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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 7CJ--- w3 - ii 3 jw i m ME STERLING ADVOCATE u tV A WEEKLY JOURNAL IDENTICAL IN y ox ii ADVERTISING RATES WM INTEREST WITH ITS Â¬ ONAN PEOPLE NO 45 A MT STEELING KENTUCKY TUESDAY JUNE 14 1892 a A very simple method of laying Dear Sir tho foundations on a swampy location At the age of 8G years at tho re- Â¬ which did not furnish a firm sub- Â¬ SS8S88S88888 J J Lcar quest of yourself and otlujrs I begin soil was employed by an American I ftiu Htlons to mako 6omo memoranda and stato engineer for supporting a low wood- TWEEDS some recollections of dates and events S888888S888S en building to be used for storage of Months ai Insertions machinery Casks were pet in holes Cotton and Woolen Hosiery and of tho men who wero principal actors in theso events in my day and in the ground along tho linn of posts ssssssssssss Thrco Months Wo would respectfully icform all time and a sketch of my family and a and were filled to tho depth of about vt i insertions PcL that wo aro prepared to manufacture short outlino of my own humble and ono foot with iron turnings The S3SSSSaS88S8 all of tho above goods at low down unprofitable Jifc which you did mo irn Months posts were set in casks which were prices and guarantee tho very best of Eight Insertions isC tho honor to say you desired for your then filled with iron turnings com- Â¬ rsjj1 work wool ftom a distance earned i J ssssasssassss into rolls and returned to owner iu own information and contemplation pactly rammed in place A solution llMltan Month quick time Full weight of rolls in To this I never consented until a U Four Insertions of salt and water was then slowly guaranteed poured over theso turnings which 388888888888 return all work up in strong sheets and short time since and after repeated Tie fcWThrco Insertions solicitation to do so by membors of compactly solidified into a hard mass it will be returned in good order Tho heat of the oxidation of the iron 8S8SSae8SS8g Cash paid for wool or goods givon my own profession to which I have Insertions nv o os j rt in exchange Will payhighest prlco devoted tho best if not tho happiest was so great that the posts smoked S8S88S3SS8SS for rendered Tallow iu cakes or bar Â¬ years of my life and tho membors of and were charred the latter fact Single Insertion rels or exchange Soap for it Prices vhich have at all times extended to probably being the reason why they for manufacturing furnished on appli- Â¬ me satisfactory evidence of their re- Â¬ have hotas yet exhibited any signs cation and price list sent Court Directory of decay and in this respect the use Agents for tho best Sheep Dip spect and esteem which inspired mo CajorER presiding Third Monday 60ld with the courago to porsovero in the of iron turnings furnishes an ad van- E ook Jotm In November Fourth londay PLMB lay effort to win tho object sought and I tago over tho use of concrete for cask C0MM8N ifl a the COUBTOP LOUD BRO fiBT J Scott residing Third Monday In D A gladly avail myself of this opportun- Â¬ foundations The Great Divide ity of making my acknowledge- Â¬ Phoenix Woolen Mills ffis ArrEBSON prc ldin TncBT Foedlna Hogs ments to tho members of that noble Thlrd Monday In January April July and LexingtonfKy JIODUU M1 Irtlttt profession of tho many favors I have luuni wuv Never forget tliat the hog is a grass Thlri Monday of oach month received from them shall bo held in E F Robertson eating animal and that consequently Bat W T TyliSu- ai J amksW Groves presiding Knt grateful recollection while memory y rday lifcach month ifyouwantto grow good pork and MANAGEKS retains its functions do it economically you must let him Professional I may refer in tho course of this follow his natural inclinations to m JAUNETT narrative to some events and tho some extent When being fed whol- Â¬ AttqrnofttrIar II actors therein within my knowl Â¬ ynr1ffiYlhoycourt9 ot Kentucky ly on corn tho hog is under unnatu- Â¬ edge in rather a desultory way ral ponditions which- aro against his M QWVER T aw and surveyor or it may be a mere reference health and your prosperity Get him MU Sterling K to 6omo event in somo way con- Â¬ 4u lirKlnnaniKl real eswuu iuui into good pasture as early as you can nected with tho matter iii hand I and keep him there as long as possi- Â¬ d QIUcc inmi l oom mi have been knocked about iu tho world TL l6Haruos ble and you will bo able to produce Manufacturers and deabrs in all kinds of of It M enough to have known of different 1 pork at a profit even when tho mar Â¬ fH THOMPSON M characters and conditions and to see iOffice witn uiyjiwiiKv ket is at its worst When fed with w VLjCast Main ptitrev gu life in various aspects and have judgement we believe that none of DUEttSON known many aistinguiscd men tho domestic animals will give a bet Â¬ Musician and Surgeon chiefly 111 my own State sonio of store lAriMPt iri5YorlaA Claytons ter return by the hundred bushels fi streets c corner of jmayandMayBvmo whom liavo honored me with their w and not got back one half its value friendship and confidence but my ca- Â¬ G FOUP o Mt Sterling Ky White Pino and Poplar Singles in increased weight of the hogs Iu fiRonresonts con reer has not been an adventurous one Doors of all Sizes stadleuCLOTHIERS feeding for tho June market which sh WHOLESALE Sash Glazed and Unglazcd and circumstances shut mo out from Cincinnati 0 will now bo in order corn in com- Â¬ w taking a very activo part especially in Wjndow and Door Frames bination with clover will bo almost AtuSoyjitlaw CityAtty Moulding and Brackets of all kinds early life in public and political af SlcrlingJKy sure to give a profit Ex flfccTvlei f ApiSwonTiulldtng Mt Verandas of every Description Nevertheless I liavo passed fairs vvts Aro you troubled with corns op Star Planing Mill Company through important and excited pe- Â¬ yinvn BROS A CO bunions If so let us give you a lit- Â¬ SK riods in tho history of our country ManU SriSTotannatl O Mt Sterling Ky tle advice Pare them down as close--l- y when great political principles wero as possible without drawing blood deemed tobe involved about which LK Tyler tLKU then soak them in warm water to APiisiwi naiTbcfaburg July 25th to 30th mcnt divided into parties and each his saddljo horse aim startedjon his soften them and apply Chamberlains party advocated its side through its trip of observation and inspection Danville August 2nd to Gth- ItYfV ltltriOKB Paiu Balm twico daily rubbing them orators and writers with animation Whether tho night would be spent in Versailles August 2nd to Gth T an d i Aliorucj - n OVCllltij vigorously for a few minutes at each J1U and ability but often not iu that caves or caverns or in tents or in the Columbia August 9th to 12th nmctice in tho counties of Montgomery application A corn plaster should amiablo manner and toleration to- Â¬ veritable habitation of man whcn a Sharpsbtirg August 9th to 13th DEALERS iN tho Superior an wards each other which tho gravity placo of reasonable comfort could be Nicholasville August 16th to 19th be worn for a days to protect them- tdwellbulldlng from tho ehoe As a general lini Â¬ of Virginia aid of tho subject demanded and I think obtained although it might bo a Lebanon August 23rd to 26th IAlfAVEN All Attorneyat iaw ment for sprains bruises lame back their performances would have had a shorter days journey they would stop Maysvillc August 23rd to 27th Mt SlCllK V iirm n- niiin In aU Courts rL greater effect if more urbanity aud but if a suitable placo could foot be IcecouriDirv uu Lexington August 30th to Sept 3d or rheumatism Pain Balm is all that ho ConjVonwoalth can bo desired 50 cent bottles for diguity had been displayed Coal In theso found to camp in a houso with suita Paris September Gth to 10th buddutunsoSt salc by T G Julian days I was not if I ever was an act- Â¬ ble supplies lie would select tho best Bardstown September Gth to 101 h SUDDUTH NE I i Attorneys-at-LnAlso Blacksmith and Anthra- Â¬ ivo politician but I had my own place for tho camp hasten back pro- Â¬ WinchesterSeptember 13th to 17th Tho New York Herald has started nkand Court riacc xwepnono i frncr imisvlllc Ky opinions on these questions and did curing supplies as ho returned to meet Elizabethtown Sept 13th to 16th a practical charity the raising of a cite Coal All Coal sold 72 not hesitate to express thorn in a re- Â¬ with in the wagons and prcparo for Horse Cave Sept 20th to 23d L PiiotafOii fund to furnish ice to the needy sick M - Rtcrlimr Ky spectful manner when I deemed tho the night Cynthiana Sept 21 to 24th in tho overcrowded districts in the Hank Hco over Mt Sterling National lbs per bushel Highest cash occasion a proper 0110 to do so Continued next week Springfield August 9 1 days lower east sido of tho city during the t JONES MD- Several histories of Stato JUL PICIIIHB Franklyn August 305 days coming heated term Tho idea has Also been written somo our earlier have Offlco cor- - price paid for Wheat A Good Suggestion tfo 40 Harrison avenue and of Howling Green September G the cordial endorsement of charitable If Main and Maysvillo streets lover ui iv tV fiinitnu Tfli Lawrenccburg August 9 3 days associations physicians and others wvii and Hay some of later date and all by those Wheat Corn Oats From the Dnluiue Iowa Telegraph possessed of greater facilities and ad Â¬ COX M Henderson August 23 5 days It Avill bring relief to many an indi Â¬ Mt Sterling Ky The adjourning of tho impeach- Â¬ vantages than I could command and lcoHoom6Tyler Appcrson building Rcsl- - wholesale and retail Hartford Soptcmber 28 4 days gent sufferer and outranks Jlower on queen Btreuu several embracing the period of my ment court last Saturday on account Mt SterlingSeptembor 27 days missions etc in real benefit HAZEI1UGG time and I therefore conclude that of Gen Weavers belly ache cost the Atteniey-at-LaiOwcntown August 1G 5 days UU Sterliug vy i The Monte Carlo authorities have I could add little of interest to what people of this commonwealth nearly Hustouville July 28th and 29th to leoons promptly attended 500 Ono dose of Chamberlains caused tho statcnyjnt that the Amer Â¬ Â¬ is already done by thoso moro comAll of tho abovo meeting have trot- Â¬ VcTIATT Veterinary Suigeon SUCOESSOB TO ican named Wolbrogg committed sui Â¬ Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy petent for tho work than myself ting contests hen days --5 Miller Wilson Ki In Mt Sterling on Court cide after losing all his money at the would havo Bavcd this expense and Entering on tho subject moro di Â¬ iwiU answer ieicsiun Every family should bo provided tables and was buried at night in an wo suggest as a matter of economy rectly in hand I was born in tho year JVAIID VAN ANTWERP 1805 in tho county of Faquicr iu tho and humanity that tho State provide with somo reliable remedy for bowel unmarked grave to bo denied through I with Br Wm Van AntweriH Short street The want of such aii their subsidized newspapers The Stato of Virginia on a farm of about against future contingencies of this complaints ltothewrinousc nature by furnishing each Senator article is tho causo of much suffering matter is being investigated and an ouo acres wiucii was owned by my Mt Sterling Ky paternal grandfather Mr John Pctors with a bottlo of that valuable remedy especially during tho summer months official report on tho subject may short Â¬ near nldcncc cor High ifeSycnmorq Sts AND who died in 1782 and was at tho time 25 and 50 cent bottles for Bale by T In almost every neighborhood some ly be expected rc SHANKIiiVNB ono has died with cramps or cholera ucniist a soldier in the continental army of G Julian Mt Sterling Ky Natural gas has been discovered om 5c morbus beforo medicine could bo pro upstairs INo 6 west Miin bu tho Revolutionary war At the timo the shows of tho Great Salt Lake with- Â¬ Grass Stripper Combs cured or a physician summoned A in ten miles AY MoKEB of my birth tho placo was occupied of Salt Lake City and a AWornoniWi Kv fair trial will satisfy you that Cham Mt Stcrllnir lowest rates by my grandmother Mrs Elizabeth largo company has been organized to ot Court and Hroadwny ipstairs cornor I havo on hand combs for both bcrlianB Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea utilizo and develop the fuel choicest comparison Ashby Petors and her youngest son Soveral Thomas and Stivers grass 6ecd strip Â¬ Remedy is unequalled for those di- Iiit1 Altorney-Bi-nPROMPTEST SETTLEMENTS and child my father Wm Peters wolis have already been put down to am prepared to repair ecases It is also k ccrtaiu cure for Tho farm on the death of his father pers and TlfipllIock tip stairs with J M Elllptt - Of Any And All Agencies depth of G50 feet and it is said machines on short notice dyscnterry and diarrhoea When ro- - tho from Owlngsvillo u rccontlv removed passed to my father and his brother that 50000000 cubic foot of gas are iTed in tho city of Mt Sterling win prae- duced with water afid sweetened it is Wm P Schooler tllO courts OI Jiionigomury xhiih uuu nu Mr Lewis Peters subject I suppose 37 tf now flowing daily counties and in the Superior Court pleasant to take Childrcn like it and Federal carts to tho lifo estate of their mother My tAjpcals ancj careful attention oiften Ve wUl Ericcsons Destroyer a boat carry- Â¬ Just as suro as hot weather comes For sale by T G Julian father and his mother lived togothor li oil business entrusicu 10 mm ing a gun to bo fired under wator has there will bo moro or less bowel com- Â¬ oh said farm until tho fall of 1809 Tho amount ot halcbono taken whon they loft it for Woodford coun plaint in this vicinity Every person annually does not 110V much oxcecd been given a successul trial and an- Â¬ -- - AGENT on -other sub marine war vessel tho in ty Ky They journeyed in threo cov- Â¬ and especially families ought to have 200000 pounds Tho argest part of vention of Georgo C Baker AUCTIONEER of Chi- Â¬ somorcliablo medicine on hand for ered wagons with teams of four five O RAILROAD C this is takon by tho yhalers sailing cago worked well on trial Another STERLING KENTUCKY instant use in case it is needed A 25 and six horses respectively My fa Â¬ west of depot out of ports on tho Pacific coast A revolution in methods i services to tho people of Montgomery of warfare ia ttier and his mother also bringing or 50 cent bottlo of Chamberlains few years ago tho amount jTOundlng counties Prompt attention taken not improbable Mt Sterling Ky jiisoFrcrBonairroporty and Real Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem Â¬ them thoir saddlo horses along with Si Iyr Tnocasonablc reached as high as 500000 pounds Manufacturer and dealer in Tobacco Hops Tho travelers wore six whites edy is just what you ought to hare annually and in soma years heads Rough Lumber and Lake Ice We make them More women doctors havo been went is booming by doing the our business which It MVJ f graduated this year than during auy m best work and offering Hough Lumber at spec- Â¬ my patornal and maternal grand Â¬ and all that you would need oven for abovo theso figures Tio price has year in the countrys ial prices which are never met We also do mothers my father and- - mother and tho most Bovoro and dangerous cases coiiVSl fcWAK I history Thcy m custom sawlnr gouo up from 50 cents a pound to 6 aro winning their way bravely 4KAUCTIONEER and myself four years old aud a sister It is tho best tho most reliable and wholesale This immense advance successfully in ono of tho most re LEXINGTON KT most successful treatment known and not two years of age My mother and says a San Fraucisco paper Bavos tho sponsible and difficult of professions entlon given to all gales entrusted to Scaeonablo vegetables at CarlKrleg Lor children in onb wagon my two is pleasant to tako For salo by T G whalo fisheries of tho North Pacific and their number is bound to con- LTCoruers atutisomcs or auuioss enaoa uoiei i eimgion ny gruud mothers in another and tho Julian 41 3t rs and tho Arctics J Btantly increase AND MANUFACTUMNG -- o ssssssbbb rie38 Wool Carding Judge Peters Reminisences Col A T Woon ti i 1 x - TA - R tamsrMJssyfflas Planing Rough Mill Co Dressed LUMBER wmot KTiip5iisit1t - 11 BnsHo Bids young slaves unnblo to walk in anCost of Cruelty other and older slaved well and could do so had to walk A somewhat extravagant writer 1 think thcro were about twenty says that tho lives of a largo propor slaves in all a part belonged to my tion of our domestic animals espec Â¬ father and a part to his mother The ially horses and oxen aro shortened wagons occupied by tho white families fully one half by useless devilish were mado reasonably cpnifortablc cruelty If the loss from this cause being provided with beds bedding was a visible cash outlay instead of a chairs trunks or boxes filled with steady deterioration of value a scale clothes c and tho third wagon of prices might bo arranged some Â¬ brought tho cooking utensils tents thing like this Violent jerks on negro clothing blankets small ne Â¬ bridle bit 10 cents each or 1 per groes and if for any causo any of tho dozen blows with a club or hand Â¬ others wero sick or unable to walk spike on rump 50 cents each on ribs they wore permitted to rido There 75 cents on head or neck 2 ditto was but one negro among them ap- Â¬ with extra violence and imprecations 5 to 10 according to grade prod Â¬ proaching old age Aunt Frankey and I do not suppose sho was over GO ding with a pitchfork 1 for riding years of age Sho was a very stout horse with 6oro back or working woman and lived many years alter with soro shoulders 175 for each arriving in Kentucky Thoteams were half day so used 50 per cent added driven by three colored men One of for aggravated cases deprivation of them Uncle Tom whodrovo tho team needed food or water to bo settled by which transported my mother and arbitration with onos own conscience her children and no trust was ever if he has any For oxen Cuts with more faithfully or moro skillfully per Â¬ whip 10 cents for each whelk raised Oh Unclb Tom formed What with same for over loading 50 cents grateful recollections cluster around for each ox in team for beating on thy memory for thy truth and faithful shin with whipstaffor club tO make nose as a slave or bondsman as thou ox 6tcp over chain 15 cents for each wast aud I rejoice this day that I occasion for blows on body with ox never spoke an unkind word to thee bow fence rail or club 25 cents each not because it would havo displeased blow 6r 1 for any number of blows my father but for the respect I had not exceeding two dozen delivered in for your truth and honor Tho other two minutes for simular beatings on two teams wore driven by two other head 2 for breaking off horns with colored men of rather more than club 1 each Now it may bo easily conceived that this estimate will ap- Â¬ usual ability Houses of entertainment were not proximate the actual cost of tho bru Â¬ as numerous then as they wero in af- talities mentioned If the human ter years consequcntly tho wayfarers brute had to pay tho cash it