forest 1st dam by Lath- will do her Share towards developing MANUVACnjKEK OK- e whosc owners refiu cd 3000 for or coloring or the sweetness of their npimrnk In full lrotll- to King William him Itofcoo wasaUotho eiie of a number of the country horMMtliat sold from 500 to 1SC CItllMLK 2d dam by Rhode s Itooten ad dam by eocUepur fcongs but upon tho purely utilitarian 10 tic iiuiy ns gmnt a breeder as basis of guardians of crops from the Would You Have Peaco at Homo Saddles Harness Bridles Halters c iinimimftnoubSrKenucklhlny not coe Wslu fntfle Iw U tlu eqm I oi h omus Hurt splendid knee action and anyliotvolhin destructive workings of the various How sirci bvlllneVew yiIolle Maioufiml- I iho KP ll tho hatL Klu wcis l f W a iw injurious insect Some birds do not I carry the largest and most com- Â¬ nSS lo Uob K - Vatyimwnaiiarbeede a clumv now coming mid will tay to ullclme1 to say Whcn you dout know what nl own a el cat insects but tho list is small Au Â¬ say so plete line of general Saddlery Goods lm a tlhas tirodueed more rmiMIi liertCtf thati any maic li iiif or dead dubon has stated that a woodcock FOIKST DKXJIAUK has lxcn ehown at omo inlhe city Xurso good habito and wet nuivc ruct as TERMS will eat its own weight of insects in a All work mado of first class material foalti utted Jronev duo bred soon an the mate of hliown fairs aud has Ukcn in cmiums where with or to another hone ever day Tho common chipping sparrow bad ones from and by skilled workmen Call and GiaM lui nUhcd ninivs iliio a distance at lue- ifcllMh Same as with Woodfords Cripple ui day CraiiiK bills when iiiiuca ate reOpen doors quitcly and shut them examine stock aud learn prices destroys many a teutcatcrpiller moth niowil Kvery pieeaullon will lxi lined ti pie- - tIicm stallions aio iAtii ktnndard and lfpls- entceIdeiiLi or eapc- - but will not bo to- Birds have been constantly on the de- Â¬ without a bang tcreiS lue Nationul Saddle Hoko Itcgistcr cpouslblo lor those that may occur CHAS REIS crease from the destruction of the for- Â¬ UVc the door mat instead of the ests and other more direct causes due floor carpet for a foot scraper to man while on tho other hand the Live sociably with your family and insects JlRVe steadily increased peaceably with your neighbors There wem to bo Jl eternal hatred JU Let your manners at home bo a lit- Â¬ of birds burn tf h iomo boy which tle better than they are abroad it is painful to see in its varied man Â¬ Jlie ifestations lhe stoning yf M birds Be lis agreeable to your wife as V0U iobblhg illbll 1hU WA killing the would be with other mens wives is Id be strongly condemned Speak as pleasantly to your hus Â¬ Will make tho season at my stables Kindliest to our feathered frieds must band as you would to other womens at Jctlersonyillc Ky at come largely from home and school husbands 8 to Insure a Living Colt training Parent and teacher can do 4 East Main Street When the last word is likely to be much iu this regard American AgLien retained on colt until scasou an unkind one let some one else 6ay money is paid rieulturist it STEVENSON is a bay saxWrc iftal Dealers in all kindH of Furniture scienti ts teachers All dairy lion star 15 hands lino MylojuulKc- Look out for the claws of tho family 1 Middler-- aftd Svill pro tion a No preachers and writers aro agreed that cat when its paws aro fairly let out of nuco saddle horses Without fjucstioni the cow ou every farm should be tho bag He was sired by tho great Blue milked at tho same time every night must be a kiss or a blow let Tonus 1st dam by Warfield he by If it We agreo witli this theoretical and Lexington 2d dam a noted saddle practical