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The Mt. Sterling advocate: June 21, 1892

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V SSwl f- bi Wflpwtfmwjnyp wf- fftt 4 v I t Kvt rm JSw r jn fV - RLr fe 1 Xi A lr M STERLING ADVOCATE WMWJtMwi iv T t 4 mjLWjgfjmiFjfjKaaa WEEKLY JOURNAL IDENTICAL IN INTEREST WITH ITS OWN PEOPLE KO 4G The Court of AppeaU deeebd in the case of Win Haipor sentenced by Madison Circuit Court to one years imprisonment in the penitentiary audi to pay a 500 fino that the seutenco was not excessive as argued on ap- ¬ peal Tho Court says There is no doubt that gambling is a great social and moral evil that leads to crime and dissipation and wrecks Ion tines and brings poverty and misery upon the helpless and innocent and it is cer- ¬ tainly not only the duty of the Com- ¬ monwealth to enact such penalties against tho gamblers themselves as will deter them butralso to enact such pepaltics against such persons as hire themselves out to set up and carry on the gambling hells And if it requires confinement in tho rjenitentiary and disfranchisement to prevent or check this practice the Legislature has tho Constitutional right and it is its duty to enact such a law ginia to spend hlslast days in retire- ¬ ment if not in solitude and ho settled on an estate inherited from his ances- ¬ tors including what is called the INorthemNeckof Virginia consisting of many thousand acres and ho en ¬ gaged Gcorgo Washington when a youth of sixteen years of age to sur- ¬ vey his lands west ot tho Blue Ridge Hero Jio spent sovcral years roughing it on tho border Tho Northren Neck of Virginia which begins on the Chcsapcako Bay and lies between the Potomac and Rappahanoc Rivers crossing tho Blue Ridgo and passing through it with the Potomac at Har¬ pers Ferry extends with tho heads thereof in tho Alleghany mountains aud thence a 6traiglit crossing the North Mountain and Blue Ridgo at the headquarters of tho Rappahanoc In passing Washington stopped at Greenway Court the name of tho Fairfax residence and a warm friendship grow up between thom and through that means Washington got tho reputation of a man of a great ex ecu tivo ability Ono of the Fairfax family married Gen Washingtons oldest brother Lawrence Washington and it is not improbable that L Wash- ¬ ington got Mt Vernon by his wife daughter of W Fan fax who lived near Mt Vernon In November 1753 Washington set out on his mission with a small party and traversed the woods to the Indian village called Logstown where he was told ho would find tho Ficnch com- ¬ mandant near Lake Eric On tho envoys arrival thero ho found Chev ¬ alier Do St Pierre tho commandant and ho met Washington with cour- ¬ tesy and dignity Washington handed him the Governors protest and after reading it tho old 6oldier replied I am here sir by tho order of my Gen ¬ eral and I assure you sir I will con- ¬ form my actions to his orders with that resolution that is expected of a worthy ofliccr and t soldier With that response Jalaiigtou hud no al- ¬ ternative but to return Continued next week A I i J vol ii i MT STERLING KENTUCKY TUESDAY JUKE 21 1892 S3SS8SebB 5 8 ADVERTISING RATES gooooooo 5 S5 88 Wool Carding AND MANUKACTUKISCI j Judge Peters Reminisences Continued from last week Aflov a tedious wearisome anil disagrecablo journoy of many days wc arrived at my fathers pluco on the 9th day of December 1809 all in good health and without an accident or an event occurring on tho way worthy of noto We found on the placo a hewed log dwelling consisting of two rooms below aud two above stairs and a passage between tho rooms were I think 18x15 feet plank floors not dressed glass in tho windows four lights in a window 8x10 3tonc chimneys- covering of boards hold on by what wore called weight poles laid across the boards and held apart by means of pieces of timber sawed at about two feet long and of suffi ¬ ciently strong timber to keep tho poles separated and the roof reasonably se- ¬ cure Tho kitchen wa3 a small cabin built adjoining thcdwelling of round logs covered with boards wooden chimnoy with large rocks set up for jambs with dirt floor I think aud a small negro cabin My grandmother took her slaves to ono of my uncles who was much bet- ¬ ter prepared to mako her comfortable There were ten and keep hor slaves or twelve acres of ray fdthors land cultivated in corn aild the ground be- ¬ ing fresh and very rich ho procured a supply of corn from tho tenant who cultivated tho cropland some vegeta- ¬ bles So soon as tho slaves were made as comfortable as the means would allow the clearing of more land for cultivation was begun in earnest The forests were very thick and tho trcos large and tho sound of tho woodmans ax everywhere was heard from early morn till dark But now tho lands in that part of tho State are denuded of timber and a forest tree cue foot in diameter can rarely bo found It might wot bo unintcrestiug to know how my father became entitled His to tho Woodford county land mother was a daughter of Capt John Ashby familiarly known as Capt Jack Asliby his parents emigrated to tho colony of Virginia at an early pe- ¬ riod from England 110 was born in Virginia a new and sparsely settled country and early in life became dis ¬ tinguished as a hunter aud Indian fighter When a young man he set- ¬ tled in a fort on the headwaters of the Shanandoah river About tho year 1750 a dispute arose between Eng- ¬ land and France as to that portion of tho country afterwards known as tho northwestern territory of tho United States extending from the great lakes England to tho Louisiana territory claimed it as included in tho charter of Virginia and also by a treaty with tho Iroquois Indians France claimed it on tho ground that Padre Mar guctte a Frenchman had in 1573 sailed down tho Ohio aud Mississippi rivers and had taken possession of of this territory in tho wholo tho name of and for his coun- ¬ try France had planted a lead plato on the banks of tho Ohio rivoi with an assertion of the right to the wholo of it and proceeded to occupy tho tho country with troops and settlers and to erect a chain of forts from tho lakes southwest so as to unite Cana ¬ dian France with Louisiana then a territory of Franco also and thus to confine Englands possessions within very narrow limits These proceed ings on tho part of Franco caused great excitement in England and Vir ¬ At once England began to ginia prepare for war and sent over arms and supplies to that end and Robert Dinwiddie then Governor of Virginia was directed formally to notify tho French authorities of hor claims and jf not yielded to to fight for them In obedienco to orders the Governor of Virginia drew up a strong protest against tho French occupation of tho territory aud selected Gcorgo Wash ¬ ington as his envoy to deliver his protest to tho French commander Ho was then just twenty one years of age and beyond tho limits of his military district and this was his first appcar anco in public affairs Ho had been selected by Lord Fairfax an English nobleman who had passed his younger days in tho most fashionable society of Loudon mingling with Dukes and Duchesses but disappointment in lovo had driven him to tho woods of Vir - GENERAL NEWS Vesuvius is in active eruption ami lava is flowing throught the Atrio Cavallo ravino Representative Goodnight was re- ¬ nominated for Congress by acclama- ¬ tion by the Democratic convention of the Third district at Glasgow a report from Now York leaders have agreed to go to Cleveland after one ballot for Hill if tho ex President be shown tho choice of the convention o is 888SS888S8S8 S888888S8888 so TWEEDS us Cotton and Woolen Hosiery Insertions iMonth ght Inflations Month nr Inacitlons wee Insertions Months 8SS888888888 Wo SSaSt2S8S8888 all of the above goods at low down priccB arid that wo arc prepared to manufacture would respectfully icform all The that tho Tammany SSSSa3Sa8888 work guarantee tho very best of Wool fjom a distanco carded into roils and returned tb owner In quick time Full weight of rolls in return guaranteed Tie all work up in strong shoots aud it will bo returned in good order Caslipaid for wool or goods given in exchange Will pay highest price for rendered Tallow in cakes or baV rclSj or oxclfango Soap for itj Prices for manufacturing furnished on appli- ¬ cation andjprico list sent Agents wibr tho best Sheep Dip sold j 388888888888 SSSgSaS8888 flS8S8SSS88 ge isertlons It appears from a report issued by tho nowly organized London Domestic Servants Union that thero arc at least 10000 trained servants of good character out of employment in that ¬ ige Insertion city Court Directory tBOSidTnTnWMonday ill0SfS0EBV iitU -uviinu moruuuu fnntnv X --- CIRCUIT uuutvi AfAitu w poopeu nrcsldlni In XoVCDlbCr -- D Third Monday in d I J4r t wnciywis ThtrdMonaay in jauuai j rdMondny ITQSUMBS W GB0VE8 prcsiuiiifii i Ait Ifl IU Cll vvinn in 01 cacn MT STBKMNO C1TV OeTOTV A Arrirnrw Mvrv UC - QOAKWBljT COTML um bro E F Robertson In tno new British Pharmacopoeia tho metric weights and measures will be adopted to the entire exclusion of tho English weights and measures hitherto used thero aud in the- United - Kentucky Fairs Shclbyville Eminence TTinii jM Phoonix Woolen Mills LeXiiigton Ky States Tho Capital removal question came to the front in the House at Frankfort last week when a joint resolution was prcsonted calling for a committee which is to eclectfour sites in different parts ot the State on ono of which to locate a State house July 13th to 15th July 19th to 23rd Harrodsburg July 25th to 30th CIVlI BBAHCH W T Tylm MANAGER8 Professional 2TT I Aiwi-noy-u- - K tre q Attomcy ot Law nml Suncyor Mt StClling ivy Sif A R Planing Mill Co v mn i It M T K Barnes FufifiTt -- Manufacturers and dcalors in all kinds of THOMKSIoIbraVc p- Rough r O KyO Dressed jii Fire on the water front at Baltimore Tuesday caused a loss of nearly a mill- ¬ ion dollars to shipping tho Old Bay Lino wharf and merchandise One thousand barrels of whisky from tho Louisville Public Warehouse Com- ¬ pany were burned The Pennsylvania Railroad Compa- ¬ ny has secured full control of the im menso William Penn colliery at Will- ¬ iam Penn Pa The output of tho co- ¬ lliery has heretofore been shipped via Reading road This is tho first blow dealt that combine by its big compet- ¬ itor muti PriSSS IkISG FOftD ol Mt Stciling B -- tttflweoKt Uifoician and Surgeon f wiiiwui1 -- 1 Danville August 2nd tp 6th Versailles August 2nd to 6th Columbia August 9th to 12th Sharpsburg August 9th to 13th Nicholasville August 16th to 19th Lebanon August 23rd to 26th Maysville August 23rd to 27th Lexington August 30th to Sept 3d Paris September 6th to 10th Bardstown September 6th to lOllu Winchestei jScptember 13th to 17tlu Eliabcthtown Sept 13th to 16th Horso Cave Sept 20th to 23d Cynthiana Sept 21 to 21th Springfield August 9 days MtStcrliiipKy LUMBER i r I WAOK CO bXADLEU WH0LE8ALE CLOTIIIEItS ClKCISHATt rvw ii i LjiISI MAN yjel ijssSsSss x TiAZELKIGG intv Wliito Pino and Toplar Singles Doors of all Sizes Sash Glazed and Unglazed Window and Door Frames Moulding and Brackets of all kinds Verandas of every Description DAVIS BROS Mfimifftctiirew of CL0TIHO uiiicium 00 West 1cau Star Planing Mill Company tu Mt Sterling Ky Good Suggestion Iowa iW BKROK- From tlie Dubuque- Tclegiaph ¬ KB v AivMfcSWillnftKy xi nrlmn kfeXArC9tsr eiSXIlllnt nractiCO in i i WCU ntin i of nw una asTriio DEALTERS iN OUlcc in trtttomey-ftt-- IVVH11 i All A SUPDUTU IMs ol tflpia kOsSFP--0l ti 72 j KeutucKy s- LiWfii tl lllllllarrHoDTo lV T Is E STOM - - feUDDTJTH Telephone- Also Blacksmith and Anthra- cjte Coal ilavllln Kv - AllCgal sold Ico over Mfc Sit Sterling Ky Stctllnggatlonal Binfc T Tho adjourning of tho impeach ment court last Saturday on account of Gen Weavers belly ache cost the people of this commonwealth nearly 500 Ono dose of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy would havo saved this expense and wo suggest as a matter of economy and humanity that tho State provide against future contingencies of this nature by furnishing each Senator with a bottle of that valuable remedy 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by T GJulian - rr JUNMl JlKSiviij-j- r n Also lallpn ivuv Ofllco - price paid for Wheat Urccm nvo40 ju filalnanititayKlUortiPcw 0m Clienriultu Wheat Corn Pats and Hay T -- lbs per bushel Highest cash Mr Florences Advice - cor- - 21 H 3 i t rOXM D Mt Sterling bulfdlng Room CTjld APPCieon n ijnceu c- Kcsi- - wholesale and retail lections promptly attended irPlATTT Vc tei inary Sui gcon urt tfnjK Lo in Mt SteriingTn Id will answer telegram lAiiliii1 Aerncy Vrr to J O MILER SUCCESSOR T6 When --2 Miller Wilson j- - KoKviKAOTttIV UiftDrWm 1 tt w hUVUON VDi- M Van Antwerp fahort street tt Sycnmoro Sts INSURANCE AND icitcefconlflgh Lc Florence the actor once gave some advice to a friend in theso word Ono gallon of whis ¬ My Dear ky coats about 3 Now if you must drink buy a gallon aud mako your wife tho barkeeper When you aro dry give her 15 cents for a drink and when tho whisky is gone she will have after paying for it 675 loft aud every gallon thereafter will yield tho same profit This money sho should put away so that when you havo becomo an inebriate unable to support yourself shunned by every respectable man your wife will have enough to keep you until your time Franklyn August 305 days Bowling Green September 6 Lawrenccburg August 9 3 days Henderson August 23 5 days Hartford September 28 1 days Mt SterlingSeptember 27 i da s Owentown August 16 5 days Uustonville July 28th and 29th All of tho above meeting have trot - Frank G LJenv a young wheelman ting contests has undertaken to ride around the world on a pneumatic safety byciclc In June and started from Now York Saturday of last week He expects to be about Were all in Vallombrosafive years and will ride over 20000 There arc no barren places miles Ho will take a camera on the Hay makers rob the fields of clover back of his wheel If days weie short how could the Young Robert Fales who has been berries ripen convicted of murdering Cashier Thos If nights wero long how could we Haydon in Newark N J was a sec the roses greedy reader of pernicious dime nov- ¬ There are no flowers half so sweet els his mother testifying in court that as thobe giown by our friends he had a trunkful of them a blood- ¬ Po you hear the meadow prophet thirsty list Ho fed long long on Ho says theres no more wet murder pap and his terrible crime Bob o Linkum seeks his was but the logical consequence he knows his sober mato is The State Senate Tuesday declined there to uccept b suggestion of tho Revisory Birds ferns and velvety moss have Commission separating tho Insurance their homes in tho heart of the Department from tho Auditors De ¬ woods partment and giving the Governor Open doors and windows wide tho appointment of the Commissioner draw curtains quite tickle aud let The salary of the Commissioner paid tho sweets como in Good House- ¬ by tho insurance companies was re- ¬ keeping duced from 1000 to 2500 and that Quality Increasing Demand ot his chief deputy from 2000 to nest-sub-rosa i v A 1500 The expedition in relief of Licuten and Peary sailed from Now York a few days ago in charge of Prof Hoil The expedi- ¬ prin of Philadelphia tion goes first to St Johns Newfound ¬ land whence it sails for Greenland choice about the middle of July In addi ¬ BUAKKLAo AVestMnlnSt upstali s I Ko 1LA1 Jit Bicrunj n - upstnlrscoroerot Court and Broadway Aiut MU Sterling Real Elstate LOWEST Ky choicest comparison -- rates ilb in HV PROMPTEST SETTLEMENTS -- nier Bloclyip Ulr with J k tu tatt 1J - Of Any And All Agencies - fedTnTu7cilIofMtSteingw SSSSWS JU i alLlniBlnoea ft Bff entnitc K SS to him nlPcrrt on will H FLETCHER 1 Josiah Lindsay AGENT ON if T TKRLNQ t AUCTIONEER KENTUCKY -- C O RAILROADr rroran uhw l Hraunding counties I ropqrty and Ileal npt18 JWsninB hlSJervieestotho people ot Montgomery west of depot Mt Sterling y iK STEWART auctioneer Lbxingtok Kv attention eiven to all sales entrusted to V TI fvaftvo orders attnisonico or naoiosa UoieudOB Hotel Lexington Ky Manufacturer and dealer in Tobacco Horn heads Ilough Lumber and Lakolco Wo mako tho our business which is booming by doingspec best work and oflciing Bough Lumber at o also do prices which are noer inot ial m custom sawlnff -- jcrs Scaonablo vegotables at CarlKricg- -- 3t tion to tho years provisions to bo comes to fill a drunkards gravo left for Lieutenant Peary and his Just as sure as hot weather comes party in case they aro not to be found there will bo more or less bowel com- ¬ or if found they determine not to re ¬ plaint in this vicinity Every person turn there will bo a considerable and especially families ought to have amount ofippecial articles of food ta- ¬ some roliablo medicine on hand for ken by each member and many instant use in case it is needed A 25 months stores by tho expedition or 50 cent bottlo of Chamberlains itself Golic Cholera