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Digital page images are linked to the text file. i a i fc JlIM Ci W K i w W t 1 t 19 MT A STERLING ADVOCATE WEEKLY JOURNAL MTV d i y oii ii ADVERTISING RATES l IDENTICAL IN INTEREST WITH ITS OWN PEOPLE STERMaKEXTUCKY TUESDAY JtTNTE 28 1892 consisted in two royal regiments num Â¬ Tho Electric Headlight on Steam Railroads bering together 1000 men and pro- Â¬ vincials from Virginia Maryland ami Continued from last week Tho use of electric headlights has Now York which made tho full forco now become quite general in Indiana a little more than 2000 Â¬ Tho protest of tho Governor availed Soon tho tremenduous undertaking noarly all the roads entering Indianapolis having several in service nothiug and Virginia determined to began of penetrating tho Great Woodb protect her rights by the force of arms with tho unwieldy column A gentleman versed in railroad mat Â¬ The Sho sent out in 1751 a small military army was followed by a long train of ters recently made a trip over the In- Â¬ forco under Col Washington lie wagons loaded down with tho bag- Â¬ dianapolis Decatur and Western from led them by tho samo way ho had gage of officers It was tho wildest of Indianapolis to Decatur on an gone tho year before marching absurdities never had obstinato ad engine equipped with tho light Its towards Pittsburg When ho heard hcrences to martinet ideas had so power was approximately 2500 c p gives the cngineman a light that a body of French and Indians strong an illustration This English and it Which on a straight track would woro advancing to attack him ho de soldier relying on English tradition termined to anticipate them by a sur Â¬ was dragging his cumbrous machine often reveal objects at a mile or more for fully one half a mile all ob- Â¬ prise attack on a party of French and through tho American woods as if and Indians under Do Jumonville which they wcroon tho plains of Europe and jects tho size of a cow could bo dis stinctly seen in ordinary weather ho did successfully and their com all this time his dread enemy was mander fell in the action Being watching him From tho height of The greatest distance at which an ob was seen on this trip was 2 J miles scarce of ammunition ho then re Â¬ every mountain Indian runners looked ject treated to a place called the Great down and laughed quietly But the This was awindow of a station house Meadows where ho threw up some pioneers still went in front cutting in which no lamps were burning intrenchments Hero a largo forco of a road for the creaking wagons the When tho light was first reflected the enemy appeared and mado a vig scattered troops straggled along and from the window tho appearance was a locomotive headlight about orous attack on him On the 4th of in this manner Gen Braddock went that of July ho was forced to surrender for into tho great region called the a mile away The window seemed to increase in size until at a distance of want of powder This disaster did Shades of Death Tho shadow of about three quarters of a mile the confidence of his his own hovering above not weaken the him countrymen in Col Washingtons At the Little Meadows Braddock effect waB that of a burning structure skill and efficiency but it created in- Â¬ saw for tho first time that ho was At this distance the outlines of the tense excitement in Virginia agaiust committing seen an egregious blunder ho building could be distinctly These distances wcro easily computed their foes and it was little less in had refused to listen to the advice of by counting tho telegraph poles England when tho news reached Washington and swallowing his pride there Tho question was Shall tho actually cousulted Washington who which arc 200 feet apart on this road water tank was sighted at nearly a Englibh flag go down before tho lillics always grave aud courteous repeated A mile appearing much larger than it ofFrance with tho loss offhalf a conti- Â¬ his former views To mobilize the really was Bridges with over head This disaster was not caused army leave nent tho baggago behind ad- Â¬ by tho French alone but they had the trusses could bo seen at half a mile vance rapidly with a body of picked Indians to aid them besides tho troops transport The highway crossiug fences along his ammunition on lino had been freshly whitewashed preparations on thopart of England pack horses and so surprise Fort Du Â¬ the and Virginia were wholly inadequate qucsno boforc aud with little effort could be seen a it could be re enforced for tho campaign and yet while mile The uso of these lights has To this Braddock consented with ill England seemed determined to take prevented collisions which with the concealed reluctance But he was not steps to repair the loss sho committed ordinary light would inevitably have yet curod of his folly nor convinced an cgregriotiB error in the selection of occurred The expense of running that his regulars were not Gen Edward Braddock as the com Â¬ tho light is nominal The demand for A bravo runner a fighter of mander of her forces to bo sent tho wood Capt steam from the locomotive is small Jack called the Black against her foes Gen Braddock was tho carbons which last eighteen Rifle came and offered his services to and a bravo soldier but bluil of manner cost but 70 cents per 100 go with his raugors in front and re hours obstinate with an over running opin Practical Electricity connoitnr for him But Braddock ion of his own capacity great confi tossed away from him saying there A Good Suggestion dence in regular troops and none in was timo enough for making arrange- Â¬ the ragged provincials as ho called From the Dubuque Iowa Telcgiaph ments and he said lie had experienced tho Americans never reflecting that troops on whom he could rely for all The adjourning of tho impeach- Â¬ these provincials from their experi purposes thereupon tho borderer ment court last Saturday on account ence and knowledge of tho mode of shouldered his rifle turned his back of Gen Weavers belly ache cost the warfare of tho Indians were more on Braddock went away with his people of this commonwealth nearly to bo relied upon in a conflict with rangers to their homes on the Juniata 500 One dose of Chamberlains Indians than his regulars leaving him to his fate till the folly Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Gen Braddock upon their arrival wont on They were halting as would have saved this expense and ordered his Eiiglish troops to bo quar Â¬ Washington afterwards said to level we suggest as a matter of economy tered in Alexandria Va and first molo hills vand erect bridges across and humanity that tho State provide sought an interview with Gen Din brooks by which means they went against future contingencies of this widdie then Governor of Virginia at twelve miles in four days Some nature by furnishing each Senator Williamsburg after which ho pro fiicndly Indians went before to scour with a bottle of that valuable remedy ceeded to the quarters of his English the woodsjAt last they halted on tho 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by T troops where ho remained until April Monongahcla about fifteen miles south G Julian 1755 when ho was met by tho Gov- Â¬ of Fort Duqucsne July S 1755 ernors ot New York Massachusetts Braddock resolved to advance and at- Â¬ Blackguardism Rebuked Pennsylvania Maryland and Virgiuia tack the fort the next morning to consult upon tho plan of operation Early Wo notice among a few of our Re Â¬ that morning with his advanco which was soon agreed upon Tho of 1200 men and ten cannon tho publican Exchanges a very few we colonies named woro to furnish 1000 bravo regulars stepped out pioudly to aro glad to say a disposition to emu soldiers militia or provincials as tho tho tap of tho drum the English laleto tho blackguardism of the New General pleased to call them making music sounding and their flags float- Â¬ York Sun a paper by tho way one an army of about 2000 to bo com- Â¬ ing in all tho pride and pomp of glo- of whoso distinctions is that it hab manded by Gen Braddock and tho rious war Thus Braddock marched villified and blackened every man of most if not tho only sonsiblo thing the forth his bravo regulars in front in prominence from Grant to Harrison General did during this critical pe Â¬ disdain of precaution the Virginians from Becchcr to Talmage aud Park riod of his life was to invito Col the provincials in tho rear to bo hurst The emulation in the inbtancc Washington to accompany him as a brought into tho action if at any timo moant imitation should bo tho word member of his stall Washington ac- Â¬ they should bo needed which tho perhaps consists in speaking of Mr cepted tho invitation and thus be- Â¬ General considered altogether im- Â¬ Cleveland as the stuffed We con came an actor in tho disaster Gen probable to get the force of Â¬ fess we aro unablo Tho English after crossBraddock promised to march to Fort ing tho river near th6 fort were this It is very withering no doubt Duqucsno and capturo it before it matching across a plain in front of But if the Democratic press should could bo rc onforccd and eavo it as which was a hill thickly wooded on speak of Gen Harrison as old his opinion that on seeing tho Kings each sido of tho road leading up tho paunchy we fail to seo wherein it regulars the fort would surrender slope and ravines covored with thick- Â¬ would do anything but bring disre without resistance thence ho w6uld ets on this perilous and fatal way pute upon us as a people Wo can march to Fort Niagara thence to Fort tho English were advancing to at- Â¬ not fancy tho French people speaking Frontcnac both of which ho did not tack tho fort of ex Presidents McMahou and Grovy doubt would capitulate without re Â¬ in terms of physical disparagement Continued next week sistance but if not he would capturo or tho English twitting Gladstone In- Â¬ in thrco or four days Ho would them Just as sure as hot weather comes upon physical characteristic all tho stiongholdsof tho there will bo more or less bowel com- Â¬ dianapolis News then reduce French towards tho lakes and by plaint in this vicinity Every person Value of the Molotothe Farmer autumn tho English would bo masters and especially families ought to havo of all North America south of the St some reliable medicino on hand for Speaking of moles wo hear of a Lawreuco instant uso in case it is needed A 25 farmer in a southern county of tho Capt Jack Ashby was elected and or 50 cent bottle of Chamberlains State who catches moles whenever commissioned a captain of a company Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem Â¬ ho can find them to put in his gar Â¬ raised in Virginia for the campaign edy is just what you ought to havo den Ho says thoy never eat corn and marched with and acted his part and all that you would need oven for but do destroy grub worms Put a in tho tragic sceuo which closed Gen tho most severe and dangerous cases molo in a box of earth in which you Braddocks military career and his It is tho best tho most roliablo and havo placed a hundred grains of corn life In May 1755 Gen Braddock most successful treatment known and aud lcavo him there a month then ordered his forces to bo rendezvoused is pleasant to take For sale by T G tako him out and sifttho dirt and you Julian at Wells Creek now Cumberland will find every grain of corn and all on tho Upper Potomac and tho latter sound so far as tho molo is concerned part of that mouth ho sot out after Tea leaves aro good to sprinklo on So says this mole catching farmor all but yory dolicato carpets beforo them in his elegant English coach sweeping as it provents dust from Indiana Farmer Eot out from Cumborland rising and also brightens tho colors Tho army Good Housekeeping Children Cry ior Pitchers Castorta in tho first days of Juno 1755 It ISTO 7 M t a 6 W a2S2S88 SSfSa88S88S SS8S88888S8 -- S88SS3eaE Wo0L Carding AND MANUFACTURING Judge Peters Reminisences A Convention Episode Ono Year E2 ingestions Six Months 8S88888888S8 TWEEDS Cotton and Woolen Hosiery Vo would pi Insertions Thrco Months 8SS888SSS88S ja Insertions Two Months Eight Insertions One Month I Jour Insertions L Three Insertions Two Insertions Single Insertion court T TWrt Monday SunOS JOHHE Monday in November y and tho Fourth COCBT OP COMMON TLEAB Monday In JliME SCOTT presiding Third CoSft QUARTEHLT C0UNTV all of tllo above goods at low down prices and guarantee tho very best of work Wool ftom a distance carded ssssasssssss into rolls uud returned to owner in quick time ITull weight of rolls in guaranteed 8888fIS888f returnall work up in strong sheets and Tic it will bo returned in good order Cash paid for Wool or goods given in exchange Will pay highest prico 8S8838S8SSSS for rendered Tallow in cakes or bar- Â¬ rels or oxchango Soap for it Prices for manufacturing furnished on appli- Â¬ cation and prico list sont Directory Agents for tho best Sheep Dip SSSSSaS8S88 thatwoaro prepared to manufacture respectfully icform all sold J DA W T OUMBRO Lexington Ky E F Robertson MANAGERS if ioNMOMEHT October COURT Phccnix Woolen Mills court Sat- - jddoe James VT Groves presiding First annti TMftntll UXUKJ 1 1 Ttli u Cuv Professional I n v a t Attorney Will M wnv w paSi LaW and Surveyor ML Stciling Ky J OMViK STAR Planing