host of advisors but how the kiss come lirst tho blow will mare Blue Jeans by ImiiiipV black mi horse he by Gen Taylor 1st dam about the common famcr Wo mean take care of itself 2d dam by Odens by Grey by the term common fanner the Have soft answers always ready as Crocker Eagle jr by Potomac thor Â¬ dam man who says to his his hired help a bulwark to set up against the oughbred3d 4th dam by Sir Archie come instead of go when the hea Â¬ overllowing stream of wrath that may thoroughbred The Best Bod Made vy work of spring and oummcr is to chance to be flowing by Good done Such men have to hustle in Housekeeping be Jellersonvillc Ky the fields and as a rule find it a very TTnE HANDSOMEST LINE OF CHILDRENS CATf matter to be on timo every difficult Would You Comfort an Invalid illAGKS IN CENTKAL KENTUCKY ATPR1CES LOWEK when tho cows should be milknight THAN ANY ed Often during haying time clouds hot applications arc ordered When begin to lower aud tho anxious farm 2E South MaysvIIIo Stroot in tho fields lot them bo hot not wann er and his help remain Put your piety into your nursing as Han a reaUlurgiin Store in Xov and Second an hour or 60 longer in order to put hand So it is dur Â¬ well as into your prayers tho crop out of danger 218 229 ing harvest And then there arc a Smooth off with a fine file the H I NC3 hundred and ouo other incidents aud rough end of iho glass drinking tube Goods can he bought for less thon half price and Iuiclntfccd are iih good its thnno iu other store accidents that during tho season tends Let no drinks be brought in largo at fotced sale id tho xuneon they aro l eiy cheap to delay tho milking hour Now littlo ones aro far S6 COUNTRY BARON 12649 wo want to kiioAr from such tumblers or glasses of any Â¬ NERVOUS By Electioneer sire of Palo Alto 2 0S DISORDERS full brother to Anteco and Antevolo First dom Columbine dam of Anteco 2 1J Antevolo 2 19 Coral 3 a ar jinieius s w It has boon ycnriuiiiiuiiiiarior in iu Kcoiku mid Antonio 1 veaiv trial thouaniU hf In ne for mnrn thnn tirentv vtnIf A Mitchell of George C quarter in 3 second und fatlcnt by A W Biehmond 1080 iro of Arrow parol over one thousand pliviiolan been titHtd and nnvttitkJiiKnn t th furra haro nutl it 2 13J Komoro2 J0 Elwood 2 17 llichiuond Jr 2 21 on Ilia UintaUm pita at Â¬ rcccoimncud it a cr i lpniflcniit fact etc 2l dam Co lumbia by imp Bonnie Scotland fciro of Scotluud 2 224 3d dam Ytni 1G TO INSURE A COLT Fashion by Imn Momudi rraudsiro of Monareli TK 2 HU Mmim nli llnh It tn agreeable Jhtio if no nnNious tastepor When a girl marries a man to re- Â¬ Honey duo when colt conies marc parted with or 2 244fhdaui Fashion by Imp Trustee sire of Trustee twenty mile record After taetn nor tfekcninj fiuclt form him the devil doesnt worry 50 35 bred u another horc irn furnUked at cents per day Will not Compound Oxygen Its Mode of aS Xw hospitals in Philadelphia are beratpoaitblc lor accidents or ckcaihm OOKUADtsafmyftftraiHtflarhlndnnklowhltr Threo IB hands hIRh Inthe tltleof a liook Ho will mnko the matcn of Action and Results 1892 at Olenptrry tKl Kami on Uie Xs town plkethivo and half mile fwm lilnxtnn at f2Ki piicer ptibllrtu d lr lliu SUikey ft Palcji conducted by women exclusively SlOO To Insure aMara In Foal Noleattimoofforvlce TEltMS llio tnoncv l due which Rlvcs to nil iiqulrcrn full Infoiuiatiin when the tuaie Is in fmil or pat ted with Marts kept at tlmtimnl pricey hut no iciimiitiiiltlty tor mi mis icinurkntiu ctUHiive agent mid a itcors accluenth or escapes but cveiy jirccautioii taken toptecnt either Man of fiinnii iiifrtiiif In a wide i ane of chronic THE FINE COMBINED STALLION A young lady remarks