and Diarrluea Rem ¬ Somo of tho best of us who uovcr edy is just what you ought to havo you would need oven for could take kindly to tho cold tub in and all that tho most sovcro and dangorous cases tho morning owe Dr Robert Walter on It is tho best tho most reliable and our gratitude for his rules in Laws de- ¬ Health Tho cold morning bath lie most successful treatment known and For sale by T G nounces as a narcotic aud a too great is plcasaut to take demand upon tho nervous system Julian Whoever would enjoy But ho says Tho llomai Catholics of tho diocese health should tako his warm bath two of Maine havo decided to build an three or four times a week aud retire orphanage in Lowiston this year to to bed thereby allowing nature to so Tho movomont has been curo tho best equilibrium of her forces cost 25000 largely duo to tho efforts of Bishop and promote tho best conditions of Hcaly of Portland and in honor of health It is pleasant to havo 6ci him tho institution willbo christened ouco thus stop in to sanction comfort Hoaly Asylum and common sense Thero is an increasing demand for hog products all over tho country What is the reason for it It is found in tho improved quality since intelligent feeders and breeders bogau sending to market the sweet tender juicy nino or ten months pig instead of the tough strong hog that had withstood tho storms of two or three winters and the heat ot a many summers wallowed in the mud in summer sweat in tho straw pile in winter learning to climb i fence unlatch a gate crowd through a picket fence and outrun all tho Vorily tho quiet ncighbors dogs ordorly contented well behaved pig of to day is a pleasing contrast to his Tho devils have unruly ancestor gone out of him and ho is no more evil Ex s 1 Premature Old Ago Ah Si Hostess fat fair Edwin well do I remember when a little child seated on my dear moth- ers kneo listening as sho read tho Its wondrous beau- ¬ Light of Asia ty mado its impress on my childish mind and has uovcr been effaced Sir Edwin visibly astonished Madam you surpriso me I had no idea wonien matured so rapidly in th6V v west Life V f -J S7-- V- - - j - fe1 u V- - u O a 11 MT STERLING ADVOCATE TUESDAY JUKE 21 1892 i Eft ev w The Conference Committco appoint ¬ and Wall Whltolaw ed by the Scnato and HOuso to agrco lli I As Viewed From Washington upon a bill for tho Judicial redisrict ing of tho Stato havo about completed Advocate Publishing Company All oyes political aro now turned They Must Like Conventions their labors aud will In a day or two toward Chicago The result at Min ¬ lM neapolis has been received with vary- ¬ TUESDAY JUXK MOV STEUL1NG make a report Our district is fo bq Tho citizens of Minneapolis when ing comment and feelings hero but they heard tho storm of tho past wcok composed of Montgomery Bath CONGRESS fri FOB outside of those whoso places and had blown off the covering of tho Meuofeo and Morgan We aro authorized to announce political fortunes aro dependent upon wigwam Intended for holding tho Hon L Kendalls silver speech m Hon C It Biiooks of Mt Sterling the administration thero is a pretty Democratic Convention at Chicago in tho J House has won considerable Montgomery county as a candidate general notion that tho Republican sent tho following telegrams notoriety for him Tho principal for the 53d Congress from the Tenth party enters tho campaign witha hard Tho Citizens Committco of the dailios havo given his remarks a more District subject to the action of the row to hoc Much depends upon tho Democratic National Convention or less favorablo comment whilst the m Had Mr Blaine Chicago Gentlemen Wo have heard action at Chicago Democratic party House accorded to mm tho courtesy been nominated at Minneapolis Cleve ¬ with regret of tho great disaster I lint Uj Chicago would has befallen your convention hall of close attention and a very respect- It looks like Cleveland lands nomination at Fully sympathizing with tho public ful hearing Mr Kendalls maiden P conclusion but have been It is thought in Washington that as Harrisona foregono beaten Cleve- ¬ spirited citizens of Chicago wo tender¬ effor in the House shows him to bo W has once you free of charge our great convenCongress will adjourn about the mid ¬ an orator of no mean ability aud the land tho question arises whether tho tion hall and accommodations for dle of next mouth congratulations ho has received aro n advantage of that fact would not bo 100000 people onough to turn tho head of a man less m Citizens Executive Committee It is said that Hon W C Owens fatal to tho latter in tho coming struginclined to lend a deaf ear to flatterv of tno Kentucky delegation will bo gle Among over twenty prominent Hon Calvin S Brlcc Chairman honored with the Temporary Chair Democrats with whom your corres- ¬ Democratic National Committee New Tho best is none too good says manship of the Convention at Chicago pondent talked yesterday including York Sir Understanding tho wig ¬ tho most wonderfully successful trot wam prepared for tho convention at to day The houor was tendered four or five delegates to tho conven ¬ Chicago has been completely demol- ¬ ting horse man in the world This Hon Henry Wattcrson but ho de- ¬ tion fully one half while expecting ished we tender you our great con- ¬ rule applies with equal foico to tracks Ml clined it prcfGRutg o servo on tho Clevelands nomination questioned vention hall in Minneapolis aud the that it docs to horses Tho man who pi Platform GonimiU0 deep down Ju t dr guards whether usual courtesies so the National Com- ¬ is breeding to scrub horses theso days mittee OU such occasions free of is sowing a a new man liko Flower or Whitney harvest from which he For tho Democratic National Con- ¬ would not make more certain of car ¬ charge citizens regardless of party will only reap vain regrets With Our vention tho Wattcrson Club have se ¬ rying New York or whether Boies or will take pride in entertaining your tho many blooded horses that can be tho Hotel Rich- ¬ cured quarters at Palmer Campbell or Gorman would committco and tho delegates and visi- ¬ found in almost every community mond for 300 members Tho club not on the whole bo more likely to tors to tho convention to tho best of there is no excuse for any man raising will tako its own band and will win These questions aro raised by their ability Wo can locate at onco a horse for which he will find no sale the delgates of march under a banner ornamented many who aro really Cleveland men tho Republican each Statothosame as The sensible breeder always aims to delegates occupied and great with a lifo sizo portrait of tho at heart but who care more for success advise each State of its location meet the demands of the market Pi Kentucky editor whose name it bears than for any mere sentiment This was signed by P B Winston Business Mention There aro hosrs in tho streets of Tho real trouble and anxiety of tho Mayor Thomas Lowrey George A Middle8borough now but they are not President is just beginning After Brackctt Chairman and William T II Carter is putting in all kinds as harmful as the hogs which over rau bending all his energies and every ro- - McCreary Secretary of pumps that are of the best makes two years sourc of his office to securingXreuom tho real estate market there Frankfort Correspondence 4o 2t ago To the latter kind is due the ination he now begins to realize that 20000 to a still harder fight must be made in falling off in population from FnxNKFOiiT Ky Juno19 92 Tho most complete line of gents 2500 which that once promising the canvass and that even then ho Editors Advocate underwear in the city at Greene Louisville Tost may lose He already finds that he town lias witnessed While it is to bo Clay Chenaults has his hands full As he proposes to hoped crime is not on the increase iu President Harrison received the All persons desiring plumbing work take general direction of his own cam ¬ Kentucky convicts continue to accu- ¬ 45 2t news of hia nomination at the White should call on T II Carter paign of course the public business mulate in tho prison walls and the special wire The man ¬ House over a must suffer To keep track of the Eddyvlllo prison at a cost of half a Ju6t lcccivcd tho finest mackerel sion was filled with Cabinet officers legislation of Congress and pass bills million dollars to the State seems ill over brought to this city from Glou friends of tho President and newspa ¬ sent to the White House for IiIb signa- ¬ adapted to tho purposes of its con- ¬ cestcr Mass headquarters as a fish per men After the congratulations ture and at the same give proper con- ¬ struction and a bill has been Intro market They have been bought in of those present tho President made sideration to all tho matters brought duccd in the house by Mr Qulgsley largo quantities and are being sold a graceful little speech and then in- ¬ before him by his cabinet officers this week looking to the building of very cheap formed his sick wife of his success 44 2t A Baum Son whilo his days and nights aro given several hundred cells in the peniten ¬ Mr lleid learned of his nomination up to consultations with politicians tiary hero to l eHovo the present over- ¬ at his summer residence byitclephonc from everywhere is an utter impossi- ¬ Kelloy I have rented tho Petry crowded condition two convicts being coal yards on Sycamore street and will handle tho best Virginia and The printers of New York have bility Another perplexing feature of put iu mauy of the cells now invented a name for the Republican the situation 1b the filling of the large A bill has been introduced to abol- ¬ Kentucky coals etoFarmers will find it to with ticket which will probablv stick by number of offices now vacant and ish the Insurance bureau and another fortheir interestand arrange supplymo their fall winter of taking care of the promises made be- ¬ it during the entire campaign They bill reducing tho salary of the Com- ¬ coal while freights aro ut their lowest at Minneapolis It is have had circulars printed and dis ¬ fore the ballot missioner of insurance and the clerks Iu connection I am handinlg the best tributed throughout the newspaper no secret now that every office in the under him Thiircau with its grades of undressed lunYUer shingles ¬ posts rails etc offices of New York in which Messrs gift of tho President has bceu prom14000 of patronrfgo should bo sepa ¬ B F Robinson or three times oyer not only rated from 2t Harrison and Rcid aro referred i to as ised two the Auditors office The present but for the second Mr items arrange for the Hat and Kat Commissioner gels 4000 a year and The fine plumbing work dono in ment of his difference with the union term should there bo one John C should be elected by tho people tho Taulbee Haydon Infirmary was Minneapo- ¬ printers may prove liko Mr Blaines New had carte blanche at Thero is no reason why the Auditor 45 2t resignation from the cabinet to have lis and he used it unstintingly or any other Stato officer as has been executed by T H Carter in tho Should Harrison pull through been thought of too late Crass Stripper Combs done should be permitted to traffic in election there will bo lots of fun over these affairs to secure further political Austin Corbin has signed a contract this situation All this emphasizes I have on hand combs for both advancement with the Pennsylvania Railroad for a the necessity of making the President Thomas and Stivors grass seed strip- ¬ Tho Capitol removal question is now tunnel under the North River to cost ineligible for a second term pers and am prepared to repair in a state of biennial agitation in tho ex- ¬ away p in the millions It is It is the idea of Mr Harrison to machines on 6hort notice pected there will bo two openings in have a money campaign He knows house Under the new Constitution 37 tf WM P SciIOOLEJt New York one near tho Battery for that Quay and Dudley bought New a two tlilrtl vote ot each house is re the accommodation of those doing York and Indiana for him four years quired to move it and heretofore a The finest line of watch chains in business in that part of the city and ago and while ho went back on them majority could never agree to move it tho city at J W Jones agent the other somewhat near Chambers after he got possession of the office he from Frankfort and there is not the I have a second hand single apron street for tho convenience of people thinks somebody else will be found to slightest probability that it will ho W A Wood Harvester and Binder who como to that part of the city carry out tho samo programme this moved though tho anxiety of somo in good condition in every respect From the last opening a tunnel will year It is proposed to raiso a cor ¬ and tho hopes ot others may havo ex ¬ Will sell for 75 Henuv Watson cross under the city and under the ruption fund even larger than that se ¬ pression in banquets and champagne Cheap diamonds at J W Jones East River to somo convenient place cured by Quay and Waunamaker in suppers to tho Legislature in fact near the City Hall New millinery goods received since 1888 That is why Whitelaw Rcid was somo irreverent jesters insinuate that put on the ticket Mr Rcid has him ¬ such is the ulterior purpose of tho tho fire and all other goods at cost at Tho Democratic hosts have gathered self como to be a very rich man by the movers in tho matter J L Halnline8 at Chicago and to day in convention questionable methods employed by tho The election bill has passed both My Notto assembled will begin tho work of money getters of Wall street and Ills houses and will go the Governor for There is always room at tho top selecting tho man to fill the Presiden ¬ paper the New York Tribune has his signature as soon as enrolled Therefore think carefully tial chair for four year beginning been tho organ of this clement ever Tho Superior Court adjourned Decide wisely March 4th next To an observer at since Reid obtained control of it Wednesday and the Court of Appeals Then act promptly this distance it seems to bo Cleveland This thrifty young man claims in pub And buy a White or Reese against the field with the chances in lic that tho nomination was unex Saturday for the summer vacation sewing machine Address the ex presidents favor No one can pected to him yet he was sending The Senate has passed a bill abol ¬ P L Resse as yet make anything moro than a electrotypes of his portrait around to ishing the State Board of Equalization 40 tf Mt Sterling Ky guess as to what the rosult will be the newspaper offices in New York i Tho Conference Committee on tho but if prudence and conservatism pre ¬ two days before it occurred It is also Judicial Redisricting bill has not yet Have your watches repaired at J vail tho convention will nominate a said that he furnished the cash to reported and prospective W Jones candidates ticket which will swoop tho country in solidify tho southern delegates for for Judge and Commonwealth Elegant Attor- ¬ November Harrison and stands pledged to secure ney must romaln a whilo longer on Ice cream soda water tho largest campaign fund over raised the anxious 6cat before they know T G Julian Why Blaine Quit That is Mr Rcids sole strength His just what counties they will havo to Millinery and dry goods at cost at If3ikues8 will bo fully explained be you la J L Hainliuo Co There arc circumstances ill pioml fore the campaign is far advanood Tile U S District Court has been Fine llent cvtiuts which are Misleading and One illustration of his character is in session here all week most of the Soaps aiul iJerfuincry often is it that they force wrong con- ¬ furnished in his treatment of poor old time taken up with petty criminal Chamois and sponges clusions It is almost tho universal Horace Grccly In 1872 Mr Grccly cases Tho civil docket not reached Knives and razors belief that Mr Blaine sent in his made Retd what ho was Ho gavo tScissors and shears resignation for the solo purpose of be- ¬ him au opportunity on tho Tribune T G Julians Cheap at Quito a number of Democrats in coming a candidate fdr tho Republi- ¬ and favored him in every way Yet Nomination for tho Presidency when Grecly was nominated for Presi ¬ tho Goucral Assembly will go to Chi- ¬ can A model garment for comfort stylo E Mr Blaines letter declining to bo a dent and temporarily loft tho editor- ¬ cago next week and hygienic effect is tho Haut ton candidate was doubtless in good ship iu charge of his protogo tho latter waist It gives tho person as perfect Rov Sam Jones said at Nashville form as tho high priced corsets and faith but tho continual snubbing proceeded through rich friends to get If old Tam- ¬ is free from discomfort It gives tho which ho received ou tho part of the pcrmanout control of the paper and Tcnn Sunday night many were to go to hell in a body aud best value for tho price Onco tried administration was beyond endur supplanted his patron After tho auco and Mr Blaine quit without campaign was over Mr Grcoly learned knock at tho door the devil