Mill Co Manufacturers and dealors in all kinds of In Nevada several years ago au Esmeralda delegate a tall long bearded vcncrablo man wearing spectacles and an air nf respectability such as is seldom acquired in the sagebrush walked up to the desk of tho Chairman of tho Republican Stato Convention and cn tird a Iro mendous sensation The liht for the Gubernatorial nomination was hot and close and as both tho aspirants were wealthy boodle was in tho air aud elsewhere Sir said tho Esmeralda delegato with stern solemnity slapping fifteen 20 pieces down on the table I want you to take charge of this ycr coin That ero money was give to 1110 last night to cast my vote for Ginral Smith forGovnorl Half the convention involuntarily thrust its hand in its pocket and then all of it rose as one man and yelled like beasts of prey about to bo bereft of beef that had just been tossed into the cages by the keepers -Name Name I Who was it Liar Sneak Traitor Fire him out Hes an enemy to home indus Â¬ try Kill him What do you mean sir gasped tho Chairman absent mindedly pock- Â¬ eting the coin Do you stand there before this Convention aud assert that Gen Smith gave you this money to voto for him No I dont answered the purist from Esmeralda glaring back un Â¬ daunted at the sea of furious faces Did any one known to you to be Geu Smiths agent or friend give it to you Well thats neither here nor there and I dont allow its none o your business nohow Ive glvo you the money haint I Thats square aint it But why do you come here with this money and make such a state- ment to this convention Becaiue Im an honest man sir exclcimed the upright old pioneer with eyes blazing and his face illu- Â¬ mined by a glow of high enthusiasm that awed tho turbulent mob into si- Â¬ lence I can do bettor on tho other sido Theyve bid five hundred Cheer upon cheer Avent up and shook the hall Men crowded lountl the old man wrung his hand and slapped him on tho back Thank God said the Chairman in a voice choked with emotion true manhood still permeates the Grand Old Party in the battleborn State And yet they call this a rotten bor- Â¬ ough or All collections and leal estate transactions uncn to and nbstiacts of titles Klen door tatah tlwt soutn oi iv V nm it THOMPSON MD tcnlc OmotvontiV Ttg t rutPtmnv or rnyscjau --- Rough Dressed -- Office Main t J giacncc coruui i Mt Storing Ky JONG ioilDof hhoyer mn v r - LUMBER O SBr8TADUSBC0 ZEL1UUU - WHOLESALE CLOTHIERS C1NCIHWATI H wfVASTTlcx AnulldingMrSvcrlingjKy rtjDGE AMOS DAVIS WITH r At White Pine and Poplar Singles Doors of all Sizes Sash Glazed and Unglazcd Window and Door Frames Moulding and Brackets of all kinds Verandas of every Description t r e mYLER rpiT TSmriSUti Star Planing Mill Company o Mt Sterling Ky Lewis Apperson APPHRSON BROOKS WHITE Ba Ii JBUPCllui A SJ5SSiSl uu bulittin nsfrmlo DEALERS iN 11111VW all Conits ftje Court Street Will piactlco in jo Commonwenltn ji nrnVE w A i MtStcilingKy All Einfls ol SUDDCTU Yiniiia ail Goal KentncKy cTTrrTTTIT SclerhandA King 2 IxwIsvWe Ky Also Blacksmith and Anthra cite Coal lit Sterling Ky DBDLW10CT0 OlBce over All Coal sold 72 Practical Sayings For pear trees that bear poor fruit try a liberal dressing of wood ashes applied to the ground as far out as the branches reach over and wash tho trunks of the trees with strong spap suds J Mt Sterling y ational Bank FJ ONES 31 P MtStcilingKy Qienaults COA lbs per bushel Highest cash Also price paid for Wheat - Office Itoom 0 TylerAwcim Queen street dencoon Bi Clay n Wheat Corn Oats and Hay Btorlta Â¬ building Kcst Kv wholesale and retail MtStoiling CollcctionipyonPy attended to A PIATT Vcteiinury bnigeon i rt siorilm on Court days UU tftl n JKffcceded will nnsyror telegram I U HAZELUIGGAtterney-at-La- w Ay J O MILER SUC0E8SOII TO -- - hen --3 Miller 8c Wilson - f I offlcawlth Dr Wm Van Antwerp bhoit street 5ppo3itotUe courthouse Dfllco INSURANCE AND near rrsmenct mnniuvomi Mt Sterling Ky y Â¬ IJlUWaBlIAWCLAM CLAY McKEE Office No 6 West Main St upstairs Real Elstate 1 H Attoiuey-nt-La- w f Office upstairs cornor ot Couit mid Broadway LOW ES T HATbS rai RtiliniKv lift Block up stairs with J M Elliott Fizcr AntfMTfMl f frnm Owintra illn land located in tho city of Mt Sterling will mac o in tho courts of Slontgomory Bath ond admt Appeals and Federal Court of Ken vf Court oflCmnt nnd cai cful nttertlon will bo HWJ KlVCll W 8U Dusiness cuuusiuu vu uuu iaw Office In S IIUKT CHOICEST COMPARISON DDniWDTCCTClTTTt WIVinMT5 -- - flf Aw j Anil All AorfiiiniRS -- - j WH a FLETCHER of Personal 21 Josiali Lindsay -- A splendid cold cream is made by melting together one drachm of white wax 0110 of bpcrmuccti and 0110 of olivo oil then add two ounces of rose water and one half ouuco of orange flower water Mix well together un- Â¬ til of the consistency of cream Glass globes on chandelier if grimy may be brightened like new if treated in tho following mauncr First soak them in hot water to which a little sal soda has been added then put a little ammonia in some hot water put in tho globes aud give them a good scrubbing with a stiff brush To make indeliblo ink tako 0110 tablcspoonful of water a of vinegar and a pieco of lunar caustic thrco inches long shako thoroughly together When using it moisten the cloth where you wibh to write wish a little milk and soda iron smoothly and then write immedi Â¬ Good Housekeeping ately ttl - AGENT ON nis his services to tho people of Montgomery Propcity and Ileal lto all sales TerBis Reasonable AUCTIONEER STERLING KENTUCKY MT C lyr 0 RAILROAD west of depot Mt Sterling1 Ky Manufacturer and dealer In Tobacco Hogs Â¬ heads Rough Lumber and Lako lcc Wo mako our business which Is booming by doing tho bcstwoik and offering Rough Lumber at spec Â¬ ial prices which aro never wet Wo also do m custom sawlus -- JACK STEWART AUCTIONEER Lexington Ky attention given to all sales entrusted to lit a Tnniinnnlnia lt thfalfltAA AH nrilTACfl rcnie ot Clarendon Hotel Lexington Ky LUJ t ers Seasonable vogotabes at Carl Krieg 41 3t Tho American Beo Journal in ro ply to tho question whether it will pay to sot basswood in a locality where the honey flow onds with white clover says it would doubtless pay to sot out young basswood trees from three tc sixfeothigh They tako about five years to bear a fair amount of blos Â¬ soms Planting from tho seed is quite unsatisfactory One tree Miould lurilish onough honoyftr thno or four colonies in good seasons It usually gives nectar in alternate years - ML J jwej S iui- - 9 s - Md f THE ADVOCATE iHtf ftiHtn iroui jrmtiier Â¬ riV ifij JB j ift - X- t vz jEi MT STEBLINa ADVOCATE TUESDAY JUNE 28 1892 he came to the Legions of tho bread soon addressing tho convention The ing to give his reasons for this belief UJJt J Then the conven- governor after a few preliminary re Â¬ tho speaker was interrupted by cries of and butter brigade f Advocate Publishing Company time from the gallery He closed by again The chair marks begun to appeal for harmony tion cheered again and When ho closed tho credentials com- Â¬ promising that with such a cause and kl asked what the pleasure of the convenmittee report was adopted then tho re Â¬ such a men Illinois could be redeemed JUNK 28 IWtt tion was MT STEIIL1NG TUESDAY Mr White of California offered a port on permanent organization and and brought into the Democratic col- Â¬ IE resolution providing that tho roll bo after a selection by tho band Hon W umn When Indiana was called there wero called to name members of the differont L Wilson of West Virginia was in- Â¬ DEMOCRATIC TICKET Ho responded in a neat cries of Voorhees but Hon W rE committees and that all Resolutions le troduced g- English took the platform on behalf of lating to the plntform bareferred to the speech ron rntsiDENT Mr Wilson said among other things tho delegation to second Clevelands committee on resolutions without debate and that tho credentials of such delegate that the most important of all questions nomination He explained that it had GROVER CLEVELAND be delivered by each delegation to the was that of taxation and tariff reform been intended that Mr Voorhees should and they could only be rightfully xegu speak But that distinguished gentle Â¬ committee on credentials o man was confined to his room by serious fl General Braze of Wisconsin offered lated by the Democratic party FOR VICE rnESIDEXT When Mr Wilson concludfd his Indisposition He read a letter from tho as an amendment that the rules of the last Democratic convention govern this speech the delegates rising to their foot senator saying that ho wanted the con- Â¬ ADLAT E STEVENSON waved their hats as they cheered again vention to understand that tho delega- Â¬ body until otherwise ordered tion was for Cleveland without revoca- Â¬ Mr White accepted this amendment and again Martin L Clardy of Missouri was tion Mr English said in fulfillment of as being first in order and temporarily FOlt CIRCUIT CLERK withdrew his resolution which he again recognized to present a resolution thank Â¬ the sentiment of tho citizens of Indiana offered after General Braggs substitute ing the temporary chairman It was in fulfillment of their conscientious HENRY R BRIGHT duty the delegation seconded the nomi Â¬ was passed It was read by Reading adopted Mr English of Indiana chairman of nation of that great Democrat of Dem Â¬ CferK lieu Mr Rhodes of Alabama interposed the committeo on rules and order of ocrats honest Grover Cleveland FOR SHERIFF i i v Iowa was tho next Etato called and M with an amendment which was read It business then took tho platform and read Hon John F Duncombe took the plat Â¬ provided for a committee on rules in ad tho committees report JNO C RICHARDSON In tho tedious interlude delegates form to nominate Horace Boies dition to the other committees There New York joined Conspicuously in the was a brief discussion of the amend- blocked up tho passage way and wero ment tho explanation being made that requested to resume their seats Re cneenng wnicntno presentation of Boies FOR CONGRESS the original resolutions delegated the newed requests for Governor Taylor name elicited and which lasted some Pi Wc are authorized to announce work of the proposed committeo to the were met by a renewed explanation minutes accompanied by tho usual inthat Hon C R Brcoks of Jit Sterling committee on permanent organization Â¬ speakMi1 Taylor was not well enough to cidents of the waving of banners etc The galleriea got very restive during The amendment was adopted how Montgomery county as a candidate 11 Mr Williams of Mississippi moved jwrt ever and tho resolution as for the 53d Congress from tlio Tenth went through The clerk then amended that Hon Bourko Cockran of Now tho closingtried to of Mr Dnncombes speech and read tho shut him down to the action of the roll coll and the chairman of each dele York be invited to address the conven District subject When Mr Duncombe was thronghthe Democratic party gation handed in or announced the tion Mr Cockran declining tho in- Â¬ roll call was resumed and Mr Fonton vitation to take tho platform said he of Kansas took the platform to second names chosen Mr Cable of Illinois offered a resolu- expected to have business to lay before the nomination of Cleveland Ho said he would not make a speech but as he tion of sympathy to Jasioa G Blaine tho convention a littlo later In tho meantime ho suggested that threatened to break this promise the that this convention tender its pro delegates occupy the time by taking galleries criJ 1dm down with great found ayinmthv to that distinguished unanimity vjj Tho intel American James G Blaine in the many substantial refreshments Kentucky was then called Tho lectual refreshment they had received afflictions which havo befallen him Nominated for President by tlio The reading of the name of Mr Blaino from their chairman could not bo ex- Â¬ chairman of the delegation announced M ill A was the signal for an out buret of greater celled by any oratory they would hear that tho friends of Mr Cleveland had Democrats Don M Dickinson sitting just across chosen Hon J A McKcnzie to second enthusiasm than the convention had The resolution was tho aisle from Mr Fellows moved that his nomination and tho friends of Mr known before the convention take a recess until 5 Boies had selected Hon Henry Watter But One Ballot Necessary to Settle adopted without dissent Edward C Swett of Maine got tho oclock There were cries of No from son to second his nomination Judge j the Fight floor and briefly thanked the convention tho galleries and when tho chairman McKenzie stood on his chair and spoke on behalf of the Maine delegation put the morion tho galleries voted No briefly Mr Wattersou who was presented Mr Blaines he with great vigor t but tho chairman de Siich on affljeton clared tho motion carried and at 148 next took the platform Ho Secures Over Two Thirds said levelled all ranks I second the Continuing he referred to the many tho convention took a recess until 5 nomination of Horace Boies of Iowa of the Votes Cast he said and bear witness to the truth lA misfortunes and bereavements which oclock J Evening Session of all that has been said of him by his had come upon the distinguished gentle- Â¬ ii Judge Dun and neighbor NEARLY AN ALLNIGHT SESSION IN man in the last few