CHifs mnuj of them after liclnjf Mbandoncd U takes a proposes hut it sometimes dlo by other pliji lclmip Will bo mailed freo to any addtVM on application great deal of encouragement to get DUDLEY him to do so THE SttPKlUOIt and morning for ho can afford to have it a milker whoso chief business hall betoteo that tho cows aro treat ed in this way But for tho common farmer wo fear It is out of t4io ques Â¬ tion ILe doubtless will atrango hit work on tho farm in such a manner as shall stable hiln to milk and do tho rest of his Chores at a reasonably regular hour but the clock work reg Â¬ ularity of tire dairyman will not be It is well to milk as easily mauagod regularly as possible and at no time should the cows bo mado fo suffer depend upon it that naturo will pre Â¬ vent their suffering if it is a common Senator occurrence for she will speedily dryj Farmers Review up tho milk Lately purchased by Rrmmtt- - will male tti of K fcjmltk Jamct on Brevities Feminine Â¬ SADDLli bTALLlOJv Glengary Stock Farm Itcrord 2 25 Bred by Gov LoIhiuI Sliuilord Palo Alto UHlifornhi Bv Klcciioiierr 125 ln of Sunol 2 OS Arion 2 2 10J Palo Alto 20SJ and PJ others hi 2 20 or bet Â¬ ter uid 100 tmttciv in 2 30 IUt 1st dam MAI D OF CLAY dam of Carrie 2lCJay4779 225 Clay 2 25J- and Capt Smith 2 20 bv Henry uiay o iro ot tiiocuuii oi uorgo Wiikos Tl ad dam bv Dyn Messen ger ihird dam by Baldfaco Consul CLAY 4770 will make tho season of 18Q5 at Glengarry Stock Farm on llio Newtown pike 3A miles from Lexing Â¬ ton Ht400 TO INSUJIE A M ABE IN FOAL Xolo at time of service -- TREATMENT BY Biy Ptalliot tan muzzle and flank Sire of Ilazln 2 58 151 IihikIh high foalod 1S79 inhalation I 1529 Arcfi St PMlaielpMa Pa CfT2 Â¬ For Consumption Asthma Hay Fever Bronchitis Dyspepsia Cntarrh HpnHirhp nrthJIit Rheumatism Neuralgia AND ALL CHRONIC i Blackburn he Is DILUI Drs STAJ1KEY S PALEN ijtei-ling- - 1529 Arch St Phila Pa 120 Sutter St San Francisco lleaM- - mention - thfmiaiirr 1 thirtj--eigh- Xt- - Boarding House - Restaurant TONIC CURE8 LOSS OF APPETITE Indigestion Dyspepria Naurear Sour Stomach Sloeples ness Headache Nervous Pros- Â¬ EnsriDZjEiroisr Â¬ Weakness of Back Feelings oti Languor and Lassitude Gen Â¬ eral Debility La Grippe Etc Etc In ue for23 years hy eminent pfiylitiio pn- und t urveon In the United 8ixl uitunceu uy iiipiu iuh iei uiiMi riinnu aurea where all others full Try Ii aud be It eon vineea auk your uruitfcikt fur it tration Neuralgia Pal- Â¬ pitation of the Heart Loss of Energy t OHAS REIS i thix-p-- - PRICE J EO RAY 100 PEIt BOT13 GO rfc -- Manfs and Prcprs rt liiuh-inh-- ol Swirt1 - XLlttH KY HEALTH IS WEALTH WFVFNSftW JJ I iLill J v I Stallion Saddle fMMsMM FURNITURE t thot ntBir van TilP Mm willXVUu liiuiiuiJjjLii ruiiiJiiiiToij 2 r v Pr K C WcstV Xcne ami train Treatment u guaranteed nitciflo for Jlynteri DIzEineis fit Nervoiu Neotnlela Headache bv two ue of alco- Â¬ Nervoiifi lrotratincllte hol or tobacco WnkeftilncvK Mental Dsiireion PoftenliiRof the lira in u MilttiT in iiuanity and lending to mli try dicay and death lleinatiuo Old Ape JlntTCiuiiH los of loner in rithci K v Iiioluntarr Uitea and Siiennatonlxwuii caurctlby over ecition of thq brain olf abuco Kavh bo contnlnt one or oer Indulenec 10o a Urt or vlx Imxcs for nioiithH ti iMtnimit JS00 fcent by mull nicnald on leceipt of price WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To cute nny cas o With each qnlcr lecelvcd bv us for fix Wives aceninpanled ith SH o will tend ihe imreluuur our written Ktiaranlee to 10 fnnd the money if Iho tieatmeul doe not effect u cure Guarantee iMitd only by V 8 IJoyd Urnggtbt and Sole Agent Mt Sterling hy Wo will