would tho wearor will uso no other at a moments warning just as all proud tho truth And it was that which only lot them in ono all aattime If he John Samuels Solo Agent onco they were to let them In and great men should do and now broko tho poor old mans heart An would knock him in tho head elect Tako your prescriptions to Julians Mr Blaine reasons for his action is editorial which ho wrote and Bent up their own dovll and run things to and get them filled with the purest becoming known and arc justifiable a fow day 8 after the election was oven suit themselves drugs His frlonds used his namo before tho suppressed by Held Fromthat time Fruit jars Mason scalers in glass Minneapolis convention hoping tho to tho present tho great Trlbuuo also stone jars all sizes Go to W W Reeds for fruit jars 5t and Bealing Wak Republicans would approve it 45 2t W W Reed aco Grccly has been founded by Ita THE ADVOCATE 1 THE CHICAGO CONVENTION tho organ of monopoly street- - confounded by Hold i MmmmmmmmmmwsmMMmi V as nK - t Tkft v- - j i v h Ju SlW t- b it g P o g gj - wa V - p t g c1 m toe 3 -- U- jsl i o k 4 O -- j fl L J a -- H ¬ ¬ I 3 S V 1 c Ei a o j IS Mb Pp to 8g8 p OP fc m 1 - H i -- h u 1 M 1 e C M3pph B 2 f fi I g J - O j O c P f I p ceON Ig If -MPflSMiiiMiliiigliiSBe l THE 6 Advocate JOB EOOMS r at type and presses and are prepared to do all kinds of Plain and Fan- ¬ cy Printing in a neat thorough and work- ¬ manlike mariner We can guarantee that our work will please ycu and invite a call at our new quarters in the Tyler Apperson Build- ¬ ing Come and see us when you want any-¬ thing in our line- - Are now fitted up in good style with new r f y-- Mica -- e Pilstti Co MT STERLING KY AS 4 ivww kWQBRiZjW W RSfcir I - 4 - J f t r-- -i feim vr X MT STEKMSra AD YOG ATE TUESDAY JUKE 21 1892 THB ADVOCATE HORSE AND TRACK A rod granilo shaft has boon placed over the grave of Ilamblctonlau r Ilickok cousldors a kite track four Blonds faster thau a regtilatiou ouc TJrts is something of an item The dam of Mambrino Maid 215 has a foal at foot by Gambotta Wilkes Alfonso by Barou Wilkes 2 lg out of Alma Mater by Matnbrino Patchcn been placed in training Tho and best In tho wholo country for tho soil was admirably adapted purpose and a largo amount of monoy has been expended in making Tho inaug it as perfect as possible Ural opening Is to bo held July 4th KirJc aud is certaiu to bo a success wood is situated nearly midway be ¬ tween Philadelphia and Baltimore with excellent railroad facilities and is likely to prove ono of tho most prominent trottiug centers of the East Breeder and Sportsman ED MITCHELL DEALER IN STODDARDS NEW CLIMAX and TIGER DISC IIARROVS rip an mi SgMMMilegMgi ub iiarr CructetTis Con 41 1 v GENERAL NEWS t3 J Father Mollluger tho far famed lonroo Salisbury has determined priost physlciau lof Mount Troy It to start Direct at any town that Allegheny died at 1 50 oclock Wed ¬ pill not put up a purso of 5000 or nesday afternoon Death was causod ro I JHlHWSFg2RritE mwfc E by strangulated hornla Father unaaon noiucr ui wiu yetmiug vuib Mollingor was born in Holland of record at 2 27 has dovclopcd into a o parents who sent him to sixtcon haud horse weighing 1050 St Vincents College West More land pounds to bo educated for county Pa Ho was ordained at Gcorgo Wilkes will have two sons tho priesthood Ko also studied medi- ¬ on tho turf this year should they not St Vincents meet with any mishap iu their prepa ¬ cine at tills college In 1SG0 ho came ration They are Brignoli Wilkes to Mt Troy and has boon there ever since and becoming widely known and Prophet Wilkes for performing many miraculous Thq first race track iu Kentucky cures both by medicine and by a relic ytvas laid out iu 1795 at Shallow Ford Father Mollingor of St Anthony Station A man engaged in testing was 70 years old Ho leaves a for- ¬ tho speed of his horso on this track tune of about a million dollars was shot by an Indian in a cauo Eight lives wcro lost by tho Chica- ¬ thicket near by go tornado instead of two as first re ¬ In speaking of Hants a short timo ported and fifteen persons were in- ¬ o Splan said I can say this much jured or him ho would do all ho could The British steamer Petrolia which very timo you called on him and fancy ones of left Philadelphia May 26 with a full that is more than tho cargo of crudo petroleum was struck Ao day will do by lightning near tho harbor of Blaye 3 The mares Hazel Wilkes and Una In Franco Tuesday Tho steamer ex ¬ Wilkes by Guy Wilkeo 215 arc ploded and was comoplotely destroy ¬ moving quarters in such fast timo at ed by fire with several smaller craft Torre Haute that they are both re- ¬ Eighteen lives were lost speed by garded as up to Tho Arkansas delegates to the those who have seen them go Democratic convention wore instruct ¬ After sixteen years of litigation tho ed to vote an a unit A substitute sum of 20825 has boon paid A B instructing for Cleveland was defeat- ¬ Meleudy and T J Russell of Norris- - ed by a largo majority in the State L convention town Tenu by tho It C G tho trotting railroad as damages for The two Democratic conventions in horse Briston killed in a wreck in Louisiana agreed upon a plan of re- ¬ J876 This is tho largest sum over pliid by a railroad company for the organization to secure party harmony aud divided the delegation to Chica- ¬ killing of a horso go each convention electing half Mr Peter Duryea of Now York Tho Superior Court adjourned has sold to Mr W H Cochrane of Wednesday for its summer vacation Bjel Norte Col his grand team of trotting marcs Badger Girl and Jessie Tho Ohio Stato Convention elected Blake for 14500 This team can Senator Brice ox Govenor Campbell trot together low down in tho twen- - Lawronco T Neal and Robert- Blee Aii5fand Jessie Blako was tho winner delegates at largo to tho Chicago Con- ¬ stakes at Sturgis vention The delegates aro unin Fti lio Mich last October They are a hand structcd some well matched pair of bays The Stato Seuato passed tho Elec- ¬ Dont be afraid to give your horses tions Bill Wednesday as it came that are training grass onco or twice back from the IIouso amended This a day It opens tho bowels cools tho law whilo not a perfect ono will do system and nourishes the body It much to givous a pure ballot well-to-dfree-for-a- mire Hardware Queensware Tinware Stoves and a full line of Ag- ¬ ricultural Implements S4tS i THE MUTUAL A SWESSX OXjZD 1892 IRIEJIjILA-BILj-E e BENEFIT tiliriLn LIFE irii - IltMCE irlrAtirffaillj CONPANY IDOXDID lEIRrESIIDIESSJl1 4S57U5S3 03 ll Totnl Assetts Jnnunry 1 1802 lnicl Policy Holders since orgnninitlou Surplus 11S72J80S 00 IU37K0O OS Our rivals are compelled to come down from their high prices by our enter- ¬ prise The only way to be sure of the benefit is to come to the origina- ¬ tors Well always do a little better than anyone else And if you doubt this assertion just come in and be convinced H Loscs paid In Kentucky over 5000000 00 Xjcsscs JnsAMngouan KobertC Untewootl Tnincs Anderson Wm T Hnnly TiwIro RlcliniU Roirt aid in Doxvtgonaery lolin 3000 00 8000 00 5000 00 00 5000 00 CO0O Oo ursty 3000 00 1 BOO Wm II Hipp F llann Wan en 1 Wntrous Low is O Wright 00 1400 00 1JM0 00 1000 00 Jnnies After second year not cstiictlons as to rosidencu or occupation Xoforfeltiuc in case of lapse Cash loans made up toono hulf of the reverie on nsignahlu policies For any additional information apply to 1C W SJIITH Or T C GJIAVKS 3ft Stciling Ky Aiiliilr 1 ljLill Jlllon 1 INPHIPP -s m JLA JL JL JL hJ The Seat Contract Evor CO OfforGd SUCCESSOR TO W S CALDWELL State Agents H2 W Jlaln St Louis llle Ky 45 tm - two-year-o- ld on made X lasts X XI S ligrlitex axxd cai xies xxxoxe load tlxaxx surL3rotIber 1 0 XI ST 3sxxo-n7X1- UL Tie New S llillilil Disc - b bridge being built over tho Licking river to connect Covington aud Now port gavo way precipitating tho 45 workmen in tho rivor along with tho immense mass of iron aud wood work It seems tho false work for tho brldgchad been greatly weakened by the late rains and though tho work was considered dangerous yet no steps had been takcu to strengthen It Messrs Andrew and David Baird of Pittsburg were tho contractors and aro among tho killed Only two of tho forty flvo men who wcro on tho uridgo when it fell escaped Twenty two woro killed Thcro is a lot of truth in tho follow- - unhurt Item from tho Western Horsemen outright and as many moro injured iug that Tho talk now being mado that tho many of them so frightfully trotting horses had passed they connot survive iUprices for V below tho point that will assuro a rea- Unless tho Amalgamated Associa- ¬ Vsonablo profit is about as absurd as tion of Iron and Steel Workers and anything that wo havo lead lately the iron manufacturers of Pittsburgh Tho fact is a horso that can go and tho West fecttlo their differences somo is iu greater demand than ever regarding tho now scalo of wages a bofore and his earning capacity is general strike will bo declared July 1 also much greater than at any past At Stc Roso a Canadian village a timo Tho plug horso has had his day but tho trottor is now on tho cyclone Wednesday destroyed a highest wavo of popularity Thoro is school house and threo chlldron woro a market for every sound aud speedy killed and four probably injured trotting horso in tho country and a Other villages woro swept and two seller dont havo to wait long for a cus- ¬ children wero killed at St Theres and tomer either The fellow who think two at Upton tho bottom has dropped out of tho C W Carpenter is now rcady for trotting horso business aro tho 01109 trotting horses for sale that business in all departments at his now who havo storo on Maysvillo street Gooda of cant trot all sorts aro being sold at prices great ¬ Each year trotting gains an addi- ¬ ly reduced Wall paper and carpets tional foothold in sections and States at less than manufacturers prices The where there had previously becu little splendid shoo stock is being knifed or none A fow months wo called at- ¬ without mercy Go thcro if you waut tention to tho fact that an excellent bargains in all lines klto shapod track was being built at Tho largest stock of homo flour at Kirkwood Del It is now finished and is pronouueed asonool tho fastest 250 and 275 for tho very best- is tho most perfect food that can bo given to a horso and although not strong enough diet to supply sufil- icient strength for hard work yet it is la very valuable aud essential diet for Wrscs iu training to keep them healthy their pores open aud their tpwel3 iu good order All expe- sticqessful trainers sec iionccd and that their horses have nioro or less grass every day and tho man who fails to supply it makes a mistake that Ids horses will feel aud show before tho soason closos It is better where it can be done to let the horses pick tho grass in the natural way By olding them out every eveuing they if ot needed chaugo and exercise fresh air and good food aud enjoy tho change from tho stablo to tho com- parativo freedom which tho grass plot affords jail on High street Have added to our stock of COAL the known BLACK BAND and the celebrated FIRE CIJEKK BLACK SMITHING COAL and still headquarters for BELMONT PEACH ORCHARD NUT and CANNEL COALS 45 Gmo Place opposite avcII Ex Soiretary Whitney is out in a letter positively declining to allow his name to go before tho Chicago Con- ¬ vention f Olxiolc Reduced Rates on The KM Jones HARROW -- T Thoro was a most fearful accident at Covington on Wednesday Tho tucky Midland Railway offers reduced CONTRACTOR rates upon the following special oc- ¬ AND casions Juno 26 2728 Prohibition National BUILDER Convention at Cincinnati at one fare foi the round trip limited jto return OFFICE AT July 7th June 15 to 17 electric Medical As- ¬ Star ZFlaziing- 2EIll sociation Nathioual at St Louis Mo at one and one third fare for tho round Call on him and secure estimates trip certificate plan KJ Gmo - Frankfort May IW HICKERS01 SOLD BY- - 30 Tlio Ken- ¬ W W REED Hardware etiic3 MT STERLING -- I CD G Bercaw F PA jSText Queensware KY lfJTMr Wt Worlds Fair Route Tho Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton railroad is tho only Pullman vesti buled Ijne with dining cars between Cincinnati and Chicago running two trains each way every day in tho the AJTUiSESSIOIsr OF f IRS BARMS SCHOOL rrmiitiiiMiiTiiirnBtiiiiiininiMinifi Harris Institute WILL OPEN iyjBB If yyyfyyvvi m HICKS CARPET STORE m ATJ MiHiTiat i Wlif P HHHHHLsEIHMHHHHIH - If you contemplato taking a trip CURTAINS this summer remember that tho most Beautiful Curtains well worth tho money Thoy aro called delightful placo in America is Old Bargains Point Comfort Va OIL CLOTHS On Tuesday July 20th the Chesa Oil Cloths the best makes aud in tho newest and most dcsirablo poake and Ohio railroad will run its patterns annual excursion from Lexington and E O McCokmick HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS tho Bluegrass region G P and T Agent A trip to Old No house in Kentucky handles hotter goods or sells for closer Poiut wll cost you less thau to any Cincinnati O profits other placo on account of tho extreme- ¬ 1 Royal Hungarian Sheep Dip is be ¬ ly low rates mado by tho Hygeia Ho- ¬ i mmmmmmmmAiiuixxmmmmmmMmmmimmmmm ing used by somo of our best and tel and tho railway company to par most successful farmers and thoy say tics taking advantage of this excur- ¬ Boo Koopers and Farmers Romomber W W Reed is selling tlioy could not farm without it Ask sion tho Buckeye reapers aud binders n llr John A Thompson what he thinks of Full particulars will bo ndvortised and Hungarian seed oraugo and Am- C W Howe it shortly Chas L Browx her sorghum seed Sugar cured hams the best I have Sole Agent General Passenger Agent tf U 2t 45 2t ever haudled A Baum Sox Chiles Tuosirsox Co year with luxurious chair cars on day trains and regular Pullman sleepers and improved compartment cars on night trains Five trains a day between Cincinnati and Indian ¬ apolis two trains with chair cars aud sleepers to St Louis and through combination cars to Springfield and Keokuk It is the only direct lino be- ¬ tween Cincinnati Lima Toledo and Detroit Tickets on salo everywhere and when you purchase see that they D either in or out read via C II of Cincinnati Indianapolis or Toledo Mrniiiy 46 Senleier 5 1892 Lexiixigtoxi CARPETS No 37 North Broadway Second Floor tf Whereto Co This Summer All kinds of best grado of Carpets at tho very lowest possible prices rjjrjKjjrjrjYJJMk v s k A4 1 11 X I- - t t I t I 9- A StB V kr mmmssssm Dan ftmmm wasmss3M t 11 fWSi - J f mBB fffrrri mlM1--- f Hf i JE iW p MT Mi STEKLlJStt yy fan II it AjD LOCATE TUESB ATIJlJfE 21 mm L TK firm wda mmtmfmamSmmwAva Vimliwl mil - P THE ADVOCATE Helpful Ailments a very preva ¬ Tn this lent and painful disease Our cli country it i9 less common mate inclines us to cxccsHvo mental activity As a result of this the brain appropriates nervous force at tho ex ¬ pense of tho digestive system anil Coallrara CALL iiiwiwwiiiiliiiiiiiwiil T D im X92 jgggpj JSpMgjJSgplJgpl rjfspjfSjgjjSjgjS i VtfAi Iu England gout is tassity Smith For all kinds lAi SUTTONJ KENTUCKY of us to dyspopsia compels to is victims in spite of themselves rich sparingly in indulge somewhat food in the too free eating of which eo desposcs KENTUCKY AND i A ItnAUTIFUIi JIAV V4 hands high heavy hinno and tnll black legs powerfully muscled IlncBtjlo mid n pcifect model Is J list eight years old nml h In excellent breeding condition Tins celebrated trotter will make tlio present fcrson at Thomns Kngons tno miles from Jit Sterling betw ecu tho SlnBVillC mid Hlnkiton pike nt ¬ i Mt East Main I STERLING Street i m i k crcise Sick hcadacho may often bo counted in the class of helpful ailments though it is a bitter pill There aro two forms of it ono has its primary source in the brain the other in the In both cases there is stomach commonly some hereditary tendency to the disease but the exciting cause is overwork of the brain in ouo case of the stomach in the other - The headaches necessitate occasion al rest while the dread of them acts as a constant check upon tho tendeu cics which might otherwise result in grave harnu Indeed attention to diet with a little letting down of the x ¬ t gout originates Of the two diseases dyspepsia is to be preferred It seldom interferes with the days work and except in very obstinate cases is almost certain to be relieved by proper diet and cx- - VIRGINIA COAL Allg 12 iCheap tt FURNITURE hi m I 15 TO INSURE A LIVING COLT 91 pD3S jji 3 B H BR IB UB9B WKS QUBES H0TH1NG BUT PILES A w JiiuFiinn i yenrs t meet voars Dam by Altti 705 slro of Stunger22ii Itogcr Hanson 2CU of dam of Dally Wilkes 228 Itogcr Hanson siro of Jessie Hanson 222J llfily WoUhliigton 227K Second dam by HlKhlnnd Chief slro of Lady Thol ne dam of Santa Claus 210W Trinidad 222Kginnddam of ifoslyrt 223k htjathmoi c slits of 117 in 230 list by Hnmbletonlnn 1st dam Lady Waltcnnise dam of Mnrshal Xey by North American 2nd