years and said that It was 515 when Chairman Wilson mend only in a Democratic convention can called the convention to order but the combe THE WIGWAM Louisiana was next called and T A -we extend to him the sympathy which committee on resolutions was not yet comes from every 6echon and every ready to report Speeches cheering and Kernan took the platform to second tho OP ILLINOIS FOB state A E STEVENSON Mr Swetta remarks were the band piaving put in the time until nomination of Boies When Massachusetts was called Hon O greeted with prolonged applause PRESIDENT 025 when Mr Jones the chairman of f An invitation from tho worlds fair the committee stepped upon the plat- Â¬ Patrick Collins took tho platform and for the delegates to visit the fair grounds form and asked Mr Vilas to read the re- Â¬ seconded the nomination of Cleveland TheOpponeuU of the Ex Presltient Work was road Minnesota seconded the nomination of port of the committee Hard to the Very Last Moment In General Bragg of Wisconsin moved Mr Vilas began to do so in his mag Cleveland New York as its name was called in Hopes of Defontlnc the Favorite tint that the convention adjourn to 12 nificent sonorous voice and most im- Â¬ oclock but on suggestion of several del- pressive style Tho first mention of its turn asked through Governor Flower He Gets There Just tho Snme with egates changed the hour to 11 oclock Clevelands name in the convention was to be passed for the present OP More Than a Two Thlrdi Vote The Pennsylvania responded through Attor Â¬ Before tho motion could be put the when Mr Vilas in the first paragraph delegates were in tho aisles and when of the platform read Madison to Clove ney General Hensel who camo to the Platform of the Democratic Party y at four minutes to 2 oclock the chair- land It called out the pent enthusiasm platform and seconded the nomination iuh man declared tho convention adjourned of the delegates Tho Syracuse men of Cleveland South Dakota from tho floor second Â¬ led the cheering as tho Cleveland dele WEONESDAY gates and tlio Cleveland men in tho ed the nomination of Boies The Wigwam Chicago June 22 Tennessee through Mr G W Ochs galleries sprang to their feet waving presioeni unnois ntovenson micnigan For the firbt time since the Democratic hats handkerchiefs and fans seconded Cleveland Allen B Morse Wisconsin delegates arrived in Chicago the sun Texas seconded tho nomination of Judge L Mitchell The first ballotHon Â¬ It waB twenty minutes after tho shoutJohn reshone out Wednesday morning from a ing began before Mr Vilas could bring Cleveland in Stevensons nomination cloudless sky Senator Daniels of Virginia was re- sulted unanimous Adjourned sine being to bear on the convention his big voice die At 1115 not one fourth of the dele- ngain and even then it had to run a ceived with applause as he marched to mode gates were in their seats but there was brief opposition with a murmur of sup Â¬ the plntform to respond for Virginia In THE PLATFORM a good deal of private chinning pressed entlnibiasm that continued to run seconding the nomination of Mr Hill Governor Francis of Missouri through the audience Tho further Mr Daniels paid a warm tribute to him Full Text of tho Principles of tho Demo- Â¬ though not a delegate was earnestly reading of tho document was at times but the galleries would not listen to him cratic Party talking with those who were punctuated with applause but its ex- and very littlo that ho said was heard Section 1 The representatives of tho Permanent Chairman that is to be treme length seemed to diminish its in- beyond tho chairmans desk He went Democratic party of tho United States in William L Wilson of West Virginia terest Not counting interruptions tho right on though regardless of the cat national convention assembled do reaffirm his intellectual face beaming with the platform occupied thirty five minutes call3 and the cries which almost their allegiance to tho principles of tho party as formulated by Jollerson and ex-Â¬ pleasure of the anticipated fray had m the reading Its conclusion was ob- drowned the sound of his voice quite a little informal levee As the interrupters of Mr Daniels emplified by the long illustrious line of viously welcomed as a relief his successors in Democratic leadership At 1117 the New York delegation Several amendments were offered and speech grew more and more vociferous from Governor Flower and Chairman Mur debated at length but were all voted Bourke Cochran took his stand in tho publicMadison to Cleveland we believe tho welfare demands that princi- Â¬ phy and closely followed down and tho platform as reported was second aisle and raising his hand aloft ples bo applied to the conduct these federal of the GROYER CLEVELAND by Boss Croker and the rest of the adopted Mr Chairman if this mob can government through accession to pover said New York delegation made their way The chairman then announced that not bo silenced and if New York can of the party that advocates them and wo to the platform and from that conspic- the next question was tho call of the not have a hearing in this convention solemnly declare that the need of a return to these fundamental principles of the popuous point where the galleries could roll of states for nominations of candi- 6he is ready to leave it government based on homo rule and plainly see them filed back to their seats dates for president At this tho convenThe excitemont which this declara- Â¬ ular Individual liberty was never on tho left of the main aisle accom tion loudly cheered temporary than now when the tendency more urgent tion caused brought about a to centralize panied by cheers When Alabama was called a delegate calm and the chairman knocking loudly all power at tho federal Capitol has become Cleveland Manager Whitney came in named Fenlou jumped on his chair and with his gavel said ho regretted tho a menace to tho reserved rights of the soon afterwards and joined the anti moved an adjournment but without confusion but it was not tho delegates states that strikes at the very roots of our snappers amid applause heeding tho motion the secretary pro- but the occupants of tho gallerids who government and under tho constitution as the Cullfd to Oriler This framed by We fathers of the republic ceeded with tho call Arkansas yielded were creating the disturbance Sec warn tho At 1130 Temporary Chairman Owens her place to New Jerboy and amid was followed by cries from all parts of mon country jealous of people of our comthe preservation of rapred the convention to order and cheers Governor Leon Abbott of New tho convention to clear the galleries their free institutions that the policy of called upon the Rev Alfred Henry of Jersey was recognized and took tho Mr Owens moved an adjournment tho federal control of elections to which tho Methodist Episcopal church of Chi- stand to nominate Grover Cleveland until 11 oclock It was then 1 30 The the Republican party has committed itself cago to offer prayer He stood just behind tho chairmans chairman decided it out of older and is fraught with tho gravest dangers Just as the prayer concluded tho Iowa desk a manuscript in front ot him and Mr Daniels proceeded with his speech tcarccly less momentous than would result entered the hall Hon John Goode of Virginia fol- Â¬ fiom a revolution practically establishing Ehalanx with tho picture tho big blue speaking bo clearly that ho could be of the republic It of Horace heard all through tho great hall lowed in support of the nomination of monarchy on the ruins as well as the strikes at tho north south Boies borne in front of them There During the address Governor Abbott Cleveland nud injures tho colored citizen even moro were cheers from all parts of the hall was frequently interrupted by proWashington seconded Cleveland than tho white it means a hoard of deputy and tho band very inappropriately longed cheering and it was 1012 betoro West Virginia seconded Hill uurKuui at every pouing piace armeu struck up Maryland My Maryland with federal power returning boards Wisconsin seconded Cleveland he concluded his speech When tho music ceased the temporary Mr Bourko Cochran arose in the body appointed and controlled by federal A renewed outbreak of cheers took chairman brought his gavel down and place as ho sat down Ten minutes of the hall and said New York he un authority tho outrage of the elec- Â¬ A E STEVENSON announced that tho first business of the wero given to uproar the band assist- Â¬ derstood had been temporarily passed toral rights of the people in tho several the convention would be the report of the ing while occasional peals reverberated and it was tho desire ot his colleagues states the subjugation of the colored people control of tlio party in power TUESDAY committee on credentials He asked if above the din Tho rain began to drip he should say a few words Ho felt and to reviving of race antagonisms now the TnE Wigwam Chicago June 21 that committeo was ready to report in on tho chairmans desk and albo be physically unable now and asked ts a happily abated of the utmost ueril to the An unexpected buist of sunshine just Before any one could reply Mr Win- gan to pour in on the ladie3 at favor an adjournment until 10 oclock safety and happiness of all a measure de lefore tho owning lit up tho building ston of Minnesota got tho floor and in his right and umbrellas werebitting up This being met with loud cries of no liberately and justlv described by a leading put and raised tho already superheated tem- a brief speech moved that tho courtesies for protection Tho chairman stood his Mr Cochran said Mr Chairman if KepubUcbn senator as the most infamous perature a few notches higher Tho of tho platform be extended to ground but was perceptibly soaking thero is no objection I will take the hill that ever crossed the threshold of tho first cheers rather feeble than otherwise James R Doolittlo and Lyman An umbrella was raised over platform which he did Mr Cochran Such a pojicy if sanctioned by drawn by the entrance of a Boies club Trumbull The chair declared tho mo- and ho took shelter under it his head said that as the state was threatened fenate law would mean tho dominanco of a self The sec- Â¬ 1150 at tion carried without putting it retary vainly endeavored to resume tho with an invasion his delegates had perpetuating oligarchy of ollltu hold- Â¬ Tho New York delegation headed by The chairman again asked if tho com- roll call lightning meanwhile asked him to present a plain statemont ers and the party first entrusted with its machinery could be dislodged from power Governor Flower Rourke Cochran mittee on credentials were ready to re- was flashing Tho vividly and the torrents of of tho political condition there by an appe al Murphy and George Raines camo in di port of rain forcing their way through the roof After Cochran concluded his speech onlypeople to resistto tho reserved right in the oppression which is lectly nfterwards and were received Mr Shaw of Maryland from tho ex- increased in volume tho roll of states was ordered for a bal- Â¬ herent in all hulJ governing communities with a Tammany yell treme rear of the hall leplied that they Colorado being reached yielded to the lot Hills friends made another and Iwo years ago this revolutlomuy policy At 1242 Chairman Brice came to tho were not state of New York Mr W DeWitt combined effort to effect an adjourn- Â¬ was emphatically comdemned by tho peo of tho platform and standing with front The chair At what timo did tho com- of Brooklyn made his way up ment but the volumes of noes was too ple at tho pollx but in contempt of that gavel in hand said Tho convention mittee state that they will be ready verdict tho Republican party has defiantly the aisle to nominate Senator Hill much for them will como to order I havo tho pleasure Its Mr Shaw Not before 2 oclock Bourke Cochran asked for a suspension Tho ballot was then taken with tho declared in ItB latestInauthoritative uttrr Â¬ ouccs that of introducing tho Rev John Rouse mirccHH the coming elec This announcement was received with of tho proceedings till tho storm should following result tions will mean the enactment of the who will open tho proceedings with a subdued murmur of disappointment abate This was granted After an in Â¬ Cleveland force bill and the usurpation of despotic 017Jtf prayer The chairman inquired what was tho Â¬ of ten minutes 114 Hill control over elections in all tho states Be Tho Rev John Rouse was a smooth- next pleasure of the convention tho tervalagain sought to or more tho chair- Boles man 103 lieving that tho preservation ot republi restore ordor and faced long haired young man dressed committees not being ready to report can government lti tho United States is de resume business threatening to clear Gorman in tho canonicals of tho Episcopal 10 Mr Delancoy of Alaska got tho floor the galleries if quiet was not main- Â¬ Stevenson pendent upon tho defeat of this policy of church Ho looked over tho assemblage and presented a memorial which was tained A delegate moved to adjourn Morrison legalized force and fraud wo invito tho 3 for a moment and spreading his hands referred to the committee on resolu- butDon M Dickinson and others cried Carlisle 11 support of all citizens who deWro to beo Campbell 2 