pay the above reward for anv case of In miaSleV Tier Complaint digevtiim ConstiiHthii or Ciwtlvcneiis we can not cure with Wo ts Vegetable Liver Tills when tho diivctloiM aie trictly cninplll with Tbey mo purely vegetable and borer fail to ciro Bat infactioti 8iiitr Coated Lariru in SO iilltsr cents Jewaieot eouiiterfelM and huitatioiiB Iho freiiuiue initiinlitf tlilfHl rinlv bv I JEWIEHLS0N Lexington kv Walnut Oak Mahogany and Cherry Bedroom Sets 500 Reward liH Ik-dcli- 1 -- u Tin Johk for sale brail C rl WK8T OMrVSV llTilflfi CU1UAOO llU 2i ly - JSj JAPANtSt Â¬ Â¬ J Gordon A Guaranteed Cm 0 for Pile of whatever kind or degree Kxtcmal Internal illlndor Bleed- Â¬ ing Itching Chrome Iteeent or Hereditary S CUKE Â¬ CLOT Greseent Hill Stud Thl lcmedy hag positively never been known to fail SLOO u box U boxes forSSoo sent by mail prepaid on icceipt or price A wi ittcn Uuaran- eo poiiiiveiy given w cacti pmiili ucr or H boxes when tmrchiiM d at one time to lefuud thn JSOO laid If not cured Uiiaiantos lmucd br AV S Lloyd Dniggint and fsolo Agent ILhteillng Ky Call for Sarapk g 82 ly DO men as wo alluded to is will it pay to more acceptable Uso finest old linen if linen at all lot other things go by dofault so that tho cows may bo milked on the for bathing tho mouth and lips noth- Â¬ Will thcro be ing is so grtstoful stroke of tho clock during tho year a los3 of milk so se- Â¬ Make tho most of tho privilege of rious as to make it worth while to being near the sulToring mortal who milk always at tho samoliour no mat- Â¬ longs for your presence ter what happons outside of tho cow Raise tho invalids head by putting For the man tiiat makes tho 6tablo his clilof occupation your hand under tho upper pillow dairy business there is of couiWnp excuse for not and with as much firmness as poasi milking at a staled time each night ble lifting it what Hats Caps Gento Furnishing Goods etc at oor reniondingly low iirlcei Big MonoySavod Boots Shoes as YOU LOSE SSgffoL0101 AT Horo lyr All work in in y line entrusted to my caro will bo carelnlly attcndetl to Fine Drosses a fcpocialty Mies C Get our Magic BcholatV Comimnlon and voiti Foaled ISfeS Dark bay without white ISA will liivo no trouble im It I fastened by a Com Klrml hv ItAllOX WILKKRStlS tho leading this nt nine jc us old Dam Alacrity by bination Lock Kv cry box has a different com- Â¬ Â¬ a of bination bent postpaid for 25 cents All or Ills ret aio HAUOLD LOlJMitt iiaiUn naajUatiotvii jeutiingcoiw 1 think onu of the tlueo U the fmtct uatuiil tiolter Iha o ever been A them are tuiro trottci ser Â¬ rAUKEit Dan vers Mass vice to Insure r-oloi f0J5O -- Wi-l EELL I5v STKUIINO PETERS 11963 229 Sciiafek Howard Aye I am agent lor Frazlcrs road track cart and Waynes sulky rake ED MlTCHKLfc Cheniutlt omi uml Ktehalf miles lnm Mt telling on tho Owlngnvlllu pike owners rlbk ut 1 per Aek vail on or addicisa HOY dam by Antci lean Clay JIKLL IKTKUS U tha liandpomcst etallion In Kntuckv Illoodbay lShand hlyh verv t ciMlblue nnd a model a model In every repecu Ser Insure X have cut the uorvU fee of tlue young hordes Jutt half to mdet the vlcufcoaB hard Uhh n bclievliiginy ftlemls and patioim would apinelatii it and lncetl two inareu for tho Hamo nniiey they have hcreUdorc paid lor one They will make tliocciiwrn tif f 2 on the farm of T W to PANSIFS FTFR Tw PickeU Iany Seed ond one packet lortula- ca ftwh and warranted worth 20 rontwltlta nA niuiiui uiwi iiuuii w rmin i aiK a m vii i hkv uimpuuici uiiiiuiiiv im- - viiunir all for 20 cento PLAIN TALK iuScr Maica kept at COMPANYjDox 8M9 kow Yoik City J D OOCKRELL Mt Stciling Ky Children Cry for Pitchers Castorja Q o i ifASM tI