dam said to bo by Hnmbletonlnn Alia by American Clny 1st dinn Lady Turner by Mambiino Chief Tlds low season price w ill enable any one to breed to ono of tho finest bred trotters iu this sec tion Aiji AMUiiis m two months training trotted a full mile iu 235 A lien will be retained on nil colts for season money Money duo when marofoal Is parted with or bred to another liorec without permission AITAJIOUK wis sited bvstrathmoio 403 airo of Santa Clam 17 andCO woio in 230or better siro of 11 dmnsof 13 jicrfonncis In 280 slro of 8 sons with 0 performers in 280 site of Santa Claus sire of Sidney 21954 slro 7 performers In 250 including Gold Lcnf3lU Adonis jit SURE and CERTAIN CURE known for 15 years as tho BEST rnpartdbjnillURDSUNTATLOnllKD REMEDY FOR PILES CO STLOCIS 5TE3IfBEETCpT mates nt Ono of the flncct Young Also nt tho same time mid place Jacks In tho State will bo permitted to scrVo a finest number of 10 111 MBRaciHEMwiiHiiTO TO INSURE Jennets at 23 A LIVING COLT Address average cerebral activity profession- ¬ al business or domestic will generally insure a comparative immunity from attack Acute rheumatism often gives rise Chronic to permanent heart trouble may be rheumatism on the contrary healthful in cases of heart disease Tor instance enlargement of the heart tends to increase until it reach es the dangerous limit Tho patients Safety depends largely on his training himself to such habits as reduce strain on tho heart and rheumatic joints in the lover limbs arc an ad iniiiible aid in this respect The for ¬ mer rapid movements cease A fatal running to meet the card or the fer ¬ The ryboat is out of the question rheumatism is an uncomfortable com- ¬ panion no doubt but it may help to a long life a decade or more per Jiaps beyond the three score and ten Halls Journal of Health She Hallod From Chicago ¬ ¬ And it few Conditions as gi en above BAGA2T WILSON NXt Sterling- Ky - Y AM in ir to win and will do it by handling only the I best make of goods and scllino- - at a small profit I TJie time is off forsuccess in a small business withj large profits Business Men can only hope to at- ¬ LJ tain success in this day of progress by many sales m each article bearing a small profit and then every cus- ¬ tomer must be treated alike How unfair it is to sell to one man at a certain price and because his neighbor is a little closer to sell to him f6r less money It is not right My stock of FURNITURE is entirely NEW hot a piece of old stock It has been pur- ¬ 1 chased for the cash it is in my store less all discounts Buyincr my entire stock at once bv car load shioments ljjp have saved considerable freight expense and by rmr these methods mv srnrk- is r in rhr ctnrf mnrh J mi i i a wnen small orders are made hence lr can cneaper man sell at very close figures Saving money to my customers and making some for myself Goods which I have subjected to very low prices BED ROOM SUITS DiNING ROOM FUR- NITURE PARLOR SUITS FOLDING -- BEDS WARDROBES BOOK CASES SIDE- ¬ BOARDS ETC j I 1 IU - FIRE pjRf Doln Denmark This picmium Dcnmnik saddle stallion mako the picent toaton of lttr nt my futmnt FIRE I also keep a complete line of CASKETS in my Undertaking Department andj having graduated in this business in offering my services it is with the con- ¬ fidence that I understand the business and can give satisfaction Store room f vil lSi 12 to Insure a Living Colt iay mil isss mm an CMra uuinu uui uui hired liv thu L iiat Washlnuton tho sirpfcit stake saddle stallion of the nmld datn by tho gieat combined stallion Trojan next datn by kViiftiilngion Denmiiik tho founder of the woild lenoiwicd iddlo hoio family Washington is ny lomucii ne dj asnington iicnmaik no uy ainei1 Dcniiiaikbire of ictM uitli iccords lict- aiojan uy ijrignon ne oy Jimu tcrtiiiin brino Chief DOLANDEXMAltK is as high bicd as any nt at i irn in niuiuc piiiiuuii in Aiiiiiiuiiivi ciitiiiL m iuji tnnkv lln trnplH to Wjihlliirtim Ditiniutk nti both aided and is backl up bv Mambiino Chief and mown riiot tno Hire or 1iiot ir- - tin norsc that is so famous in the pedigiees of the Kivat 2usy4 trotters such as Maud 210 etc my stallion lower than nnv stallion I stand know of Milli his individuality and breeding A lien rescued on aJ colti under all condltiops honlco niouuy iiuu wlien maiu is imiicii wiiuor 1111101 o- - ulas futuished at8li cenU ier day iiniHis uigii lonieii DOIAX DKXMAUK is a dm k bay neny i want good Insurance insure with HOFFMAN If yojwant reliable Insurance Iifiure with HOFFMAN If you wanfto insure in compa- ¬ nies that pay all losses promptly Insure witlvHOFFMAN If you Lloyds Drug Store MAIN STREET Next Door to R C Residence on West High Street WJ iI WM WMMMMM 1 ppgjp PlMMpMMMg Au amusing incident happened at Brighton in England last week and as it relates to a lady who is said to hail from Chicago itinuybo ot interest The lady in question who drove daily in the Kings Jload in a well appointed Victoria with a fault Jeas pair of horses had been for many weeks past hc admiration of the men and tho envy of the women through being tlio possessor of a pair of remarkably small and well shaped feet These tootsies habited iu a niirof French patent leather shoes showing the merest souncou of the newest ami most startling of Imsien over a pair ot nneiy turned uiiKiuo and placed upon a petite plush cush ion presented a ravishing appear ance and the whole get up was so chio as to cause considerable curiosii its to who La Belle Anicricaine couiil be But one day last week tho lad presumably from Chicago suddenlj disappeared and the Brighton mash ers discovered that they had been sold and the Brighton maidens aic in a most exultant mood ior an in cident happened which showed up the fair incognita in a most unpleas ant Chicago light The magniliceni horses took fright at the antics of si monkey who was dancing attendance upon a piano organ and linajly bolt ing fellin a heap outside tho tho old Ship Hotel Tlio occupant of the Victoria with many signs of disticss wa rescued from her perilous posi tion and made her escape into the hotel showing a splendid pair of uu standings and a couplo of undeniable Chicago feet while peacefully ic posing in a passive state upon the plush cushion before referred to wen ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ English Anderson Ointment Chamberlains Eye and Skin A certain euro for Chronic Sort Eyes Tetter Salt Rhoum Scald Head Old Chronic Sores Fovcr Sores Eczema Itch Trairio Scratches Soro Nipple3 and Piles It is coolincr and soothing Hundreds of casc3 havo been cured by it after all otber treatment had failed It 33 put up in 25 and CO cent boxes He represents more companies and pays his losses with more promptness than any agent in Eastern -- Kentucky and insures at rates as low as any agent of a first class company Office Traders Deposit Bank isr floor Mams for the Peopld -- IN A HOFFMAN Clothing Hats Boots AT Shoes HARP i M t 1 IHRIMBLE ENTONS PUKE thobeautitul shoos and imuiaculait hose and shapely ankles but alas ihey wero dummies Louisville losi special from BluUton Ohio A strango disease is making fiaya grounds among the cattle in tliN its A township and Jackson and Jlouioi Townships Cattle are sudtHilj stricken blind then tho limbs tlllVit f - dam tessii rin Tho kind that made our country ono Dnrn oj Join2l4 of the greatest powers among nations u Alpha 22 is what is now needed to iombat the 5 producing dnuglitor 1 producing son crisis prophesied by that true patriot SiiiKliiclnKgroiiddniiBlitowBihxluclns pA1 gimuUouis Abraham Lincoln who said In 210 Piogcnitor of o cr Tho greatest mine bred to Almont We may all congratulate ourselves wi wako tho seapon of 1S92 at MAPLE that the cruel war is Hearing its close It A1 mS f A XV 1JLLUJL U Jrl vnlhas indeed been a trying hour for the STOCK FARM in cliargo of Lean Republic 33ut I sec in the near future Bros at 35 TO INaURE or 75 SEASON payable when one of his et sro a crisis arising that unnerves me and in the 230 list causes mo to tremble for tho safety Almont 33 by Abdallah 15 Jessie Popper by Mambrino of my country As a result of tho dam by Mambrino Chief 11 Chief 11 dam by Sidi Ilamet war corporations have been enthroned 2d dam Pilot Jr 12 thoroughbred son of Virglnius and nn era of corruption in high places by Sir Arcliy g d Rob ¬ will follow Tho Money Power of tho ert Wickliflo mare country will endeavor to prolong its reign by working upon the prejudices of the people until nil wealth is ag- ¬ gregated in a few hands and tho Republic destroyed I feel at this moment more anxiety for the safety This ninKo the fcjisoii of 1892 at the Manlcs of r Jr of my eouutry than ever before even Claik iixstandard lvgisloicd pieiiilnm stallion nillf 1 east of Vlneliyteron tlm Winchester and Mt hlriliiiL tuiiniikn iyiiwI near Jl t inn uuureii ai in the midst of war There is no disguising the fact that 20 TO INSURE A LIVING COLT tho condition now confronts us which IIKCTOH DiXMAltl Is a lich hay with mnll star in hla face and a gnu innno and tnll Vho caused tho patriot Lincoln so much airtold lJluinds t inches liiirli nml a erv IiUhxI like nimeni uiee Km ft le nctinn miisnml n a Biiddle hied hors o limtfuwcqunU He ns hied by 1nt lolan rnyctlo county K anxiety nirtiioy iirstdain uy naieoni kccoiki iam ioell rim tii A money power controls political Dentmirk third limn hi Lookout Uv tu Stmiln notp hv WiMhinrrlnii uynimtiit hv Washington iir i John Dillaul Jr hyOfd John Dillaid Washington by trmmuU he bv Wi jhington lenniiiL parties and all important elections nnnw ells lirst iltun by Old John second dam by Ui ey Kaglo AVnshingtons llrt dam by placing its agents iu high places of imtimn troiiiu uaiii uy unisnui r liillud uapi ny iocKiuir uiiia t mo wimo umo ami piuce at Twenty uoiiars to insure a Ulviusr Colt honor and trust Tho samo power controls all legis- ¬ lation and dictates what shall bo tlio law of the land a result made possible Fired by old Itodcuck ho by Mamhiino Iliqhlnnd and easy by working upon the preju- ¬ Chief lie by Mniubriuo Chief Itodenck Jr Iegrand ho by Tiptoii by Chief no bv Highland Ilixt diiui Dollio Kentucky Chief ho bv Major lli ekninidge bu by Supeiior Highlander he bv hawh Hlghlnnder ho bv Parks High dice of the pcoplo through the medium lander HUDKIIICIC JU Is sixteen handt high blood bnv liohas lilic stjleand action lUo veiira Hid thU h hlit Hist season in Kentucky lm lug inulo ono teason in Viiginii and ono In Maryland of the public press of which ninety when hlseollsaio lllo and conch nino out oi1 every hundred are eitlier owned in full or part or controlled by its agency The political contest of 1892 will Will nlbO ninko tho eenwn of 1812 at TKX lOMAHS TO INSUKK A 1IV1XC0LT again tedt the strength of this money iuiii iiivi nulling niiiiniMi ii iuur luux imblltun nunun nigu1eneHuiii in color sux il Uy This Kd iiitliuiluiKt ilrat dam Jltnnie by Williams llainlrt hceond ilam bp ho bj llav power different from previous efforts MpMiiger UilbiltheilandJrby Kd tjiitliurlnml liu by llgloit bu by KjBdks Hainbletonlnn dam hy only in its greater virulence and ability liwt AUo tho Cuniptoii he bj Mcenger Duroc 1th 5 in tho 2W Hot iltiooung black bad to deceive JVLMOXT8J Slio of 34 trottcra nml 2 pacers in 230 list Ilsnnslio sired 174 tiotteis and 2 jinccra in 230 list n3lm01nOlleCa 43 t0ttCri aml 3 COO EMOCBACY RECORD 234 j Sllii rir k Lliy hill -- Best grades at Bottom prices No shop worn goods in the lot Big Stock Bdys School Suits HOWARD STAD- AKERS Fine Shoes for Ladies Misses Children- New Stock s SHARP TRIMBLE DENTON CO THE FISCHER LEAF M -- HECTOR DENMARK 111 4 3rANUPACTlIUEIC8 OF nyERBIjEISE3r Iron Slate Wood ManteM Grates Stoves Hollow jsmuiu fare Air Grates Sash Weights Etc -- Agents for American OFFICE 433 -- English Til- e- RODERIGK JR SALESROOMS 435 yyest Jollbrson Street I Ir LOUIS VI I He KyC tt ED SUTHERLAND JR Wake-uit-lak- Wo arc e j audthoydio inaboutadav Out oi thohcrd belongiug to David Keyslii- equal to tho emergency placing Uefpro its readers unbiased truth and facts of Jackson Township numbering 1 1 Like an oasis in tho desert tho Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer rises lnntells4jcarsoldblackineolot plans and t DANIEL hands high ho Is a good handler a muu juwlucer and of tho celebrated Mammoth stock Services for maio colts 10 for Inline colli sou aloney for the eet ices ot thu Iioimm ond Jack duo hen tho coh cotno or mares nip parted with Cuio taken to pi enent accidents bnt not iesionsiblo should auyocoui Ilon re taluud on all colts until tcason inouev U paid o IB riSoTi EV-l-loComrfiexInn ow oflfering a now Sprinfr anaSiimnicratook notliinff Jin oyer Indm Linen 7o 8e 10c and 12Aop vaul NaiiwookH 5c Cc 8c 10c and l5c per ya Our Hamburg and Torchon Laces are tho cheapest intho cltV Ludle8 Sleeveless Vestf8c 10c 15c each Ladies Seamless Iloso at 15c nl 2 P toifffi Wo avo agciits for tho famous -- 23 with mealy no Xcnily r tab SflTi J UM28k i head of Jersey cattle seven aro stlli Truth is Veterinary surgeons can i beneficial to tho people living mighty and will prevail is tho En aiot name the disease or allord inly quirer piatiorm it is always great idief comfort to read tho Enquirer 4 r so harmful to corruptionists r 0 I 35v- - OI iAEZ -- M Np 21 EST MAIN TBBET i n i tjt MT DxH UCI FEENEY I V VV - i j r STERLING KY i y - 4 I V J5 I AwSB mswm jjgjMMJlloaaAaMiiltt aafajjfofan 4 S vf VunWV 11 A SR AC MT STEELING- - ADYOCATE J TUESDAY JUNE 21 1892 THE ADVOCATE Ths New Political Dlotlonary j Causes of Bitter Milk A Buxton Mo reader is in trouble over bitter milk froirija cow which is glyinifsovoral quartsiajjay but will V STERLING BOY 1 l t f V K H w- - - BY V K jjtsrffir 3 VvS J1 bofresh again in August Tier feed is two quarts of cottonseed meal aud ono qitart of bran a day I kind pf With so coarso fodder not stated meager a statemciitof conditions ono could only gttpss at Itho cause of tho and for trouble and with small chanco of guessing right CMtorlaia bo well adapted to children that Castorla cores Colic Constipation Bitterness is doubtless sometimes Dlarrhrca I recommend It m superior to nj prescription Sour Stomach eiretj sleep Eructation Kills Worm and promotes diduo to food such as bitter weeds but known to mo II gestion Aciiik M D injurious medication Without Ill So Oxford St Brooklyn N Y I think such cases aro rare Green so have tho clover has a bijter taste For scTeral years I The use of Castoria Is so universal and your Castorla and shallhare recommwvlclto ulways contimiu lte merits bo well known that it seems a work leaves of mauy trees and shrubs but do so as It haa Invariably produced beniiflcial of supererogation to endorso It Few are the reaults ability who do not keep Castorla Intelligent families the cow appears to havo the Edwin F Firdsb M D within easy reach Cjuilos Mawttw DDm to cat such without impartiug bit- ¬ new xoric Laiy a Tho Wlnthrop 125th Street and 7th Avof New York City terness to her milk unless fed in ex- ¬ Lato Pastor Bloomlngdalo Eel ormed Church grcon cessive quantity I havoknown Tint CcrrAtJU CoupAJrr 77 Moniar Street New Tons millet green barloy and oven green grass to give a rank disagreeable E32 taste to milk when cows wcro given See How Itts largo quantities all thoy would eat of tho opposition often after being proviously kept on gracoful I sup¬ an exclusively dry hay diot Convention A gathering of delegreen ¬ pose the t consumed more of the gates of our party to formulate a platstuff than they could fully and per- ¬ DKALKlt IN form aud to nomiuato candidates fectly digest Cows approaching the Sco Mob period of calving sometimes give ab- ¬ Demagogue A prominent worker normal milk that requires special See States- ¬ treatment to havo it gojjdJ Such among tho opposition man milk if scalded at onco after milking Faithful The Steadfast adherents may remain sweet when if left to itself it would grow bitter in a day See Hidebound to our party or two Gerrymander Tho Another causo of bitterness is the a Stato by a Legislature with a ma presence of bacterial germs falling Is now receiving complete lines of jority of a different political complex- into tho milk in tho stablo when See Apportion our own ion from swamp hay has been shaken up and meat Goods Ginghams tho air filled with dust Such hay Dress who vote for aomctimes contains certain kinds of Gudgeons Persons Hamburg Swiss and Nainsook Embroideries and candidates of the opposite party plants which appear to favor the lorchon Laces Guff Tho platform of tho opposing bitter producing germs in the mow Sec probably during the curing process party spoken of as a whole In Dress Goods I have Novelty and Plain Bedford something as bacteria aro multiplied Rant in several different qualities New Serges and To avoid all daugcr from Cords in silage Henchmen Adherents of the other such sources caro should bo taken to Cloths Silks and Dress Trimmings political party particularly tho work milk in a clean puro atmosphere and Sco Wirepullers aud