the constitution maintained in its integrity ho said Order tions no Tho chair decided that Mr De 1 with tho law pursuant thereto whirli Then folding his hands ho began his Then Mr Bronson of Kentucky got Witt had the floor and could not bo Pttttfbon Whitney l havo given our couutry a bundled years of prayer Not fifty of tho delegates stood the floor and moved that tho chair ap- taken off even by a motion to adjourn Russell unexampled proHperity and wo pledge tho l Democratic party during tho prayer point a committee of two to wait on tho 908 of votes cast Mr DeWitt was willing if it be entrusted with At its conclusion Chairman Brico committee on credentials and ask when Mr Sheehan walked up to togo on but Number to a choice Necessary 007 power not ouly to tho defeat of tho force paid Gentlemen of the convention they would bo ready to report Tho and said that tho delegation tho platform bill but also to tho relentless opposition to When result of the vote was an- Â¬ from Now by direction of tho national committee motion was agreed to and Mr Bronson York unanimously requested him to nounced thomotion to suspond tho rules the Republican policy of profligate expenda which in the tho chair presents to this convention as of Kentucky and Mr Pollard of In wait untill tho storm was spcoof two overaiid until and declare Cleveland the nominee by iture has squandered short enormous sur years an its temporary officers tho gentlemen diana wero appointed ho could leceive the samo attention that acclamation was put and cairied with a plus and emptied an overflowing treasury Â¬ named in the following list which the Calls for Mills had been given the other speaker Tho yell that shook tho wigwam from one after piling new bunions of taxation uppn secretary will read The chair again asked the convention galleries were clamoring go on and the end to the other tho already overtaxed labor of tho country Tho list made Hon W C Owens of its pleasure Just then Â¬ Sec a We reiterate tho oft repeated storm A motion to adjourn until 2 p in Kentucky permanent chairman secre- galleries caught sight ofsoino ono in the utes having diminished In a few min- Thursday was earned doctrines of tlio Democratic party that the Mr DeWitt proceeded with his Senator Mills tary S P Sheering of Indiana a num of Texas and started a cry for him fcpeech necessity of tho government is the only justification for taxation and whenever u ber of assistant secretaries reading which was taken up on tho floor and THURSDAY Hon John B Fellows of New York tax is unnecessary it la unjustifiable that cleric N M Bell sergeant-at-arm- s Mr TnE Wigwam Chicago Juno 28 Dewitt all when custom house taxation is levied upon Bright of Indiana official stenographer soon spread until tho delegates were tho followed Mr Mr Hill and seconded tho Tho delegates were slow in gathering nomination of on chairs and in tho aisles crying articles of any kind produced in this counEdward Dickinson of New York and at 2 oclock tho hour to which the try Tho clerk then resumed distinguished Texans name Mr Mills call labor The list was adopted without opposi- being ill left tho hall rather than speak roll without ConnecticutthoTho of tho convention adjourned not over ono hun Â¬ herothe difference between tho cost of differ and labor abroad when such chair Â¬ tion and tho chair appointed a commit ence exists fully measures any possiblo of Carlislo and man of tho delegation announced that dred of them were in their seats Then teo to escort the temporary chairman to then forthero wero cries At 255 Chairman Wilson pounded tho benefits to labor and the enormous addiPalmer and Mr DeYoung of Connecticut seconded tho nomination of theplatform table with his gavel and called the con- tional impositions of tho existing tariff fall Michigan got on his chair and moved Grover Cleveland with crushing force upon our Mr Owen arose and walked up the that Mr Palmer bo invited to address The roll call continued until Rlinois vention to order Most of tho delegates worklngmen and for tho merofarmers and advantage nislo with tho committeo Mr Brico re- tho convention Tho motion was car- - was reached when A W Green took were in their seats and tho galleries of tho fow whom it enriches exact from tired loaving the space in front of tho tho platform to second the nomination were quite well filled labor a grossly unjust share of tho expeno chairman s desk to Mr Owen 6 j son of Iowa wero appointed a commit In the call of states Arkansas placed of the government and we demand such a of Cleveland He said Blinds casts channan made a Bhort speech 48 yotes for Grover Cleveland When Grav ot Indionaiu nomination for vice revision of the tariff laws as will lcmova tee oi escort tne roil or states or tnis convention snau This committeo was more successful ngain bo called that will be the answer interested hearing but thete was no great enthusiasm over his remarks uutil than tho others and Mr Palmer was of the great state of Illinois Proceed- Â¬ pfeMeSSiiliHMgMMSm -- i w i r- - Â¬ o g m h BS k v a H- - t3 f7 p p 8 B Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ cr rf- - g HO z gt2 S - - Â¬ wtm Â¬ Â¬ 1 oer 5f B M R g rK - l k Â¬ i I oo I c1 p O C H a ri p St f I I Â¬ I r I 1 co sp g - Â¬ - 0 Â¬ Â¬ m WMMWMMMM WMMMMMMMm tiieir iniquitous inequalities ligntenilt oppressions and put them on a consfitu j tionai ana equable basis But in mjrwng reutietions in taxes It is not proposed injure any domestic industries but to tin mote their healthy growth From the foundation of this government the taxes at iub uu i uuuuieu source of siom iiouse nave oeen the chief federal revenue Sue they must continue to be MoreovesJ industries have come to rely uponJR lion lor successful continuance so Xha any cnange or law must bo at every steti regardful of tho labor and capital thus in-voivcu ane process ot reiorm mustbi subject in the execution to this plain die uiie ol jubuce We denounce the McKinley tariff lav enacted by the Fifty first concress as thd culminating atrocity of class legislation wo eiuiorse ene euoris maue oy the Demq crats of tho present congress to modify i nurn oppressive ieaiures in eno direction ireoraw material ana cheaper manufn turea goods that enter into general co sumption and wo promise Its repeal as of the beneficent results that will folj tho action or the people in entru power to tho Democratic party Sine Alciunley tariff went Into operation have been ten reductions of wages of to one Increase We deny that therl been any increase of prosperity t country sinco that tariff went into o lion anil we point to the dullness an tress the waste reduction mid striks the iron trade as tho best nossiblo evidene that no such prosperity has resulted froo tho McKinley act We call the attentioil or tnougnum Amerlcansrto the fact thti alter the thirty years Of restrictive tlon against importations of foreic wealth in exchange for our OKricultur111 nWUhinfu 4ll ImtnnO nl nwnra ntf country havo become burdened with a real estate mortgage of over two thousand nvd hundred million dollars excluslvo of all other forms of indebtedness that in ond of the chief agricultural states of the west thero appears a real estate mortgage debtl averaging 8105 per capita of thol total population and that similar conditions are shown to exist in other ag l ricultural states Wo denounce a policy tvuiuu xusLcrn Jiu uiuuiry to juuuu is If does that of tho sheriff Sec 4 Trado interchange on the basis or reciprocal advantage to this country participating is a time honortd doctrine mo Democratic iaith but we denounce snom reciprocity which juggles wW peoplos desiio for enlarued foit markets and freer exchange by prftej ing to establish trado relations fori col J nuiBo amura ui uiport uro nilliusti agricultural will counia i iuniveiyalso agricultural owier crecthl that aro while taxes against tho richest countries of world that stand rcadv to take our en surplus of products and to exchange tin ior commoaities wiuoii are necessary i are comforts of Hfo uinong our own pi 4 i Â¬ Â¬ f Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ hand-in-han- d 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ V Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ UTi Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ M - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ pie SEC 5 We recounizo In trusts and i nopolles which are designed by capital secure more than their just share of I joint product of capital and laborl natural conseouence of tirohibitivo tas which prevent tho free competition wli is tho Ufa of honest trade but wo beli their worst evils can ba abated bv law wo demand the rigid enforcement of 1 maue 10 prevent ana control inem gether with such further leclslatlon stratnt ot their abuses as experience i show to biftnecessary Sec 0 The Republican party w professing a policy of reserving tho p lanus ior emau nouiings ny actual sen has clvn awnv thn TipnnlAs liprltjitre U now a fejv railroads and non resi aliens individual and corporater posst larger area than that of all our farms tween tho two seas Tho last Democi administration reversed tho improvit anu unwise poucy or tno itepuoncan p wmcmng ine puuuc domain ana r from corporations and svndiciii and domestic and restored tollies nearly 100000000 acres of valuublje oe sacreuiv neia aa Homesteads nvj nn stens and wo pledge ourselves to coil TI11B nnilftf rtntll atrArr nnM ff Iftnsl rA1 lawfully held shall bo reclaimed and Â¬ B siorea to tne tfeome Continued Old papers for sale at this 0- - gjrwm- - il Jf tM i oii -- r - fr j- faftj fgn ik ff7m 3J6 JTMB w yr pK ri WWffife 7 TtJESBAtr JUtfE BB 28 I92 o ttttHnntti THE ADVOCATE CLEVELAND THE WHITELY tfrnzmsjmsmzbrnsmsmsmamasmti i r THE riiATFOUJI BINDER and MOWER TECEBEST biST LiieDifjCriiWsCfloi J A i ora t rvo aenounco no xtcpuoucan lee Walton known as the Sherman net of 1SW0 as a cowardly makeshift fraught with possibilities of datJKer In future which should make all of its supporters as well as Its author anxious for its speedy repeal We hold to the uso of both fjold and silver as the standard money of tho country and to the coinag of botli gold and silver with- out discrimination agninst oither metal or chargo for mintage but the dollar mnit of coinage of both metaliniust boot equal intrinsic and exchangeable value or bo ad Justed by international agreement or by such safeguards of legislation ns shall in suro lh6 maintenance- - of the parity of tho two metals and the equal power of any dollar at all times in tbezUWirket and in the payment of debts and wMKmanu1 that nil paper currency HhttU BpTjipt at par wltli and rcdcmabjo In sucVcoln VVo inÂ¬ sist upon tWs policy a especiallyneces Bary for the protection of tho farmers and laboring classes tho first and most de Â¬ fenseless victims of unstable money and a fluctuating currency I Sec 8- - Wo recommend that tho prohibi- Â¬ tive 10 per cent tax on statcbank issues bo re pealed SEC 9Public ofllco is a public trust Wo reaffirm the declaration or tho Demo- Â¬ cratic national convention of 1870 for tho reform of tho civil service and We call for tho honest enforcement ot ail laws regulat- ing same Tho nomination of a president lis in tho last Republican Convention byÂ¬ delcgntes consisting largely of his ap pointees holding olllco atliU pleasure Is n scandalous satire on free popular Institu- Â¬ tions and a startling illustration of the methods Tjy which a president may gratify his ambition Wo denouricon policy under which federal ofllco holders usurp control of party conventions in tho states and wo pledge the Democratic pnrrty to tho reform of theao and ill other abuses which o threaten individual liberty and local Bclf gomrutuent SEC 10 The Democratjo party is the only party that has ever givon the country a foreign policy consistent and vigorous compelling respect abroad and inspiring confidence at noma Whllo avoiding en- Â¬ tangling alliances it has aimed to cultivate EAETH 1 c aAi Mmd Mm WW 411 i Ki mm ii J3 ft Z 111 4 I Ira i i v h r V sold by iii ED MITCHELL DEALER IN Hardware Queensware Woodenware TINWARE AND A FULL LINE OP AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS ibiiriut Luavnb moor una ior promuit ing tho employment in factories of children under fifteen yejirs of age Skc 21 ivc aro opposed to all sump- tuarv laws as an Interferouco with tho mdividual richts of the citizens Skc 23Upon this statement of princi ples nnd policies tho Democratic party asks tno intend rent judgment of tho American people it auks a ciiango ot administration and a change of party la order that thero may bo a chango of sys- Â¬ tem and a chango of methods thus assur Â¬ ing tho maintenance unimpaired of institutions under which tho republic has grown great and powerful - fcl li friendly relations with other nations and especially with eur neighbors on the whoso dostiny is American contlnout closely linked with our own and we view tendency to a policy of IrÂ¬ with alarm the ritation and bluster which is liable at any time to confront us with tho alternative of humiliation or war We favor tho maintenance of u navy strong enough for all purposes of national defenso and to prop orly maintain tho honor and dignity of tho country aDroau Sec 11 This country hai always been