might had to some times caViip out doors as restrain him some Tho instincts of supplies and accommodations which humanity ought to bo sufficient to perhaps gave themgreator discomfort prevent cruelty of all kinds to any The suro financial than anything else they encountered living creature on their way out Undo Tom led loss accompanying cruelty to domes- Â¬ the caravan and when all things tic animals ought to be sufficient to were ready in tho morning ho took stop it When neither of theso con his position in front and by the crack siderations will do tho strong arm of of his whip gave tho command to the law ought to come in and pay tho march which was obeyed Ho al- Â¬ human brute in kind Farm Field ways led the caravan and was first to aud Stockman encounter anyobstruction in the way Kentucky Fairs and to direct and aidiu tho removal of them and whon all were in line Shelbyville July 13th to 15th fairly on tho way tmfalior mounted Eminence July 19th to 23rd -- Novel Foundation 3 - Heir t- - J - I- 3 v J O MILER - INSURANCE v Real Elstate w HFLETCHER Josiah Lindsay I 1 Ai mm mm M etr -- E w 1 J c MT 1 V STERLlJStt ADVOCATE TUESDAY JUNE 14 1892 Mr Xjock Ticeprcsiuent nnusecreuuy wood moved tho adoption of tho report and it was adopted The chairman appointed Samuel Fes senden of Connecticut ex Senator Spooner of Wisconsin and General Mahono of Virginia a committee to escort Major McKinley to tho chair Governor McKinloy mado a short im which was loudly piomptu speech cheered When order was restored tho chair Â¬ man recognized Chairman Bingham of tho committee on rules nnd order of business who took tho platform and read the committees report The report was agreed to without division Tho chairman tlien announced that tho next order of business was tho re- of tho committee on lesolutions hairmon Foraker took tho floor to ask further time Ho could not bo heard by the convention for tho applause 1J10 chairman heard him however and said that if thero was nc objection further timo would bo granted Tho roll was then called for the names of rnembersof tho national committee Several womens sulfrago memorials and a memorial fiom the Honest Monoy league wero presented and roferred Tho chairman then announced that tho next business was tho naming of candidates for tho presidential nomina- Â¬ tion Thero was an excited buzz and Senator Culloni jumped to his feet and t KtKi that the list of states be read to muno honorary vico presidents Mr In gallsgot up and asked that Rule 3 bo read Clerk Johnson lead this rule which provided that tho reports of the committees on credentials and rules must bo acted upon before any nomina tions were mado for piesident and vico president Chaiunan McKinley gracefully ac cepted the correction and withdrew Ins announcement On motion of Mr De Young of California the convention atl2i0 adjourned until Thursday at 11 oclock Thero were cries of fro as to the motion to adjourn was made and the vote in its favor was small but the chairman put it quickly and quickly declared it carried Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 4 i v i j V K was just 12oQ when Chairman Clarkson called tho convention to order Mr Clarkson announced that the ses Â¬ sion would bo opened with prayer by tho Rev Dr Brush chancellor of the UniAdvocate Publishing Company After tho versity of South Dakota prayer thero was a murmur of conversaMT STEUL1NG TUESDAY JUNK 14 mi tion which was hushed quickly as M H DoYoung of California stepped for ward and read tho call for tho conven- Â¬ CITY TICKET tion At this tinio thero was not a dozen of tho delegates seats untaken For Mayor R C Lloyd but tho galleries wero very empty At 12 ill tho residing ot the call was COUNCILMAN vv concluded and Chairman Clarkson aroso First Ward C II Bryan and announced that ho was instructed by the committee to present to tho con Second Ward J AV Barnes vention for- its temporary chairman J Fourth Ward C II Potry Sloat Fassett of New York Fassett was elected temporary chairman by ncclumation FOR CONGRESS Thero was a round of applause at this Wo arc authorized to announce announcement led by tho JNow Yorkers and Mr Fassett unescorted left his seat Hon C It Bkooks of Mt Sterling and started for tho platform A path a minuto Montgomery county as a candidate wai cleared for him andpresenting later him Chairman Clarkson was or the 53d Congress from the Tenth to the convention Ho received tho District subject to the action of the customary vocal welcome tho New York delegation rising and waving their hats Democratic party in his honor Mr Fassett looked perfectly self possesed as he gazed about tho vast hall AND In his hand was a typewritten manuscript to which he referred occasionally THE ADVOCATE HARRISON REID l t Named to Head the Republican I National Ticket The President Nominated on the First Ballot BLAINE V NOT VERY FROM IT BEGINNING IN THE WHITELAW 11EII SELECTED VICE lICESIDENT gjid TOIS N 1 The Name of tliu Man for Seooml Ilnc Is Lett to the New York Delegation Which Selects the ExOIInister to France Proceedings of tlio Minne apolis Convention Day by Day Uriel Biographical Sketches of the Two 3Ion Who Are Both Xntltes ol Ohio The Republican Platform la tfull BENJAMIN -- ILVIUSISON i WIIITrLAW REID FIRST BLOOD FOR BLAINE J Sloit rnssett of New York Chosen Temporary Chuiriuan Minneapolis June 7 When tho night session assembled Monday the Harrison men mado their fight in the national committee on FasIJJSJJ sett and the re WjSSi sult was 29 votes for Fassett and 20 for Cnlloui so that Mr Fassett will Â¬ Â¬ ft chairman of tho national convention This was a test vote and fassett shows that the Blaine men are in control of tho committee Tho defeat was accepted and tho nomination inado unanimous Speeches were made in favor of Fas sett s candidacv by John S Clarkson Senator Quay Hon H C Payne of Wisconsin Chase of Rhode Island Conner of Ohio and Fessenden of Connect- Â¬ icut Senator Cullom repiesentiug the Harrison wing was placed in nomination by Mr Casey of Wyoming Senator Culloms candidacy was sustained by Mr Evans of Minnesota and Mr Bradley of Kentucky Tho nomination was seconded by Governor Mellette of South Dakota Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ be temporary TUESDAY Tho Convention Meets on Time and Gets Domii to Business s 53 exit u weiw 13 Sa MV J coin f rtltuS Tuesday morning in the sunlight Lilies and roses bloomed in front of tho chairmans tablp The first burst of cheering arose when Governor McKinloy of Ohio was recognized moving down tho main islo at a Immediately quarter to 12 oclock afterwards New Yorks big four Piatt Hiscock Miller and Depow closely followed by the entiro delegation in n body marched down the center and wero warmly applauded They took their allotted seats immediately in froit of tho chair Â¬ Contention Hall Minneapolis June 7 The hall looked very beautiful Â¬ tno eiectno ngnts went out tor a few moments An appeal was then read from the mayors of Oil City and Titusvillo Pa asking aid in behalf of tho sufferers of the rodent flood and fire Tho report of tho committee on cre Â¬ dentials was then called for Both ma Â¬ jority and minority reports wero sub Â¬ V v mitted tho split being on tho Alabama Ml cases A roll call was ordered to sco which report should bo adopted After Considerable sqimbbling tho voto was completed nnd announced 403 to 423 1 2 nnd u great cheer went up for l Hnrrison It was tho first great fight of the convention and tho presidents supporters had won As thovoterpro ceeded it was noticed that tho nay vote which favored Harrison corresponded very closely with the claims mado by tho presidents supporters and tho adminis- Â¬ tration men began to cheor Might llnvo llcon a Punic During tho voto tho lights went out for good Twelve thousand people were left in darkness except for a tew gnsjots Tho striking of matches was heard throughout tho hall A loud cry was Stop thoso matches Tho raised slightest move toward tho door by any frightened person seemingly would have started a strugglo in which hundreds would have been killed The loud men- Â¬ tion bysorno excited by the danger of g firo only increased tho alarm fill 3 7 Just in tho nick of timo the band as ho spoke struck up music It was tho familiar The hall was very quiet as Mr Fassett began The delegates woke up almost air Wo Wont Go Homo Till Morn- ttn -immediately at his allusion to Minneing A ringing burst of laughter broko apolis and a minuto later when ho spell Temporary lights were pro- Â¬ the spoke of reciprocity there was an en cured and the work went on The Bhuno men scented danger and thusiastic response Some one tried to start the Blaine cry moved to adjourn but it was defeated Tho Hnrrison men wanted to mako hay but theie was no disjwsition to precipitate the crisis and there was no response while the Ban shone Tho majority re- Â¬ port was adopted by a rising vote 176 The convention applauded liberally the announcement that all interests would to 3G5 Tho spctators however were B getting tired nnd sleepy and before tho be in harmony after tho convention The Blaino sentiment in which Mr roll call was completed the galleries Fassett finds his inspiration in this conwere almost empty vention camo out in tho dramatic preMr Foraker chairman of tho comsentation of tho Mne mans name and mittee on resolutions was then given tho subordination of tho name of Harunanimous consent to read the platform rison As he named tho leaders of tho which was received with great enthusTHURSDAY party he paused after Lincoln Grant iasm and adopted t Garfield and others for tho round of np The convention nt 827 on motion of n plause that he knew would follow but After Twenty Three Minutes Session Mr Dopew adjourned until 11 oclock Kccess is Taken when ho came to Harrison and Blaine a in Convention Hall Minneapolis Juno ho brought tho two names out in ono FRIDAY slowly Tho convention gathered breath so that applause of tho Harrison 9 men would seem to minglo with the ap Thursday morning At 11 oclock per- Â¬ Nominations itlnde and tho Convention plause of the Blaine men in recognition haps three quarters of the delegates wero Adjourns of the ex secretary of state Tho Harri- Â¬ in their seats or in the aisles but tho galml g Minneapolis Convention Hall son men recognized tho point and Sen- Â¬ not half full It has been a Juno 10 Cliainnan McKinley a little ator Hiscock Kit lack and laughed as ho leries were and applauded There was much enthusiasm cold convention from tho beginning em- Â¬ paler even than usual by reason of his has never been and the applause was renowed again and its coldness Thursday morning more Vs long nights vigil entered tho hall Fri- 71 rt d-rz again while handkerchiefs and hats wero phatic than of McKinley camo to his seat day and took his seat before one tenth Chairman waived high in tho air the delegates wero in their places All tho platform At another point in his speech Mr on oclock to the a few minutes before of them showed signs of weariness and clapping of perhaps a significant pause 11 Fassett made anotlier dem- Â¬ after Ids allusion to tho foreign policy hundred hands and there was no other even the hopeful administration men onstration at tho entrance of any showed their enthusiasm in a subdued But it awoke of tho administration way By way of consolation to tho comparatively little enthusiasm When of the leaders Even the spectacled Ingalls came down Blaine supporters tho band opened the Mr Fassett subsequently brought in the tho name of Thomas B Reed tho convention to his seat accompanied only by musical program with Lost Chord wont wild for a few minutes and Mr clamor of his famous red necktie At 1137 the convention was called to Tho band tried to infuse a little lifo gallery Reed being detected in the rear pawowggasMiiiiiMMiiiiiiwiyiijiiiiBiiiissBi into tho meeting by playing a tumultu- Â¬ order sitting in a group of ladies every eye Prayer was offered by Rev Dr Way ous galop but with little success was turned upon him There was tho usual collection of no- land Hoyt oftheFirbt Baptist church The ex speaker at first bit his lip in Minneapolis As the ap- tables just behind tho chairmans plat- Â¬ of Consideration of the committee on apparent embarrassment plause continued he bowed but the form Senator Carey and Senator Mc credehtials being resumed the chair audience being still unsatisfied he final- Millan sat side by side under the gallery made the gratifying announcement to ly rose nnd saying briefly Thank you Assistant Postmaster General RathboneÂ¬ the convention that Senator Quay had Â¬ was in his accustomed place and Chairgentlemen resumed his beat Harry Bingham of Pennsylvania authorized him to say that no further There wero cries for McKinley and man adop- to opposition bo amid great enthusiasm he bowed his sat in the cleiks seat A photographer XlOIl OI IIIU would ii mado I tho nau- -Air1 - UlillUillY IfllUll in IIIU had set up a big camera ready to take McKinley Tho cries of thanks question was then put case The bama minified with Ingalls continued until snap shots at the convention in session and tho majority report was unani Called to Order the chairman saiu as he Drought uown mously adonted amid cheers his gavel No coercion in tho Repub At 11 22 Chairman McKinley with a This example was followed by those Place opposite jail on High street Have added to our stock of COAL thft A minute later ho number of sounding blows ot the new lican convention to antagonize the well known BLACK BAND and the celebrated FIRE CUEEK BLACK- had announced that the convention would gavel endeavoied to cull the condition to who reportintendedMormon issue on tho SMITHING COAL aud still hcadquartors for BELMONT PEACH proceed with the regular order of or- order but it wsis some minutes before Utah An Oregon delegate moved that the 45 Gmo ganizing this temporary gathering tho buzz of conversation ceased nnd delegations from Indian Territory and ORCHARD NUT and CANNEL COALS Mr Fassett completed his speech at the delegates took their scats and gave Ahiska bo admitted with two vote8 109 oclock and took tho gavel in his their attention to business Rev Mr each hand before the convention realized that Bnibh DD chancellor oftho Tnivorsity A motion to refer this matter to the he was through of South Dikota delivered tho opening committee was made but Chairman Mr Clarkson then presented the list prayer After tho conclusion of tho Cogswell of tho committee got on tho of temporary officers which was adopt- prayer the chair said the regular order platform and said tliat his committee was ed was the report of tho committee on cre- Â¬ all ready to report Then on motion Committees wero then appointed on dentials TIESIIEi two delegates each from Indian Terri permanent organization rules order of Mr Cogswell was lerngnized and tory and Alaska were admitted business and credentials The committee on credentials is said Then announced A motion to adjourn for the day was still in session It has been diligently at the nextthe chairman business was that W HH tho order of put and carried and thoe not members work and has achieved reasonable presentation of names for tho nominaof standing committees slowly filed out progress It hopes to bo able to report tion for president The chair announced of tho house and the committeemen ad- in full tonight at 8 and asks further that it had been the custom in past years journed to their respective committee time to call the roll for the presentation of rooms to proceed to business General Sewell of New Jersey was candidates He asked whether tho con DODD The committee on platform was or- immediately on his feet Since no busi- Â¬ vention wished this There were mingled ganized by tho selection of ex Governor ness could bo dono until the comniitteo cries of yes and no and the chair Foraker as chairman was ready to report he moved that tho man decided tliat tho convention de AfhCtts January 4S57V583 OS convention take a recess until 8 oclock sired to follow precedent and order tho Totnl rollcy Holders smco 1S02 oignnization Iiirt 11872I0S ci WEDNESDAY Mr Culloni had tried to interrupt roll call feni plus 018COO 05 8000000 00 Proceedings of tho Second Day of tho Generil Sewoll but tho chairman In the call of states Colorado was tho Losss paid in Kentucky oer stopped him Xjossgs first state to respond Senator Wol Great Gathering In IvEontjronaerjr Worlds Fair Ili solutlon cott ascending tho platform nominated TuilffOltichaidlCcUl Minneapolis June 8 Three minutes K000 00 Jnlm F Ilcnn 8000 00 Then Mr Cullom nsked that pending James G Blaine A Blaine demonstra- ItohcitC JitcNood K000 00 Wuiifn Watrous befoie the hour of opening tho proceed lt00 0O n000 twenty five min- Juiiio iAiidcibon LauNC Wright 1100 0O ings 11 a m Governor McKinloy tho tho motion the convention receive a tion followed lasting r0X 00 Win II Hipp WmT Hinly 1000 00 resolution from him on the worlds fair utes Jan A Jligowau s000 00 J inert M lion chairman elect walked down tho main 1000 00 When Indiana was reached there was Mr Cullom sent up to tho desk a reso- Â¬ aislo to an accompaniment of cheers lution which was ordered read 2 1 1 1 applause which was renewed ten fold He boro no roll of manuscript aud it Culloms resolution said that tho when the venerable R W Thompson After tceond vcirnoiotiictions u to tciilcnca or occupation Xofoifelture in case of lapeo was evident that he had prepared no set worlds fair is gieat national undertak Â¬ walked up tho aisle and took the plat- Â¬ Cath loans mulo up to one halt of the rcci 0011 uigiiiible policies speech ing aud recommends that congress form Standing with a fan clutched in Beet Offered Temporary Chairman Fassett was late ought to piovido by legislation for a both hands Mr Thompson placed Har- Â¬ Tor nny additional infoimatiou apply to in putting m appearance and so in fact reasonable appropriation tor its aid It rison in nomination K W SIITII CO State Agents 512 AV Main St Louis Hie Ky The counter demonstration of the Harwere a good many of tho delegates who was referred to tho committee on reso- Â¬ Or T O GlIAVEMtSteihntKj lm rison men camo with enthusiasm Fans had been engaged in committee work a lutions part of tho night It was 1143 when ho After reading tho resolution was re and umbrellas wero in the air delegates rapped the convention to order Tho ferred to tho committee on resolutions stood on their seats and tho Hon Fred Clcon Key cs B A Dawes and others Right Rev H B Whipple Episcopal RELIGIOUS Mr Robert of Illinois presented a Douglass waving his whito hat on top of Tho meeting will contiuuo ouly two bishop of Minnesota delivered tho open resolution which was also referred pro his cane led tho cheering that was susviding that Grand Army men be admit- Â¬ tained for two minutes or inoro ing prayer days Full particulars later This Mr Webster of Nebraska asked per-Â¬ ted to standing room and that if any Tho chairman sat down until the Rev E E Bomav goes to Farmers meeting will bo under tho auspigfcs mission that Mr Walker of Nebraska seats wero vacant thiity minutes after tumult subsided