Faithful crs Will now sell Blankets Comforts Heavy Underwear to do tho shaking up of dusty hay Hidebound The condition of stead- ¬ after tho milk has been removed and Cloaks at Cost fast members ofthe other party Sec from the stablo Faithful Scalding of milk will provent bittcr Howls Political outbursts on tho ncssas heat kills tho germs which At 50 cents on the dbllar of what they cost See otherwise might multiply whilo cool- ¬ part of Jpolitical opponents ing in tho ordinary wayf Quickly Cheers aud Yells Jcooling milk will also prevent or re- ¬ i of the tard tho multiplication of troublesome Indeucndcnts Members other party who sometimes vote for germs as most of tho species require See Turncoats our candidates a warm or moderate temperature Pressure brought to for their growth Some bitter germs Lash Party r bear on adherents of tho opposite par- - however grow in milk at a low tem- ¬ K tv a comnel them to do work to perature which partly explains why milk is moro often bitter in winter whichJthoyMvould be disinclined t5p A statement made by tho than in summer X E Farmar A Story With a Moral speakers of tho other party v J Log Roller A term synomymous Last week great excitement was with wirepuller quod vide t created in Sail Francisco by the send- Mob A convention of tho other of 6overal threatening letters in Sco Convention party Chinese to persons connected with Ouctof these Office Scokcrs Tho candidates of tho Chinese Mission received by he matron of tho Pros the opposition bytcrian mission threatened her with brgauizatioii3plendid The meth deatli unless she discontinued hci ods by which ourpartjdoes itB works ellbrts to rescue Chinese girls from See Lash Party I corrupt associations orderly state Platform Our partys Just befoio this says tho San Fran Sco Guff- mid cisco Chronicle mont of princjples there was a minis V Rant ip terial meeting in the city mainly at j if i Politician A candidate of the tended by visitors to California who discussqd the Chinese question tool StepVatcsman othV party strong ground against tho assertions A long tested pain reliever f Rant A jumble of excuses which made in the press about tho Chinese Its use is almost universal by the Housewife the stand for arguments in fuyor of the and assumed to- kiunr moro about - principles ot tho other party or tho Farmer the Stock Raiser and by every one theso aliens than people who had Sco guff which stands for principles lived ainongthem jor Torty years It requiring an effective liniment Alrgumcnft aiidGuir says tho Chronicle is really enough No other application compares with it in efficacy Roorbaclv Any report get ailoat by to mako a Californiaii losn his lorn eve of nor to bo told by man who never Mmnolitical onnoucnts on tho This well known remedy has stood the test of f iA tiixw Kjiiiuysi in ina jut uiiiu ins ar ¬ OICCUUIJ years almost generations Proceedings at rival hero1 a week ago or maybe a Row Disgraceful that wcdo not know anything No medicine chest is complete without a bottle of a deliberate gathering ot tho other month about them that we misjudge them Serf Convention party Mustang Liniment and that they are in reality amenable list of cah to any aud all good and refining iu- Siate Tho Occasions arise for its use almost every day arranged by leaders of tho op- ¬ lluenccs didatcs iAll druggists and dealers have it position for its convention to noini- The Chroniplo is a Republican pa ¬ Ticket j per Nb doubt it printed the above yiate v See of our party remarks without any consciousness Statesman A leader tliat it was condemningjust what it ScoDeniagoguo and Politician paity friends do with refercnceto tho Ticket Tho collcctivo nominees of South Thoy assume to know more RfWffi1fSffSfSHfiftffi5WMaKfAfi5SWS Algeria Wilkes 5680 our party selcctedby a fiercely acting about tho way in which the delicate FREE TO AL ¬ deliberative and representative gath race problem ought to bo Our New Illustrated j j managed See fiitnloguo of Plants 3g ering of fairly elected delegates in the States where tho colored popu ¬ HLVitf mj v rTA f trfPTrX Bulbs Vines Shrubs 3 Ornamental Trees Slate 2355 small i ruiu urapegn Slrrfot Huefar 22U0o8sloWlilesi lation is largo than the people who be Vines Seeds etc will Turncoats No ninal adherents of inhabit those States Tho fewer 11 - bo moiled Free to all220 nnnilcams luo party who basely desert and vote negroes thoy havo over seen the Jir at t1Ki3rV Wj Most coranleto psees our Ilant llivwii hopjo 13J4 hands higlij foaled 18S2 Catalogue pullishcdJaj lor a candidate of tho opposition Seo mor aro they in their convictions that 9 BI Bauslactlou Guaranteed Slicd 1V Alcyone 227 Slro McKlmiev U Independents they know precisely what ought to E 45 Creonhouses 30 acres Address Si utlicu In J 21 SlfveioiieaiK and Mater dam of 5 hv iii JauiAlinu ICY tg tieotuu AVilkud NANZ NEUNER Louisviu JO Workers of tho other bo done with referonco to thein 1 2 Wirepullers rsaasriaaaaisaaasKsas Dnin OossId- They do not even try tho ellect of a party Sco Log Rollers jy Tattler 22J son or uam Don wuies 221 week or a month residence but desiro it in 230 umlrool grdam Aslurtore 227 onthusiasm of Yells Tlio disorderly z in tun lint to tako from tho Southern people 1io v Sco Cheers political opponent 08CHABD 1892 2d dam Jesslo Pep- - by Mambrlno Chief 11 control i f their own affairs in order 1892 uur uiiiu in lona llihn2iSLtL 2 govern them according to their 3d dam by Sldl Hamet Ilendriok Yon Stamp ox jo Col and Garden own ideas Courier Journal Denmark aud Mi6S Mil Minister to This grandly bred ynunir Wilkes linrso will niiiko tin ceisDii of ISti at llluo Gins 1aiL l drcd Hammond daughter of tho lato Itcprcseiitutivu Eli T Slackhouse miles west of Winchester Ky on tho Colby jdkc General Ilauiniond were iijarrjedin ofktha sixth South Carolina District Immense ornnmcntiil ti ees GrccipotufP Cemetery pBaltimoro wnday eiiileiirof tho Sljito Farmers snlnll fntitflstock of -fnilt andnnd IiiUm lrlces At S40 Insure A Colt uluillvines briflostandingXon thoigravoof Alliance lieu siuuieniy 111 nusiuiijr low Wu hnvono ngcnjf niidouviijoiUi ceav Mnrcg Tha fliero tlielrtTWIn cnoral nnd btniw Iwny cat kcptat 10 cents jer day AH caro taken but no trcsiouslblo for aeoidonts or encapoher mother and the groom on that of ton on Tuesday moruiii of heart tilognoaon niilctitioi to H V 1IILLKNMKYEK s BEAN IIEKKIOTT discaeo tho bridos father Lcxtngtou Ky 232m incliejtcr Ky Apportionment Tho ro districtiug of a Stato by a Legislature with a majority of tho party with which wo aro affliliatcd fSoo Gerrymander Arguments Tho orderly setting forth of tho principles of our party Sec Rant Bribe Money or other valuable things paid by wirepullers of tho other party for votes Candidate Any disinterested aud honest gentleman nominated for olllco See Offico Seeker by our party ¬ Cheers Method of expressing en our thusiasm adopted by adherents of Sec Howls and Yells party Circus An enthusiastic gathering mt h J I t Clro of 10 oll ZPotoxa 2SO 3ItStcilIng Ky 7S0 ii 4 Day horse hands hlgli foaled in 180 llrcd by John jrcDonald tH Infants Children Sii cd by Ilelhrood 1st dam slicd by Uclmont Kate Ponnlnstonby Standard Bearer 5300 of linnncr lUy22J Mar Jiio lowe 215 and otlier- - 5d 217JC fire of SMicy of Faustlno 4 211 Knusta 2224 Fitju Fiwi 1 by 223K Claus 211 bIi o 1 dm Lady Thorn Jr 4 of Navidiid 222 Aintu dam c 3d dam Kate by MambrlnoHlro Williams Mambrlno of dams of Wilkes 22Pi Santa Clans 2175 Itachel ll22SU Ac Highland Cnlef son of 11 MambTino Chief ¬ JOHN SAMUELS and Maiubriuo Chief Aud viiah 13 In-- Ilnmblctonlnn 10 dam Kntr Darling Standnnl TtenivrajOO by Volunteer r3 slro of bt Iullan2lli and 2S other VoliiiittM by llauibleloiiinn 10 Williams Mnmbi ino liy ii icnon son otlnnbtino Chief 11 Jlighlnnd Chief sim of Mambrlno Chief STEItMSG HOY Is n large liniidnoiiiu liore with llic stjle lcU of feet and legs Ills bleeding is llivt clnw im ligraiiies the blood f some of tho bet producing ircr in the worliSWe can promise 3outlint hteilingltoy Mill not only she speedy colts but the beit each hoiitesln tho land 8TEUTINU llOV will make tho season of 1S92 at our stables nt the ery low price of 15ELMvoon5isiieof WVun 223tvirood22fl lrc of Sil envKKl229iby ltollinont 04 she of Nntcxl 2184 Wedjre Mood 2111 and 4 otlierxin 2X lla4 2Miixiliesor 120tnttci liell wonds dam Vanity Fair tlam of Comvav 2H Coniv 222 llel inont HI by Abilallab 11 sire of Uoldsmitli maid 214 dam Jielle by Notions Boots Cassimeres Shoes and Furnishing Goods Mt Sterling Ky Percals Dry Goods 25 TO INSURE A LIVE OOLT 3iP other horse Xote AVc Moncy due when colt comes mare parted with or bred to an ¬ ill give ju emiuirt of 23 for tlic best tvH pf 1S3 BRIDGES BROS Judy Ky - Satines BOCERIES STAPLE AND FANCY Canned Goods Embracing corn tomatoes beans pumpkins ap- ¬ Kentucky Central R R BLUE GRASS ROUTE Shortest and Quickest Route FllOM CENTRAL KENTUCKY TO ALL POINTS N OBTH SOUTH 15 1S91 Seventeen Cloaks JOHN SAMUELS peas ples peaches pears cherries apricots c This line of goods is fresh of first quality and will be sold very cheap Through daily train service between Cincinnati and Middlesborough and points on L N 11 R Schcdulo in Effect Xov South Bound Xol LxiircM 8 lix Xo5 Fast Lino Sun 8 00 1 Acem Daily Ex Sun 2 BSinn 3 02pm 4 KSpm S C Xo8 ugar Coffee Tea LASSES Moi Ait rails Ait Lvc Cincinnati CovliiKtou Lve Fiilinoutli Uro Crntliiaini ho Arr Lexington Winchester Lvo Winclieiiter Arr ltlclunond Lvo Hichmond 11 8 18 it m u 43 n ih 10 am lOnm im 8 OSpm Kljim 00pm tAoljua 12 10 il am IS m lCmi II 11 10 2Upm tiliiiiu 10pm 12 10 m 12 40 tun 1 3 ji m 1 li jaiu 7 0 ispm iimi 0pm At the very closest margin ev Me xiean Mtistani iilW Beast 00 it m Le Coihln Dried and Evaporated Fruits Lvo ll8rlxnrvilIofir f0m 52 i m Lvo 1inevillo Cigars Tobaccos Confection- ¬ Lvo MiilllelHinjui 41 j m 31 in eries and every article usually Arr Cumbciln UapT 5S ji m 4 50 Lo Coilnu m Lo Williaiiirtlmrj 5 45 p ni kept in a first class grocery AiTTclIico ua pm store so p m Io Itlclimoiid 4 li 7 1 Livingston Le Liviiifc iton Lve Loudon A Lvelleiea it 2 OS ArrCoihin 3 05 m a lSpm 4 0j m J3jim tun 7 ospin 7 5Spm 1 I - A Cure for the Ailments of Man Liniment We Are SI Son 3 Lvo LancaMei Arr Stanford 4 45 5 -- 0p pm 111 Xortii Uouiu KxpieKg No 2 Uallv No 4 Uaily 7 wo 7 5o 10 15 Everything in our line offer-¬ ing pecial Inducements Fresh importation of our Krout Pickles and Pickled Pig Feet Arr Kiclimniid Letanfoiil Lo LanuaKter LcIullico a 3 S Su am inn 11111 No li Daily Kx Min - Lo WllliaVlig ArrCoihin LvoCiiinTiHtup LvuMiddlcooiouirh LVO IllHMillf Le llii lirvillo Ait C01 bin LoCoilin Arr Lhingston Lmj Livinjfhton 5 8 05 am 8 43nm 0 as am ti S3 li 5S Xrs Lve Iiiiclon g j 8 ts am 0 25 am 10 11 11 J7aiu am am lit s am 111m 03 am Lyo - L mm Lm Ie ltichinond AlT IncliestiT Arr laris Lie Levington 1JCI1 J - u OSim no u niiiiiemor I 35 am 7 loam 7 45 am 12 10 12 41pm 12 41 inn 1 1 isam nu pm 35 inn 3 45 pm 1 East Main Streety I Lvo Cjiitliiana Kaliiioutli Arr Covington Arr Cincinnati Ue rnis ho 53 8 21 23 10 4 10 53 7 7 00 am am am am am am 2 27 ptu 2 00 pm 2 37 pm 3 07 pm 4 01 25 4 5 33 5 45 pm pm pm 5 30 i 37 0 45 is pm pu pn pm pm Mt Sterling Ky LACKSMlSiT I am prepared to do all kinds MAYSVILLE BRANCH Xoitli ltounil ed - j ivo 1 Lie Cincinnati Vm 1 rxhiin 7 35 H niiiv 10 Kxiiu 55 Mi 12 Dnilv uovingioii irunsftun am ft ui a vj pm pm 5 20 11111 0 13 Jill OF Blacksmitliing HORSESHOEING I ATSnii 10 ArrMajhville South Hound 40i 7 00 pm as jm jo 10 nm s so pm No 7 34 11111 General Repairing Kvhirn LioJIaysvillo A Vo II Daily m 111 KSun 1 Dailv pm pm 11 2ggL A SPECIALTY Jolnvim wsSW around shoetu for cash LuMillirmirg havo reduced my prices to meet Arr fails 1 Only hard tini-i-for till Ait Leiington i 1lUla 5 20 n 5 57 n 50 2 27 and 10 pur contotl it Covington Arr Cincinnati A 15 a ra 7 40 a 111 2S a m 10 51 ln 11 00 a 111 3 20 pm 3 45 Jim 4 10 7 00 II S7 I s 15 pm pm pm pm - Special Attention Gircn to Steel Wort Bring in your wood work I am prepared to do anything in this line in tlrst cliisa style All work fully iiarantccd OlUce Cliamber ot Comnierco Iraille JIanagcr ucnl Ueneiafoillces Iui8vlIleKylass Air F- MOUSE Asst llenl Vawr Agt llldg CinU O Lain Thankinjr my customers for past I solicit a continuation of their Pltronago favors locust street ojtjHlte lbidger J VV BARBEE 1 to A lenryu mill - v y John Fcchan is headquarters for all kinds of rooflusr guttcriiisr and M 2t lepairing No 1 Daily to nil points except Itowland VI vision which N dally cvcept fcunday No2 Kuiisiiailye auiiduy fttwu Loxingtorj to inclnti No 1 llum dally No 4 Ituiii daily fi om all stations except tlio Kowland Division which Is daily except Sunday No II Dally except Sunday No 6 Daily ox Sunday between Cincinnati nnd Lexington No 10 IarU and Lexington Accommodation Dally Leav es Lexington 10 00 am Arrives 1nrN 10 45 am No 7 Falmouth Accommodation Leaves Cln cinnatl 5 13 pm Anivcs Falmouth 7 05 pnu dally oxeept Sunday No 8 Leaven Falmouth 0 00 am Arrives Cin ¬ cinnati 7 55 1111 daily except Sunday Nos 1 ami 3 make connection at Winchester lor point on tlio N N V M V Mr 0lTcT08 H0 ff9 trom Cincinnati to Jliddleborougli aiidCunileiland Gap and all ln tenucdiatolitntlong and runa dally If xy mAt AifaxJxj litlii iJ 0WWlrfjurtF fc v r w r - rflCfeiA5tli in M - il fJ T I t tmiut i -r irtiiijL-u-inn-- Ti- fr MT STEELING- - ADVOCATE TUESDAY JUNE 21 lS02t H m I I -- THE ADVOCATE iAND STOCK AND CROP CORHESPONDENOE Grassy Lick Tho past week was favorable for 200 all farm work and growing crops Wood bought Prowitt primmed lambs from Elijah Penco ai Meadows and grasses wcro never bet ¬ SJc to go 1st to 10th of July ami 33 ter and farmers were novor so busy trimmed lambs from Logon JUurnli Tho rain on last Sunday evening tt 370 per head They also boughi was too tempting for those who had as load of hogs 1st to 10th of July de not finished solting tobacco and some livtiry from Charles and John Spoon- - violated tho Sabbath by pulling and ataore at ic 15 from D G Spoona- - setting plants cisarc to go in July at 4c 25 from Owen Morris sold his crop of to- ¬ Wtu Snow to go tho last llftcen days to Win bacco 7000 5u August at 4c Danvillo Advocate Styles containing cts lbs for 4 and 9 Buyers arc offering 05 cents foi Tho Juno delivery of lambs is now No wrlioal and 425 for hemp going off and they arc weighing out wheal is being sold at tho price sold in this neighborhood Wheat harvesting will bo in full well All at 5 and 5c per hundred fciltsl hero by the middle of next week A W Stofcr has gathored about jfllidtigh we know of several farmer- Coin- - 2000 bushels of bluo grass seed begin Saturday will liliiuls of smut arc still heard S II J Fester had a valuablo horse to Vcager howovcr has one Jicld of act his foot badly cut on barbed wiro early and last week wheat which was igrjuted until April which contains no Miss Lucy Bryant of Sideviow sumt Binder twine is being sold fjcc at 10 and 11 cents Danville died at her home63on last Saturday years She had Juno ISth aged Advocate been in feoblc health for some time One of the best things in the world and was highly respected by all her io give a horse after he has been driv- - neighbors cat is quart of oatmeal stirred in a pail o water It refreshes and Tho Sideviow bridal parties have fitrcugtlicns him relieves his imme¬ returned home Next Saturday and Sunday will bo diate thirst and prepares his stomach quarterly meeting at Grassy Lick Jibr tuoro solid food farms make near neighbors Dr II P Walkor will bo present y Wells -- Hazelrigg - 1 13 i DEALERS IN Staple i and Faney Dry Goods Jk ij n D an far the largest and handsomest stock of Dress Goods Novelty Suitings in the market and aU paid for Torchon Edg ¬ Atremenduou stock of Table Linenspaid for be- ¬ sosiery all bought and V fM fore the McKinley Bill was passed n- ht t 1 44 jrsf1 - WELLS ft -- son a J - V have Carpets HAZELRIGG town more together than all the put We are the only house that carries the best brands such as LOWELLS HART etc etc and FORDS BROMLEYS which they sell as low as other ¬ ff l HOUSES SELL INFERIOR MAKES SS WELLS oi HAZELRIGG oFm 3 ft- - ShorTels Childrens and Misses Shoes the Small r of V rfSf J make jrood roads they make plenty of good schools and churches there is more money made in pro portion to the labor less labor is wan more is raised to tho acre besid efit is tilled better there is no vwxfching of hired help tho mind is not kept in a worry stew and fret all ue time Ex titer ¬ Mrs Henry Judy of Clark county visited her daughter Mrs A W Stofer last week Wm llamscy and Geo Roberts re ¬ turned from Louisvillo last Friday Mr Roberts did not bring his house ¬ keeper Sajs it was not his fault and wants the ladies to know that he is still on tho market Made Shoes ft J Johnsons Hand warranted cheapest in America and every pair Also tI WELLS HAZELRIGG dont deal in Trash For Honest Goods and honest Treatment go to - There was not more than half the Within the last