the refuge of tho opproshed from every land exlle3 for conscience sake and in this spirit of the founders of our govern ment wo condemn the opprossion practiced by tho Knssian government upon its Lutheran and Jewish subjects and wo call upon our national government In the Intere tt of justice and humanity by all just and proper means to uso its prompt and best efforts to bring about a cessation of these cruel persecutions in tho domains of tho czar and to hocuto to tho oppressed equal rights Wo tender our profoundand earnest sympathy to tueso lovers of freo lom who aro struggling for lipmo rulo nnd tho great cause of self government in Iro- land J Sec 12 Wo heartily approvo all legiti- mate efforts to prevent tho United States i Â¬ Â¬ 13 35 TIE OLD TZEIXjTjJBTJEI s 1392 Â¬ Â¬ OfCHTe-w-arjl- Â¬ livdlSI X303DX3 mro w Terser 33SIXD Our rivals are compelled to come down from their high prices by our enter- Â¬ prise The only way to be sure of the benefit is to come to the origina- Â¬ tors Well always do a little better than anyone else And if you doubt this assertion just come in and be convinced 5 aSTI nu aiOGRAPHlES Cleveland Grover Cleveland was born at Essex N 18 1637 J Mnrchminister His father was aa Pres Â¬ Greyer received combytdrlan mon school education with a brief course at an academy In 1839 he was admitted to the bar Four years later he was appointed assist Â¬ ant district attorney of Krio county and held tho ofllco tlfree years In 1863 he was nominated for district attoraey but de-Â¬ feated In 1870 Mr Cleveland was chosen sheriff and served n of Erlo county N t Y single term In 1881 ho was itfccted mayor of Buffalo and on November of tho follow- Â¬ ing year was elected governor of New York by tho largest majority ever given any candidate for tho samo ofllco in any btato In 1884 Mr Cleveland was nominated for president by the Democrats and elected since which time his movements aro too well known to need mentioning On Juno a ISSO Air uieveiana was mar ried to Miss Francos Folsom of Buffalo Ho was the first president ever wedded in the White House One child Ruth has blessed tho union Stoviinnon Mr A EI Stevenson of Illinois is a Kentuckian byblrth and fifty six years of ago He removed to Bloomfngton Ills Thero h3 when sixteen years of age studied law and has sinco hold various judicial positions Ho has been a life long Democrat was a candidate for presi- UCIIUUl ClVClur UU lire IMUUieiluu L1UAUU m l8WJeo4nltr1 ho was elected to congress ssfttan w In 381 postmnster general ntider Postmaster Gen Â¬ eral Alias to succeed Mr Malcolm Hay who resigned Totnl Ansctts JnnuniVl JS2 Iniil rolicy Jlolileivi sinco orgnniziittoii Hurplus Lone pVld In Kciituclsy over Hirli lii500n 00 J OOO 00 UXW - ifJiiiS - 300000 S C0O Miioo 0j CO iiosses Eald Ixl 3or3tg crae3f3r Cov23t3r 00 R000 Oi 5000 00 ItilNitCGiteromlk Iiime Anileitton Win T llmliv Tnrtso Rlcliniil Itcid Wuiien rWntroiw Iwi J riglit Win H Hipp Tohn V Vean 110 Jnne s M llui o J00 www Jai se 00 00 SUCCESSOR TO W S CALDWELL 1000 00 o forfeiture in cose After second vonr no i entrctlon as to residence or occupation Cash tonus nuuloup to onu lmlf ot the recurve en assignable policies liiliillifliLiL CO MT Tie STEKZLiIIfcTGi- - 2- - I of the laws against Chlnoso immigration ynnd Importation of foreign workmen under Jconf race to degrade our labor and lossen Its wages but wo condemn hnddeaouncu all attempts to restrict the immigration of tho industrious nnd worthy of foreign randt SEC 13 For any aildltlonal information apply to K AV SJilTH Or T O GltAVBS Jit stciling Ky TsTa-s-o- TiJ o Beat Oorutract Ever Offered MMlMMMMLsMSPMPemPSN State Accnts 512 W Main St Louis ille Ky 43 4 preservation Union in the lato rP anddisabled Uniouwar for its tlielr widows favor lut and liberal nonsions for boldiors Ji2ex presslon ol appreciation ot tno patri- jnm jcism oi tno soinicrt una minora oi tnu all we This convention hereby renews I l and dependent ones but wo demand that the work of tho pension oiflco shall bo dono Hniliistrionslv impartially ami iioijosuy Wodenounco the present1 administration of that office as incomputcxt corrupt disgraceful and dishonest Skc 14 Tho federal gorernment should cure for and improve the Alifjnissippl river jmd other great waiter ways of the fropub lie so as to sojuro for the interior states mop nnil nlimiii tmnminrtnf nn tn Mm tiiln tw Wlien any waterway of thefrepub- fsufflcielit importanco to demand Ho is of the aid of tho irovermiumt tiiat such aid Should bo extended oif u defluitoplan of continuous worl until pcnuttnentinHirove- mentis seciirtd JtStc 13 For purposes of national de-- LAND STOCK AND CROP tfcjvso and tho promotion of commerce lie- tVtbn tho state3 wo recognize the early consrruction of tho Nicaragua canal and foreign f 1 its protection againsttho Unitedcontrol as off The barley crop in Woodford is near- Â¬ States frent importanco to and will yield 05 to Skc 10 Wc recocnizo the worldssCo- - ly all liarvestcfl lumbinu expasition as a national umTer- - 145 bushels to the acre The price takhui of vast importance in which tho 1cerLil government has invited tho offered for tho now crop of wheat is ruraUon of the nationn of tlio w6rld and an- jireciutiaK itho acceptance by many such i 7 ceutsvnul up fannprs aro fqljiu Tower3 of tin- invitation so extended nnd Tho old crop is quoted at Soc the broad and libeiai efforjs belug made by itnem to contriouto to tno granueur or tuo Iloylo county buyers are offering 93 undertaking wo aro of the opinion that congress should make such necessary flunn cents for wheat for hemp cinl provlsif as sliall bo reciiiisito to tho Is hoingsolil at that price No wlicat maintenance of national honor and public faith 17 SKC Poptilar education being tho There i an excellent crop of peaches only siife babis of popular suffrage wo in TrimMe hut Iho applo crop is commend to tho sovcril htates most liberal appropriation for the public schools rinall- a f- FieocnmoiirKchools aro the nursery of tho irdbrttmeiifnr d tliev havo alwrtvs fe- The wheat is now ready for the tho Democratic 6 cclvidfEofosserincarcjof cry means of reapor and thocrtjp is one of tho lar party which favois of hitelligenco Fitedom of educn Lt ever raised in tills country lt is tioa beirigjiu ci3ohUul of civil and relig ious JJbcYty as well as a necessity for tho in lino condition Lancaster Itecord must f 4evcloiment of intelligence proUst not bo any interfered with under Wiat Great damage was dono to crop fever Wo al- - opposed to state parental rights and rights of and fencing from etorm Thursday vconsciencomtlie education of children as Slate creek bottom lands an infringenieut of tho fundamental Dam night ocratlo doctrhiB that tho largest individual were over flowed and all crops were liberty consistent with tho rights of othere insurtstho highest type of AluOilcan citi Â¬ greatly damaged zenship and tho beet government The wheat crop of this county is Sec 18 Wo approvo tho action of tho resent house of ropresentatives hi passing paid to bo fully equal to that of last E ills for the admission Into the Union as states of tho territories of New Mexico and year The us is a little complaint ot Arizona nnd wo favor tho early admission not SfUfiieicnt or an tno territories naying mo necessary smut in tho wheat but aijy great ex population nnd resources to untitlo tliem lo damiigyhucecujj0 to stateship and while they remain terri tunt tories wo hold that tho oJllcero jrppalnted to maintain the goverjiment of any terri J 0 1 Cillispio sold Gen Tno S tory together with tho District of Colum Wiillamb lb5 tstock uwfs at 300 per uo oona nuo bia ami Alaska suait of tho territory and district in which Jiead Tho their duties aro to bo porformed Democratic party believed in homo rulo Cap Gillr spii Jr pnld Carson for jind the control or their own affairs by tho sliipiinMit 20 hog at f4f0 per cwt people of tho vicinage j Sec 19 Wo favor legislation by con Family Horse For Sale and state legislature to protect the gross nod limbs of railway employes nnd thosa of other hazardous transportation I havo for Kiile choup a beautiful companies ana aenounco tno inactivity or the Republican party and particularly tho brpvn horse 4 yeara old pound and Kepulmcm senate lor causing tno uereat all liifltr ixu fecily gentlrt for a woman ofmeaiures benetlcinl and protective - to to drivi will stand anywhere without v this class of wngo workers L Sec 20 Wo aro in favor of the qnact- - liitKliiiii and will not lalv nt tno t V H icient bythoJstateaof laws for abolishlug Joti W White - caw svstcm for abolisht tho notorious awsatim Â¬ I 1 Tiie Toest Isls ts Dno SLcLe xiaELS lon gre a3nd cai ligpiiter Ties GCLOre1 losud n If Stolaffl -- Disc t t tlisun an37 otlezi jsirLO-TrL- JTavo added 10 our Rtock of COAL the Placo opposite jail on High ptrcet well known BLACK BAND and tho celubrated FII1E CIEFIv BLACK SMITHING COAL 41111 still headquarters for BELMONT 1KACII 43 Gnio OKCHAllD NUT and CANNEL COALS SOLD BY- - Gto iclfe J Jones- - i co-o- - I ando Â¬ -- intfrfer-cnce-wl- th This afternoon June Sth at 4 W HICKERSON oclock at tho residence of George W Berkley on Winn street Itev J II Williams officiating Herbert Mos a COXTEACTOE young farmer ol this county will be AND- married to MUs I4a Bay Berkley Alter the ccrcniom they will leave BUILDER on tho first west bound train for Southern Kentucky whore they will npinnr n visit friends and telativcs and re Â¬ turning will soon begin house keepStar 2Flaiiin2 Iill ing They are excellent jouug peo plo from our best famlics congenial Call on him and secure es tiinatcs and will begin lifo Avitli bright pros- Â¬ pects Tho wedding will bo quiet and a surpriso to many of their TIIE Wc extend to them con- Â¬ friends AKTDAXSESSIOjS gratulations and wliilo every indica- Â¬ ISText tion is for bright skies and smooth -- of Railing as ono of experience wo warn ll tl ll M V them of breakers ahead that they Liiiiu unmuu uuiiuuu may bo prepared for adverse winds Yet wo hopo thoy will havo much to enjoy wiih fow obastaclcs to encoun Â¬ WILL OlEN ter Â¬ 1 ra D W are ueenswarB A H MT STERLING KY 1 fyte HICKS CARPET STORE 1 nT770 LH Hi IS Harris Institute 40 XeiingtQxx CARPETS Xo 37 North Broadway Second Floor KZy- - i Ki John reohnn All kinds of jipinpsand the best liter on eartli can be pulcllaell from SfiDtnmHsr 5 1892 tf All kinds of best jrado of Carpets at tlio very lowest possible prices Old papors for sale a ihis Offim HUiavMoKkk Hknisv Watson Â¬ RifloK1 Gothm Boot I t made in stocks paying iz per Corner of cent per annum Court and Broadway streets Mt Sterling Ky- - - v Rettl Estate and Bond Bro- Â¬ recent ilUcotcry CAC kers Insurance and Loan vxfur v v Oila llllJHiClIltl Miccossfullj u eil monthly iy tnousamU Agents Houses lots farms of Imiitj In tlio only per- IIcoeied fcJ safe nnd reliildo Will sell a Jieiraruof unprineipKHldni medlcino ho oiler In for sale or rent fsists tel lor medicincH in place of tliH Ak for Cooks house and loan half the money Cotton Uoot UourotiMi take no iiltltute or ineloM Investments will fenp and 0 cents in pcwtio in Icttorand wo to pay for it bualetl by lutnrti mail Kull hCiled Â¬ 1 ilKEE WATSON COMPOUND CURTAINS Beautiful Curtains well worth tho monoy They aro called Bargains OIL CLOTHS Oil Cloths tho best makes and in the newet and most dcsirablo patterns HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS No house in Kentucky handles better oods or sells for closer profits liartlculurs lnililn enelopo to Indies ouly two tn up AddlVeH No a FUlier BlocV Detroit Jlich is probable Sold in Mt Sterling by Kennedy Uros W S IoydU ClIod T O Julian and druggists Bureau will bo vor vr Uere Pond LIlvCo 500 will be appropriated to convert From recent actioiv in the House it tho lower iloor of the chapel in the that the Geological ponUcntiary into temporary cells for abolished convicts ft Vi t r- - s JL MT STJBBMK0 ADVOCATE TCjSDAY t JUJpi 28 1892 IP THE ADVOCATE Tompornry Chairmans Address Mr Owens of Kentucky was nain--c- d as Temporary Chairman and bo ing escorted to tha latfonu spoke as follows Two great J A- - JV Ui i j M 1 otism and every needful sacrifice begins here work tho frosts of suns we courage to a trium- Â¬ bo a close The of education in tho corn field bo south The hamlet of the East and North people must learn their true relation that no railroad Presidents champion tho tribunes of the people that no task masters write our tariff bills They must learn too that for per- sonal and political advantage their country was menaced by tho threat of war and they will learn with shame and regret that the very day tho war Â¬ like proclamation of their President was read in the halls of Congress the ipeaeef ul response of the little eight by ten Republic of Chili accepting tho tenns of the Presidential ultimatum was read in every capital of the want good Insurance a Undertaking Dermrfmpnf line of CASKETS in my I also keep a complete find hnirinrr rrro4ofnl o in r insure with HOFFMAN this business in offerincr mv sfrvrpslf ie ivitn CALL ON firlrtnti If you want reliable Insurance J Ani Under but ivwxvo umu uiiuusmuu iau uusmess ana can give Our II satisfaction of summer and the Insure with HOFFMAN Smith must carry it forward Cassity autumn oiore room iyiaiin siKfctT to R If you