Then ho ordered the be given the floor to present a gavel to tho convention was called to order they call continued When Michigan was to morrow to assist Rev William of tho Baptist Association r- the convention Permission was grant Â¬ should bo allowed to occupy them Tho reached somo ono in the galleries cried Jayno in a protracted meeting with ed and tho gavel was presented iu tho resolution was received with applauso out Rev W C Condit of Ashlacl Whats tho matter with Alger place Tho chairman then announced that but there was only a slight laugh from tho Baptist church of that name of the young Republicans of Ne preached at 1st Presbyterian church braska in memory of the homestead the question was on tho motion to tako the convention Robert Thompson who has been last Sunday morning and evening act Mr Walker described the wood of a recess There were cries of No Then Minnesota was called and W which the gavel was made and said from all over the hall coupled with cries H Eustis took the platform and sec- set apart to the Gospel miiiistty and tliat thero wero two silver coins in tho of Ingalls but in tho confusion tho onded the nomination of Blaino who has bcon at Georgetown College Sponges and chamois clotty end of it chairman put tho motion and declared When Mr Eustis ended his speech pursuing studies prcpariugJliinibPlf Hair and batli brushes Tho temporary chairman announced it carried the roll Call was continued New York the order of business to be tho presenta- Itecess Taken being reached Hon Chauucey M Do Â¬ tor his lifo work will conduct tlie Perfume and face powder tataon ot the credentials committee reA New York delegate called for a di- Â¬ pew rose to speak for her Pocket books and purees prayer meeting at the Baptist church port Mr Cogswell of that committee vision It was evident as they stood up At tho close of Mr Depews speech tho Cheap at T G Jiiians floor and said that the commits that tho motion was carried Tho clerk last paragraph delivered with inipas Wednesday evening took tho report Ho asked howover mado the count religiously bioned earnestness and climactic effect tee was not ready to permission for tho committee to sit con- When tho noes arose the opponents of tho Harrison men started a counter Thero will bo a Centennial Mis Â¬ Just received tho finest mackerel tinuously until it had completed its iiiu rtxebs wuveu uiuu uvum io can men demonstration to that following Eustis sionary mcotingat tho Baptist ovor orougnt to una city irom uiou labors That if tho committee is atÂ¬ friends to their feet but tho effort was speech An immense crayon portrait tended by reasonable success it could useless Tho chairman announced the of tho president was started down to tho church tho first Saturday and Sunday cestor Mass headquarters as a fish not report before Thunday Leave to vote ns407to200 and at 1145 declared platform while thousands wero on their in July Tho objetjtisiiot tojvalso sit continuously was granted that tho convention tako a recess until 8 feet shouting and waving overy portable money and thoro will bo no collec marmot Thoyhavo beca bought in Mr Cogswell and Mr Spooner having oclock large quanitesand are Jiping solcl thing that could bo handled The ap taken their seats tho chairman an- Â¬ plauso lasted twenty eight minutes tion as far as now can bo 89011 But very cheap A BaW iW Thursdays K oiling Session nounced that tho report of the commit- Â¬ Tho call of states then proceeded and tee on permanent organization was next Minneapolis Juno Beveral other short speeches wore mado information about niissious is tho Convention Hall in order D C Lockwood of Idaho 10 At 82 Thursday evening tho first for Blaino and Harrison but no other primo object and to arrouso and di Â¬ to If you want to save money was recog- night session of the Republican national namo was presented At tho conclusion rect attention This is the Centennial chairman of the committee Hainllno Cos and buy your J L nized and took tho platform Ho pre- convention was called to order by of tho call of states tho cliainnan anTho first infs goods at cost of Foreign Mission sented tho namo of Hon William Mc- Â¬ balloting would begin Chauupy M nounced that Chairman McKinloy Kinley of Ohio for permanent chair- Â¬ sionary was Win Caroy an English Continued on page G man It was received with tumultuous Depow was on his feot instantly to anChildrenVahd Misses red Baptists Honcc tho Baptists of this nounce tho eighty third birthday of applause thread lioo at 6U cenjapor pa Found Charles W Johnson was named for Colonel Dick Thompson of Indiana country and England are making John Samuels secretary and tho assistant secretaries of who was a delegate Ho did it in a Speeches A pockot book containing two two special centennial cflbrts tho temporary organizations wore recom- neatly turned speech in which he asked mended continued tho convention to extend congratula- Â¬ cent stamps Tho owner can have it will ho niadcbxJtaauJGiJe JQhuJ Bigjitpek of straw hats at Sharpo The committee nlo recommended tions which was done Mr Thompson by calling at this office No charge ston Preston Blake J W Loving Trimble Dontons that each delegation appoint an bounvurw responded with a speech during widen it Â¬ Â¬ P Â¬ I 3v k ii Â¬ i - i4 1 I Â¬ p s ggs wM Â¬ p zSLZ SW e li Â¬ Â¬ J e Â¬ J3i S 1 Â¬ 1 Â¬ i i T5t - - I p Â¬ Â¬ i 1 Â¬ Â¬ m cs nitl 1 sfwf 111 h a Â¬ n i Â¬ Â¬ llfcLe Â¬ Â¬ lasts longerand car riorLS lig litex orx best 32QadLe T77Slg- Taj i- A - 1 load ries nrrore ot3nex tlxa am37 lzrLOwm 3EBBs62rir i Â¬ M Â¬ Â¬ 185 Â¬ OLID IREIjIEIjE JXTe 1B92 Â¬ Â¬ Of 2STe7W7axls 1 Â¬ w Tersesr EiiESIDE3liTI Coanty mm Iaicl Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1 CKJ 11 The Oontroct Ever Â¬ -- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ d V Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 4 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ am Â¬ fl N 1 n Jf to 7 ik izsm u - r f -- j v A a MT STEELING ADVOCATE Mm TUESDAY JUXE 14 1892 THE ADVOCATE HARRISON AND REID Continued from page 2 cauca xnaao rne nrsn break to tho dark horso McKinloy It cast fifteen votes for Harrison seven for McKinloy amid cheers When California was reached tho announcement of the chainnnn was challenged and tho list of delegates waa called M H Do Young voted Blaino and thoro woro cries of Good The call proceeded When Ohio was reached tho chair- Â¬ man asked to havo tho state passed but Governor Foraker jumped into the aisle and announced that tho delegation had been polled and he demanded tho announcement of tho voto If any ono wants to challongo it then ho can said Governor Foraker Tho chairman stepped into tho aislo and amid an almost porfect silenco announced tho volo Harrison 2 McKin- ley 44 Tho convention went wild for a minuto wlulo Chairman McKinloy his face whiter if possible than usual pounded tho table with his gavel As tho cheering ceased tho chairman said in a clear hrm tono I challongo that vote Thoro was an outburst of ap Â¬ plause from tho Harrison men Youro not n metriber of tho delega-Â¬ tion shouted a delegate Tho chairman I am a member of tho Ohio delegation Governor Foraker But you havo retired from it and your alternate has taken your place We dont own yon in tho dolcgation Cries of Good and cheers Governor McKinley Tho chair over- Â¬ rules thopointof order tho secretary will call tho roll Tho secretary did so tho first narao being McKinley who responded audibly Bonjamin Harrison and was cheered Mr Fornkors name was next called and voted for William McKinley amidst ap plause When tho call had been com pleted William C Cooper who had j voted for Harrisdn asked lcavo tochancro o his voto to McKinley amid great ap- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ tec srst srsio K nolo Whitelaw Itcid was born at Xcnla O Oct 27 1837 and graduated nt tlio Miami university In 1835 After acting for a year or so ax superintendent of tho graded schools at South Charleston O ho bought tho Xenla News editing it for two yours Ho Joined tho Republican party at its birth Ho took an activo part in tho cam paign of 1600 01 and went to tho conven- Â¬ tion as correspondent for three dully newspapers At tho close of the session he be came city editor of tho Cincinnati Gazette and nt tho outbreak of tho civil war went to tho front as war correspondent for that journal In the spring of 18C3 ho went to Washington nnd was appointed librarian of tho house of representatives and acvjU as correspondent of tho Cincinnati Gazette In 180o accompanied by Chief Justice S V Chuso he made a tour of the south Mr Itcid published After tho War a Southern Tour as a result of his excursion In 1865 07 he engaged in tho cotton planting business in Louisiana and Alabama and published Ohio in tho War In 1608 ho returned to tlio Cincinnati Gazette and beeuino one of its leading Soon after Horaco Greeley ro editors liowed his offer first made in lbttJ of a position on tho New York Tribune Tlio olTcr was accepted and in ISOJ Mr Held be euino managing editor Upon tho nom Â¬ ination of Greeley for president in 18iMr Held became editor in chief and upon tho death of the founder became owner of Tlio Tribune In lbtO he was appointed minis- Â¬ ter to France which oflfce ho resigned Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ ED MITCHELL i --DE ALE It IX STODDARDS NEW CLIMAX ami TIGER DISC HARROWS wmMmmgfrmgmgmgMgZ LiKBDavyCrockBttsCoofl II COR AfVAU J j J jam i l Hardware Queensware Tinware Stoves and a full line of Ag- Tieultural Implements - iJIIKI recently THE PLATFORM Full Itoport of tho Cuinmlttco on v fA m t plause the demonstration L4WllPn Tovna 9 vntoa fv TTnwiiinii Mying him the necessary votes to noini- wtp mm was announced by the chair- man of the delegation thcto was no lm lAlnn chahco TofJJtho chairman ftF LIU UUilTXtl tlou to announce the balance of tho jvptb of tho dolcgation Tho delegates khesv what the vote of Texas meant twid as the Harrison 22 came out fVeay Harrison man sprang to his foot YFWS Jko mad Hat were throrrti across tho hall and there was great con- sign- - Tho t bnnd struck up HailTo 10 Chief which onlv increased tho eathusiasm Tho delocrntes wont un vand down the nislearBbakirighandsi I floor and announced that on tho origin- Â¬ al voto at MoKinleys request lw had yotcd for Harrison- - The announcement or tno voto was greeted with applause which was rcnowed when Oregon gave feoven votes for McKinley Ohio leading Then Mr McKinloys alternate got tho of the United States assembled in general convention on the shores of tho Mississippi river tho everlasting bond of nn Jndo struetablo republic whose most glorious chapter of history is the record of tho ReÂ¬ publican party congratulate their coun- Â¬ trymen on the majestic march of tho na- Â¬ tion under tho banners inscribed with tho principles of our platform of 1868 vindi cated by victory at the polls and prosper Â¬ ity in our fields workshops and mines nd mako tho following declaration of principles Tle TnrllT We reaffirm the American doctrino of Wo can attention to Its protection growth abroad Wo maintain that the prosperous condition of our country is largely duo to tlio wiso revenuo legislation of the Republican congress Wo bolievothat all articles which can not be produced in the- United States ex-Â¬ Â¬ Itcso- llttiOIIB Tho representatives of tho Republicans xf at tlio earliest possible moment consistent service - and realllrm the declaration contuined in the Republican platform of 88 pledging the reduction of letter postage to one cent Â¬ ue ihrt i unri vi niw iwinr Business Mention Black 09J f with tho miiintuinaiice of the postolllce de partment and the highest claw of postal irCIvll Cfnrvlre and white oinbroidpric Sam- - Sfk I drespatteniHat cot at John cept luxuries should bo admitted free of duty and that ouall imports coming into compctitionwitlnthoproduoh of Aincricnu labor therq should be duties made equal to the difference between wages abroad and at home sJS We assert that the prices of manu Â¬ factured articles of general consumption have been reduced under the opei atious bf j the tariff net of 46U0 We derounct thCtifforl s nt 1 lie Democrat ie maJQrty of thehoubt to desti oy our tariit laws by peademeal as manifehtefl by their attncksoii wool lend and leiid ore nntj We ask tho people for their judgment thereon Wd point to tho success of the Itcnuhli can policy of reciprocity under which ex poit trade has viustlv increased and new and enlarged market s have leui opened tiMiuuiHuiuvuur luniia uuu wqcii- We1 remind tho peoplo of tho bitrer opposition of the Democratic party to tjds pmcucii ousmess measure anu cininr Iliac executed by arflcpubllBVn aduilnlstm1i6n ourpioHcmr iawswiii eventually give us control of tho trade ofthQ YVorUL We cbinmend tho spirit and evMenco of reform hutlie clvlllruce and the wise and consistent enforcement by tlio Itepub lican party oft the laws relating to tho same pW Nlrnriigmi Cnnnl The construction of tho Nicaragua canal is one of the highest importance to tho American ueoplcvboth as a ineusuro of national defense and to build up nndiiihtn tain American commerce and It shouldjbo controlled byItlo Uiiittil States govern Â¬ - Big stock of gents fancy neckwear at Sharpe Trimble Dentons new eft styles T II Carter is putting in all kinds of liiiijiwtthattite ofMhc VesW fiiakcs r Our rivals are compelled to come down from their high prices by our enter- Â¬ prise The only way to be sure of the benefit is to come to the origina- Â¬ tors Well always do a little better than anyone else And if you doubt this assertion just come in and be convinced 1 ment L MttJorMcKinlojJwantedthoVoniina nojamojjuianamQuSrhutHoveTOlob3cc Silver pons were mauo ana tno roll can was ThfjAmorlcan people from tradition finished After a fewf minutcsftimo the interest iavorN oiimetallrsmand tlfe Jftud K6 secretary nniunincefl fho rftnltt Wholo pblilicjui party 4einaads tho Ufiopf botli t vimijciistj gpld pnd silver let sUujdaramoheSAiih whiii jjecossury uumwij RBwijamin t Harrison re to chocoj4Wj ceived 5B34 UhTaihertG lMinomfeivod ionsfbbo deternvlned by cQiitemplution oi wiui luuciuiuiuinuiiiviius diStl a William McKinley 182 Robert chasing and debt payingmj powerwiuof pur the JSftuncoln 1 Thomas B Reed 4 Uollar whether of silver gold or paper Tho chairman said President Ben- innn Harrison havimr received a maior- TJio interests of thOj the aty of tho Votes cUt has TBcoivedtho country its farmers1 and prqlncers of its wnHiiiirmm Wiriinution of this Convention Hfnlliit fdemindthat every nloIlaV prtpdr or gold do nnnuiinoiw Loud cries of yesJ issued by tho government shall bo as good Tho nomination was then inado unan- as any other Wo commend tho wise andpatriotic steps already taken by our govimous JW wcuro uu lnieniauonai colliern n v njrin a A motion to Wulopt suBjneasures as was immediately offeiedaM agreed tV JiiHTft ity of value between gold will limuhi pm andsiHet Kvcr mindful of tlio services Qiul sacrifices ami tho heatodi aud CxcitcU y assemblage for use as money tpoiighout thowoild j The fiiio plumbing voik tlouo in of tho nion whoaved tho lib of the nation dispersed Z XIUCUOIIB we pledtre anew tlio Veteran soldiers ol tho Taulbee IIaydou Iniirmarv was Wo demand that eery citizen of tho the republic n watchful care nnd recogni lrldnya jvunlii Suasion executed by T II Carter 45 2 L nited States shall bo allowed to cast one MnnfEArous June jl Tho evening fieeand unrestricted ballot in all public tion ot their just claims upon a grateful people lliglinoof new ribbons for dres session of tho convention was littlo more elections nnd thnt such ballot shall be Harrison Administration trimming just received at T P Mar- Â¬ Than a ratification meeting The nonr-- counted and returned a custf that such o commend the able patriotic and laws shall bo enacted and enforced as will SOLD BYfl ieo for thoVice presidoncS- - was solected Cos thoroughly American administration of tin secure to bo ho rich or ima meeting of thoUow York delegation nafiyoor every citizen white or black poor jiesuient Huruson Lnder it the country foreign porn thi JgHd an hour before tho convention was soveieigu right guaranteed by tho consti- has enjoyed leinarknble prosperity and tho llanan Son patent leather shoes called to order l tution the fico nnd honest popular ballot dignity and honor of the nation at homo for men something nobby at Greene have lieen faithfully main v By tacit consent the naming ofevico tho just and equal repicscutationof all the and abioad we offer iJresidential cmUlidato Was left to tlio peoplo as wbll Us tho just nnd equal pro- taiued and guarantee the record of pledges Clay Ic Clionaiilts of faithful performJfow York delegation Tho delegation tection under the laws as the foundation oi kept and a Ice cream fcoda wator at T G and the party at its meeting was not long in arriving our republican institutions until the integ ance in tholuture never Julians at tho conclusion to present tho naino of will of the relax its effortspurity of the elec nty tlio McCaim Stockwell Co imortcrs ex Minister Whitelaw Reid Tho only tions shall ballot and guaranteed uud probo fully Ladies red and black silk mi s at other name discusbed was that of Vico tected in every state of china glass and housekeeping John Samuels cheap Prebidont Morton and in tho end tho Southern Outi ijts ware5 corner Mill and Muin ttiectf Agreement upon Mr Reid was unaniWo denounce tho continued inhuman Lexington Ky The largest stock of homo mami headquarters for line mous ontiasexneniet rated unon Ameiii nn iti At seven minutes Iwforo 9 oclock ens for political l wusons in cci tain states wares at low prices Wo aro now re- Â¬ faeiured Hour u 250 and 270 for Chairman McKinley called tho conven- of tho Union ceiving tho largest nicest and cheap- Â¬ t ic vorv best A Baum Sox tion to order As soon as tlio convenliiieltn Elntions tion was in order tho chairman an- Â¬ Wofaxor tho extension of oitr foreign est stock of wares wo ever had The largest and most complete line nounced that tho next order of business commcice tho restoration of our merean A decorated breakfast dinner and tea va the piesentntion of names for nomi tilomaiino by home huilt shins mul tin of Oxford tics for ladies misses and a navy - fOOO nation to tho vice piesidency Tho roll of construction of interests foi tlio protection sot 112 picco for - children at the lowest nricus nt and istates called without interruption until of our nntronal maintenance the honor of A nice chamber set - 2 our Hug the of the most Giceiie Clay Chenaults New York was reached Then State Sen- Â¬ friendly relations with all foreign powers 125 ator OConnor was recognized and took entangling alliance with none and the pro- A tin set While mull hats at cost at T V tho platform to nominate Hon tection of tho rights of our lislicnnen Fine thin tumblers per doen 50 o reaffirm our approval of the Monroe Whitohvw Reid for vico President Mata Cos lamp Duplex At tho conclusion of tho sneoch T C doctrine and believe in the achievement oi A nice parlor Take jour proscriptions to Julians I