ten days smut has in town Mon made its appearance in the wheat and Ity and business was vary dull in some fields fully oncthiid will be Otvingsvillo Outlook smut Too much rain the cause uiai Court day crowd of V TAT Old HAZELRIGGRoute ED - Reports from the several portions the county tell of a magnificent grass crop jcattlo doing finely about 9D percent of the tobacco crop set -- oataud lookingjwell corn in splendid condition a line prospect tor growing -wheat tho oat crop rather shoit Tiie farmers all at work taking atl- vantage of the opportunities offered rfjr aiding nature to givo them the vSiouutcous harvest now seemingly ahead of them The outlook makes gts cL the heart of the hayseed and of rejoicing of the horny Jiauded sou of toil is heard in the land Wades Mill Kentucky HV CO Sam Olstou is out after a recent illness Leo Whito is quite sick at this N N AND -- fflarllejffi Fire and BUILDING Life Assurance LOAN ASSOCIATION AND Short Line to Philadelphia New York writing Charlie Swift fevor Washington Jr is suffering from Baltimore Morgan McKinneys little daughter Maude is recovering fiom bronchial Old Point and the Sea Shore THE DIHECT LINE TO trouble Mrs REAL ESTATE AGENCY OF iSic IVw -- Lexington Louisville N Stewart of Mt Sterling St Louis Kansas City is visiting her father W S Perkins Chattanooga Memphis ggPortcr L ChrUty sold for Mr John Elder Wm Smoot of Virginia is 3EirrU at the Farnurs IIousc Louis expected to preach at Mt Carmel next AND ALT TOIXTS nrille the past weekS hhds of tobbaco Satu l day West and Northwest South aud aud Sunday at from 2250 to 9G0 an avcrago of Southwest Eld Jas E Terry preached at 15 per cwt at horns J T F ROGERS ¬ CO Brookstown in Madison county last cCtswcll Prowitt sold at the Farmers Saturday and Sunday and will preach SIoue Louisville the past week S hhds at Salem next Saturday aud Sunday of common tobbaco at 050 ¬ The grass seed crop U one of the A good many of our people will attend quarterly meeting at Grassy ucviest that has been gathered in years The ced is said to bo in Lick next Saturday and Sunday Mrs II A Rogers visited her xsplendid condition mother last week who is very sick at llcCaiiii Stockwell fc Co importers her Dr Bob wjnis of 3iC china glass and housekeeping Lexington wares corner Mill and Main streets fJLvuigton Ky headquarters for flue Howards Mill wares at low prices We are now the largest nicest and cheap The most of the tobacco is set out 4itt stock of wares we ever had corn is very weedy wheat and oats jS decorated breakfast dinner and tea are looking woll 900 oit 112 pieces for The health of this portion of the A nice chamber set - - - - 225 county is not good A considerable JV tin set 125 isuKJ thin tumblers per dozen 50 amount of fover of a typhoid type is Duplex prevailing A nice pailor lamp ijurner ten inch shade and bowl to Miss Annie Wells has returned from match all set in brass for - - 150 a visit to Powell county fOiu lines of cheap wares and fine Dr Clark and W J George made wares arc very complete and any ono a Hying visit to Olympian Springs wihitiug Lexington should step in E C Owings is visiting in Bath 3oik aud learn if you care not to buy Uo newspaper can describe our stock Misses Jennio and Allio Groves Come aud sec corner Mill aud Main have leturncd home from their school 34 3m at Millcrsburg vstrcets Lexington Ivy -son-in-la- IN EFFECT JANUAItY 4 1S91 Accm Acccm 45in 11 East Bound l elnnUm Lc Winchester -Mt Meiling Ait Mail Kxyies Dally Dally Daily Daily KxMin K mi 8 2aim 7 O0m 7 lUjtm 12 30pm 8 52am 87 oOpm 7 pm 1 0ipiii lOuupm I1AILY 10 40am I 00pm 0 4iim 12 lSlilll IDIIiiiiiii Hi- i 12 2spni 10 1ljun oQiin 12 5opm 11 8 25am bat IImtii 85am U 15pm 6 Main Olhellill Holland Cattletuburs UuntiiiRton Ic An Io 0pm West Bound Catletubui lluntiiiittoii Lau DAILY U - AlilanJ Olio Hill 5 37am 1 50pm 8 20am 3 oapm 4 00am U23amlSUpm wain 1 oimi 13 II 33pm 57iiii 7 lopm MtStoiliii WinclieHtur Lexington Lo An K sn i 1027am 4 82pm 0 25am 1 20pm 11 15am 4 58pm 0 15am 1 iinn 12 05pm 5 SOpm 8 05am 2 45pm 8 5pm MM1TKD VKSTIlirLKD KYlKEbS ilallynnd has estibulcil lnllman bkeperainns Ihj tHCon UmisilIeIcxiiitoii Waslilngton New oik ami Old 1oint Conifmt This tiuin it madejpait or tlio celebiated K K V Kast of Huntington on tho C A O Itoutc FASTMAILinAlNSnm ilnilv except Mm day between Jxlngton and Huntington Jlnko diivct connections it Htintingtou with C V O At Ashland w Ith S V Ky At Winchester w ith K 0 Uy noi tli nnd south bound and at Lcxixg ton w itli 1 A N L t and CN O A T 1 Itafi roads DATiON daily except sunduy Connects at n inchestcr to and from K C point and at Ie In jton w ith L A It v for Louis ille J v 1 ur ltul mini ination In recant to ItatONltuiites etc tippl to unj agent of tliisor conntctinir line or to LKMMlON A uilVfc ilillL AUtoilMO ra E- - Huntington 0 L Brown Cheap Waterworks r4Ua Superintendent S A Chailos waterworks received a letter the otltcc day from President Ilildrctto in Aubicli he stated that ho had noticed cj a Rome paper that there was a propo- Aiitou to purchase tho waterworks v zitid asked what about it Mr Charles r pli d tuat ho did f k inot think enough otthq icnort to rc- jjviJKJit nersonally to lealquarten but uy mu way oi cxpia- Ctu iut wouia siuio that if waterworks wore xintiou tli tvveuty flvo cents a dozon tiivxington would not buy a mud pud- KU No commonts necessary Lcx-SUe Sngton Transcript HsJt ffu JavirpRt and niOHt comnleto lino -i s best Sunday School Lexington Ey in tho county Everybody is inter ¬ G W Barney W S Ilarrison ol ested in it Lot tho good work go on GALexiugtonlvy GAAshlaudlvy We have tho VPGM TPA Represent the old time tried Orient Fire Insurance Obmpa- The Mt Sterling Marble and Granite Company ny of Hartford Conn with a cap are prepared to do all kinds ital of 2000000 of The reliable Merchants Marble Work Insurance Co oj Newark N Fire J As well and as cheap as and the well known Traders any other company They Insurance Co of Chicago III also furnish with near samecapital Cemetery Fixtures All endorsed by the Insurance Shells Seats Stands Crys of Kentucky talized Flowers Urns c Commissioner will We Risks written in either at popu- ¬ Loan As- ¬ Make work - lar rates Building Bids On all building sociations that I represent sell iner situated as we are we OO shares payable in monthly are able to work cheaper than any other house in this installments at 60c a share country Call at our shop OO shares of paid up stock No 38 West Main street see onr Stock Designs for 50 with a dividend of 6 per and Workmanship cent payable semi annualyv un- ¬ Mt Sterling Marl til maturity 5 X Be- 1 vJ 1 Mrs Mitchell aged 70 years died at the residence of her Ed Adams Friday evening and was II Chy McKee Uuricd at Thompson grave yard at Stepstoue fcmuuUay son-in-law IIenkv Watson MKEE WATSOK son of J M Patton of Howards Mill neighborhood is quite siik with fovor S cloven-year-ol- Little Johnnie d Exocutors Notice llin estato All persons having claims against of Miss Lucy Ann Bryant will present tho painu to me on or be ¬ fore August 1st 18U2 Persous know ¬ ing themselves indebted fo tho estato will couio forward and tettlo at once x rvtooAo aiuI fUt tt InHino utioouo aim 6 S Pkiest jn 0i UXIOIU AJua ivl Jvw0 of Miss Lncy Ann Bryant T SkHdreu at tho lowest prices at Extr lG 3t etc mieJM Clay Ss Chenaults Real Estate and Bond Bro- ¬ COMPOUND kers Insurance and Loan A recent disco ery by an old phiHician Hiirrpusfnlh Agents Houses lots farms used monthly by thousands Lame Is oniy lieiWill sell a fcctlyiu and reliable medicinetie difcocrcd for sale or rent Hew 0 of unprincipled druggists Ahobtfer in house and loan half the money ferior mediums in placu of this Ak fi Cooks tnko or to pay for it Investments CottonilUoot Compoundpostage no substitute wo inclose In letter and mid cents In willnonp mail made in stocks paying 12 per particulars scaled by muni to ladieshull healed inplain cm elope ouly two cent per annum Corner of stamps Address Court and Broadway streets Pond Lllv Co No 8 Kisher JJlock Detroit Mich Mt Sterling Ky Sold In Mt Stciling by Kennedy Bros W S 11I 111 -- Mm1 U ¬ Those interested in purchase or sale of real estate should interview me as my companies loan money to right I also represent the Covenant Mutual Benefit As- ¬ parties sociation that furnishes Life Insurance at half the usual cosf Over 34000 members Insurance in force 90000000 Cash Assets 650000 Death claims paid Note comparison in rates with Old Line companies 5500000 OLD LINE Co CMBA Age 25 per 1000 1989 1126 3638 35 IXo8 4 3130 1461 N B A first class ogent wanted in this county for this company Yours truly LIiilUC ilojd vw ei lieit VO Julian and druggists T F ROGERS r II Carters for tin roofing slate 45 2t Latest style collars and neckwear at Greene Clay Chenaults CO o c HP t ik r jiAriJMMHmeMa2KkTKflMMM 4 - d t ASW- - E3i ipfy ERZlLj V ii MT Trimble Bros fcwww STEBL1NW AJL LOCATE TUESD AT JUKE 21 1892 Wholesale Grocers i wwy ROS TRIMBLE Grocers - Wholesale B KY The cles ISZexinecaLsr DEALERS IK Bros Prescription Druggists - PERSONAL MENTION M A Phillips of Stanton he city last week Young and Mrs A Miilihau were Pur Drugs Medicines School Books School Supplies Pure Inks pencils Also Paints Oils and Varnishes on c S6C ¬ All Toilet Arti- 3 ti Kentucky Training open September 5 1892 MT STERLING THE ADVOCATE Next court convenes at Stanton Monday Common Old papers for sale at this office h L jf J Vr r i uv frA - ii hundred Harry Milward of tho firm of Tho If you want to keep them out buy Milward Co Lexington was in tho J C Gaitskill delivered to Tin ley screen doors and windows of Mc- - city yesterday looking for a good and Carson 49 head of lambs thai Fly traps and screen doors at W CoitMICK --BUUTON tf saddle horse averaged 72 lbs at 5 cents w Kccd8 Tho Farmers Alliance of tho 7th Bank Stock For Salo In tho County Court yesterday the Emmons Blaiqp son of Hon James Congressional District of Kansas wills of Miss Lucy Bryant and Mrs Q Blaine died at his homo in Chica- ¬ on Tuesday renominated Jerry Simp 10 Julia Aim Wells of color were pro20 Shares Traders Deposit go Saturday of blood poisoning as a son for Congress It is thought that Shares Mt Sterling National 10 bated tho Democrats will endorse tho nomi Shares Now Farmers result of inflamation of the bowels Samuel Robertson of Menifee nation II R Biught Agent I have a now combined Champion county was in tho city Monday Dropper and Mower for sale cheap Mr Broadhurst has stepped down House For Rent Crops of all kinds aro good in his 1 also carry a full lino of Champion from tho cditoral tripod of tho Win ¬ county No sickness no marriages and Whiteley Binder and Mower re ¬ chester Sun and W T Adams now House and two acres of ground ou no real estato transfers no homings Ed Mitchell Men may Grassy Lick pike just outside city occupies his lato seat pairs in stock no news but cveryono in high spirits come and men may go but tho Sun limits Good orchard full of fruit and prosperous Ho subscribed for the Lick Mr Wm Honry near Plum shines on for ever Stablo and all necessary outbuildings Advocate paid for it aud went on was driving a young horse on Thurs- ¬ Apply to his way rejoicing day and the animal taking fright ho Miss Henriotta Prowitt entertained 4G 2t John T Botts was thrown from tho cart and his last Friday evening in honor of Miss By order of tho Common Pleas hip badly crushed Ho was at last Eva Boll of Atlanta Ga Miss Ottie Bank Stock for Sale C Cyrus Turner Master Court report in a precarious condition McGarvoy of Lexington Miss Ollio 20 shares in Mt Sterling National Commissioner sold the following Miss Ger- ¬ 20 shares in Exchango Bank I dont been at his Fant of Flcming8burg and lands belonging to tho Thomas Domi James B White has It was a represent tho letter as tho best bank in gan estate 85 acres to Mrs A E for 15 trude South of Frankfort present stand Bollingigroccrics Quito a Eastern Ky nor that its bad debts delightful entertainment J Domigan for 2465 61 acres to years Ho turns tho old stand over young gentlemen of Win ¬ have been charged off or its assets as John Evans for 1450 23 acres to 1st and number of to TGJulian after July chester aud this city were among the being worth dollar for dollar James Wade for 755 92 acres to will open an almost entirely new guests 4G 2t J G TniiiuLE Nelson P Gay for 3055 The en- ¬ stock in the Fitzpatrick building acreB brought The Die Steer Coming East Main street Tho Woodford Sun gets oft the fol tire farm of 267 7725 lowimr An need darky called at Coca Cola is a now drink is re ¬ Johnson Stiths big steer Gen- ¬ a Keelev curodinstituto recently es headaqho and ex ¬ freshing and for will bo exhibited hero eral Grant fow haustion its superior is unknown July 8 9 and 10 on Voris lot on Main tabllshed in a Kentucky town a days ago You aro not a drunkard The Equitablo Society holds a lar ¬ Five cents per glass at T G Julians street This steer is 12 feet long 7 said tho doctor in ger surplus writes a larger annual are yoii uncle de ¬ Every one who has onco tried this feet high weighs 3917 lbs and is tho tidy business and has a larger amount of licious drink is always ready to re ¬ largest ono on earth Admission 10 some surprise scanning tho No sah I neb assurance in force than any other life looUidg old fellow peat it Ice cold Immediately after leaving cents ber tooked no mo con juice then insurance company in tho world north ¬ hero it will bo taken on tho Kentucky would make mo fell good but Iso A severe storm visited tho Its latest form of Policy is unre- ¬ ern portion of the couuty on Satur- ¬ Fair Circuit thon to tho Worlds tired of bein po so long an thought stricted after one year incontestable day Tho storm was most severe Fair mebbe yod give an olo man a few of after two years non lorfeitablo af ¬ near Grassy Lick bridge on tho Flat dem gold shots 60 Id feel richer au ter three years Wo are informed of the publication Rock pike wheat was damaged and of a novelty in the book lino which is den lowering his voice Iso goin to II R Bright Agt Mr G F Hedges dwelling waspart certain of an enormous sale This bo a deacon ob do church an I wants YM CA ially unroofed and his emoke houso book is Glimpses of the World A to get of dis yer chicken habit destroyed Fencing also destroyed Portifoho of Photographs prepared DEATHS A new feature of our work is a fi f Married In this city at tho homo under tho supervision of the great noonday player meeting from 1145 of tho brides father on North Mays traveler and lecturer John L Stod ¬ Wm O Hite for eighteen years to 1215 daily Every man cordially It contains photographic Chief Engineer of the Paris Fire De asked to drop in villo street on Wednesday evening dard last Mr Clarence White of Somerset views of famous scenes aud places in partment and a gallant member of Gonl Secy Daum returned home this county to Miss Lirzic Armstrong all parts of tho world Every view is tho famous Orphan Brigade died at Thursday Mr White is a well known young fully described As an educator it is his homo in Paris last Friday night Sunday afternoon meetings are be ¬ farmer and Miss Lizzie one of the invaluable It contains 550 pages of cancer of tho stomach Ho partici- ¬ 275 yiows and is sold by pated in nearly all the important ing well attended considering the un ¬ popular young ladies of tho city and nearly These young people will for tho subscription at popular prices The battles of the late Avar and his rever- ¬ usually hot weather we are having Interest is always very marked present make their homo with the R S Pcalo Co Chicago are tho pub ¬ ence for the Lost Cause amounted agent in almost to idolatry In all his lilo ho Come and meet with us lishers and they desire an grooms parents this locality They will gladly mail was a gonial whole souled man A number of friends of Hon J B Mrs L L Harris and daughter descriptive circulars sample views whose friends were numbered by the Hollon ofCampton from several parts Eliza tho wifo and daughter of one and terms to all on application score Ho leaves a widow and three of the district were in tho city yester of tho proprietors of tho Advocate children He was an uncle of W A ayd pressing him to become a candidate An Honest Man Cone were the recipients at Ashcville N C Hill Jr of tho Advocate and a forCougress He even in tho face of on their way South of very kind at- ¬ 62 years comrade in arms of Capt Pat Punch the very flattering persistency of his Patrick Laughliu aged tentions from Mr Daniel W Edwards of this city His remains wero in ¬ friends declined for tho present to wife which kindness by tho way and ono of the bestknown men in our and terred in tho Paris Cemetery Sunday give an answer to their request Mr they did not have an opportunity to community died at his home on South afternoon by theConfcderato Vet ¬ Hollon is at present Couuty Clerk of acknowledge Mr Edwards is tho Maysville sireet Friday night Not a erans Association of which ho was a Wolfe