want to insure in compa- Â¬ I iwyu uiug oiore nesmence on Next Door Street C with unfaltering west nigh j all kinds of For phant This again must nies that pay all losses promptly 0ip study campaign begun West of the Insure with HOFFMAN cMPMMMMM MMMSPMSSSMM1 carried into every KENTUCKY must and Coalf Coal Coalf -- dangers menace the Democratic party One is external the 6thcr internal The first is the organized machinery of organized capital supported by the whole power of the Government The second is a tendency among Democrats to make Two needs issues among themselves therefore stand before us indispensa Â¬ ble to success Unity and harmony 15 Of the ono this chair and gavel A stand representative it remains for In this you to supply the other spirit I greet you fellow Democrats as the advance guard of the grand army sent forward to blaze a pathway to How momentous is your victory responsibility I need not tell you Koy by North American 2nd dam said to bo by Hnmulctonlnn If your work be done in wisdom tho Alia by American Clay 1st dam Lady Turner by Jlnmbrino Chief William Geltzmaker a butcher of and shop and VSJT millions toiling in mine 1J lulcc wlu onMo any ono to breed to nno of tho finest bred trotters lu thla sco tion ALTAMOKE in two months training trotted a fnll mllo in 283 you blessed Louisville was out in tho country Held will rise and call The roll call of tho Republic attests two miles from New Albany Itid Also at the same tlmo and placo that its heart and its conscience aro with 5500 on his person for tho pur repre- Â¬ pose of buying a farm when threo with us in our war with the sentatives of greed Tho best thought highwaymen held him up and re Â¬ of our party is a platform that chal- Â¬ lieved him of his hard earned cash One lenges the approbation aud invites Tho butcher certainly did not know marcs atof tho flnect Young Jacks ni tho State wilt bo permitted to scrro ii llncst number of the support of the people Wo can the use of banks we succeed wo must do more 10 A Story is going the rounds to the must deserve success above the wreck effect that at Parmlcyvillea small place And a few Jennets at 23 Conditions as glrcn above Address t if need be of selfish combination we near Somerset on the 28 inst lightning must rear a temple to tho plaiu peo- Â¬ struck the store ot W 11 Ryan in ple and build a shrino so broad that which tho post office was kept ex- Â¬ there every lover of his kind may ploded two kegs of gunpowder and Mt Sterling- Ky The burden must bo lifted kneel twenty four out of some fifty persons from tho back of labor and to that who had assembled to get their mail end it has a right to demand that were killed or seriously injured whoever bears our banner must lift it above tho smoke of coulllct and the Child1 Cry for Pitchers Castoria lin of faction that every Democrat of the union may follow its lead in ex- Â¬ Let ultant and irrcsisible combats Tho gravity of the not mistake us situation demands the broadest patri- Â¬ BWff Is said that W A Euglcus eigh Â¬ It teen years ago married a bantifit mLm mbm arimmmLmmmi mdmm ffH in Boyd county young school teacher Mr Etiglcns was u prosperous Powell county farmer and tho first threo j ears ot their life was a happy union but all at onco aud without a percepti Â¬ ble cause tho young womau became dissatisfied and returned to her homo people Tho husband and wife kept up a correspondence and lie fur Â¬ nished her with all tho needed money A fow weeks ago tho hus Â¬ band visited her aud found that sho HWHPt - JiiferaftE-p jiJ had been married to another man six A lIBAUTIFtrii 11 AY 151 hands high henry mnno nnd tail hlnck Icks powerfully years aud two children wcro fruits of mulcted lino style and n iiorfcct model JSJ1 clht years old and Is in excellent breeding con- their illgal union Euglcus returned union Tills CelChrntCd trOttCr Will mnlcnilm niPMMlt lrjnnntTlinmDllnnV tn n mllna fim VI to his home heart broken determined Sterling between tho Mnysvlllo and Hlnkston plko at This story and to lead a hermits lite AM in it to win and will do it by handling only the all tho facts rclativo thereto wo have best make of goods and selling at a small profit gathered from a special from Euter- A Hen will bero tallied on nil colts tor senson money Money duo when maro foals Is parted The time is off for success in a small business with priFc Ivy to tho Enquirer and wc With Of bred to nUOlllOl horsn without lwi mlaalrn ALTAMOUK was sired by Strntlimore 408 siro ot Santa Claus and 80 moroln230or large profits Business Men can only hope to at- Â¬ itctterj jsiro loam the author of tho story is a lady bnntn Clans or 11 dams of 13 performers7in 280 siro of 8 eons with 0 1i performers in 230 giro of slro o Sldnoy210ii lro performers In 280 Including Gold Leaf 2115 Adonis tain success in this dav of progress bv manv sales who formerly visited this city who Pom by Alta 708 siro of Htangcr 22 Iloccr Hanson 20K is a regular contributor to tho En Â¬ Itogor Ilanspn slro of Jessie Hanson 2SHW llflly Worthington27 of dnmot Dally Wilkes 22814 W each article bearing a small profit and then every cus Chief quirer and who deals altogether in 222WPc0ul 1inmbyJISllnl 225k eii oof Lady Thome dam of Santa Claus itiaii Trinidad p tomer must be treated alike grnnddam of ltoslyn How unfair it is to sell Strntlunorc slro of 87 jn 230 list by Hamblctonlnn 1st dam Lady WnUcnnisc dam of Marshal iO fiction of tho sensational style to one man at a certain price and because his neighbor mCmwmJmAJmmr VJmI mmmmmmmmmMMMm lAi w Mt STERLING KENTUCKY Elast Main Street SWMiBmMP LIVING FURNITURE for less money TO INSURE COLT I p j pj LDj Â¬ ttttit - rBTnrp nrTsrn p -- i TO INSURE A LIVING CQLT EAG AjSTc WILSON - i I iii chased for the cash it is in my store less all discounts Buying my entire stock at once by car load shipments nave saved considerable ireight expense and by ase methods mv stock is put in the store much j cheaper than when small orders are made hence I can p sell at very close figures saving money to my customers and making some tor myself Goods which I have subjected to very low prices 101 BED ROOM SUITS DiNING ROOM FUR- Â¬ NITURE PARLOR SUITS FOLDING l BEDS WARDROBES BOOK CASES SIDE- Â¬ m BOARDS ETC not right My stock of FURNITURE is entirely NEW not a piece of old stock It has been pur- - is a little closer to sell to him It is FIRE FIRE FIRE If you m i 111 K vrrf H TJU EJJJfijGHE J w 111 i riP n n x T --1 a 1 1 Jifl pj -- a AND 5S He represents more companies and pays his losses with more omptness than any agent in Eastern Kentucky ii k 1R -- VIRGINIA COAL Aujr 12 tf Cheap 1 Bargains for the People I IN inc voice to - Deax o vfthStsolnw JL ers Deposit Bank ist as n 1T illiV n tllfCllL - Ul x- U III - t r nn floor A HOFFMAN l m I r N Z3S3 HEHM1 CZ73I 3Lr k Almont Arcliy RECORD 234 A rm JX1LUXV 1 747 Clothing Hats Boots Shfc H1RI1VIBLE D HARP l ENTONS shop worn goods in the lot SHARP TRIMBLE Ft- a Ifcs f world Parties must be measured by their A SURE and CERTAIN CURE known lor 15 years as tho BEST deeds and not by their professions REMEDY FOR PILES The Fifty first Congress wrote the FrprtlbjKICIUlllSON TlLmilKD CO STLOCTS blackest page in our Legislative his- Â¬ tory and became a thing of tho past It challenged the approval of tho peo- Â¬ ple and they responded in tone so portentous that it seemed the voice of God With a uuauiminity that finds no parellcl in the ston of popular government they determined that a billion dollars was far too much to pay for such a museum of freaks If wc but permit it they will stand by their verdict That our cause may triumph let us In the heat of work in kindness contention let us not forgot that our political brother may be just as hon- Â¬ est and perhaps better informed Denmark sndillc Thl wU Impelled by one purposo and that maku ihuluoniium beacon tf It- - stallion at iiuiit purpose tho public good wo will frco 12 to Insure a Living Colt ourselves from the bickerings and n SM DOIAN DKNMAHK heart burnings that characterized the 4iniils IiIkI foaloil May lull U18 vs dark liav oxtra with an aim inn Republican party when its Marshal liuiivy inane tlacrcat WnslihiKton tlio hwecp siicil by 2fey went down at Minneapolis bo Htiiku itailillo Bttilliim of the world ttm hy tlio Tinjiiii nevt ilani liy f ieat conibiiuil italion ibre the mailed legions of the bread mimIiiiikioii Denmaik tho founder ot tliu world mhUIIo Iioiwj family miowned WasliiiiKton U and butter brigade liy fromwcll lio by Washington Diiimavk ho 1y mmmimm but piles SIltK ALMONT 3J DAM JESSIE lEIlEi Sire of 31 trotters and 2 pacers In 280 list Dainoj Iona2lK 04 sons have sired 171 trotters mid 2 nacers In Alnlin 2 2tlr 2S01lst 5 iii oduclns daughter 1 iiroduchifr son w iroucra nnu a 2irolucliiBirmmlliiiirlitorsinln uuauSiiersiiavoirouuceu pacers In 230 graniUons Irogonitor of over 500 In 239 Tho greatest maro bred to Almont at Bottom prices New StockBest grades No Tiros at 35 TO in tho 230 A Trll JLjliy INbURE or list hill STOCK FARM in charge of Bean 75 SEASOoS payable when ono of his ect jro Jessie Popper bv Mambrino Chief 11 dam by Sidi Unmet thoroughbred son of Virginius by Sir Archy g d Rob Â¬ ert Wickliilb maro w511 niako tlio season of 1892 at MAPLE Big Stock Boys School Suits HOWARD STAD- AKERS Fine Shoes for Ladies Misses Children Almoin 33 by Abdallah 15 dam bv Mambrino Chief 11 2d dam Pilot Jr 12 DENTON CO M THE FISCHER LEAF Dolan Denmark HECTOR DENMARK This standard registered premium stallion will make tho FenMin of 1892 at tho staqlcsof W M Clark six miles cast of Winchester on tho Winchester and Mt Sterling turupiko road near Mt Zion church nt -- MANUFACTUKEKS OF- - 20 TO INSURE A LIVING COLT - HKCTOIt DKNMAKIv U a rich bay with small star In his faco and a gnu mano and tail Fivo years om in miiiuiij iuciics nigu nnu a very moon uku apiiearanee or Mvie action gaits and as a saddle bred horso ban few eijiuils Ho was bred liy lnt iolan Fayette county Ky aired by WASHINGTON Kirxtdam by Unicorn becond dam by Jowull by WashliiKlon inninrk third dnm hv IitikouL liv Ihn Riirilit 11orro liv WnHlitnitnn nomiitifb ftnnt tii h tin iliv John Dillanl JrbyOId John Dillanl Vnslilngtou by Cromwell lie bv viiiiimnt WiiHhiiiKton Denmark Cnimwells first aiini by Old John Dillanl tecond dam by Urcy Kngle Washingtons llrot dam by Halcorn second dam by Crusader third dam by Cockspnr At the same time and place at Twenty Dollars to Insure a Llvlutr Colt jia IMIAIRBIiEillZEilD Iron Slate Wood Mantels J Grates Stoves Hollow Ware Air Grates gash Weights Etc -- Agents for American OFFICIO 433 435 Ss SALESROOMS West Jcllbrson Street English TH6 iuiiieV Denmark elro of paces with record lct Trojan by lirlgnoli ho liy Main Salt for the Sheep brino Chief DIANInXMAltICisasliiRh bivd an any addlc r tnllion in Jlontuonu iy county or Ken He trace- to WahinRton Denmark on To uop the sheep in a healthy con- - tuckysides and it backed lnitli iii by Mamhrino Chief the idroof lilor tlition it is liccesfeary that they bo and Iliown lilot in tlio jiediKieesJr tlio hurto of the KiOMt that is wifammih supplied with a sutllcieiu amount of trottowBiich as ilaud S 209 etc 2lii suline matter I Hiund my Htnlllon lower than any Htalllon I When this is wanting with his individuality and liruedraj in the pasture us it very 1rcquently know of erved on all colt under nil conditions Alien re Service money duo when ninro i parted with or is except in ar tho sea coaM it must traded lirni furnished ntSVii cent per day ter tlntn 22i RODERICK JR Sired byoldlioclcrlck ho by Jlambrltio Lcginnd bo by Hltjhlnnd Chief rMiir 1m liv Alntiiltrinn I lifof lfiviin-inL- iuiinn llisif rltim 4iiiu Thitni lit jiuh Iij iiiniuiiiu Mnllfn iimni ii rviw ilnlor ltivckonridtro lie bv Stinurini Ilitfliliiiulnr Ins liv lutwirt 11 iirhlnndot- mi p x v v t lauuur ituwriuuiiK IHIMLlll iiantu 111111 dkmki IJiiyi jiq unit 11110 tyio jihu ild thix Iii his llrst caMin in Kentnckv havlnir imlii min unttrt in Vlririniu iiml wheru bid colta aro life and conchy T 1 1 Louisvillle Ky no by Highland bo bv in InvW iiign j action live veaii ono In mh vIhtwI - iltr ED SUTHERLAND JR Will also mnko tho oonson of 18J2 at TKX DOUGHS TO IXSUISK A LIVING COIT This flnely bred tnittinxtnllion f four years old sixteen hands hlliclHMtnut in color Hlivil bv Kd Hllther iHimiiuoiuani iiuiiue oy i iiiinnit Manuel sccono iiain up i no Dy Jlay ilessenirer KdSuthiuliuidlr by Kd Sutherland ho by Kclicrt ho by Itysdiks Haniblctonian llrstdam bv Campton bo by Jleta enger Umoc with 5 in the list Also the llnuyomi blackjack ho supplied artificially Salt is more or less poisonous to worms and flukes hence it in necessary to rivo sheep a plentiful supply It is slated on good authority that sheep ranging on tho English Anderson Chamberlains Eyo and Skin Ointment 20 sea const never have tho liver rot or Jlukc The eilect ot tho lack of salt is to lauso debility in the sheep so Ihwt they cannot resist tho attacks of tho parasites and these always thrive in a weak animal A certain euro for Chronic Soro Eyes Tatter Salt Rhoum Scald Head Old Daniel U 4 years old black In colo t wltli mealr uoso Nearly 15 hands high ho Is a good ot for maro colts Chronic Sores Fover Soros Eczema handler a sure producer and thetho celebrated Mammoth stock Services tho cols como