Settle of Tennessee tgot thoiioor A tho manifest destiny of tlio republic in it burner ton inch shade and bowl to TiiTircTiffliLWjfflnaTrTf nrjairtPiaftT broadest senM x lelegato f move thofrom West tfjrginn tried Mto Wo faXOrthe eilfoi Cemeut OI llinra strtnrr match all set in brass for - - JfloO to be tilled with caro and pure drugs unanimousN Election of enthnysand regulations lot the Big line of Challon handkerchiefs XoM Uut bottle lusisina in taking the of criminal pauper uud Ion tract restriction - Our lines of cheap wares and line immigrapffrfonn and on Iwln 7or Tennessee wares arc very complete and any one at 1U cents each at John Samuels nominatod ono of tho g ndest characItliAcrllnnooiis visiting Lexington should tep in Xo 37 North Broad wav Second Floor Sugar cured hams tbo best wo o lavor omeient legislation ov congress ter in American toliticsuHoii Thomas n vu jiiumii mu It mu auu111 juiioi oi employes ot look and learn if yon caro not to buy have ever handled A Baum B ReoS of Mainn Sox the railioad CM Lowlhan of Yirgnia gqt tho ing interstatecompanies engaged m curry Xo nowspapcr can describe our utock conimcice utd recommend jilatfonn to eecond tho nomination but legislation by thorespecthestttes J L Ilainlino fc Co aro selling all that will the Maino delegation olripcted in fv piotect employes engaged In interstate Come and see corner Mill and Main all goods at cost Remember placo of Reeds name boimr usdd without hi mn commerce in mining ami In mauulactur streets Lexington Ky 31 3m sent and finally Mr Settle withdrew ing business East Main street Dkikc and A Chance For Everybody Tlio Reimblican partvhis always been liMrMrReeds namo Bigstall building I 1J Carnoy of Iowa then moved to tho champion of tho oppressed and recog nizes the dignity of munhood irrespective iiKinusoi nest graito ot Carpets at the vorv Inwnst nnssilir nspenuuio rules and mako tlio nom of faith color Shurpe Trimble Ss Denton aro The Kentucky Midland lailwa prices inntion unncmons Tho rules woro thises with the or nationality It sympa cause of and their ei suspended by viva voce voto and the land and protests againsthomo rule in Ire- will sell round trip tickojs to ChiiMifn headquarters for shoes tho persecution 111 CURTAINS nomination was made unanimous Juno Juih to 20th MiniieMiili- - pi ices are at tho bottom It will pay ottho Jews in Russia Tho convention at 10 p m adjourn Â¬ Tho ultimate relinnoo of free popular Minn Juno Beautiful Curtains well worth tho money They are called you to go and eco them tooth Omaha Neb government Is the intelligence of tho peo ed sine die Bargains plo and tho maintenance of freedom among June 2Sth to 30t1 aid at one aro fin China silks handsome patterns at BIOGRAPHIES men e therefore declare nnuw our deOIL CLOTHS Central rival liur reduced prices at John Samuels votion to liberty of thought nnd eon- - the round trip Jliirilnuii science of speech and press and approe havo limited tho t ulo to all partieOil Cloths the best makes and in the newest and most desirable Benjamin Harrison is tho grandson of all agencies and instrumentalities which Dry goods notions millinory fur Â¬ patterns lHniocrat and the famous William Henry Ihurison and contribute to tho education of the children namely Republican nishing goods every articlo at cost at was horn at North Bend O Auir copies Tarty Tho Midland ollir of tho laud but while insisting upon the 1IOUSK FURNISHING GOODS 18 studied law in Cincinnati and in fullOst measure of religious liberty wo are no discrimination but fells ticket to J L Ilainlino Cos 1654 rempved to Indianapolis which lias opposed to any union ot church and state all Republicans Peoples Party Mug Â¬ No houso in Kontuoky handles better goods or sells for closer hineo been his home elected reporter We reaffirm our opposition deeluied in profits If you want a suit for tho hot of the supremo court in IfcM enlisted as the Republican plnttorin of 1S85 to all wumps Mongrels Uoinociatf- - fellow second lieuteiiatitin 16iJ and utter a short combinations of capital organized to con- citizens hoodlums and everybody weather io to Sharpe Trimble servleo orgnnii d a company of the Sev- - trol arbitrarily the condition of trade apply to rte4Jetn JiHiiana regiment and was comniln- - among our citizens We heartily endorso theFor further information tho under Â¬ Denton companys agent or to thoaction taken on this issue and ask lor luiiHiei omvu uuouKii iiiewur Carpet chain all colors at A Baum i AmnTnf BPHilin hrltrmllir miiinil such further legislation as may iw required signed C D HriiCAW uident llayes ion JMississlppt river t to Bring your watches and clocks Now millino y over day and wo sion in 1S7 Elected United States to render their enforcement more i miiiit in 18S0 In 1SSS ho was nominated K539IvtivK v Full lino of laees black and in sell thorn lower thmi anybody injtown right along- I ant now in shapo to o annrovo the nollcrof ueteatuig Cleve-tna ciucceu preside W V Reed Mdls the King Innd colors ChaiUm d your rcpairina and turn it out on tqwns and rural communities iiiiuimin land tlio advan luces cheap at John Sec our stock for the newest novelties tage of tho freo delivery services nowun- - grass seed strippor 13 21 Samuels time J L Hain W Â¬ Â¬ 1 aS JW - territories at ihq eijrliestfpospiblejnnne4t PVflP M f 1 1 I having duo lesiard td the mteieitahL the I l J 1W people of IHe territories and for tlio T II Carter s for lin rooiiucrslale United Statos All Ute federal office holders 1 i YN - f arrooiiitfcd li lhii tArritm hx dlmilrl U Uic O selected from the residents thereof and the right jstystylp Icojlarefand iicckwcar ojtepvfernment shduld bo accorded J adfarasMihicticable a Greene Clay ienaiilt8 AS Arid Ijiiits i Wo favor tfui cessibni subject to tho All poisons desiring plumbing work homestead laws of the aiid public lands to 43 2t the states and territories in which they He should call on T II Carter under such congressional restrictipnrf as to disposition reclamation iind occupancy The most complete lino of gents as settlers will secure themnximum benefits underwear in tho city at Greene to the people Tlliv Coliimbliin Kxposltlnn Clay Chenaiills Tho worlds Columbian exposition is a great national undertaking and congress James E Aoris is making a big should promptly enact such reasonable success by ilealingon tlio cash basis legislation in aid thereof as will insure a discharge of the expenses nnd obligations lie lias marked his goods down and mcuieiu inereio auu tne attainment ot ro suits commensurato with dheTHgnityi und now they fo for the cash progress Jftho nntifn f - i 1 Mr tAroris desires his friends to t X IiitvmiVrinoo I know how ho conducts business and o sympathize with all wise and legiti mate efforts to lessen nnd piivvut Jthe1 Hint he will save tlicnl lilbuov bv uvusui uueiiipenmco unu promote morality paying him the cash -- Al a rsis Tti nr4thii Tillilu At iTyvjT mlmliAA 1 latest novelties IfeJlOiS 1 4i A in childrens WS1 ware red --r attrlieiio c vv foot R hw St w -- UUCib h J aT STE3I5n iZTO- sr gSragrlssitenaSraSgggraagg ZEsi SUCCESSOR TO W S CALDWELL Tllfi N 6f Stoliaii Disc Â¬ J 1 j -- - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ W Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ SWSLr0 KY -- -- i --- --- MT STERLING Â¬ y x RfcaSEKSiSSSssrBssssafsg ia Jo HICKS CARPET STORE jwLiXxX Â¬ 11 I 1 t Â¬ iS carpits ton 3SZ3T Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ lt I Â¬ - Â¬ a0ui nj2KjJScEZb tr r mmm - Â¬ lineCo J Joxes OH VT 1 V84r i V - J1- V - r JK1 or Ifc - l tv83frt TUESDAY JUKE 14 1892 BBWWS MT STEBLIHTG- ADVOCATE - THE ADVOCATE r 1 jf - The Droam of tho Quobec Bishops Coa ICaa Ita uuu ON HMRHM BBHHB SHMKAHNMs IBMflV RHMMR BBHH f MM S0r MHM vHHBHH 1 i uf 7 A i VftvJk s Uw Lai1 AsJ 8t i CALL Tho Quebec bishops and priests in Â¬ dulge tho dream of building up a and parishes series of dioccascs stretching down tho Connecticut Val Â¬ ley until it reaches Xow York con Â¬ For all kinds of- quering a domain throughout which Trench shall bo tho universal lan Â¬ guage They rely not without 601110 reason upon tho colicsivencss of the AND French social nature and tho prolific A 1IKATITIPITT quality of tho French blood at least BAY 15 hands lilpli heavy mnno and tall black legs powerfully iiiticlcil lino stylo and n perfect model Jsjust eight years old and Is In excellent breeding cou- on this continent whero wo aro told UU1WI1 xr Tills nplrlirnfpd fvnnr rlll mnlrn llin inTannf Rnrsnn nTlmmna IFiKvmtj fw ntMna that two prominent officials of the Steiling between tho Mnysvillo and Jliukstou ilko at u I province of Quobec aro twenty sixth AM in it to win and will do it by handling only the 15 children and the Speaker of the Aujr 13 tf House of Commons is tho tweuty best makeof goods and selling at a small profit Allen will be rotalncd on all colts for season money Money duo when mare foals Is parted with or bred to another hoivo without permission iourth child of a twenty fourth child The time is off for success in a small business with Clans auiamvuk wnssircii uv sirninmoioius uio 01 santnuiaulthl 17J and SO moitj In 230 or Professor Hamou of Montreal uttorly tor ftll n of 11 flnma nf 11 linrfnrmnri In 2SO Hifn nt large profits Business Men can onlv hone to at tiiiiiiiniHi t Qon btt nr Santn Clnus sire of Sidncv 2101f sli o 7 Dcrfoimei s In 2S0 Includlnir finlii Tnf Siii - the wholcsalo view of dissents from rt -aiIc tain success in this day of progress by many sales nnson 20J4i of dam of Dally Wilkes 2 2SW thoUaltimoro Homan Catholic Con- Â¬ thington 227Keach article bearing a small profit and then every cus nc oam or santa Ulaus 210 societies havo no gress that national Trinidad 951 tomer must be treated alike How unfair it is to sell jsofist by llainblctoniau 1st dam Lady Wnltcrmisc dam of reason for their existenco in the Marshal to one man at a certain price and because his neighbor uy luiiivnifiicjiii 2nd iiim saui to ua uy iinmoieionian for his Church of this country I Altn by American Clay 1st dam Lady Turner by Mainbrino Chief is a little closer to sell to him for less money This low season jtrico will enable any one to breed to ono of the llnest bred trotters lit this sco- in which It is dream is of a new France i ALTAMOKK in two months tiaining tixttcd a full mllo In 235 not right My stock of FURNITURE is entirely customs and OURES NOTHING BUT PILES tho French language taamauauBM wnamnna Mm Mmmmh NEW not a piece of old stock It has been pur- Â¬ even nationality shall be made per Â¬ A SURE and CERTAIN CURE Also at tho snmo time and placo shall chased for the cash it is in my store less all discounts manent so that Now England known for 15 years as tho BEST REMEDY FOR PILES LOUIS bo but au outlaying province of Que- Â¬ Buying my entire stock at once by car load shipments Prepared bj niClURDSOXTlTLOnUKD CO SI bec Here is at once presented a prob Â¬ I have saved considerable freight expense andby lem uttorly distinct from any morely these methods my stock is put in the store much One of the flncct Young Jacks In the State will bo permitted to serve a finest number of religious problem thus far oirered mares nt cheaper than when small orders are made hence I can and one that is at first sight more sell at very close figures saving money to my 10 perplexing What is to solve it customers and making some for myself Goods which The reply is tho same Not chiefly And a few Jennets at 23 Conditions as given above I have subjected to very low prices Address laws schools missions though these may have their part But tho silent BED ROOM SUITS DiNING ROOM FUR- Â¬ forces of Nature are destined to prove NITURE PARLOR STTTTS FOTnTM stronger tho influences of business Sterling Ky BEDS WARDROBES BOOK CASES SIDE- Â¬ In Avhatovcr of travel of occupation BOARDS ETC nationality the parents wish their the children children to prosper I ot tno worm catch tho influences around them and wish to keep step ij Tvith it English speaking priests tell U3 that tho French children envy the This premium Denmark saddle stallion will English speaking children fov finding mako the picsunt season of ISM at my fann at I also keep a complete line of CASKETS in my employment moro readily and lising 12 to Insure a Living Colt so they Undertaking Department and having graduated in by promotion more easily DOLAX DEXMAltlC is a daik bay lBJf this business in offering my services it is with the con- Â¬ learn English themselves and for nanus lilpli lulllu Muy Hill 1939 Willi au CXlIa and tall every such word learned some French heavy mane the great Washington the swoop fidence that I understand the business and can give Sired by stake addlu stallion of world dam br word grows less familiar Tho silent gicat combined stallion theTrojan next dam the satisfaction by Wnshlngion Denmark tho fonndcr of tho world 1 forces of nature and society are too renowned saddle horse family Washington is by Cromwell ho by Washington Denmark ho by strong for the separate nationality bailies Â¬ m Lloyd s orrooH MAN STREETon Next Door to R C Denmaiksiie of paces with records bet Drug Store Residence West High Street ter than French may be the language of tho brino 2 23 Trojan by Jlrignoll ho by Main- Â¬ IH Chief borne but English is that of tho fac DOLAN DEXMAUK is as high bred as any saddle tory tho shop the railway It may tllplfV stallion in Montgomery county or Ken- IFn ttVIPna 1f Wfldlllnirttn liinmaV in both sides and is backed up by Mambrmo Chief tako years of steady attrition but the andltrown Pilot the sire of Pilot Jr tho horso in the result is as sure and with the Ital Â¬ that is so famous Maud Spedigrees of the Rreat trotters such as 20 SggSgsS tho Hungarians tho Russians 210 I etc my stallion lower ians stand than any stallion I individuality and breodmg Here and there may be congested know of with his all A licnrefcrvcdon colts under all conditions He represents morecompanies and pays his losses with these national Â¬ Service money due when maio is imitod with or spots where groups of traded os Urass furnished at 8K cents jwr day more promptness than any agent in Eastern Kentucky ities live in a detached way and strive English Anderson and insures at rates as low as any agent of a first class but to keep up the old local tradition company Office Deposit Bank ist floor such spots aro like islands in a rapid Chamberlains Eye anfl Skin river with the current always eating Ointment awav their shores Whatever else A certain cure for Chronic Soro Eyes tho tumultuous current of our social Tetter Salt Ehoum Scald Head Old AT life does it at least nationalizes for Chronic Sores Fever Sores Eczema f Itch Prairio Scratches Soro Nipples good or for evil T W Higginson ana riles it is cooling and soothing in Harpers Bazar Hundreds of cases havo boon cured by it after all other treatment had failed What the Deacon Died of It Is put up in 25 and CO cent boxes Nearly four years ago Deacon RECORD 234 PUKE BExlIOCBACY Elisha Pratt of New Providence N SI UK 3 DAM JESSIE PKPlEU J died of cholera morbus after eating The kind that raade our country ono Siro of 34 trotters mil ALMOST In 230 2 paceis list Dnmoj Ionn217J4 of tho greatest powers among nutions a hearty dinner and his widow has Hsonshnvo Hired 174 trottera mid 2 pacers in - - Aipim 25HJ4 is what is now needed to combat tho iioiist placed a strange memorial of the WdMushteralmvo crisis prophesied bv that trim nntrinf Pac Higunngiter pnxluclngBOH producing granddaughters 5 producing piiccra ni 2so event in the parlor Under a largo Abraham Lincoln who said I- Progenitor of over In 230 is an enormous silver plat glass cade Tho greatest maro bred to AlmonU 1 We may all congratulate ourselves ler arranged in regular order arc thaUhe cruel war is nearing its close Jt win mako t0 6cason of 1892 at MAPLE OTlti A TO portions of meat vegetables water Â¬ has indeed been a trying hour for tho HILL STOCK FARM in charge of Bean Big Stock Boys School Suits HOWARD Republic But I see in the near future V10 o1310 IXSUIiE or 75 SEASON payable when ono of his get go melon cucumber ice cream pic etc STAD the 2 30 list AKERS Fine Shoes for Ladies5 Misses Children molded in wax They represent as a crisis arising that unnerves mo and in causes me to Almont 33 by Abdallah 15 Jessie Pepper by Mambrino nearly as possible the exact quantity of my countrytremble for tho safety As a result of tho dam by Mambrino Chief 11 Chief 11 dam by Sidi Unmet Â¬ of each of these articles that the dea war corporations havo been enthroned 2d dam Pilot Jr 12 thoroughbred son of Virginius con ate the evening before he died and an era of corruption in high places by Sir Archy g d Rob- Â¬ They stand on the platter in just tho will follow The Money Power of the ert WicklilTo mare order that the real articles were con- Â¬ country will endeavor to prolong its by Mr Pratt Scattered reign by working upon the prejudices sumed through tho solids are goblets full of of tho people until all wealth is ag- Â¬ gregated in a few hands and tho wax colored to represent the cider Republic destroyed I feel at this MANDFACTUKEttd OP that tho deacon imbibed during tho moment moro auxietv for tho rmfotv tnllln HI iuilvo the seann ot dinner Each wax imitation io per Â¬ of my country than ever before even i i TirlnJlax11 Roistered pi cmliim tho Winchester and Mt Mulling1SI2 nt tho starilcsof W M Winchester on TTTr-7rri- 4turnpike near art ion church a fect and looks as though it wore a real ui me miust oi war There is no disguising the fact that piece of meat or portion of fruit The 20 TO INSURE A LIVING COLT quantity represented is enormous tho condition now confronts us which IIKCTOn TiVMAUK is a Hell bay with small Ptnrln his face nnd a trim mnnn n Fho caused the patriot Lincoln so much On top of the glass case is a littlo arch anxiety county iy l 1 V Tili sli pil f jeuu made of solid silver Above the arch A money power controls political Denniaik Inthiid damivinv l rst iliimq by Hiilcoiiiv i wcond iidam by Jewell by Wnsliinirtnn Grates Stoves Hollow fare Air Grates hv LnnVmir in h swinii u iuyj iro vvn Illillllll siiiui is a silver figure of an angel blowinga parties and all important elections Etc iiim iimrii iiv nfi ii v SashJ Weights i v rill nniKioii lijf lnm by John dam by Suspended from the center placing its agents in high places of Ucjmweirssecond dam by Ciusaler Dilliml dam bv CiKskspur Jj ey Eagle AVasliingto rs llWt dam bj trumuct -- Agents for American ihhd English Til- eAt tho same time and place at Twenty Dollars to Insure a Llvlut Colt of the arch is a tiny tablet of white honor and trust The same power controls all legis- Â¬ marble on which in deep black ujjJUUJS to SALESROOMS V lation and dictates what shall bo the 433 aro engraved the following 435 West Jefferson Street law of tho land a result made possible This is what the deacon and easy by words 1sltllyo11IV1eIck110 ly Mambrino Legrnml ho by Ilishland working upon tho prejuhe by Mainbrino C ief itodeilck Jrn llwtdani Jlollfo Tliiton by I ntucLy bv Hlclilnml New York Tribune died of j iViJfl T lV dice of the people through