county and no man within President of tho N W Life Associa- ¬ man woman or child in tho city and worthy member its bounds has more or warmer and it is no scarcoly in tho couuty who did not tion of Minneapolis On the 10th instant at tho home of friends than he aud should ho con- ¬ company is growing so know aud love Pat Laughlin Hon- ¬ wonder his rapidly into public favor when a est gonial generous and friendly he G W Hisle iu Clark county Taylor clude to make the race wo are assured thorough gentleman as well as splen ¬ went about with a kind word or deed Ramoy aged forty four years Mr by thoso who claim to bo in possession did business man is at the head of it for everyone old or young with whom Rainoy was an excellent gentleman of tho facts that he will be in it to Ho was an hon- ¬ was well known here where has lived win His friends seem thoroughly in ho came in contact Dr- - Keller Johnson of Sidovicw and est workman and a master of his craft for several years His loss is deeply earnest that ho shall announce him- ¬ Miss Annie Thomas of St Louis were and for moro than thirty years he has felt self as a representative in the next married at tho homo ot tho brides been a familiar figure in our midst as Congress RELIGIOUS mother iu that city on Wednesday ho went about his work He was laid Every dairyman should have a por- ¬ Dr Johnson is a rising physician of to rest in St Thomas Cemetery Sun ¬ table creamery to bo independent and who day morning God rest his soul our county in full practice Mrs Robert Hinor and Misses Sallio caso of emergencies lias in the few years he has been before Berkley aud Nannie W Wyatt at- ¬ aud in Dairying ou paper is generally winning their English Anderson aud Miss Cora tended tho Kentucky Conference Mis- ¬ tho people succeeded in confidence and respect to a wonderful McDauiel two popular young people sionary Society of tho M E church ridiculed but tho trouble with the degree His wife is a niece ofMrs of Sidovicw hied thomselves to Cin- ¬ South which mot at Nicholasvillo last ordinary dairyman is that ho does C F Keeseo of this city and is well cinnati on Wednesday where they Saturday They wero delegates from not do enough of this kind of dairy ¬ tho bonds the Missionary Sociotics of tho M E man If ho would put a fair amount joiued in kuown here where she bus visited wero of time figuring ho would dovote Miss Sallio Kemper church of this city often Beautyful accomplished talented of matrimony more time in weeding out poor stock aud tho poscssor of a rarely lovely dis- ¬ and Mr Alfred Crooks accompanied Tho Christain church at Mt Ster- ¬ and poor methods position she will make tho doctor a them Mr Anderson is ono of the ling Ky reports tho following mem ¬ helpmeet indeed May their pathway most promising young business men Tho Census Bureau has at last Mrs Virginia bers over 80 years in life never look to them less roseate in tho county probably iu this entire given out tho final figures for tho pop- ¬ Botts 91 Mrs Dorcas Anderson 87 section there is no man who is as than it docs now Mrs M C Ashby 85 Mrs Wm ulation of tho country in 1890 The well up in tho pedigrees of tho dif-¬ 8L Mrs J A Young 82 population of tho United States at Wo acknowledge tho receipt of an ferent families of fluo cattle Ho had Hulso 80 Mrs M that time including Territories and invitation to attend tho commence- ¬ tho tutilago of his lamonted father T Mrs A C Robinson was 629797G6 This 80 Mrs Delilah Hazol dependencies ment exercises ofjtho Cook county 111 T Corwiu Anderson than whom in Carrington x B J includes the Indians of Alaska and tho 80 John Lindsey 88 Normal school on Thursday from our Kentucky and possibly the entire rigg Peters 80 Wm Hulso 83 J A Territories In round numbers wo friend Miss Ranuio Burroughs Miss country there was not a man more 85 W Hulso and wife have had at that time 63000000 souls Rannic who lias been for several thoroughly conversant with tho cat- ¬ Young lived together sixty two years and years 60 prominently identified with tle interest The brido is tho beauti ¬ Court Day wifo have lived the educational interests of our com- ¬ ful and accomplished daughter of our B J Potcrs aud years Wl can beat munity though she was already splen friend Mr Jeptha McDauiel and is was dull in all kinds of business report J A Orear in It stock on tho market Horse didly equipped for tho work yot one of tho loveliest young women in the above Littlo Christain Staudard thirsted for a still more thoroug prep ¬ the county and jnulo market dull Somo good second rate it is only your aration Tho protracted meeting wifli tho mules and a fow choice horses ex ¬ By tho way this was no runaway tcachor that is satisfied with his or match as was published in some of Baptist church at Farmers is grow ¬ changed hands at good prices Six additions to her present attainments and dismiss ¬ tho dallies but tho parties simply do ing in interest Mr W II Fornoy tho Democratic ing her school for a year took a course slrcd to wed without tho usual Saturday night Rev E E Bomar Nominco for shorilV of Clark county in tho famous Cook County Normal parade attending a marriage cermony returned Monday to continuo tho ill of typhoid fever Tho She will return to uson Saturday and Mr and Mrs Audcrson aro at home meeting with Pastor Jayno through is seriously latest reports wo have from his bed y make preparation to reopen her school to their friends at their elegant this week sido 6ay his physicians scarcely ou in tho fall Her mttuy friends will country residonco at Sidoviow The tertain a hope of his recovery Old papers for 6alo at this office Advocate extends its congratulations givo hor a warm welcome Son patent leather Bhoes Ilanan Tho John Dodds lock lover and for men something nobby at Greene School will Clay self dump hay rakes are sold by V J C Gaitskill bought of II Swan Chenaults 45 10t 45 2t go 99 head of sheep at 325 pci W Reed of Files Born To E C Orcar and wife the 10th instant a son Latest novelties in childrens foot wear red shoes at Greene Clay Chenaults Swarms ricas ¬ Mt Sterling Monday Misse was in Lizzie and Emma Peed of Glassy Lick were guests of their brotheiy Geo A Peed last week Judge John O Miller was in Louisville J II Ilazelrigg John M Elliott ast week on business T Young J S Hurt R A Mitch Miss Sallle Rayborn who has been W R Nunnclly J D- - Harper Wallcjr luito sick is improving Harper Gcorgo F Green L E Dan ¬ iel J K Bates and S M Parccll all Misses Rebecca and Mattio Wilson ot Mt Sterling were horo Monday tre visiting in Ashland Judge Steve Sharpof Lexington ihe W O Mizo Enrolling Clerk of the only living ex Treasurer of Kentucky Senate is in tho city who dares to stay at home was in the Miss Nannie McCormick is visiting city yesterday talking building nni lcr aunt itvTayctle county loan Judge John D Young of Owings Mrs David Bratton and daughter villo was in the city Friday Miss Lena of Clark Co are visiting A D Faulkner is quite sick at his tho families of R M Smith and A- home near Howards Mill W Sutton of thisty ¬ W M Kendall of West Liberty at James Phelps of Frcnchburg a life tended court here yesterday long resident ot Menifee county vJIS Asa Bean returned ou Friday from movo to Council Grove Kansas- fcep tember 1st a business tiip to Toledo Ohio Mrs Ed Fogg and children wIjo W L Naughan of Louisville was have been with friends hero tho jmt iu tho city on business last week week is now visiting friends in Iex Mrs John W White who has been ington quite sick is slowly improving Miss May Ilockcr Ilazelrigg left on Miss Efilc Maxey of West Liberty Thursday for an extended visit to is visitiug at Hon J M Olivers on friends in Missouri and Kansas Locust Street Miss Sallio Richardson returned Misses Aunio aud Lizzie Mason of homo Thursday from an extended vis¬ this county arc visiting friends in it to Greenwood Mississippi -¬ - ii Louisville Our friend Gcorgo Procter of Win ¬ Mrs Callic Snider of Covington chester was looking after his moneyed lias been visiting her fathers family interests in this city this week G W Rayborn D W Chcnault and family spoS Charlie Stephens of tho Owings last week visiting the family of Jamas ville Outlook was in the city on busi ¬ Caldwell at Sharpsburg ness last Saturday Master Allen CaldwelL of Sharps D D Sublett of Salyersvillo was in burg is visiting master Tandy Cben Large-Larffer-Larer- est the city yesterday shaking hands with ault in the county his host of friends Wm Bowen Jr of Bowen PoweU E S Cunningham a tobacconist county was among the business jams of Mt Sterling Ky is at the Ken- ¬ here Monday tucky Louisville Post Mits Lida Johnson Iefbyesrerdhy fox Capt W T Havens of the Insu Clarkaville Texas where she will tIs rance Department spent Sunday with it friends his family in the city Dr G O Graves of Fayette county Senator B F Cockcrell came up was in the city Monday on bnsiBts3- Friday evening to visit his family and Miss Fannie Reed is visiting rela ¬ attend court here yesterday tives in Sharpsburg Llewllyn Cloud one of the teachers of J G Trimble Jr left for Chidngc the Winchester Graded School is vis ¬ Mondav iting hor mother in this city Mr James S Gatewood is quite Hon J W Perry of Lexington has been spending a few days in the sick city aud county visiting fnonds and Mrs C II Dutv is on the sick list relatives In Memorium Miss Jennie Brecn is spending her summer vacation in Arkansas but Geo W McCormick died at Ca will return and resume her miiBic margo Ky June 9 1992 Oivrc class Sept let more the messenger of death 2aB G W Hisle of Indian Fields visited alarmed our outer door and sum ¬ the family of Adam Baum this week moned a beloved brother to the pres ¬ He gave the advocate a call and left ence of our grand Master Wo honored and loved him for he a substantial evidence of his visit was generous iu life and kind 5ra Miss Macey Baum of Mt Sterling heart Therefore be it tho guest of Misc Mary Huls during Resolved That in the death pf Commencement week returned home Tuesday morning Richmond Cli- ¬ Geo W McCoimick the comnmuity in which he lived has lost a quiet 3ii13 max peaceful citizen the pcoplo a kind and Mrs Susan F Hedden aud daughter accommodating neighbor and Fretv Miss Helen who have been visiting masoury an honest member the family of J W Hedden returned Riolve That as a Mason hi to their home in Shelby county Mon- ¬ walk was such at to win the respect day Lucilc Hedden went homo with and esteem of his brethren who- - de¬ her grandma plore his loss and mourn his unliinelv C R Brooks returned Saturday death Col Resolved That wo tender h rela ¬ from a trip to the upper Congressional tives and friends our condolence am He has been looking after district his interests in his race for congress heartfelt sympathy praying for theia and finds everything iu the most en ¬ the balm of Gods comfort and tciulrsr mercy couraging shape Resolved That these resolutions Mrs M W Benjamin aud children bo spread on the record books of Ihc of Little Rock Arkansas have arrived Lodge the county papers be reqncs lct in tho city to spend tho bummer to publish same a copy furnished list months and have taken rooms with family of tho deceased and that m Mrs Benjam ¬ wear the usual badgo of mourning fte Mrs Laura Thomson thirty days in is a sister of Mrs Robert Riddcll 7 D Cockkell of Ii vine I N IIoutox Coin J D Tn rov Mr J B Hollon of Campton was in the city Monday Ho had been to Administrators Notice John Swctmaus in Bath county to sco All persons indebted to tho estato of his threo year old daughter Mrs Mrs Eliza Glover deceased are uuti Swctmau is au aunt of tho littlo girl ficd to come forward and niako 8PUe and took her to raise when her mother ment at oiwe Any person having claim against said estate will prerox died it properly pi oven to me for pay ¬ W T PjIBLlS Gen John S Williams and Col ment 42 3t Administrator- A W Hamilton of Montgomery county wero here a day or two this Miss Mary F daughter of CaptnJi Misses Henrietta Prowitt B A Traccy of Winchester wil week Te Anna and Mary Piewitt of Mont married to morrow to Mr IL BL gomery coruty and MisR Bell of Scobee Georgia left for home Friday after a Celery is declared to bo growirg visit to Miss Orra Browne Win- ¬ popular Wo aro just beginning Jo chester Sun to grow it ¬ learn how Carroll Marshall of Mt Sterling is visitiug tho family of W T Mrs Geo A Peed Daugherty has returned after a pleasant visit with relatives in Montgomery county Miss Lizzie Mckcc is tho guest of friends in Mt Sterling Dr A W Walden and wifo spent Thursday George Mrs in Mt Sterling Kentucky Training SchooL Mt Sterling Ki Apply early Military schooliWr catfA practical homelike late course Number limited room full Major C W FOWLER SupcrimefttfwX- UsSr e- - fc J jJtLnJJL JUfcJASrJAaA k AAtf AaSfcfelk jr EKKH dLit hc t iM3Hl r Lr- - Xtfl - K r - Vn ur Jp MWahanBMaMiMtaiHliMUkMtaUaHnibMhii M rH Sraimi l Or5 jS 4 v A frvfc t aiSSP J ia3 WVWU - mt sjjBiiixG AbvbdAi Tthfitoyr jtJHirai isaa hhhmmSiim at-Jrfff 1 mart item AJ - jr -- fc 1 3 f wmx tho various kinds of stock J Kentucky Wants No Tobacco Com should bo distributed in tho grass s srrT B H Vm HHV X rijr bines FULL JER VASOO fields is a question of importance lv Lit will bo allowed says an Euglish RECORD 228 Below is ropreadutativc Teaks bill writer that much good may bo dono Bay hoiio 10 hands Bred by A Alexander Spring Station Ky by sheep in a pasture oven if it is vhlch is now a law ¬ SirlCylTAllbtttTio slrooF MftiuVSOSKmontido 2 20ir Hcrriiit Be it enacted by the General As not intonded to graze with them s6c 210Jthiriy livohitho2 301ist sembly of tho Commonwealth of Ken ¬ ly aB there arc many plants which 4 1st dam VASSAK trial 2 40 dam of Vald6mcor 228 Oak Hill trial they will cab which cattlo aro cither tucky Jras led ail Worm Remedf as aire of Charley K 2 29 Yasco tho sire of Valisfti 2 28 3 2 19 Ed 1 That it shall bo unlawful for any not fond of or which arc too fino for HEM BOHLE GUARANTEED ltosowator 2 2 1G by B ELMONT tho sire of Fred Arthur 2 141 Nut- ¬ Ararchousemcn corporation or thorn to feed upon and it is found that tobacco wood 2 18 sire of dam of Ariou 2 10J Wedgowood 219 Viking 210- SOD EVEimVHBIffl TrHrtHlunUiVTjrL0RMIIDCOBTtt0nI individuals to combine together by a few sheep in a pasture will keep - liiuiy uigm in - ou list any rule by law or otherwise for tho down some very nndcsirablo plants i 2d dam VENUS cranddam of Vatican 2 29J siro of Bello Vara 3Y 2 221 Valdomcor 2 28 Vasco the siro of Valissa 3 219 Ed Kosewator purpose of controlling or in any way which without thorn would occupy 2 2 10 Kremlin 3 2 22 Eventide Erelong tho siro of So Long 2 24A Ever interfering with the frco unrestricted a conspicuous position However well mond 2 21J Erin 2 27 etc by SEELEYS AMERICAN STAR sro purchase leaf tobacco It may bo to havo a fow sheep with cat Lately imrclinccd right to bidon or lr It A SIHclicll ofntGoorpo C in the 2 SO list and dams of Guy 2 10J Ncttio 2 18 Robt McGregor of2 four 174 Kwrott Mill niak tho Dixvfntoennin llin offered for salo at public auction at tlo in a pasture it is certainly uuadvis ot K Smith Jameson on tlio 11 Inks ton pike fnnn Doxtcr 2 17 Joe Bunker 2 19J Driver 2 19 Artillery 2 21 nt Dictator Jay ulaco of salo whore ablo to havo mauy as being very closo any warehouso or uouiu inppy jsictiuim etc 15 TO INSURE A COLT tobacco is sold by Inch warehousemen grazers they will keep down the best Will mako the season at the ARCADE STABLES KY of grasses as well as tho worst and Jfoney due trlion colt comes malo parted v lth or at 50 with right of return the following season ehpuld WINCHESTER proVo lor others in this Commonwealth tho mare not bred to another horec 2 That it shall bo unlawful for any tho cattlo will deteriorate in condition Gintafurnlelied at Scents per day Will not in foal A Gnnrantccd Curo for Tile of hatever kind ordew ecs External Internal illindor JNeedr orcauiation or corporation under tho while tho shcop are improving As beiepponslbte for accidents or cecals l2 2in Ss IriR Itching Chronic Itccenf or Hereditary Una remedy lias positively never been knw Ut laws of this State to prohibit any of an alternative system to that it would fall 100abdxfl boxw forfB00 entby mail prepnid on t pceipt of piice A written Gaaranr THE FINE COMBINED STALLION its members or others from bidding on bo more beneficial to let the sheep have tco poslthely gheh to each purchaser of a boxeR When purchased ntonu time to refund the ttoe or purchasing leaf tobacco at any tho pasture entirely to themselves for paid if not cured Gunianteo issue by W 8 warehouso that now exists or may a time or to graze a field which was Lloyd Inifftfist and sole Agent- - aitBtetllnK DILLARD DUDLEY JE Ky Call Safe mp for IMMy J established not in a satisfactory condition 0110 M hereafter bo organized or season year with cattle and the next in this Commonwealth Will mako the present scnon ot 1892 nt tho tables of Win fcleihl 3 ot Indeed instances havo on thebpencur