or 10 for horse colts fS rx Money for services of tho horses ondjsckilitu when marcs Itch Prairio Scratches Soro Nipples nro parted with Cai o taken to iircncnt accidents but iot responsible should Hiiy ocour Ilen re tained on nil colts until season money Is paid and Piles It Is cooling and soothing Hundreds of cases havo been cured by It after all other treatment had failed It is put up ia S3 and CO cent boxes DANIEL aro now oilerlng a new Spring and Summer stock nothiijo- loft owi India Linen 7Ac 8io 10o and 12Ao per vard NaiusookR 5c 6c 8e 10c and l5c per yard Our Ilnmburgs and Torchon Laces aro the cheapest in the city Ladies Sleeveless Tests 8c 10c 15c and 25o each jjatiics beamiess Iloso at loc Ladies FaRt Black TIoso at 25c Windsor Tie sattoen Sn dn rIR-i Bandocs 10c and 25c each Childrens Mull Caps 25c 35c UUC O niiilflrona Mull ITnts fiV onnl ni111 v r w kjunuuH jiais 4uc eacli Wo aro agents for the famous Vo - Raolset Store o i i - tJh V Â¬ Ev-i-l- Complexion Powder N M MAIN STREET t s NO M 21 WEST MT STERLING KY FEENEY yj it i Wi V1- if fe fc - iy a v Siwil viiAgm rv i Xi - K0 SXJSRMN 3E5E ioDVOqATiE TUESDAY JUKE 28 1892 THE ADVOCATE wat - Soma Travel Hints Tho attendaufiof upranco is un Â¬ 3 IIP I h L i 1 Why Watterseh Refused to Serve rest and nowhere is this fact proven On the Committee on Resolu moro conclusivclythau in traveling f tlona Yet a very littlo preparation would organization of tho Kcu mako this unnecessary At the 4 Tho time tables issued by means of tucky dolcgation at Chicago oil Tues Â¬ day v 0 Owens presented tho name tho railroad companies contain maps of Chas J Bronston for Chairman Whocvor wishes totravel intelligently will study theso maps enough to get and ho was unanimously chosen for and Children Mr an idea of tho country through which Castlcman nominated Col CaatoTlalaBO well adapted to children that Ciuttorla cures Colic Constipation Walterson for inembor of tho Com ho will pass IIo will place stations Sour Stomach Dlarrhcca Eructation I recommend It aj superior to Any prescription mlttco on Resolutions ami hero cjno whoro tho train stops so that ho will Kills Worm gival sleep and promotes diknown to mo n A Ancnnt M D portion tho surprise of tho day Mr WattcrT bo able to locate himself at any timo Without injurious medication Ill So Oxford St Brooklyn N T post foij Tho purchaso of local papers will sou declining tho honorable For several years I have rocommndid The use of Cartoria1 is so universal and 1 prove a constant help to tho under Â¬ thcreasous sot forth as follows Castorla and shall always continue its merits so well Known tnat it seems a wonc your as do so it lias invariably produced beneflciul endorse it Few are tho of supererogation to I havo for somo timo regarded tho standing Tho idlo traveller who results Intelligent families who do not keep Castorla within easy reach Edwin F Tardus M D nomination of Mr Clevoland afi as- Â¬ spends his timo with his noso buried Cahlos lUnrn DD Tho WinUirop lath Street and 7th Ave New York City sured If ho is nominated ho and his iu a novel injures inoro than his eye- Â¬ New York City Lato Fastot Bloomlnedalo Bel ormod Church aud his antccedants will bo a platform sight A good tlmo tablo and map in themselves His annual messago with a gazetteer mako a timo killov Tim Cxtrrxxm CoifPAirr 77 Mcnnxr Street New York of 1887 in the matter of tho tariff and unnecessary when travelling his silver letter of 1891 with his Next to the mental preparation is many utterances upon tho the preparation for comfort and this side of tho silver controversy need not mean great outlay A linen will constitute in reality the issues on case for brushes and combs with a which tho campaign will havo to bo soap box and pieces of soft linen that fought out to square tho ticket can bo loft to throw away mako tho DEALER IX i with tho record and to mako tho situ- Â¬ community soap and towels of a ation logical But with my well sleeper unnecessary A fow yards of known opposition to the nomination cheesecloth washed before leaving of Mr Cleveland if I should go unon home mako a good substitute for tho Platform Committee aud urgo sponge and towels and prevent damp suqU a course I should be at at once luggage A bottle of toilet water and characterized by tho a box Of cold cream will many limes Cleveland men with tho purpose to bo found grateful Tho hard water mako trouble by my extremism frequently makes tho akin feel rough whilst one tho other baud if I should and a littlo cold cream rubbed into Is nov receiving complete lines of propose a free coinage plank or a the skin softens and cleanses it straddle I should bo charged by Mr A comfortablo additiou to the satch- Â¬ Goods Clcvolarids Eastern supporters with a el is a pair of worsted boots that tie Dress Satines Ginghams purpose to handicap his election in about tho ankles slippers are apt to advance Taking either horn of tho come off Hamburg Swiss and Nainsook Embroideries and dilemma I should bo suspected aud Torchon Laces pro a necessity of Pajamcs for men distrusted in tho beginning to be night travel and the pajamcs of the mado in tho end in tho event of disas Â¬ In Dress Goods I have Novelty and Plain Bedford Oriont with a long loose gown a ter answerable for a result I am pow- Â¬ modified form of night robe for wo- Â¬ Cords in several different qualities New Serges and In erless to influence or control men trimmed about the neck and Cloths Silks and Dress Trimmings other words I should be required to wrists and made of black silk will bo Will now sell Blankets Comfortsj Heavy Underwear assume grave responsibility without found adelight to auy women who the confidence and support of tlio gen has once attempted to disrobe in a and Cloaks at Cost tlemen immediately back of Mr sleeper berth This garment will Cleveland I felt myself under no permit of a journey to aud from tho obligations to take any such false po- Â¬ toilet room without an embarrass- Â¬ At 50 cents on the dollar of what the cost sition and bo I refused it ment For night travel by either Mr Watterson explained that his boat or rail theso black silk garmeuts refusal to serve on tho committee had will bo found a great relief Many only in an indirect way any relation women will not undress while travel- Â¬ to his disapproval of Mr Clevelands ling at night because of a fear of ac nomination cident but if so dressed as to bo If Mr Clevoland is nominated no able to lcavo tho car or stateroom at one will support the ticket more auy moment thoy would mako tho heartily than I sliull he continued journey with far greater comfort I am his friend not his enemy I Garments of tho kind described will came he for peace not war But I am last for years aud should with tho not tho man who ought to placo Mr satchol and its linen case kept ready Cleveland upon his own platform and for tho moment of need I can not consent to bo a party to 2fo woman with true feminine in Â¬ placing him on a platform stultifying can travel with case unless hiin as to his record As I said Mr stincts suitably dressed A travelling dress Cleveland is a platform to himself devoid of superfluous trimming but Both his personality and his opinions well and becoming in color arc unescapablc and oven if wo de Â¬ fitting a moral support that adds to o BT sired to straddle tho silver issue ho gives the self rcspccr of tho traveller A could not mount or ride our saddlo hat without feathers or flowers of with auy grace or safety materials and trimmings that will a look respectable even after exposure A Convenient Camp Stove to rain is another neccssitv A long convenience is a mess chest oloak light in woight and waterproof A great carrying your dishes cups knives and will also bo found a necessity rather For summer travel forks popper salt and many small than a luxury tho dress should bo made with a Let this be a wicker necessities A long tested pain reliever basket to bo light covered with can Â¬ coat that admits of tho wearing of shirt waists cithor silk or liuen vas to be waterproof and excludo dust Its use is almost universal by the Housewife the then havo a sheet iron box without a Two pairs ot gloves on for fine days Farmer the Stock Raiser and by every one top in which to drop your basket and one for rainy days aro additions not to bo scorned Tho umbrella with handles and on tho bottom requiring an effective liniment holes similar to tho openings of a should wear its case except when in No other application compares with it in efficacy cook stove with covers of sheet irou use Tho women who wishen to travel on a pivot or rivet whereby to turn This well known remedy has stood the test of them oil or on also a hole for a short with easo of mind will carry a small years almost generations Joint of stove pipe or two1 joints each bag with a leather strap over her a foot long When you reach camp shoulder Monoy check trunk key No medicine chest is complete without a bottle of lift out your basket turn your sheet ticket will all be placed in thi3 bag Mustang Liniment It can iron box bottom up clap on your which is at hand always Occasions arise for its use almost every day joints of pipe and there you arc with hang on tho hook at head of berth good a cook stovo as a cast iron 25 and be under tho travellers hand as All druggists and dealers have it affair ou which you can cook as well at night It is a good placo for tho and the annoyanco of snioko is entiro watch so often consulted when wake- Â¬ By having a square hole ful and for any trinket and is tho ly avoided cutotU lpw down in front for draft best placo for hairpins and curl pa Â¬ you cau havo a rousing hot flro and pers or pins Kimmnimnnmiiliin Wilkes 5680 boil your coffeo in fivo minutes with Tho net hung in tho sleeper will bo WmfflimTmrfirTfHHirBinrfrffi as Algeria you havo at hand found a becuro place for jacket and FREE TO ALL what twigs and fuel Our New Illustrntcd 35 Tho device always also avoids all dan Â¬ small articles of clothing tho back of iitnloguo of Plants 33 i Bulbs Vines Shrubs g ger of setting tho grass on tiro Whou the seat at head and foot of bertlu Ornamental Trees an Small Fruits Grape 3 Slro otHugar 221 you break camp turn your stovo over will turn up aud mako a placo tor Jesslo Wilkes Vines Seeds etc will g Lo mailed Free to all 53 and drop you- - basket into it and shoos dress skirts and other skirts 229 applicants 100 pages there you ao ag in Tho iron protects A hat pin will fasten tho hat to tho Most complete Plant jjg llrown horse 15J4 hands high foaled 18S2 Catalogue published 55 your basket from wear aud chafing in curtain of tho berth and the wise jgj Satisfaction Guaranteed Sired by Alcyone 227 Slro McKinnev 4 tho wagon and adds only tho thick Â¬ travoller will go to sleep in peace and St others In 212i Slivoroncil Alma Mater dam 2300 ly Iu j Ueorgo AVilkes Dam of NAN2 4 NEUNER Louisville Ky ness of tho iron to its bulk aud but a knowing that if she has used tho con- Â¬ K 230 Tho iron veniences at hand hor belongings few pounds to its weight by Tattler 2ai son of DamCossIp dam Don Wllke 221 rilotJrl2slraof should bo of sufficient thickness to will bo found iu good condition in in 230 jrrBlroof gi dam Ashmore 227 62 in tho liHt keep shape and not bo warped a six Â¬ tho morning and 6ho will faco tho ORCHARD 1892 2d dam Josslo Pepby Mambrino Chief II teenth will do probably I havo vscd world uncrumpled aud in good order 1892 per dam ot loim 2l7J4Alpha223etc this kind of an outfit and would not -- a very necessary condition for pleas Â¬ 8d dam by Sldl Unmet Lawn and Garden go into camp without such a groat ure or ease Christian Union This grandly bred voumr Wilkes hoi so will Forest and Stream convenience mako tho season ot 1802 at Blue Ui as 1ark Sli mllca west ot Winchester Ky on tho Colby pike Both thq animal and vegetable Experiments have shown pretty kingdoms are subject to tho same Immcnso stock of fruit and ornamental trees At S40 Insure A Colt email fruits shrubs vines and plants Prices conclusively that white wheats yield iawsr Seeds as well as stock may bo low We havo no agents and our profits cease Mares kept at 10 cents per day All enro taken whoro theirs bein General and strawberry cat Â¬ iu6re hcayily than tho red and tho improved by careful selection aud alogues on application to but no trcaponslblo tor accidents or escape HKUBIOTT 11KAN H F IIILLENMEYER breeding bald more heavily thau the bearded Lcxlngtou Ky SDSiu Winchester Ky MM f BOY 10526 220 SIAJSTDASWD Soil SO iMduJMwfrlwra oil Infants Giro c5 10 Fotoza 18S0 ffCTrn Bay horse hands high foaled in Jit Sterling Sired by Ilellwood list dam 11ml by John McDonald Ky Kate Pennington sired by llclmont 01 by Standard Bearer B300 liniiiii ili 0 of2111 andi Joy325 Mar Â¬ lowe other - 2d dam Lady Thorn dam 1 of Nnvidnd S22 tniit Clans 2174 sire f Sidney 2li sire ot KMistlno4 214U Knxista Kum Frtui Jr 1 22 Ac 22i 1 by by t- - 3d dam Kate verwxd wood 7dianVlltJKJlnm 1 jiMiwooi m sire or w Van 2r2 Itvswood 2 by llelltnnnt Ulidrc if Sutwoo 21 nnfiU other in 2li tin SOsonsMiwof Williams Mambrlnoeiro of dams of Mninhrlno Wilkes 22K Santa Claus 217 jtuviiui j Highland twyi vc son of Chief JlambTliu Chief 11 2is54 120 of Sil Wed trottcm Hell ot Conwny 218 Coinov 222 Uoldsiuitii limit 214 Aim Ucllc by ADnHAIU5 v