the medium ilalor llifckonrlilgo he bv Superior IlifrlilnndPi- Iu liv Tm w i iinAt iiiiu hi 10 nun action of the public press of which ninety eii Vlrsa Tho United States lias ten war nine out of every hundred aro either ftMAuutiWlSiislSfl ships under construction and eleven owned in full or part or controlled by which have been launched and aro n its agency Wo aro now offering a now Spring ami Summer stock-nothinThe political contest of 1892 will ceiving their engines armor or finish Â¬ left over x Will also mako tho season of 1802 at TEN DOLLAIiS TO IXSUItK A LIVING again test tho strength of this money llnely lned trotting stall on s foureiii soldlvtioii luinU iiii nin ing touches Tho vessels now on the M1118 xivXiuihS il iES niu HVC1 JiiSS Our Hamburg ami Torclion Lace aro tho c - JVM1 stocks include four battle ships tho power different from previous efforts ue KJsdvkV Ilanibletimlnn in ii oiuiiuiiiiiiu iiu iiv igocii Mwte only in its greater virulence and ability ili stdauilyCamptonhobyMeengerlJuiocwlth51n tho 230 lUu Ladies Sleeveless Vests 8c 10c 15c icopesteach tho city Texas Massachusetts Also tho llnojoung black Sack Oregon and to deceive nd 25c Lat Seamless Hoso at Eiidhma Tho Texas can bo launched Ladies Fast Black Hoso at 25c Windsor Ties 15c Liko an oasis in the desert tho 23 in July ach Tho Cruisers Cincinnati Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer rises BamW 10c and 25c each Childrens Sj Childrens Mull Hats 50c each ChildrcVce Marblohead and No 12 as yet un Â¬ equal to tho emergency placing beforo Daniel is 4 years old black in colat with mealy noo Xeaily 15 hands is fo Sor Wo aro agents for the famous named together with the harbor do its readers unbiased truth and facts handler a nr onproducer and of tho celebrated Mammoth stock fti vlcc or nnrocoft hoi se colts M Money for tho son Ices of tho horses ond Jack duo when tho c s como or mareS bo harmful to corruptionists plans and ii pai ted with Caro taken to prenent accidents bat not responsible should any otom fence ram will bo put into tho water o Ev-l-liien j o oenencial to the people Truth is tallied on all colts until season money is paid n the coureo of tho summer mighty and will prevail is tho En- Â¬ N M 0 quirer platform It is always great NO 21 WEST MAIN STREET Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla comfort to read tho Enquirer MT STERLING KY Oassity Smit3i KENTUCKY Mt STERLING KENTUCKY I A S UTTON East Main Street VIRGINIA Cheap COAL FURNITURE TO INSURE A LIVING OOLT A - Tyill ifiiii IT jJbJlliJEu RAGAjST TO INSURE A LIVING COLT saratuia WILSON lit FIRE FIRE m Dolan Denmark FIRE Â¬ If you want good Insurance 1 insure with HOFFMAN If you want reliable Insurance I Insure with HOFFMAN If you want to insure in companies that pay all losses promptly Insure with HOFFMAN m m - I 1 fcis aaggggM ggggggggg in iu iinill Bargains for the People Clothing Hats Boots TRIMBLE Traders vk A HOFFMAN Shoes Alnioiit Arcliy 747 BOO lENTONS Aim T7t7T lTr J Best grades at Bottom prices No snop worn goods in the lot New Stock v SHARP TRIMBLE DENTON CO THE FISCHER LEAF HECTOR DENMARK s j ffimMM MATTIT Iron Slate Wood Aantela LOUlSVlIHe Ky 1 J 1 11J11I1 111 i lot-to- r- RODERICK JR - Â¬ 1 SKfflJslJiMWiMtarJ i tt -- ED SUTHERLAND JR J iBLaefeet Store 1 teViiS- DANIEL nC- Rnitii 1 i CLAEK Complexion Powder FEENEY itltaT w B uaLgaEmmmWimmmmummmmmmmSmTiR - WW4 ydm pnnm MT STERLING- ADVOCATE TUESDAY - JUSn14 1892 r rfHE ADVOCATE Quoor Stores of LUcky Minors A few of tho mauyatories that are told of miners luck will enable tlio reador to understand how and why the heads of whole communities may Jim bo turned in mining regions Whitlatch the discoverer oftho mine near Helena led a typical Western miners life The mine in question is now owned in England and has produced 2000 000 in gold After Jim Whitlatch had sold tho property forl500000 ho went to New York to make as much Ho was a raro monoy as Vandorbilt treat to Wall street which fattened on him and in ono year let him go with only tho clothes on his hack Ho returned to Montana began pros Â¬ pecting again and discovered a mine for which ho received 250000 He went to Chicago to rival Mr Potter Palmer inwoalth and returned just as ho did from Now York flat strapped as he would havo expressed it He mado still another fortune and went to San Francisco where ho died a poor man Another Lowis and Clarko county mine tho Drum Lum mon provides another such story It was discovered by an Irish immi Â¬ grant named Thos Cruse Although ho owned it ho could not get a sack of ilour on credit Ho sold it to au English syndicato for 1500000 But ho remains ono of tho wealthy men of Helena There is an ex Stato Senator in Beaver Head county who owns a very rich mine tho oro yielding 700 to the ton not Ho is a California Forty Niner who camo as a prospector to Montana and since discovering his mine ho has lived upon it in a pecu liar way Ho has no faith in banks He says money is safest in tho ground When ho has spout what monoy he has he takes out a wagon load of ore ships it to Omaha sells it and lives on tno returns until no needs another wagon load Thoro is a queer story concerning the Spotted Horse Mine in Fergus coiiuty It was found by P A Mo Adb who sold it to Governor Hauser and A M Holder for 500000 three years ago They paid a largo sum down in cash and tho other payments were to come out of tho ground The re was in pockets each of which was easily exhausted Whatever was akenout wontMo MoAdo - who goi about100000 Then the purchasers abandoned it on tho advice- of ex perts and Mr Mc Ado took hold of it Ho found tho vein over which rails had been laid for a mining car Ho lias taken out 500000 and it is still a good mine One of these children of luck oamo to illclena with- money picked out a wife who was then a poor soamstrcss hired a hotel and in vited the town to tho wedding The amount of champagne that flowed at that wedding was fabulous and it is said tho whole town reeled to bed From Montana that night the Treasure State in Harpers Maga zine for Juno To Rid Poultry of Llco Whit-Iatch-ITnion How Ofton Should Corn Bo Cu- Â¬ ltivated Thirty plats wcro dovoted last sea Â¬ son to tho answering of this question at tho Kansas station Tho experi Â¬ ment was divided into two series of Series A had five fifteen plats each plats cultivated twico a week five plats onco a week and flvo plats onco Tho threo five plat in two weeks groups in sories B wcro cultivated respectively two four and six times Tho implement during tho season tooth cultivator used was a spring that gave shallow culturo and could bo run close to the plants without disturbing tho roots Tho land was clay loam SMI BUT IB uZiu S- i lwrllii1fl for sarDsriDasiiD 18S0 V f 1 Bay horse 10 hands high foaled in MU 750 Slro of Doll 7otors SSO Stalling Ky by Hied by John McDonald 04 Infants and Children Castoria cores Sired by Bellwood 1st dam shed by Belmont Kate Pennlngton Thorn Jr 4 22jX Rlro T IE Standard Bearer 5300 J die of lnnncr iloy22ij lowc 21S aud otheis ilai to children Uii I recommend It u superior to any preecriptloa known to me11 H A Auchxs 21 D 111 So Oxford St Brooklyn N Y The use of Castorta Is so universal and Its merits so well known that it seems a work of supererogation to endorse it Few are the Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria within easy reach CinLos Marttk DD new xorJEu Lato Pastor Bloomingdalo BeXormcd Church C m t orl a Is o veil adapted Sour Stomach Diarrhoea Eructation Kills Worms gives sleep and promotes di Without injurious medication Colic Constipation 2d dam Lady f nWdnd Clan 211 tap 386 IP A uniformity in yield in the plats a New York City under similar treatment in both series is noted in tho report of result But Tot CerriuK Cowvxt 77 Mumuy Stbebt New York what is still more interesting is that tho highest yields attained in both sories when cultivated onco in two weeks and when cultivated four times during tho season is tho result of what is practically tho same amount of cultivation Though the culturo did not occur on tho same DKALEIt IX- dates for both sets tho plats cultiva- Â¬ ted onco in two weeks were also gono over four times This experiment al- Â¬ so seemed to prove that iu a wet sea- Â¬ son like tho last and on soil of the character hero employed it is possi- Â¬ ble to give corn both too much and too little culture Tho latter caso is readily conceded by everybody but that tho ground can be stirred too Is now receiving complete lines of often will probably not meet with so universal assent Nor is it probable Goods Ginghams Satines that the more stirring of tho surfaco Dress is in itself injurous if the soil is not Hamburg Swiss and Nainsook Embroideries and too wet when worked but tho great- Â¬ Torchon Laces er tho number of times tho cultivator runs through the rows tho greater In Dress Goods I have Novelty and Plain Bedford aro tho number of chances that tho in several different qualities New Serges and roots on some plants will bo injured Cords and also that now und then a leaning Cloths Silks and Dress Trimmings stalk will bo broken by tho team in Will now sell Blankets Comforts Heavy Underwear spito of tho caro exercised by the and Cloaks at Cost plowman and tho director attributes tho diminished yield of tho plats sub- Â¬ ject to frequent cultivation to these causes rather than to tho mero stir Â¬ At 50 cents on the dollar of what they cost ring of tho soil For several years I have recommended your Castoria and shall always continue to do so as it has invariably produced beneficial result Edwin F Pardeb M D Tho Wlnthrop 155th Street and Tth Avo M 22 Fnnstn 217 slro of 1 ic 22i KAiitino42I4HI Knm Frou by by of Sidney Snnti dam Williams Mambrlnoslro of dams of Wilkes Highland Chief 22S Santa Claus Hnchcl D22SU Ac dlambiino 21714 3d dam iimnuTino Liiiu li I1klm oon 720 slro of W Van 225 Kjswood 221 she of Sll u ood 22SfU b llellmoiit 04 silt of NtitHcxxi 2llvM Wediro- ici MOOC U 2 1L and U4 otheis in 20 - ltit Hiis Uiunhinr l ii 10 ti ltiltl Vnnlti ltilt flntu nf riuin i n i Z i id Itla AtMiillnh IS vlit of Goldsmith inald llflltlll iwiit04b 214 dam Uelle by AT I link Kate son of unl n in ii Milnf uiiiI iriii titn JOHN SAMUELS -- Ann UIAH 15 lij Ilnintilctnnlnn 10 dam Kntv Diullnjr Standard JloaicrCUOby Volunteer fi nliv of M Julian 21P mid 2s othen oluntierbj IlnmbleUmlxin 10 Wllllnmt Mumhiinn by hi icon son of Mnmbilim C hlcf 11 Highland Chief son of Mimbiino thief STKUIJNG liny fo a Inijje hnmWomc Iioim1 w ith line bet of feet anil leg His bleeding is llivt clnss as bo entile sale blood tlio of wtmef tliclwst producing nire In the ntht We can piomUo you that sterling Hoy will not onl she peed colts but the best coach luiiHslii tho land STKUIING 110V ill make the season of 1S02 at our stables at tho ciy low price of Notions Boots Cassimeres Shoes and Furnishing Goods Mt Sterling Ky Percals Dry Goods and S25 TO INSURE A LIVE COLT WMoney due when colt come mate pat ted with or bied toan other horse OTE We ill gho a premium of f 25 for tho best colt of 14TJ BRIDGES I3RQS Judy Ky GEOCEBI ES 5 JKmitiiplnr flanhiQl D D xxjxxitvijixj vuHtx Itl JLvi Xli BLUE GRASS ROUTE Shortest and Quickest Route STAPLE AND FANCY Canned Goods Embracing FROM CENTRAL KENTUCKY TO ALL POINTS KOBTH a m SOUTH V Seventeen Cloaks Strange Lakea and Rlyers Thore is a strange lake in Hungary known as tho Neusoidler See six- Â¬ teen miles loug and six miles wide in its broadest part which has no tribu- Â¬ taries but derives all its water from tho rainfall that drops into it It is a very largo lake to be supported wholly this way There aro no mountains very near it but it occupies a slight depression in an almost level plain Once in a while tho lake has dried up aud within tho past two years it has lost half of its water and now its depth is only threo feet Tho Hungarian government has decided to do away with this lake aud has commenced to dig a canal by which tho precipitation will hereafter be drained away from the lake bed Somo thousands of acres of rich farm ing land will thus be obtained The French scholar Martel who has long made a study of underground water courses has recently been ex ploring the caves and underground channels of the Pelononcsus iu Greece He says that theso under Â¬ ground rivers servo a mo3t useful purpose for through them a large amount of water is drained away which would otherwise stagnate make swamps and breed ill health in largo districts that are now healthful and devoted to agricultural purposes It was Martel who discovered an un Â¬ derground river at Taka not far from Tripolis in Africa by means ot which somo enormous swamp3 that had been the occasion of much sickness were drained and fitted for agriculture by tho process of connecting them with theso remarkable underground channels Portland Transcript Hay Caps JOHN SAMUELS Tft mr - corn tomatoes peas beans pumpkins ap- Â¬ Schedule ples peaches pears cherries apricots c This line of SouthBouud goods is fresh of first quality and will be sold very cheap Ito Cincinnati Through daily train servico betweou J Iff 1 II imnt a 4 uiuiiiuiuii auu iuiuaiesuorougn aud points on L N R R in Effect Nor 15 1891 ixprcsa 8 10 8 IS 9 4S a m 10 43 a m 10 Nol Pr Xol Fat Line Kx Sun 8 00 pm 8 08pm Dally Ex Sun 2 55pm 3 0iim 4 85pin 5 Acim No 3 ugar Coffee Tea Mo lasses At the very closest margin Iye Klchmond Lt Beren Arr LlYingston Tto Llrinston Lye London Lre CrBtliiana Arr Lcxinston Lve rls Arr Winchester Lt8 Winchester Arr Iliebinond CoviiiKtan Le Kalmoutli Lve am am in Ait Iarii la n ll 1 S is ant 9 ittpm 9 59pm 10 Jom 11 00pm 34pm 10pm 7 OOpra 25 1J 10 12 40 1 85 - iviexican I - - Mustan Liniment A Cure for the Ailments of Man and Beast A long tested pain reliever Dried and Evaporated Fruits Cigars Tobaccos Confection- Â¬ eries and every article usually kept in a first class grocery store ArrCorbln Lve Corbin Lre JUrbourTilIe5 Lve 1incville Lve Mlddlcborougb Arr Cumberlu Gp7 Lvo Corbin Lve Willianmburif Arr Jellico Lvo Klcbuiond Lve Itncaatet Arr Stanford 3 05 pra 05 p m 3 15 pm 4 10 p m 4 50 5 00 p m 53 p m a 41 p ra 7 35 p m 55 p m 35 pm am m pm pm 0 15pm A 7 05pm 7 55pm 50pm pm 4 50 5 45 fl sopm pm p in We Are Sell 1 50 p m 4 45 p in s so p m Noith liotind Lve itaiirord Lvo LancitDter Arr lticlimoud Lvo Jellico No 2 Daily ixprens No 4 Daily 7 00 7 SO No B Kx Sun Daily Everything in our line offer- Â¬ ing pecial Inducements Fresh importation of our Krout Pickles and Pickled Pig Feet 10 15 am am am am am am am 3 Arr Lo WilliaVbjf Got bin S S Jt iMBjlrttblTillo ArrCoibin LvoCotbin Lve London LvoCutuTd Gap e HidillolMJi ouU Lvo limllli 3- y 05 45 9 35 31 I M 11m 7 4 8 35 9 25 35 10 11 11 03 11 15 am am am am am am w Kerosene ointment is often recom mended in the poultry journals as a remedy for lice As many readers do not know just what kcrorene oint ment is wo give tho following ab- Â¬ stract from a report of tho Michigan State Board of Agriculturo Kerosene ointment may bo mado by simply mixing kcroseno and lard or better kerosene and sulphur This ointment is excellent to rid poultry of lice It should bo kept in a closed can in a poultry house and in tho summer tho roost poles should bo often rubbed with tho ointment An old rubber or leather glove makes this an easy and not unpleasant task Ifftor tho poultry arc on tho roosts some of this oinfnent should bo placed under the wingp about the breast and legs once in four or live weeks in tho lato summer If in addition to this yon frequently spray tho house and yard when tho fowls are out with di- Â¬ luted crude carbolic acid and white Â¬ wash the house onco a year you will not only havo a neat houso but healthy birds it tho other requisites aro provided Chickens ought to bo a very profitable adjunct to ovcrv farm and will bo if tho above sug Â¬ gestions aro carried out and tho birds well housed and fed Its use Farmer the Stock Raiser and by every one requiring an effective liniment No other application compares with it in efficacy This well known remedy has stood the test of i is almost universal by the Housewife the i I Bam Sin East Main Street An An Air Lirinjtoii Lve Litiugstoii Lve JJorea Vir lUetiiiiml Lto Hicliinond An Winches tor Lo Winuhestei An laii Lo Lexington Lto latia Lto Cjnthlniin Lto Kalniutith CotltiKton Cinciiinati u 05 am 55 am 7 10 am 7 am 7 00 am 7 53 am 8 21 nm 21 ant l am 10 10 55 am 12 10 Itll 12 41 pm 12 41 inn 1 35 pm 1 nm i 5 2 2 2 3 27 00 37 07 4 01 5 35 5 45 pin pm pin pm pill pm pm pm 3 45 4 25 4 43 5 30 fl 37 U 45 years almost generations No medicine chest is complete without a bottle of Mt Sterling Ky BLACKSMITHM am prepared to do all kinds pm pm pm pn pm pm MAYSVILLE BRANCH Xoith lSound Lto Cincinnati Lto Covington Lto Lexington Ltu Iiiii Air Jlillpisbutg An Catli lo An lohiiHin 1 00 n m 7 55 a w s IS a 111 s 40 a 111 0 10 Mustang Liniment So 10 Dall Kx TlllI -- No K 1 II Dallv 12 Occasions arise for its use almost every day All druggists and dealers have it AirMi8tille lOitm 34ini OF South Bound 5 20 Jim 15 jm 0 38 jini 7 00 pill 7 54 Jim S 30 Jim Sits 55 pin U2 inn BlacksmitMng KSWSffffifSHfAHS5BSfSf55afSWMffJjffl General Repairing Lto Maysvlllc Lto Johnson No 9 Daily Ex Sun 5 20 a 111 57 u m 50 a m 7 15 11 m 7 40 a 111 8 2S a m 10 54 No K vSim 1 Dally jnn jnn 11 Algeria Wilkes y J A Connecticut farmer writing to FREE TO ALL Our Now Illustrated Hoards Dairyman says When I Citilortio of Plants Bulbs Vines Shrubs 3 think of tho amount of hay my caps urnanonai iron havo saved mo I do not ask myself Small Fruits Grape Slro ot Hugar 221 Jessie Wilkes Vines Seeds etc will whether they havo paid or not bo mailed Free to all 229 applicants 100 pages Last year I bought somo unbleached Most coiunloto Plant ISrotwi horso 15JJ hnwW high foaled 1S82 Catalogue published 5a cotton two yards wide and mado a rS Satisfaction Guaranteed Shed by Alcjone 227 Sho McKlniiey 4 sheet wide and lon enough to pro- Â¬ 21 45 Greenhouses 30 acres Address Sliooiiil and as others in 2MU by Geoigo Wilkes Dam Alma Matoidam of S iu NANZ NEUNER Louisville Ky tect a large stack of hay It moro 230 tmiVMwmmwMmwimieiViViViJWi than paid for itself and is good for Dam Gossip by Tattler 220 son of dam Don Willes 221 twenty years to come It is a very lilotJi12niieof 9In2M0 rr slro of gi dum ABhmotc 227 handy thing to throw over a load in iu the list ORCHARD 1892 1892 21 dam Jessie Pep- - by Mambrino Chief II au emergency It is a good failing to per dam of Ion a 217HvVlpha223otc havo it rather too largo than too 0d dam by SidI IlameL Lawn and Garden An old maids insurance company small This sheet was mado with firrnndlv broil nunn- Wlllrna Imtsn will This has been opened in Denmark Spin eyelet holes in tho sides and ends in miiko the ecason of 1892 at lllue Grass Iailc 1U miles west of Winchester Ky on tho Colby pike stcrs can insuro themselves by a small which to tio strings aHd cords To sum ou reaching tho ago of 13 and if these cords weights are attached to Immen to stock ot fruit and ornamental treo small fruits shrubs tiniw and plants Price At 40 Insure A Colt still uumarjed at 40 