pike nt milcn castsumJit Slcillng 3 That all sales of leat tobacco at with sheep the small of Record 2 25 Siro of Ilazlo 2 28 bo occured in which buttercups and somo public auction in this Stato shall OTO INSURE A LIVING COLT Bay stallion tan muzzlo and flanks 151 hands high foaled 1879 Bred Ho is n rood breeder bin rolls hll linlnc trnml by Gov Lcland Stanford Palo Alto California free and open to all responsible bid- ¬ other plants have been completely Bv Electioneer 125 sire got rid of by pasturing with sheop a size line ft le and all jttmkI saddlersdnik Imr K of Sunol 2 08J Arion 2 2 10J Palo Alto 2 084 and 19 others in 2 20 or bet ders UtLLAlfOnUDLCVJr is n hands high style unit IIo 4 That all tobacco warehousemen year or two as being eaten down con- ¬ action both Gjcarg old and has line the saddle ter and 100 trotters in 2 30 list 1st dam MAID OF CLAY dam of Carrio 2 in harness under PECULATE THE ugooa walkor fast lacker and trots well C 4 2 24 Clay 4779 2 25 Clay 2 25Jr and Cant Smith 2 291 bv Henrv selling leaf tobacco in this Stato shall tinually in the spring beforb coining He is sST0MACH LIVER AND H0WELS Clay 8 8iroof tho dam of Georgo Wilkes 222 2d dam by Doys Messen ¬ make no distinction or differeuco be ¬ into flower 60 weakens the root that At the same time and place ger third dam by Baldface Consul CLAY 4779 will mako tho season of PURIFY THE BLOOD 1892 at Glengarry Stock Farm on tho Newtown pike 3 miles from Lexing ¬ tween purchasers as to charges sam ¬ it is pushed otit by more vigorous and A RELIABLE REMEDY FOR ton at 200 TO INSURE A MAEE IN FOAL Noto at time of service or otherwise whether more productive plants So too other ples warranty Xadtcestton BIlIaimntM UtaSatht Const patlonBrspcpMa Chronlo LlTerTrouHn said purchasers bo members of tho plants which ripen their seed later BUxlaeM Dad Complexion Byaentcrri in the year may bo weakened or ex or not Offensive Breath and all disorder ot tho Tobacco Exchange One of tho best Jacks in tho county t ill net o niomacn JlTer and Bowel At tho mares at By Electioneer siro of Palo Alto 2 08 full brother to Antoeo and Antovolo 5 Any warehousemen agent man- terminated in tho same way j IUpiUM Tubules contain Bothln btiurtau to 8 To Insure ALIvlngColt 2 the roort delicateGive immediate rfcututtotake who saino time there may bo something First dam Columbine dam of Antceo 2 104 Antovolo 2 19 fttrnl R Z safe effectual conntittitton relief w ger corporation or organization t Sold trial bottle seat 2 25 AuteroR 3carlintf receipt of 16 cents Address shall violate any of the provisions of said in favor of allowing pastures OHAS E SLEDD quarter iu 35 seconds trialA quarter in 40 poconds and Antonio 2 voars trial m onTHEby dnjTfflnU ACHEMICAL by mall Z J by W Richmond 1089 sire of Arrow 4 pacer J RIPAN8 CO this act shall be guilty of a misde which havo been kept down by sheep S1 10 BPUUCE STREET NEW TORE CITT 2 134 Romoro 2 19 Elwood 2 17J Richmond Jr 2 2U etcV 2d dam Co- to bo grazed for a year or two by cat- ¬ demcanor and shall upon trial and aAat1 lumbia by Imp Bonnie Scotland siro of Scotland 2 22 3d dam Young conviction in any court of competent tle by this change the roots may in- ¬ Fashion by Imp Monarch grandsiro of Monarch Jr 224 Monarch Rule 2 24 4th dam Fashion by Imp Trustce oiro of Trustee twenty milo record jurisdiction bo fined for each offense crease in vigor tho turf thicken and AND 59 3o in any sum notvless than twenty five the general production be augmented COXItAD is n bay star and off hind anUohltolG hands high He will maM the season of dollars nor more than one hundred Horses are bad grazers but they too 1KJ at Stock Kami on tho Ne tow n pike three and a half miles from Lexlncton nt in tho discretion of the court or jury will level tho pastures by eating in JOO To Insure a Mare In Foal Koto at timo ofscrvice TEIIMS Thp mono Is duo when thumaro Is In havo rented tho Baum buildihgoti accidents or crapes foal or patted with Mares kept at tho usual f rices but 110 lesponsibility for I trying tho case and in addition shall the promoxity of tho dung of the cat- ¬ but every precaution taken to prevent uithcrv East Main 6trcot and have fitted all their corporate rights and tle and thus render a benefit in one up a number of rooms forfeit sa STIRODIEJIR CTrT E2ceoiatort Xieac there- ¬ I am privileges under tho laws of this State way but their dung is so powerful fore prepared to accommodato my that unless quickly spread it burns up friends with board aud lodging by the G All laws or parts of laws in con 218 229 act are hereby repealed the pasture and lessens its production week day or meal Special attention ilict with this paid to Court day dinners Charges the rules of the In mixing stock judgment is essential Whereas Under reasonable Tobacco Exchange all parties desir- ¬ in tho changing of stock on tho fore J A STEPHENS ing to purchase leaf tobacco who arc going principles there will be fonnd 31 tf COUNTRY BARON 12649 not members of said Exchange are advantages and in tho proper cultiva on or tion of our vast area of permanent Koalcd 1688 Balk bay without white 15A now precluded from bidding Sired by IJAltOX WIIKE8 218 tho leading siro at nine cara old Dam Alaciitr br CUBES public mar ¬ pasture there will bo discovered ines- ¬ purchasing tobacco in tho HAUOId COUNTKY 11A1IOS has Just en yearling coltt Aliothisgct nii ow a ot them are sure trotters I think ono of the three is the fastest natural trotter IJiavo ecr seen Ser great damage timable benefits Farmers Review kets of this State to the icc tee 50 to Insure MAXUFACTDRER OF of growers as well as outside pur ¬ Are Women Less Sensible to Pain Indigestion DVspeprfa Waujeft BELL PETERS 11963 chaser or parties desiring to purchaso Saddles Harness Bridles Halters So Sour Stomach Sleopleaescw than Men By STEItUXG HOT dam by American Clay DKLLVETKHS Is tho handsomest stallion In tobacco in said markets by restricting Headache Nervous pros- ¬ Tvontunkr jmiiuu uiy ia nanus nign eivseiiEiiio nun a niouci a model in I1V lespect ertherefore an ice fee 25 to Insure I llllo cut the KlllpH IDC llf IllCM nmir- - hnitKi Inct fintf l mitnt tln bids and competition tration Neuralgia Pal-¬ Thcuo is an old Italian proverb to I carry tho largest and most com- ¬ haitl tinier bcliei ing my ft icnds and itatrons ould upprciate it and breeil tv o mare for the same pitation of the Heart emergency exists and this act shall the effect that a woman money uiey na e ncreiorore paid lor one Tliey u ill make tho reason of lb93 on the farm of J W has seven plete line of general Saddlery Goods Chciiaultoneaud ouo lialf miles frem Mu bteiling on tlie QwingMillc pike ilniea kept at AtOBS oz Jnerc take effect and be in force from and skins s i isk at on nei icr week Cab on or address Prof Lombrossa however in the city Weakness of Back Feelings o after its approval by tho Governor has an article in the London Fort- ¬ Languor and Lassitude Gen ¬ All work made of first class material Sterling Ky D nightly which would seem to stamp and by skilled vorkmen eral rebility La Grippe Call aud James Richard Cocke who was that as ouo of tho instances in which examine stock and learn prices graduated last week from the Boston a popular saying is not what Charles In use tor 25 years by eminent pnyitolaa CHAS REIS University school of medicine at the Lamp termed a popular and inrgeona In the United Htatea and nm fallacy nounced by them tne beet TONIC extant head of his class was tho first person He declares that it is a fact capable It care where all others fall Try It ana b cuuviuocu ask yourjiiraggisiior it blind from infancy on whom was con- ¬ of scientific proof that women havo ferred by tho institution tho title of littlo feeling compared PBIOE 100 PEJR BOTTIiE with men This splendid saddle stallion w ill mako thesea- - This tho handsomest horto in Kentucky ill M D Three years ago he entered He made a series of experiments son of lbi2atniy bainono mile toutli of of Jit teuo a limited numbci of appro ni marcs with Steiling Kyn on Cainmgo pikent CO J ED RAY Maitfs Ptsjks college and from the very first his tho aesthesiometer and the algometer 15 TO INSURE A LIVING COLT 25 TO INSURE A LIVING COLT great and consulted his recognized classmates CKI1MMK is a full hi other to that fammts slio with tho leading sur- ¬ and show lioiveltooetliutKld for 1160 JIo iecSJgfreo earnestness and natural ability The geons and dentists tho sire of Albion that sold nt a threcjcir otd The in Europe Tho foriMO Also the sire of the great Ilmiy sired by Jlambiino Forest 1st dam by Lath not difficult verdict first years studies wore whose owners havo repeatedly refuted 1000 for of these latter from their ex- ¬ cnnaiktnliill iiini to KiMMiun Iiiiii Itoscoo was also tho sire or a number of for him to master as the depend large- ¬ perience was horses that sold from MX to 12M UUUlLi 2d dam by Rhodes llootcn Bd dam by Cockspui that men were moro ¬ ly on closo application and good mem- sensitive to nromises to bo f ullv as sooI a breeder as ltoscoc mntcmnrnxn pain than women The Will mako the peason at my stables uonora at out ucsi ory But how ho was to master anat- ¬ instruments ivcniucky latiM UnsMilpmliii kmniA nmi showed that womens at JclTersonvillc Ky at r wns siiti uv uiiio ipniiK iBt nnm imirs iiip am horse liiinir lie AtlloU omy was a great problem to the sense Ke n U1U MUlllie gailS W ci i ins nw t cion of MnTo U n V Ifnvlt In of touch for instance was twico lino show hoise s 2d dan thiTold Unpaid mare SXSSthcw COllS Trwm till say to all come 8 to Insure a Living Colt faculty who now took a dcop interest as seUes and bo jour n llLlinun HRii iriplt fclmu niniii niiVI ln niwln obtuse as that of a man 11110 tl ley aie This Puss lins JB 1iIl1iii in his progress He used his own looks like ah attemp to Lien retained on colt until season horses than iii odiiced mon or dead iPPd mrl llo FOItKT WWW any maic ing filch from tho money is paid IiXJAUK has Ijeon shown nt somo mothodg iu this etudy and passed an TKKJIS Jlonev duo ns soon bb tho maio ot our 1Cht talre and has taken picmlnms where gentler sex their Avell carned reputa- ¬ bred STEVENSON is a bay saddle stal- ¬ foals paitcd with or fivim to another horso luri flinuii examination with 98 per cent Dur- ¬ tion for greater n nf litallft endurance of un- ¬ lion 6tar loi hands fino stylo and ac- ¬ flEii fill Grazing ninrpfl duo w hen flltntinnare IP - TKltJIfe Same as with Woodfords Cilpplc per day remares bills Dr E C Mest8 Ken e and Brain Treatment a ing tho summer months he has spent pleasant experiences tion a No saddler and will pro moed Kei ptccautiou will lie ufol to pre There is no s1108 standaid and regis- - gnai antcedsptcinc for HV8teiiaDIzzinesri Co- ¬ six hours and in the winter four hours question that men eiitiiccWents or escapes but will not bo ic ntusions Vits Nenous Neuralgin tcred In tho National Saddle Horse Itegistcr seem moro sensi ¬ nuco saddlo horses without question sjionsiblo for those that may occur crous 1robtiatlon caused lv tlioupoHeadache 6f alco each day in hearing lead books on tive to Iiol or tobacco AVakcdilnua Mental Depression IIo was sired by tho great Bluo pain softening of tho lirnln l esultinB In innanity and anatomy no books with raised letters Jeans 1st dam by Warfield ho by 3MCt leading to miseiy decay and death IJrcmatnro CraSTO T- ICy Old Age IJan ennchj Loss of Power in cither being printed in that class of litera- ¬ Jedgo Waxems Political Proverbs Lexington 2d dam a noted saddlo Lostes and SpennatoiThooca mm fccx Iniouintaivmare Blue Jeans by Phillips black caiiMJdby oerocitlonof thobiainfcclfabueo ture This cost of hiring a reader was or Kach box Tho prcsidenshall beo is our nash horse he by Gen Taylor 1st dam oVo of tho expenses which he had to nioniii s ncntnient jx a liox or contains ono boxes for by Grey Eagle jr 2d dam by Odens nnal inscck 500 sent by mail prepaid on reecipt of price A bear more than his fellows Dr Crocket 3d dam by Potomac thor- ¬ A mans politicks air like a fire WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES Cocke will spend tho next year in oughbred 4th dam by Sir Archie too much warter puts them out W To euro any caso With each order reccH ed by thoroughbred us for six boxes accompanied w lth 500 w o will j jiuiuini iiaiuw tlliu Will UVlIlllluliy Good morrels aint always good pol send tho purchaser our written jfiiarantco to re ¬ SrCjlocato in Boston as a specialist in dis- IE1 fund tho money if tho treatment doe not effect a liticks cure Guarantees issued only by V S Lloyd cases of the throat and lungs Druggist and Solo Agent Mtsteling Ky Jeflbrsonvillo Ky Polliticks is in tho masculine jender It takes a expert to stuff a ballot The N Y Herald reports that what Vtc n ill pay tho nbo o rownrcl for any caso of box judishusly LU or Complaint Dyspepsia Sick Headache In- ¬ is believed to bo tho largest aerolite digestion Constipation or Costhcncss we can Callin a pollitishun tricky is some 4 East Main Street ever known to havo fallen is lying in not curt with Wests Vegetable Ll er Pills w hen thiu like paintin the rancbo tho dli cctlons ni e strictly complied with Thcv tho Caspian Sea a short distance from ire purely Vegetable and neicr fail to give sat- 24 South Maysvlllo Street Tho man that makes much money Lnl 5 txo contain Opposite Opera House SSnSif7 sar tho Peninsula of Apaheron In fall- - at polliticks plllsSJ cents TJewaro of counterfciw oughtent to follcr tho biz- - Has a real Bargain Store In Kcw nnil Second iinltatioiiB Tho genuine manufactured onlyand Dealers in all kinds of Furniture iug the aerolite made a most terrific Tub John C AVjst Company cuwaco by ncss ennywharcs nigh a ponitenshary hand lor salo by all druggists zJ ly loiso as it rushed through tho air and Vimmcn voters an crowin hens I the white hot mass made a light that never come to no good ends Freo GckxIk can bo bought lor less thon halt mice and DO 100 LOSE YOUIt PKXCILS AT illuminated the country and sea round Press SCHOOL r nio as good as tlioto In other tlorcu lMirclmted about for a great distance When it at forced sale Is the xcaton they me eiy cheap yo irltn10 ello1i Companion andCoin willlaxonotroublensltlsfastencdby a While boring for water on Mr W struck tho water clouds of steam arose nation Lock Lvcry bo has a iHffercnt co S6 blnatlcn Sent postpaid for 23 cents aud tho hissing could bo heard far off S Barnes farm on tho Georgetown t lAitKiui Dan ers Mass pike Gus Diamond struck natural gas Kate Caps Gents rnrnlshlng Goods etc at cor vllugo masses of water wore thrown resiKindlngly low prices Bis Money Saved H lyv upward and tho sight to thoso who at a depth of 123 feet Tho vein is a Here PANSIES FBEE Tv lMctrnnsy Swtis Mr not frightened was a most beau- - strong ono and burns lively Mwcro cas fresh and armntcd woi th 2 cents Ita a The Best Bed Made sl months subsejipttoiv to Plain Talkl Ftiful one So enormous is tho acro- - Barnes will put in a pipo and furnish All work iu my lino entrusted to my teen page illustiated monthly for jroui jr woiSw it projects twelve feet abovo his new houso on North Broadway caro will bo carefully attonded to that Qb COMlAN 8250 New Yoi k City llox Lexington Fino Dresses a specialty jfjfthe water and save for its fuBed black with fuel aud light Mus C Schafer Transcript HANDSOMEST LINE OF CHILDRENS OAR fwut which gives it tho appcaranco Howard Ave KIAGES JN CENTRAL 3CENTUCKY AT PRICES LOWER Children Cry for Pjtcher Castoria imjc having been varnished it has every There is scarcoly any popnlor tenet w THAN ANY appcaranco of being ono of the usual moro erroneous than that which am agent for Fraziers road track Tho voiy best popla- - fihinglea for mx ocky formations met with along tho holds that when time is slow life is I cart and Waynes sulky rake salo cliearj to closo out dull Disraeli t How 1he advocate A 9SSf Crazing Mixed Stoc THE SUP Kliiqil SADLfe IjTALLlolv it 4S lILiE3lvflEflEGI BROTH c niatVATnr BUI M iiUTT TO Jik w 1 J WHITF fIBFfiU VMMiEME 20 fQR YEARS rt iMiESr- Senator Blackburn mBr CORE A -- E3ET3D2LEX02Sr Co Glehgary Stock Farm U i ai til ih l- COInT ID ¬ 53S1 i k fe Boarding House 1 Restau rstnt s ICy Crescent Hill Stud CHAS REIS TONIC LOSS OF APPETITE 229 - 1 j J COCKRELL TXTooddSoxcL Stools WOODFORDS CRIPPLE STEVENSON - FOREST DENMARK Parm tcitc 1 JI PARIS Bsr al Saddle Stallion HEALTH IS WEALTH 1111 fi 11 f TT ii WOODPOBD Sterling MMMMMsM JjjLfiiklMuijju c I A Ramsey FURNITURE f 3 J Gordon H J H WIEHL SON LEXINGTON K V 500 Reward J CLOT NG Boots Shoes Walnut Oak Mahogany and Cherry Bedroom Sets I u 1 J Oi Tie hill mm 0 i u 7 fc f tu jTitc 0rTIIE Ed Mitciifxl lip xiU ijnp i S j k vt j r V S f v - WT t se ai V3T 1PT s Wh- TL iaMin r fS KC vi w M ylfA rxA y ia v - a itJui s - r U - W L W iiskik - u svK mmm fflli f i vh JiJaij FJ 15S ii JUJe93 lm friiyt rK iifisTri- - im Ti j i zmbu v J Cffli mamusLf m JVltJT t Si31iJw JaWSfcj 5Bfcfii i 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