aro entitled to a hold tho sheets iu place low W hut o no agents ami our protlu ecaso where theirs begin General and strawberry cat Mam kept at 10 eonts per day All tare taken regular allowance If they marry alogues ou application to hut no tiospoBiibla for aattdenU or esoapo V niLLKXMKYKR II however they forfeit all claim JIUAX A HKKUIOTT Old papers for sale at this ofllco S Saw LaxlngttMKy w Bcheefer K y 5680 HORSESHOEING I A SPECIALTY for cash it runs have reduced my prices to meet Air Lexington An Cofiigon 1 for all hard times Only around shocing aud 10 per centoll An Cincinnati Sit KNOTT Ltolilleilmig A L o Cat IMo j COpm 2 27 4 10 i 3 20 Jim 3 45 Jim 7 00 jnn 0 37 pin 0 45 pm 11 OOnm am V Special Attention Giyen to Steel fori Uenl Pnus Aitt Genet alOllIccs Lwuiiit lllu Ky S K 11 JIOUSK Asat Gcnl Tassgr Act Ofllcc Chamber ot Coinmeico lHdg Ciuti O 1 linillo Jlannger CFATMORK Bring in your wood work I am No Dally to all jioints excejit Itowland Dl prepared to do anything in this lino t Won t hicli U dally oxcept Sunday No 2 Huns daily ex Sunday from Lexington in lirst class style All work fully to Cinclnti guaranteed No 1 Huns daily 4 Thanking my customers for past I solicit a continuation of their pitronago J W BARBEE Locust street opposite lladgcr Hem jh mill favors to Â¬ -- I John Fcclian is headquarters for all kinds of roofing guttering and topairing 41 2t No ldm i dally from all stations except the Kowlnud Division which i daily except Sunday No B Daily except Sunday No 5 Daily ox Stiuday between Cincinnati and Lexington No 10 FaiUnnd Loxlngton Accommodation Daily Leave Lexington 10 00 nra ArriTca 45 am laiu 710 ralmoutli AcemnmodaMon No Learei Cin lunati t It pm Arrive Falmouth 7 05 pm dally oxcept Sunday No 8 Leavfl Falwouth 8 04 an Arrive Ci Innati 7 it m dally axcent Suadav No 1 and S make onneotioa at polut on the Y N A M T Rv No 1 Carrie thronih car itm Claelbnatl Middloborough aad Cumberland Uas and all b tennediaw atatiou aad runs dallv WlMtr ff v ji vtn mmMilkXimu a nikU -- r - ift rtri T rpsqrwy rwase7v11- - fy j -j- iy t i tfci r fj w4aVT I MT STEBLIa ADVOCATE TUESDAY JUSTE 14 1892 THE ADVOCATK HORSE AND TRACK There are ten daughters of Ham- blctonian in the great brood marc list Allerton has been bred to forty Ecvou mares this sfcason At fifty prominent trotting meet Â¬ ing already announced for tho present season tho stakes and purses foot up SS0000 is said standard sons 2 THE REPUBLICAN TICKET The Jlcpublicau Presidential ticket has been placed in tho Held and it is Benjamin Harrison and Whitelaw Held Backed as it is by all tho machinery of tho administration it is There can bo no a strong ticket part of the Demobungling on tho crats if wo wo expect to mako a suc- Â¬ cessful campaign It is necessary for us to put out tho best men in outHalf ranks and to do this unitedly hcartedues8 in tho light before us will simply mean ignominious defet The Democrats can wiu in this cou- tcs and it is only necessary for them to go before tho people with tho right kind of men and a platform which deals in no uncertain terms with the issues of tho hour The Republican platform is a clev- Â¬ erly drawn tissuo of double meaning sentences that straddles every ques- Â¬ tion with it deals It is a good Lord Lood devil sort of a document that is relied upon to promise anything to anybody Mr Harrison tho head of tho ticket stands as the advocato and strong apologist for tho most infa mous measure that has ever been at tempted in the halls of Congress the odious Forco Bill that tho Republican party sought to fasten upon a free people in order to perpetuate its lease of power The people in thunder tones in 1890 said they would have nono of it The Republicav party Iiub tho as- Â¬ surance to go before the country again calling for this pet measure of theirs If there existed no other reason than this one why the present administra- Â¬ tion should be relegated to private life this would bo amply sufficient Â¬ w ells Staple r Hazelri SEALERS IN J I i J ill1 and Faney Dry v Goods J - j uy far the largest and handsomest stock of Dress s Goods t It that Onward has 122 and Novelty Suitings in the market and all paid for Â¬ stock Torchon Atremenduou sosiery of Table Linenspaid for be-Edg all bought and Xowbold a brother to Cheyenne tloJ will be trained in Uuford Tai tons stable this year Doblc will soon have a barn full of Axtells It looks as If almost every man that has one looks for Budd to sample it J W Mercer is continent that Incas 2 14A will lower tho present trotting recoid bcfoie tho close of the season 1 thkm if- - i IjlH fore the McKinley Bill was passed -- mk MLS - have ft HAZELRIGG town i - jj- - more Carpets than all the put together We are the only house that carries the best brands such as LOWELLS HARTÂ¬ A it f A well known Tennessee corres- Â¬ pondent is authority for the predic- Â¬ tion that more than one yearling in that State will outer the 2 30 list this year 0 etc which they sell as low FORDS BROMLEYS HOUSES SELL etc and s j INFERIOR MAKES as other WELLS J c HAZELRIGG 3 II Wood has yearling by Luby handled by Bean Bros a very promising 2 20 She is being Sunol will bo driven a fast mile at Mcadville Tuly 4 and Nancy Hanks will appear the samo week at Phila Â¬ delphia for a trip against tho watch Ed Gcers thinks if Globe was hook- Â¬ ed with a running mate he could trot a mile close to two minutes It is said that Millard Saunders has a pacer a brother to Faustino 211 that can pace a half in 1 03 An Eastern breeder lately re turn iiTgfromajCaltfornia-trip says lhat Electricity 217 is doing heavier stud service this season than any other of the Palo Alto stallions Budd Doblc reports that Jack2 12 will be a large quantity in the thi season The game gray is one of the greatest horses of the day and with Dobie behind him is a formidable candidate in any com pauy two-year-old y trJ 2ifi nr have the sole control of M ShortePs Childrens and Misses Shoes the cheapest in America and every pair Made Shoes v0Vy it j tiki B n I l - - I 0V WELLS tabiv warranted Also J Johnsons Hand i im m it 4 i J If gf ill fM iVj HAZELRIGG dont deal AND in -- free-for-al- ls PI ft ot the East- Â¬ was in the hotel stable man was orders mijs a St Louis exchange Ip came a Boston tourist veiy rich and very deaf When he had anything to say he shouted it as is the habit of deaf pople and everybody in the neigh bprhood heard him exclaim Ive taken a great fancy to that horse of yours Captain How much do you Three hundred dolwant lor him Too much lars was the answer paid the deaf man who had not caught tho figures quoted by tho Cap but with tho air of a man tain who knows how to make a bargain Done Ill give OU 100 for him came the quick acceptance and it was hard to tell who was tho better pleaded the man who made the one hundred dollars or the man who thought ho had Â¬ Â¬ Represent the old time tried Orient Fire Insurance Compa- Â¬ ny of Hartford Conn with a cap ital of 2000000 The reliable Merchants Fire Insurance Co oj Newark N J and the well known Traders The Palo Alto after aie paper A Insurance Co of Chicago III ft claimed that Alto forth another wonderful ciop with near same capital this yeaiymd aid that All endorsed by the Insurance Dylnj Mans Confession oungsiers will appear colt Commissioner of Kentucky The Frankfort correspondent of that In Ariono ear mark Risks written in either at popu- Â¬ with gentleman the other the day Judge lar rates Building F llargis of Loan As- Â¬ bicil load Louisville stated that had lccently I represent gray sociations that einiont Black Hawk sell of the written xnoro Telegraph wouuing Kocpars and FarmersI that man named that 00 shares payable in monthly near Sulcview two Nancy Awful instigated destruction prominent young the bud at nine yeais buckwheat millet that County Clerks installments at ouc a share and Hungarian bought and orange and Am county result showing the ber gelding that lor 00 shares of paid up stock fudge llargis Sidcview doctor has alter beating ox Chilks woilds destruction of law important business and for 50 with a dividend of 6 per and winning trille incidents relating thereto brought returns there two of W W selling when cent payable semi annualy un- Â¬ about llaris reapers the them rotunda It binders Coal docu man and Captain Knoor the start Roberts morrow til maturity at three livery taking Louisville 1 The result of the Jcwett Farm sate shows that the trotting horte market is in a healthy condition and that men will pay all that stock i3 worth when it goes under tho hammer so long as they are possitive that there is not a bybidder behind every post and that the management winks at this mild style of robber Diiect is being given regular work ecry dayalthokgh ho has never been uskcd to go fat thus fai It is be lieved at Creighton farm that ho will be a- - last as he was last ear if not aster There are tome green horses that are eing trained here lhat will bear watching this scaon Wo knowol in Y IHu that has gone quarter 1 th records - i- people California Palo K still says will send of colts 50111c it even The war now being waged upon Prof J R Proctor State Geologist seems to us to be singularly unfortu- Â¬ nate We havo been at somo paius to try to discover the true animus of this fierce attack upon a man who has at such a low costgiven the Stale an ex- Â¬ ceptionally fine geological survey From Vhat we havo been able to gatheiyProf Proctor has offended in that he has to a small extent over Â¬ drawn his salary but ho has much more offended in that ho has a place someone else wants for himself or a henchman Prof Proctor has been abloto ucces8fully dispose of ovefy charge in ado ugaiust him but si 111 his enemies arc not satisfied Tho work dono by Mr Proctor is most excellent and his retirement under a cloud at this time would be to disci edit in the eyes of capitalists all he has done The coal lands of Pennsylvania are by far the highest priced lands in the Those of Kentucky instead State of being as now assessed at from 1 to 2 per acre would soon if pioperly brought to the notice of the outside world be valued away above tho lands in the Blue Grass As the caso now stands a few counties in tlid State bear the burden of taxatioufor that portion that is really richer than the Mictions now supporting the State government It appeals directly to the pockets of the Blue Grass fanner to use his influence to sustain a man who is in touch with the capitalists and in whose work these same money kings have confidence this wo say appeals to tiiem ame from tneir in Â¬ nate sense of justice and light doing to a faithful public servant For Honest Goods Trashy vVX t f f Treatment HONEST i1 Vi 1 go to 1 WELLS Business Mention -- Z57T7SZ3Z37T7r73 Il V j 11 XXZiESlLRICGk j m Iflli TTT lil -ir cr1 Everybody busy not an idler Fon Sugar cured hams the best I have the Lick ever handled ABaom Sox Tlic past iVeck wasfavorablorfor L Just receiyedf lifa flheSt mackerel ciuuvaiing crops fcuno iciovcr I inay n it mi harvest and blucgrassctKgathoriilg luafteva asHajfish bdgaii last wceliT market They have been bought in largeUaiTtilies aiularo boiug sold Tliercwas a good deal of hail on last Wednesday but it did but little very cheap damage 44 2 1 A Baum Sox v a iTjr j Grassy Lick r Fire and Life Assurance f - BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION ir rrAJNJJ j 1 J Hi W 1 a rJ A wh will re liii c all iceoidh The public will the 1101 believe it is possible to ro conver- Â¬ two- Cu c old of Louisville Times says a sation 2 JUf until feat is accomplished Thomas R 15 Conklin a marc by he to a hoi so come into possession ailed and got a lilly confession of a Cord he named She was had the of the to a stallion records in the Rowan Infor 130 the was office time when he JLu us a he cold was licensed to pracOvO tho record tice the which and with him him a the - The last tobacco season enabled all The largest stock of homo flour at to finish setting out their tobacco in 250 and 275 for the very best I Jf his neighborhood Royal Hungarian Sheep Dip is be Â¬ Jas F Mason had tlio misfortune ing used by some of our best and last week to lose a fine jack colt and a most successful farmers and they say yearling Idol Wilkes lilly from dis Â¬ they could not farm without it Ask temper John A Thompson what bethinks of Jas W Mason was in Louisville it CV Howe last week attending tobacco market U 2t Solo Agent Born to the wife of W B Green C W Carpenter is now ready for ou Wednesday June Sth a boy business in all departments at his new store on 31a svillo street Goods of iSajn Stofer of Lexington was vis all sorts arc being sold at prices great- Â¬ iting his parents last week ly reduced Wall paper and carpets Miss Sallie Orcar has returned from at lcs than manufacturers prices The Caiupbcllsburg splendid shoe stock is being knifed Misses Annie and Lizzie Mason will without mercy Go there if you want start to morrow for Louisville to visit bargains in all lines Miss Retta Scivers and from there I have rented the Retry Ivelley will go to Princeton Ky to visit coal yaids on Sycamore street and relatives will handle the best Virginia and Porter Christy of tho Farmers Kentucky coals Farmers will find it Warehouse was in this neighborhood to their interest to arrange with mo lor their fall and winter supply of last week looking after tobacco ship Â¬ coal while freights are at their lowest ments In connection I am handinlg the beit Ed Hall and Bob Mason are the grade- of undies ed lumber shingles champion snake killers They killed pot rails etc 15 F ltOMJMON a black racer eight feet long 2t i - rlEAL ESTATE AGENCY OF- - h - T F ROGERS CO jA 7 r Boe is tanc ot a no 1 -- Â¬ We have in store ccd sorghum teed 15 2t Thomi week most of of people in 0l Â¬ 1 Co Tho Missouri gone to on libel died his home in Flomingsburg and this confession which Judge llargis claims to have was Avrittcn just before his death and delivered to a pioiniuent minister of Flomingsburg who nly a iaw days since went to Louisville and de livered it to Judge Harris Three copies of the confession were made and it is the Judges intentions to file one in the County Court of Rowan County one in tho Chancery Court where tho libel suit it Louisville between him and Col Tom Green was tried and lopreseive one hiin--l- t the famous Grceii years ago of a suit years ago about Remoniber Buckc e Rsed is and ho will bo to will George says to sell tobacco ho Tho John Dodds lock lever and for slf dump hay rakes arc sold by W but as ho has no tobacco to sell and AV Red as the marriage fever has struck 45 2t Sidcview he may bring back a house 45 2t ill V Administrators Notice keeper Mrs Caroline lluwes of Redwood City Cal visited the family of her old Â¬ frieud Mr J F Trumbp the past Mrs week Hawes Avas Dollie Combs daughter of Dr Combs kuownto many of our old people and crossed tho plains in an ox away back in the earlv chariot Lewis C Eaetin writes from Xo 40 fifties tlW t West Twenty eighth street How York City that ho had expected to Childrens day will be celebrated at The flr t big lultirity hiuno for two- - it art for home Juno lOtli but would tho First Presbyterian church next oar old trotteis will bo decided at remain therountil hejiad disposed of Simday morning conducted by thoj Iiidepiiulcnco the coniinir Augiii Serv- Â¬ Ihi estimated value of ihe olakes i his invention which he says promises Superintendent L T Chiles to be a big thing ices at 11 a m noooo - All persons indebted to tho estate of Mrs Eliza Glover deceased aro noti Â¬ fied to come forward and make settle- Â¬ ment at oiio Any person having a claim against said estate will present it properly pi oven to 1110 for pay- Â¬ ment W T Phili s 12 3t Administrator Those interested in purchase or sale of real estate should interview me as my companies loan money to rMit 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 Note comparison in rates with Old Line companies- 55ooooo OLD LINE Co c M B A Acre 2 ner 1000 S1080 TT o w i i yJiiV u 263S 35 lxo8 t 40 3i 3 1461 N B A first class op ent wanted in this nmmh v this company juuia umy 1 oti ML H A T F VklMi i ROGERS M- CO V rtir S V OM -- ji J itx tiffin i MT STERLING ADVOCATE Trimble Bros 4F rjiifWiW TUESDAY JUNE 14 1892 p Wholesale Grocers i M t BROS TRIMBLE Grocers Wholesale --2 MT STERLING KY The SSZexixiecisr DEALERS Prescription IX Bros Druggists - PERSONAL MENTION Â¬ Robert Thompson is at homo from Georgetown College resting lor tho rail School Books School Supplies Pure Inks pencils cles Also Paints Oils and Varnishes HIS MIND WAS UNBALANCED Pure Drugs Medicines c o Â¬ All Toilet Arti Miss Hattio Gish camo homo Wed nesday tho 8th inst from Louisville where she has been attending thni noble Institute for the Blind Thi was hor fourth year there and shi will return again in September term Gcorgo C Smitli dealer in fino im Â¬ porting timber arrived from Eastern Kentucky last Friday and remained with his family until Monday M Pickrcll and little girl arc visiting relatives and friends in Sharpsburg Mrs W R Nunnellcy and children aro in Sharpsburg visiting relatives and friends G W Sherrill has changed his mind in regard to removing to Lex Â¬ Mrs r Mrs Hairy Campboll bought of Mr George McCormlck Blows his Brains out With a Shot Gun Mrs Paulino Stoagall her handsomo The pop corn privilego of the suburban rcsidonco for 6000 cash Worlds Fair has been sold for 200- On last Thursday morning the I have a now combined Champion many friends of Mr Gcorgo McCor re Dropper and Mower for salo cheap mick who lived near Carmargo tlm Wheat harvost will bo in full blast I also carry a full lino of Champion county wero shocked to hear that he yithin ten days It will be a bouuti- and Whitcley Binder and Mower re Â¬ had committed suicido by shooting ful supply En Mitchell pairs in stock himself through tho head with a barrel Watson represent Build Â¬ McKec gun loaded with buckshot John O Miller has opened up a ing and Loan Company whch will stock of goods- - in tho Adam Baum For somo days past Mr McCormick make loans on city property and with- Â¬ building on East Main street Ho is had acted as his friends now recall out delay selling for the cash and offering spe- Â¬ straugoly but there was not such an exhibition of an unbalanced mind G P Sullivan sold last week six cial inducements for tho same as to cause any alarm On last Wed Â¬ hogsheads of tobacco at the Bodman Rev Walter Ticrne former pastor nesday night ho concealed himself in Warehouso Cincinnati that averaged of the Episcopal church at this place a blacksmith shop not far from his nine cents at home died in Philadelphia Juno 9th Mr residence and waited for his brother-in-lastore Ticrno had a wide circle of friends Dr J B Spratt to pass this A Baum Son have in their a National cash register one of the herb who will sorrow at tho news of ho did about 11 oclock at night when Dr Spratt finest ever brought to our city Tho tho domiso of this grand old soldier of McCormick fired at him the Cross at onco dismounted and went just not cost of it was 200 across tho road to a neighbors house II Clay Turner has sold his one and asked for a shot gun and pro- Â¬ Wo aro under obligations to tho Sentinel Democrat for favors shown half interest in tho National Hotel ceeded to investigate who had been us tho past week Gentlemen pleaso to his partner Harlan Turner for 15 trying to kill him but in tho mean Â¬ 000 and who is now in poscssion accopt our thanks time McCormick had gone off eviMr Clay Turner will leave in a few Commissioner Rogers days for London and other countries dently thinking ho had dono his work S In U Court Wednesday TV M Williams across tho sea and will bo absont for for ho Areiit to his brother Alex Mc Cormicks house where he told tho was tried for using U S mails by several months family ho had killed Dr Spratt Early throat sending postal cards containing Our friend Judge H Clay Mclvce tho noxt morning ho started to go ing language in matter of duns and is playing in hard luck In addition home but went only so far as the was held over to tho heavy losses ho sustained by barn and there placed tho gun to his W J G Trimble has instituted suit tho late fire at this place ho lost on forehead and sent a load of buckshot against the Exchange Bank of Ken Wednesday evening by tho same into his brain Gcorgo McCormick tucky to recover 8500 lost by invest mcaiis a frame residence at Paris was a whole souled generous man ments in stock of said bank Mr M Trimble purchased ot said bank 100 This latter building was valued at who loved his friends and was always 3000 and insured for 1500 willing to spend and bo spent for shares of stock at 105 which ho them Ho had no better friend than claims was not wortli tho monoy in John F Wood is in Pittsboro Ind his brother-in-laand next door vested by tho amount sued for Now these Advocate news gathers neighbor Dr Spratt who during tho aro not much on tho guess and what tho years of ill health that have como T G Julian has purchased of J O they say is most generally tho literal to Mr McCormick has dono all that Wells and W WThompson tho cor- truth Tho report in circulation as ono man could do for another Mr nor property on Main and Maysvillo to an event giving the 23d instant as McCormick was buried at Camargo streets for 7750 and will occupy it tho date would not be surprising Friday by the Masonic fraternity after July 1st with his drug store Ho or they will return in about three Thcro is an incident that we have Mr Julian will make some necessary weeks learned in connection with the suicido in chances as soon as ho becomes seems to throw some light on tho possession of his property and later In this issue appears tho school ad- Â¬ that old vertisement of Prof M J Goodwin circumstance and points to tho fact on expects to tear down the building and elect one of modern de- - His sixth session begins tho first Mon that his mind has long been unhinged During the war McUormick was a day in September tho last session be be ing his most successful one is evi Â¬ member of Prices command and 4 n tl r coming detached ho was captured by Oicau iHja win tun muai jjjluuuuj dence of his standing as an educator day at 130 oclock p m pro Jm M k7Xcourt Ho will three guerrillas who forthwith and tho work accomplished twenty or thirty horses at public sale ceeded to hang him in tho most ap take only a limited number of pupils to tho higest bidder They arc young proved style Just as they had suc and hence it is necessary in order to ceeded in adjusting the nooso to their geldings and a low mares auu secure maies attendance that arrangements colts These eorscs arc by well bred satisfaction and were about to com be mado early mares and best Texas mares and plete their work up rode 6evcn Con there are sevoial useful horses in tho federates who released McCormick A Leap Year Incident lot Bean Bros have horses and will and forthwith proceeded to hang tho self them low or will trade them for Through tho avenues open only to late hangmen cattle or sheep McCormick has told some of his reporter we get the following A good o and popular young intimate frionds that from that day on looking The day of fabulous prices or gilt-of Silverton was being teased he could sec those three men hanging edged breeding regardless of merit is bachelor bv tho young ladies of a club lor not to tho trees and swaying in the wind j passed At tho Jcwetr sale every Ho said getting married Ill He had two trees cut down inhis yard animal seemed to sen lor just wnat it marry tho girl of club whom on somo timo since becauso he said ho jQur - was worth as a porformor producer could not go out at night without see prospect It was fortunate asccrct vote you elect to bo my wife driver or were nine members of the club ing those men hanging there for tho great cstatllishmeut that al Thcro For tho last month ho has discarded went into a corner and used most every auimal sold came under Each girl great caution in preparing her ballot his cane and carried a gun around onoof tiieso classes From the day Tho with him in its stead still his family handwriting Henry C Jowctt purchased Jcromo and disguising the vote was that there were was used to his vagaries and did not the Eddy 2 10A to now speed and indi Â¬ result of nine votes cast- each girl receiving think much of a serious nature wrong vidual worth has been his motto Tho young man romains a with him one we Jcarn irom a near Eist Hickman Fayette county was bachelor the club is broken up and The above relative to whom ho had often related tho scene of a tragedy caused by the tho girls aro all mortal enemies tho circumstances of tho hanging too frequent calls of a single man on a united in the ono determination that married woman Mrs Frank Uttingcr they will uovor speak to that nasty DEATHS Washington Herald Myers tho principals in tho THE ADVOCATE Old papers for sale at this office 0 Kentucky Training open September 5 1892 a T double-- Mrs W A Wilson and soil Fcli Brent of Knoxville Tenn aro visit ing tho family of Dr It Q Drake It Is Settled This is tho first visit of Mrs Wilsoi boy sinco they left with Tho Western Union Superintendent and tho little her husband three years ago Mrs was hero last week and has arranged Wilson is as young and beautiful ae to take charge of tho wires July lut when she left and Felix Brent has Something New grown as a weed Mrs Wilson re ports her husband to have stood the Cooked Hams 12c per lb Try boom bursts fairly and is carrying his one usual avordupois Chiles Thompson Co Mr Stephen French of Dcnison D W Baum has moved into tho Texas is in tho city on a visit to hi property recently purchased of Mrs mothor Louisa French and tho fam Â¬ L B Richardson and she has moved ily of his brother Judge II It into tho property made vacant by French To see him in Mt Sterling him makes us feel young again School will 45 10t Â¬ Â¬ J Patsy ington w Â¬ Mrs A M Sutton of Lexington is The trustees of the Christian church visiting her daughter Mrs M J have bought tho lot adjoining their church building on the cast side from Goodwin on Holt avenue Capt W T Havens 18 feet front for Miss Blanche Gill and sister Miss 1000 cash Grace of Illinois are at the Olympian The Sunday Truth a new aspirant Springs with their father who has been thcro for some time hoping to for popular favor published by Geo D Mitchell Paris Ky has found its regain his health way to our exchange table It is a i Mrs Col Thomas Johnson is en Â¬ bright and readablo sheet published tertaining friends of her daughters by a live newspaper man May it Sallio and Pattic at tho old homefulfill his most sanguine expectations stead near Somerset Church Misses Stella Thomson and Annie Johnson Attention Sldovlewl are hostesses Â¬ 7 30 w - M-3 Â¬ Tt V well-to-d- - Miss nockcr Ilazelrigg will leave will every Friday morning at deliver frceh beef at Sideview this wcok for an extended visit to Customers will bo supplied with any Kansas City and other points west visiting friends amount they may want 43 tf T J Taul Mi68 Stella Thomson will leave in a few days for an extended visit to Now Cash Store Louisville and will go from there to For now goods the best bargains Estill Springs tho place to go is John O Millers Miss Emi Lee Howe returned from New Cash Store East Main street Bloomficld last Saturday and will one door west of A Baum Sons spend vacation here She will return grocery store dry goods notions and to Bloomficld in September as music 45 tf furnishing goods teacher in the same school she began Dr Win Van Antwerp Major C with two years ago W Fowler of the K T S and C A Mrs Lida Brown of West Liberty Harris of the Advocate loft yester Â¬ visited the family of T II Carter last day for a ten days fishing trip to the week Cumberland Tho party was thor- Â¬ Miss Evaline Bell of Atlanta Ga oughly equipped with all that a fish Â¬ Miss Lulic Thompson of Paris Miss erman wants except the antidote for Miss Ollic Faui of Flcmingsburg snake bite Ottie McGarvey of Lexington and Robert A Smith has been engaged Miss Gertrude South of Frankfort byT GJulian as salesman Robert aro visiting at J D Rcids is a business young man and works Misses Mary and Annio Prcwitt to his employers interest He has had visited friends in Winchester last some experience in the drug business week and by application and the study Mr John F King the affablo and needed will make a valuable man and popular teller of the Exchange uc lias every quaiincauon to make a a successful business man and Mr Bank left Sunday morning to6ojourn Julian has exorcised wisdom in se at Aidcn Springs during tho heated term curing his services Robert Barnes ha accepted a posi- Â¬ Strayed tion at the Exchange Bank Â¬ Miss F Tracy of Winchcste and From my farm on the Van Thompson pike three weeks ago last Friday Miss Bean of Lexington are a red yearling heifer with brindlo visiting Miss Lizio Duerson stripes and white spot below tho left Miss L Deo Stephens is visiting in shoulder just behind tho fore legs Cynthiana Any information leading to its re- Â¬ Mrs Charles K Dwell neo Lizzie covery will be thankfully lcceivcd and Burdctte of Apcohapa Colorado ibcrally paid for who visited here several years ago is S S Estill Flat Creek Ky at tho point of death ll 2t I Hicks wonder how few Sterling and surroundiiiir country who have been in tho habit of buying carpets in the city of Lexington that do not know Hugh Hicks very fow wo suppose and yet those who have recently vis Â¬ ited that city and have been about his old quarters have wondered what has become of him It was Mr Hicks that measured the lloors that showed and sold the carpets that pleased the people and always said with a winning smile a manifestation of gratitude call again ladies Well we have found him and when we tell our readers where ho is it will bo a source of pleasure for when a person has once dealt with him they never have reason for regret and will trado with him again Mr Hicks has opened up a nice line of carpets curtains oil cloths house furnishing goods etc 37 North BroadYvay sec Â¬ ond floor Lexington Ky The stock is all first class ho handlps no seconds Another thing his house is one price Everyone is dealt with alike and hence there is no chance of anyone being swindled We are glad ho has opened up for himself He can depend on our peo- Â¬ ple patronizing him whenever it be- Â¬ comes necessary to deal away from people there are in Mt home Hugh Judge B J Peters lias yielded to persistent requests to furnish his biog- Â¬ raphy for publication in the Advo- Â¬ cate and with this issue appears its preface Judge Peters is one of the most remarkablo men in tho State At the ago of SO years his mind is unclouded and ho writes with a fluent and interesting flow Aside from what is personal the eminent Judge deals in history known to him- Â¬ self and others which has failed to become recorded recitals This will be one of if not tho most interesting biographical sketches ever published of any Kcntuckian Judge Peters is a modest yet great man as his own manuscript written after ho had passed his SOth milestone will show In speaking of himself and family it is with modesty and jet isinatjlo so entertaining that when the reader has taken in the iirt few pages he cannot lay it aside These series of chapters should be read by every Kcntuckian and we advise especially Montgomery county citizens to read them with care for from them can be obtained much valuable knowledge Mrs Calks boarding house on Maysvillo street lurni hed quite a sensation on Thursday morning Im Â¬ mediately after breakfast it was dis Â¬ covered that Mr and Mr Calk M3 Adda Chinn Miss Matlie Peters Dr Fourth of July Celebration The ordor of the day will bo patri- Â¬ otic speeches by noted men baio ball running races for horses and mules ll good dinner military drill trotting raco for horses without records At mile Track Wo and one half miles south of Mt Sterling Ky on Lcveo Pike Full programme noxt One week Half rates on railroads hundred dollar purses each for trot- Â¬ ting races no entry fee charged for horses Given under tho auspicies free-for-a- Mrs John D Ilunf of Clark coun- Â¬ ty is quite sick w and James story Myers had been a frequent visitor of Mrs Uttingor against the Hearing wishes of her husband of tho opposition on last Tuesday Myers loaded with whiskey and armed with a shot gun went to Ut 1 tingcrs for a settlement and was met by his creditor who got in tho first shot Myers will not recover When Mr J G Trimblo was in Wichita a few weeks ago ho at- Â¬ tended tho Sheriffs sale of the Judson University and other forced sales City Election m Montgomery Sunday School Union was in our city last week His busi- ness was very important Tho Mountgomery County Union and made investments of inside prop Â¬ Mrs Sterling Price and children Sunday School Conyention met at of Fleming county who havo been erty of 125 lots and 100 acres Somo Tho visiting hor mothers family Mrs Spencer Church on Friday two and a half miles out ho made an Â¬ good people of Spencer had mado am Â¬ Emma Hanly returned homo Satur- Â¬ other purchase of fifty acres These ple preparations for the entertain Â¬ day lands during tho boom were activo at 19 i ment of tho largo crowd estimated at 3000 per acre They woro all sold Edward Bush who has been quite For Councilman J W Barncs9J y between five and six hundred people for spot cash Thoro was not a bid Â¬ J sick at his fathers home on North W H McMahan 33 all of whom partook of tho splendid der against Mr Trimble hence ho hi Maysvillo street is improving slowly TUUUJ ttAKU V dinner prepared for them Tho named tho price and took fho prop- Â¬ For Mayor Lloyd 72 speeches woro oxcollont and tho in Mrs J T Catlctt and daughter erty Ono thing is certain if proporty For Councilman J D Wilson 05 torcst manifested greater than at any Miss Agnes of Owingsvillc woro in is over worthnjfinything in Wichita within soveral huildrcd per cent of Dr B F Cox 99 Aquilla Mar years and lived an humble exemplary mooting hcretoforo held Ono fcaturo tho city last week that is especially commended was the christian life AoVL what it onco was Mr Trimblo will shall 3 Jacob Owens has returned from -- r f FOURTH WAIID ijiuisic which was led by Mr G W mako a pile of money His investContral University Richmond where Kemper otfU monts at Memphis whou tho attend For Mayor Lloyd 47 Swarms of Files liOihuabccn attending College 47 C II Pctry FoivCouncilman tion of others was at boom towns was J A OroarlwaSwrc-clectcuprcsi- C Boardman Lloyds vote 239 Coxs majority ami not considered and wo understand he Miss Bettic O wings has returned If von want to keep them out buy dent noxt IImeeting will bo6ecrotary Thq hold at from Anchorage where sho has been has made handsomo returns and yet over Wilson 34 BainosV majorityftuV Vinl6Wof Mc CoitMicic tUitiocu the nrat jjruioy m juuciou owns a largo body of city projoerty tf Burton attending school Ovor McMalfan 04 5 V Last Sativday a Mayor and ono Councilman from each ward woro elected There was no contqst except tho second and Third wards J L in Brawners name was placed on tho ticket as a candidate for Mayor in two wards and a few complimentary votes were given to him by tho Re- publicans FIItT WAUD For Mayor It- C Lloyd 113 J L Brawuor 3 For Councilman C II Bryan 114 l secoxd wXnDJ Lloyd lpo Brawuor i For Mayor Died on last Wednesday June Stli of pneumonia Mr T Y Moore in his sixty second year Mr Mooro was a brother of Mr Gcorgo W Moore and was one of tho cost carpenters in the city and a strictly honest and honora His funeral was ble gentleman preached on Friday tho 10th instant at thojSoutJiorn Presbyterian church by Elder BW Trimblo antl his remains wero hurried in Machpolah cemetery Ho leaves a wifp and two daughters Mrs ThosWhitt arid and Mrs Branch Gill and three sons Dr Gcorgo Moore of Olvmnhia Ttobort and James of this city Tho death ofsuch a man as Mr Mooro is truly a An honest lossrtoany cdmmunity upright man good noighbor kind and affectionate husband indulgent fathjiand christian gontlomaii he has entered upon tlloj rewards of the faitfiiul Ho had been a member of the Christian church for many E H Patterson ot Pinoville was was in tho city last week on business lie and his attorney Mr E C Orcar will sail for London England on business in about a weeks time to closo a real estate deal with London capitalists Mrs J Morgan Wells and children arrived lrom Fort Worth Texas last Saturday and will spend the summer with hor mothor Mrs M R Everotto of Montgomery CountyJFair and Trot- Â¬ ting Association W S Massie ono of Winchesters most popular young business men Sarah Dudley Mr Nowmoyer and the cook all of whom had partaken of colfee wero violently ill It was evi Â¬ dent that an active poison was pres Â¬ ent but what it was or how it camo in the coffee no one can explain Un Â¬ fortunately tho coffee pot had been emptied beforo it occurred to anyone to havo it examined That the poi- Â¬ son whatever it wap got thcro by ac dent there is little doubt All tho parties who were sick are now l ecov cred and able to indulge in a good laugh at their scaro Mr Johnson A Young celebrated his S5th birthday on Thursday His children and their families and a few old friends among them ex Chief Justice B J Peters wero with him to enjoy the pleasant reunion and boun- Â¬ teous good cheer Judge Peters and Mr Young have for more than fifty years past oaten their birthday din nors together and for a longer timo timo than that have eaten their Christ Â¬ mas dinners with a singlo exception at ono or tho others table Fruit jars Mason soalcrs in glass also stone jars all sizes 45 2t W W i Reed Goto W WrRccds for fruit jars m - 45 2 and sealing wax 1 Fly trap audj screen doors at W W Reeds 4 i 1 jjyflllliB v - kta1flfe V T RWm i fTr H5S vf 3 iSi vr T Ff M 1F V UW i flpi 3 J MT STEBUJS H AU LOCATE TUESDAtT JUNE 14 1892 fc THE ADV0CATK RELIGIOUS fol- Â¬ Oloanlntfs THE SUFBUIOR SADDLE STALLION Mr J A Orear furnishes tho lowing notes of tho doings of evange Â¬ lists of tho Christian church 6ince last report Tho Madison and Estill county co- Â¬ operation report over 100 accessions Eldor D M Brocket reports the fo- Â¬ llowing additions in Florida At Magnolia 10 added Tho meeting at Raymond 111 is 1G daysjjHd with 2G additions by sister Sarah McCoy Mrs F C Decker reports 93 added at Washington Kan by Bros J II Bauserman and Martin and Ridonour Bro Geo Vaupelt reports 35 addi- Â¬ tions at Columbus Ohio Bro Charles A Burton a boy preacher reports 25 added at Troy Texas Eldei L Grceno roports 20 acces- Â¬ over S000 acres THE FINE COMBINED STALLION sions at Bethel Va The money employed in tho dairies Elder W D Rice reports 15 addi- Â¬ of New York state according to a DILLARD DUDLEY JR tions in a meeting at Augusta Ivy is about 350000 recent estimate by Bro C S Lucas Will make the present seapon of 1S02 at tho the value of the cows is about The meeting at Chicago 111 by stables of Wm Sledd 3 miles east ot 3lt Sterling on the Spencer pike at the Binall turn of Bros Hall and Hutto closed with 118 INSURE A LIVING COLT The general drift of opinion lately SlOTO breeder his colts nil having good added lie is a Rood ami all pood The meeting at Lincoln Neb by expressed appears to be that the size Hue ttvlo DUDLEY saddlers DILLAlft Jr Ih ii dark bay 15M ears old lie has line stylu and Bros Updike and Ilawcs closed with practice of harrowing corn both be Â¬ hands high action both In lianics and under the saddle fore and after it is up is increasing in He i a good walker fait racket and trots well IIS added The meeting at Dallas Tex by popularity At the same time and place Bros Martin and Easion closed with Professor Roberts commends the 153 added plan of using land plaster iu stables The meeting at Santa Rcsa Cal by instead of spreading it directly on tho Bro W A Fostor closed with 11G clover The plaster is just as effective One of the best Jacks In tho county will servo added n the clover field and it has arrested mates at Bro II A Northcutt is in a mee- much that would otherwise have 8 To Insure A Living Colt ting at Bethany Mo with 81 added to been lost in the stable manure OHAS E SLEDD May 2Gth is claimed for Burpees extra It Bro G W Pearl closed his meeting early potato that it is not only very 111 at Ashland with 100 additions immensely In four weeks at Augusta Ga early in maturing but fine quality tubers productive of AND- Bro Jacks closed with 114 added crop many gar Â¬ Elder J M Hoffman is in a meeting For the first early at Lamar Mo with 100 added to deners plant the Alaska pea for a May 30th wrinkled pea the American Wonder I have rented tho Baum building on East Minn Rtvpnr nnrl linvn fiftnrl Fifty six added in the Lockhart and others like McLeans Little Gem up a number of rooms I am there- Â¬ Prichott meeting at Farmersvillc News from various parts of the fore prepared to accommodate my Texas cotton belt indicate a decreased fridhds with board and lodging by the Bro O W Stewart is in a good acreage in cotton and an increased wcok day or meal Special attention paid to Court day dinners Charges meeting at Delavan 111 with 5G acreage in other crops reasonable added d A STEPHENS Society of the Friends of Trees is Sixty added at Camp Point 111 R 31 tf in the name of an organization A Omer assisting pastor O Dilley Bro Jno P Jesse closed his meet Â¬ France its object being the restora- Â¬ ing at Grant City Mo with 33 tion of the forests added The New England Homestead sug Â¬ MANUFACTURER OF Thirty one added at last report in gests that animals awarded first pre- Â¬ the Blalock and Harris meeting at miums at our agricultural fairs Â¬ J J Â¬ According to tho Hatch experiment electricity Btation of Massachusetts applied to tho roots of plants has giv Â¬ en more satisfactory results than when applied above Thero is a plaguo of field mice in Scotland A preponderance of opin Â¬ ion among farmers attributes tho nrescnt outbreak to tho scarcity of owls hawks weasels and other vcr nun Both houses of tho Now York legislature have passed tho Chamberlain Senator Blackburn anti black knot bill which declares ovcry infested trco a nuisance and Gcorgo C Lately provides for the appointment ot com Â¬ Everettpurchased by It A Mitchell of tho farm will mak tho present season at fenilth Jameson ou thu lllnkston pike at missioners to burn them when tho of E owners fail to do it as well as for the 15 TO INSURE A COLT punishment of the owner Money duo when colt comes ninro parted with or The largest ranch devoted to blood- Â¬ bred to another horse8 cents per das Will not Grass furnished at iii 2n ed horses is said to be at Grcclcy bcrcsponslblc for accidents or escapes Onln whnro there is a crass ran so of VuIIDE3yCEEK FULL BROTHER TO VASOO RECORD k 228 Bay horho 15J hands Bred by A J Alexander Spring Statiou Ky V Sired by HAROLD tho siro of Maud S 2 089 Noontide 2 20i Hermit 210thirty fivointho2 301ist YEARS FOR 1st dam VASSAR trial 2 4ti J dam of Valdcmeer 2 28 Oak Hill trial a ted all Worm Remedies 2 28 siro of Charlov 29 Vrfeco tho siro of Valisca 3 2 19 Ed BOTTLE GUARANTEED JCoSowator 2 2 11 by BELMONT tho siro of Fred Arthur 2 14 Nul wood 2 18J sire of dam of Arion 2 10J Wedgowood 219 Viking 2 19i SOTD EVERYWHERE IlXUaEDSOJCTATLORBED CO STL0CIS thirty eight in 2 30 list 2d dam VENUS cranddam of Vatican 2 29 sire of Belle Vara CSV 2 224 Valdcmeer 2 28 Vasco the siro of Valissa U 1 19 Ed Rosewater 2 JAPANESE z auj jvrcmnn ca z zzj eventide Prolong tlio siro of So Long 2 Ml Evor mond 2 24 Erin 2 27 etc by SEELEYS AMERICAN STAR sro of four in tho 2 30 list and dams of Guy 2 10J Nettio 2 18 Robt McGregor 2 17 Doxtor 2 17 Joo Bunker 2 19 Driver 2 19A Artillory 2 2U Dictator Jay Gould Hippy Medium etc Will make the season at the ARCADE STABLES WINCHESTER KY at 50 with right of return tho followinir season should tho mare not nrovn iu foal A Guaranteed Cure for 1llcn of whatovcr kind or degree External Internal Jlllndor Bleed if1 iFZEiisnDijiEaTonsr az ing Itching Chronic iteccnt or Hereditary bi II 11 III III WilTES CREAM K2 1 IMJMGE 20 - mt XlSSX t oo Wf cure a REGULATE THE STOMACH LIVER AND BOWELS Â¬ Glengary Stock Farm Record 2 25 Siro of Hazlo 2 28 Bay stallion tali muzzle and flanks 151 hands high foaled 1879 Bred by Gov Leland Stanford Palo Alto California Bv Electioneer 125 sire of Sunol 208 Arion 2 2 lOf Palo Alto 2 0SJ and 19 others in 2 20 or bet Â¬ tor and 100 trotters iu 2 30 list 1st dam MAID OF CLAY dam of Carrie C 4 2 21 Clay 4779 2 25 Clay 2 25 and Capt Smith 2 29 bv Henry Clay 8 siro of tho dam of Georgo Wilkc9 2 22 2d dam by Deys Messen ger third dam by Baldfaco Consul CLAY 4779 will make Iho season of 1S92 at Glengarry Stock Farm on the Newtown pike 3i miles from Lexing Â¬ ton at 200 TO INSURE A MARE IN FOAL Noto at timo of service Â¬ CLAT 4779 This remedy has positively never been known to fall JlOOnbox il boxes forJU0 sent by mail or written liuaran Iircpaiu on receipt toprice co nositirclv civen caclumrchaeer ot 0 boxes when purchased at one time to lcfund tho Soo paid if not cured Guarautco issued by W S Lloyd rmiirgii and Solo Agent Mtbtcrlitig zz iy Ky Call Sales nip for i PURIFY THE BLOOD A RELIABLE REMEDY FOR COISTIESXD Boarding House By Electioneer sire of Palo Alto 2 08f full brother to Antceo and Antovolo First dam Columbine dam of Antceo 2 1G Antevelo 2 19L Coral 31 2 25 Anteros yearling trial quarter in 40 seconds and Antonio 2 years trial quarter in 35 seconds by A W Richmond 1G89 siro of Arrow 4 pacer 2 13 Romero 2 1U Elwood 2 174 Richmond Jr 2 2H etc 2d dam Co- luinljia by Imp Bonnio Scotland sirb of Scotland 2 22 3d dam Young Fashion by Imp Monarch grandsire of Monarch Jr 2 24i Monarch Rule 2 24 4th dam Fashion by Imp Trustee siro of Trustee tweuty milo record 59 531 Imllccitlon BIlloutneM Headache Consti Â¬ pation IJrcr and Bowels Ilipanx Tabale contain nothing Injnrions to tho inost delicate constitution Heiuiant to take Bife effectual Oive Immediate relief Hold by dnicsclstg Atrial bottle sent br mall on receipt ot 11 cents Address THE RIPANS CHEMICAL CO Stomach 10 Slzzlncas Bad Complexion Iljucnterr Offensive Breath and all dkordcra of tho ljspcpln Chronlo Liver Trouble v SPRUCE STHEET NEW YOKK CITT Restaurant 35i COJsUAl is a bay star and off hind ankle white 10 hands high He will mako tho season of at Glengarry Stock Kami on tho Xowtown pike tlirco and a half miles frdnf Lexington at 100 To Insure a Mare In Foal Noto at timo of service TERMS Tho monov is cino when the mate is in foal or parted with Mares keptattho usual prices but no lcsponsibillty for lRn 2 ULV1UUUID Ul UAilJIS MM L UtUlJ Jll VtU IIUUJ1 UIKU11 IU JU U Villi I UllUCr 218 229 Crescent Hill Stud COUNTRY BARON 12649 Foaled 1SS8 Dark bay without will to 155 Sired by BAHOX WIIKKS218 tlio lending cire at nine years old Dam Alacrity by IIAUULD COUNTRY UAltOK lias Just ceven yearling colts All of his get are 2 vrolds 8 of them aro mro trotters I think one of the three is the fastest natural trotter Jlhavc ever seen Se vicc fee 50 to Insure CHAS REIS TONIC LOSS OF APPETITE Indigestion Dyspepsia Nausea Sour Stomach Sleeplessness Headache Nervous Pros- Â¬ 1 Wansion O Bro George T Walden has accepted tho invitation of tho Foreign Board to take up tho work in the West London Tabernacle where W T Moore now preaches Tho church with which he labors has 494 members and 62 have been immersed each year for tho last BELL PETERS 11963 Saddles Harness Bridles Halters c should be placed on a platform and By STEItUXG BOY dnm by American Clay BELIilETKHS is the handsomest stallion in Kentucky Blood bay JI hands high erv sensible and n model a model in evcrv respect Ser judges made to give their reason for vice fee service these to horses Insure I have the believing my friends natrons would anni I carry the largest and most com- Â¬ hard times25 to heretofore paidand cut theThey willfees ofclato it youngbreed tv Just half formdetsame and o mares the such action to tho publicThis is what money they have for one make the season of 1SP2 on the farm of J W ex Governor Hoard of Wisconsin plete lino of general Saddlery Goods Chcnault one nnd ouc halt miles from Mb sterling on the Owingaville pike Maica kept at owners risk at H per week Call on or addicss advocated at some of the Fanners in tho city All work niado of first class material Institutes last winter Mt Sterling Ky D and by skilled workmen Call and Poultry Pickings examine stock and learn prices Â¬ 229 J COCKRELL tration Neuralgia Pal- Â¬ pitation of the Heart Loss of Energy Weakness of Back Feelings oi Languor and Lassitude Gen Â¬ eral Debility La Grippe Etc Etc In uio for 25 years by eminent physician and surgeons in the United HtoUw and pro Â¬ nounced by them the best TONIO It onres where allyour fail Try It extant others and b coavlnoed Ask Druggist for w n three years CHAS REIS Tho white Leghorn is not only an Bro B Q Denham reports 92 added very prolific excellent fowl but a at Kansas City Kan layer At regular meetings 539 added by Hot weather with occasional wet local pastors in different States starts diarrhea in chickens As a Why Mules Out Last Hor3os preventive mix chalk with the food Tho chief reason why a mule can occasionally and give boiled milk The nearly always wear out a horse when as a first drink in the it comes to a trial of endurance is Houses roosts coops nests etc that tho former always lies down to should be kept thoroughly cleau and season at my stables Bleep and the latter in a large unm disinfected If neglected disease and at Will mako the Ky Jcllersonvillc at oor 01 cases sieops standing up vermin will run riot Cleanse the 8 to Insure a Living Colt The habit seems to have come to hor- Â¬ water dishes every day and refill ses which have been hurt especially three times a day with fresh cool Lien retained on colt until season money is paid when in the stable and they cannot water STEVENSON is a bav saddlo otal- bo broken of it Besides the absence Scaly legs are eyesores and with of proper rest and the constant dan Â¬ such simple remedies as applying lion star 15 hands fine stylo and ac- Â¬ tion a No ger of a heavy fall and consequent vaseline or lard to which a few drops nuco saddle f saddler and will pio horses without question injury this habit of standing up to go of carbolic acid has been added there Ho was sired by the great Bltio to sleep results in tho giving way of is no excuse for their presence in a Jeans 1st dam by Warficld ho by Lexington 2d dam a noted saddle the front knees and gives the animal well kept flock of poultry mare Rlue Joans by Phillips black premature aged and crippled con- Â¬ a Dont let your chickens run on low horse he by Gen Taylor 1st dam dition A walk through any large by Grey Eagle jr 2d dam by Odcus stable at night will show a number damp places Nothing produces gapes Crocket 3d dam by Potomac thor- Â¬ of horses standing up but fast asleep sooner oughbred 4th dam by Sir Archie and whether these use three or four Remember that milk is an excel- Â¬ thoroughbred legs to stand upon the knees of tho lent food for egg production E1- - -- A fore legs are all baggy With a Jeflersonville Ky Robert Fultons Clermont the first mule of course it is quite different steamboat of any practical value was for Jack lies down the moment he finds work is really over and a som launched into the East River It is J- nambulistic mule is seldom if over not known who first conceived tho idea of propelling boats by steam met Colmans Rural World 24 South Maysvllle Street probably Solomon do Caus in 1015 Opposite Opera House Bee Moths Many persons experimented with Has a real Uargain Store In Kcw and Second steam propulsion between 17G3 when hand Bco moths are scavengers They William Henry of Pennsylvania cat up unprotected combs Keep placed a small boat on the Conestoga Goods enn bo bought for less thon half price and yc your colonies in good shape and the as gcxnl as those in other stores River and 1807 when the Clermont areforced sale is the reason they rurchased at aro very cheap I bees will keep out tho moths As mado its trip to Albany Among ai soon as they get weak and have more So them were tho Marquis do Jonflroy sa combs than they can protect then James Rumsoy and John Fitch Hat Caps Gents Furnishing Goods etc at cor a tho moth worm has a chance Ital- Â¬ These men produced models which roMiondlngly low prices Big Money Saved 28 lyr ia iaus aro more onergotlc in repelling were worthy of tho name steamboat Hero w moths than common black bees but the Clermont was tho first steam All work iu my lino entrusted to my J1 though tho latter if strong and in vessel produced which actually car- Â¬ ca- good to protect them- - ried passengers and freight and Rob care will bo carefully attended to heart aro ablo Fine Drosses a specialty a selves from real damage though tho ert Fulton is fairly entitled to Mns C Sciiafek tho plC hivo may contain a few worms Howard Ave credit of inventing the steamboat In Now York Herald lJl John Fcehan has tho best cistern I am agent for Fraziers road track Ico cream and soda water delight- Â¬ filter on earth also bandies all kinds cart and Waynes Bulky rake ful and refreshing at F Schwanigere 44 2t of pumps Ed Mjtchili Woodfoid Stools WOODFORDS CRIPPLE -- IFsurziCL STEVENSON Stallion FOREST DENMARK Pedigree it Saddle This splendid saddlo stallion will mako the sea This tho handsomest horse In Kentucky will 1802 nt my nam ono mile south of of Mb servo a limited number of approved marcs at Sterling Ky on Camargo pike at 15 TO INSURE A LIVING COLT 25 TO INSURE A LIVING COLT CltlllLK is a full brother to that famous sire and show horse Hoscoc that sold for 1860 lie d tho siro of Albion that told at n for 200 Also the sire of tho great Hurry Sired by Mnmbrino Forest 1st dam by Lath- nuuau umiurB uinu luicnicuiv n iusuu juuu lor i muiicr 10 iving wiiunin him lloscoo was also tlio siro of n number of 2d dam by Ithodes Hootcn lid dam by Cockspur horses that sold from MX to 1250 tHUlLK promises to bo fully as good a breeder ns Itoscoe vnnKKT tivvm tiiv im i hi son of three-year-ol1 -- PRICE J ED RAY 100 PER CoTSanfs BOTTU5 and Pfoprs j v i PARIS KY HEALTH IS WEALTH Jfea I horses than any mare living or dead FOllEST JlEXMAltK has been shown at some TEKMS Money due ns soon ns tho maro of our 1Cot ll1 11l llls taken prcmlmns whero foals parted wjth or bred id another horse over shown rlhH fimiishpi nini PS flYtlll n rlUtnnnn nt lfV TERMS Samo as with Woodfords Cripple per day Grazing bills duo when mares aro re- Dr E C V CBts licrvc and rain Treatment a Tll e - guaranteed sptcine for Hysteria Dizziness Con- Â¬ 8talll8 but vulsions I its Nervous Neuralgia Headache tcreu n sponslbio for thoso that may occur Xatlonal Saddle Hoite Itegistcr Nervous ProstratUn caused bv tUo upo ot nlco liol or tobacco Wakefulness Jlental Dciirossion To istdnm l u tho V damofltobltoy JioKiocMaggio W and other Jit line show horses 2d ilani tho old Haggard mare niVee r nmv colts for S well knowuasa great show mare unci breeder luss has produced more high priced entidlo HJllS i8 to how lino they aie Sffi SrS Mffi fe liS vlS CYf brain j f b fi1 1 of 0Ul ttc wiirtbe1 to TOSTO T TTsTOOIDOTD SqjjLntfe tllS rwjl OVEt Sterling- Kly - js IhhuX 5 leading to misery decay and death lrematuro Old AKcJlan eiinc Loss of Power In either eei Involuntary Losses and Spermatorrhoea caused by over exertlon of tho brain sclf abuso or over indu ccni p Ksi i nAi fz Siltln8tIatno1lt- prepaid a to or six by on receipt of price a ics fr FURNITURE J H WIEHL SON LEXINGTON K V U East Main Street Dealers in all kinds of Furniture To cure any caso With each order received bv us for six boxes accompanied with 1500 send tko purchaser our written Kuarantce avo Mill to re fund tlio money if tlio treatment docs cure Guarantees issued only by Wnot effect a SLloyd Druggist and Solo Agent Mt Sterling Ky nbovo reward of t uI ViH1 liav H DylePaiSIckfor any casoIn Headache digestion or Costlveness we can not cure with Wests Vegctablo Liver Pills when the directions ai o strictly complied are purely vegetable and never full with Ther to Contain nfflo pills 25 nd Lnr5 to of counterfeit nnd oT1 fcCmr manufactured only b UOMrANY CUI8AGO ILL by For 2K all druggists zJ ly WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES f 1 M Gordon 500 RearcJ Fa I urn f CLOT HING Safc DO ej vi Boots Shoes Walnut Oak Mahogany and Cherry Bedroom Sets THe HODELL FOLDING BE The Best Bed Hade CHILDRENS CAR- Â¬ JBTIIE RIAGES IN CENTRAL KENTUCKY AT PRICES LOWER THAN ANY YOUIt PENCILS AT SCHOOL LJInic 1scholT8 Companion ind you MLLh1aT0TnoroVVle8ltlsfastenedby a Com on Every box has a different com binatlon Sent postpaid for 25 cents M Pakkkh Danvcrs Mass YOD LOSE - e 0 LINE OF HANDSOMEST PAHSIES FREE Tv pncket8 Jn8y seeds cas fresh and warranted worth six months subscription to Pliin Talki wit in as x teen page Illustrated monthly to yong nconh all for 26 cents PLAIN TALK PUlirriii Vr COMPANY Ilox S259 new York City Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria SpS i f fc Tho very best poplar shingles for sale cheap to close out 39 4t Baknks TnoMBo fA- - j tibi r i V l i5 v - - i 4 r K nf nlfr Ug J i iifMigTiii iAWv r if r I -- - - Si ullidttfa win i in wBihiiiii iui m mm t MwlJJMwilM k- iinn i lKU rTUXka P Jm - wfev-i- - JL ty M i