Ilnniblotnnlnn 10 dam Katv Palling Standard carer Kioo by Volunteer 63 xiro of St Julian 211 Volunteer by llnnib eton an 10 Williams Mainbrinot y ErlcoiVSon Chief JOHN SAMUELS and lxt producing eirc in SSiilKSSMSnl111 not ony of feet ami leg or tome of tho bl KILINU n large ln bleeding hnmlxomc hoiehewith fiie the Ilii llwi claw carries U U 11 Highland Chief urn of Mnmbrino Chief tho world 0 iu Mylc co8bt nt0llr Wo can promUo bc oUhkI bet thoIi JIoI5i10YfWillmkCtllCSCi0n f 1S92 tnUcsat Notions Boots Gassimeres Shoes and Furnishing Goods Mt Sterling Ky Dry Goods VMoney duo when colt comes mare parted with or bred to other horse Xotk We will give a premium of 25 for the best colt of 1S03 S25 TO INSURE A LIVE COLT an- - BRIDGES BROS Judy Ky 8 e GR STAPLE Percals EB E Kentucky Central R R BLUE GRASS FROM ROUTE Shortest and Quickest Route AND FAHCY CENTRAL KENTUCKY TO ALL POINTS Canned Goods Embracing corn tomatoes peas beans pumpkins ap- Â¬ ples peaches pears cherries apricots c This line of goods is fresh of first quality and will be sold very cheap UGAR KORTH SOUTH -- Tli rough daily train service between Cincinnati and Middlesborough and points on L N It It Schedule in Kffcct Xov 15 1891 Seventeen Cloaks i 4 1 SouthBound No 1 Daily Kxpiesu 8 10 a in 8 IS a 111 45 n m 10 43 a in Kx live Cincinnati Lvo CoviiiRtn Lvo Cvnthiana Are Paris Arr Lexington rii Vve X05 No 8 Acem Fast Idno Dally Sun 00 S Kx Sun JOHN SAMUELS Ivelalmoutli Coffee Tea LASSES Mo 11 An Jinchetcrl2lo m Tvo 12 40 pm 1 35 i m Ait Itlchmond Lvc Iticlimond Lve Ucrea Arr Livingston Lvo Livingston Lve Loudon Arr Corbi 1 12 10 23 is a m w 10 21pm pm 2 SSpnt 8 08pm 8 02im B IBpm 4 Mpm 0 COpm 5 lpm 0 7 0 0 7 7 n oom oom 15pm 10pm i 50pm 03pm B5vm At the very closest margin Dried and Evaporated Fruits Cigars Tobaccos Confection- Â¬ eries and every article usually kept in a first class grocery store Me xieanM us ang I jniment I 2 05 3 05 3 15 4 10 4 50 as p n pm pm pm pm pm e Aie Sell Lvo llarljoiirvlllc5 52 11 m Lvo riueville 6 4lji m jvu iiuuieoorougii 7 31 11 in Cumljcrln Gap7 55 p m Arr Lvo Corbin 4 50 p m Lvo Williamsburfc 5 45 p m tt 20 p in Arr lellico Lve Hichmomi 1 50 p m Lve Lnncuntor 4 45 p m 5 20 p m Ait Stanforil Xorth llouud No 2 Daily No 4 1 k Dally Ex Sun No 8 KNplCKi Daily 7 ooam 7 5o am 10 15 am A Cure for the Ailments of Man and Beast Everything in our line offer-Â¬ ing pecial Inducements Fresh itnpDrtation of our Krout Pickles and Pickled Pig Feet Lventanfoul Lvo Lancaster Arr Iticlimond Lvo WllllaVljjf Arr Cot bin Lto Cumld Gap Lvo MiddleViroiigH Lve Iincvilln Lvo llubrvillo Arr Corbin Lvo Cot bin Lvo London Arr Livingston Lve lellico 8 05 am 8 45 9 35 t am A am am am am am am nm u 33 am 5S 7 4 25 0 35 10 11 11 05 11 8 35 am 1 Ban k Si f Lo lieiva rr Iticliiiwnd Lo Uiclimond A Lve Lexinston Lve laris Lve Cynthiana Lvo Falmouth AiTCoviiiicton Arr Cincinnati Lve Livingston 11 15 am 0 05 am B Ait laiii Lvo Winchester it Witichister East Main Street 55 nm 7 10 am 7 45 nm 7 00 am 7 53 am 8 24 nm I 23 tun 10 41 am 10 55 am 12 12 41 pm 12 41 pm 1 35 pm 1 55 pm 2 27 pm 2 00 pm 2 37 pm 1 07 pm 4 01 pm 5 85 pm 5 45 pm Idnn Mt Sterling Ky BlACOTTHIiG I am prepared Blacksffllthlng HORSESHOEING I 3 45 pm 4 25 pm 4 48 pm 5 30 iiiF 0 37 pm a 45 pm MAYSVILLE BRANCH Noith liound No Kx Mm Daily 10 Kx Urn 2 55 pin 3 02 pm 6 U 211 Dallv 012 Le Cincinnati Lvo Co ington to do all kinds OF General Repairing Lvo Lexington Lvo 1ari Arr Mlllcwburj An CailUle Arr Johnson Arr Maysvlllo South ltounci loiiiiMon Lo Carllilu Lvo 7 no a m 7 ss n m S 18 n m 8 40 a m 11 34 am 10 10 a ik li 7 t pm pm s pn 00 pm 64 pm -- 0 un 15 r Daily Ex Sun 5 20 a m 5 57 6 50 a in 7 15 a m 7 40 a m 8 28 a m 10 54 a m 11 00 a in No U Daily Ex Sun 1 No 11 A SPECIALTY Lvo Mnvsvillo am 50 LvoMIUersburg havo reduced my prices to meet Arr laris Ait Lexington 1 hard times Only for all around shooing aud 10 por contoff Are Covington Arr Cincinnati for cash 2 27 pm a 20 pm a 45 pm 4 10 7 00 6 37 0 45 pm pm inn pm pm H Special Attention Giyen to Steel fort S It KNOTT Bring in your wood work I am prepared to do anything in this lino in llrst class style All work fully guaranteed Trntlio Mnnaccr ton1 lusn Agt General Oillces Lflulavllle Ky S F 11 MOUSE Mit Ocnl Act Oftice Chamber ot Commcice llldg ClntU O ClATMOKK lnsgr Thanking my customers for past and Joxingtnu No Paris Accommodation T solicit a continuation of their Daily10 Leaves and Loxlngtnn 00 am Lexington 10 Arrives IarU10 45 tun patronage favors Locust street opposite Uadger No 1 Daily to all points except Rowland PI vision which U dally except Sunday No 2 ICuns daily ex Sunday from Lexington tO I llllliKtl No 1 Kuns daily No 4 ltuns daily from nil stations except the Rowland Division which is daily except humlny No B Daily except sumltiv No 5 Dally ex Sunday between Cincinnati to clunntl 5 15 pin Arrives Falmouth 7 05 pin daily oxcopt Sunday No 8 Leaves Falmouth 6 00 am Arrives Cin Â¬ cinnati T ti nm daily except Sunday No and make romicetion John Feehan is headquarters for pol nts 1on the3 N N AJITKt at Wlnoheater fot No 1 Carriw through ears from Cincinnati to aJ kinds of roofing guttering and Mlddloborough and CumberUnd Up and all in Â¬ lepairiug 44 2t termediate statieHS and run dallr Henrys mill J W BARBEE NoT Falmouth Accommodation lavc Gin a yI L 4i u f 1 4 Sfi -- LvWSVfcw L uthfr ii afSatitt ai j rX Slc -- 113 TWr L jflliv - a aier ni i rsatPfil hbe rt MT STEBMKG ADVOCATE TUESDAY JUKE 28 1892 MMmKSSKai p THE ADVOCATK wwmMnint PRESS OPINIONS Democratic Ticket as Viewed by Leading Newspapers T he Now York Sun says Thcro is 0110 question depending on the election of tho President which in its monicutus importance aud vital imperativeness must seem to every philosophic observer to ex Â¬ ceed every othor political question that the peoplo are now called upon to de Â¬ Tho Philadelphia Record Dcm says Orovcr Clevelaud is tho cholco of tho people aud they havo rison In their might and havo put him once more iti tho forefront of tho fight for better gov Â¬ ernment and for the reform of intol Â¬ erable abuses with which Republican Wells 5 Hazelri - Administration is unwilling or uuable to cope Tho North American Philadelphia Rep says Tho logic of tho Democratic situa tion has been with Mr Cleveland from tho first Mr Clovcland is out aud out tho strongest man tho Democrats His selection is could nominate good politics becanso ho has a fight Â¬ ing chance whereas no man named in opposition stood any chauco whatever supposing what wo belicvo to bo true that tho Republicans arc united for jear Aj President Harrison Tho Philadelphia Evening Bulletin Rep says Tho convention which nominated Clovcland contained men of greater ability equal devotion to conviction and much greater strength before the people but all of theso wcro set aside for ouo who was niade Chiof Magis- Â¬ trate before his public opinions were known and who was turned out of office as soon as these had been re- Â¬ vealed Tho Indianapolis Sentinel Dem says nomination of The triumphant Grover Cleveland as tho Democratic candidate for tho President is a mar- Â¬ ked honor both to tho man and to the Tho overwhelming demand party for his nomination is conclusivo evi- Â¬ dence that the masses of the Demo- Â¬ I III DEALERS IN StapJe ity and Faney Dry Goods V i V the largest and handsomest stock of Dress Goods and Novelty Suitings in the market and all paid for n ft far Mi lU ia 51 Ji m termine A Force bill is the first aud the inevitable result of a sweeping Itc jmblicau victory in November On the other hand aud by the nature and necessity of tho ideas involved the success of tho Democracy is death to Alio Force Bill project Killed in this be revived election it can never In this view of tho contest no con scicutious Democrat can hesitate about his duty Better vote for the liberty and ttic white government of Southern States even if the candidate were the devil himself rather than consent to the election of respectable Benjamin Harrison with a Force bill I f- U iNS Mtt l4 1 of Table Linens Torchon Edg A and sosiery all bought and paid ior be ings fore the McKinley Bill was passed tremenduou stock have Am TCUK MkW MGG town - tmmyaii v A- - more CarPets than all the put together I We are the only house that carries the best brands such as LOWELLS HART- FORDS l si jfaX L - I which they sell as low as HOUSES SELL BROBILEYS etc etc and OTHER St b i 1 INFERIOR MAKES V i VVBUUOOC s is fsVt- rl I c O in his pocket vO P CJ s i have the sole UA7n f CLrilVVJlof MShortels nZ I control Chiiarens 5The New York Times says uThe nomination of Cleveland is a vote of confidence in the Democracy of tho State of New York Tho party was betrayed by its organization ibelied by its official leaders its real voice was drowned by tho cries of a noisy faction A false pronouccmcut its dispositions was put forth of and Misses Shoes the cheapest in America and every pair I fv JtJSVi fi M Made Shoes warranted J Johnsons Hand- - A lso t 1 iviim Ay L4i f rrntrii WVJV WELLS I I f cratic party appreciate and desire u honesty in public life Their stead- Â¬ m fast adherence to him through all the bitter effort to thrust him asido is the best testimonial that could bo given to the honesty of purposo of the Dem- Â¬ ocratic masses They have shown their faith by their works HORSE AND TRACK The Indianapolis News Ind says The Democratic party lias honored One hundred horses outside of itself by honoring Mr Clovcland with yearlings are in training at Palo Alto a third nomination for the Presidency Stock Farm From every point of view tho ex The New York Post says Prcsideut was the logical candidate of John Splan will endeavor to drive Outside of New York every State his party for this year Margaret S 2 12 to a lower a record 4n the North which the Democrats Nancy Leo dam of Naiicy Hanks The Indianapolis Journal Rep have ever carried in a Presidential by Dictator lias foaled a bay filly by says contest ortandauy chance of carry Â¬ Tho party men remember tho re- Â¬ Stamboul 2 11 ing now was overwhelmingly in fa Â¬ sult in 188S They remember that Ed Gceis frequently rides 150 miles vor of tho candidate who was chosen in all the States where the margin be- Â¬ on a sulky from sunrise to sunset is exactly the way a candidate Tins tween parties is narrow Mr Clevelaud ought to bo chosen Trainers in Russia get from 500 to Only those ran behind his associates G00 a year and ten per cent of the The New York Telegram says Democrats who lcfusc to consider The present Democratic tariff ut Â¬ conditions are confident of Mr Cleve- Â¬ winnings 1 terance is brave and right one suited lands election Outside of these the Opinions aro divided as to the out- Â¬ to the Times Quite posiblv it mav pcnsc of peril and a foreboding of dis Â¬ come of the Axtell Allerton matches have been thrust upon this convention aster in November forbid real en- Â¬ but all agrco that they will bo tho by opponents of Jlr Cli vlaiid for the thusiasm greatest races over trotted The first tpni pobO of embarrassing his canvass contest takes place at Independence The Boston Journal Rep says Any way it will clear tho atmos- Â¬ 23th Clevelands nomination will satisfy Thursday August phere and join the i sue between the everybody Vaiu by Onward wcut a mile last except that active aud per- Â¬ parties by giving the Democrats a sistent element of his own party Wednesday in 237 last half in 1 lo principle to kittle for that has tho un which has bitterly fought him in con- Â¬ last quarter in 3i seconds This gel- Â¬ vqujililled supiort of a majority of the vention and which will now seek to ding is being trained by Bean Bros doctor of ihi United States and if he stays right will make a raco doteac him at the polls horse Tho Boston Ihcning Iiecord says There little if any diflcrence in The aiui hinges upon New Yorks Nancy Hanks an eighth to road the condition of Jus S Gatewood vote Tamilian v Hull witd iib linn cart in 15 seconds and Axle He is a verv ick man jjrrip on the city of New York and by Axtell an eighth in 17 Senator Hill and his scrupulous meth John Feeliani U the best placo to is one of the echoes lrom Tone ods aiM oneniies of Cleveland If have all kinds of tin work done both U ante they knife tho e President at tho new and repaiiiug C W Williams works his yearlings polls he buffer defeat a second time The Force bill wan pushed aa a part on the track twice a week Tho bal Â¬ To cum up the situation can Clevc- land cany New York Even then neasuie in the lloiue It hud the ance of the lime they run in good lie limy not win Without it ho i Mipport of the paity in the euatc pasture The PriHidcnt wlio is now tho raiuli hopelessly lost Tho following from a Torre Haute lale for re eleutiou urgently fuvoied correspondent indicates that the trot- Â¬ Tho Boston Evening Traveller ii a did almost all the PiUy uovvpa ters have all their sails unroofed in Hop siij h It lcprescuts Bcpublican polic the Iloosicr City Ora Wilkes tho peis Ilio people without distinction o ind Ilcpublicnu desire to day Iithe was given puny lnivo a light to congratulate Hepubllcau shall carry tiifs years Giiy Wilkes ainiie to day in 231 lat half in tliBiu elvc on Mr Clevelands nuniin- - leeiioiis a strenuous aud pretty cer 1 11V last quarter in 33 fccoiuIs fin Â¬ ilion tiiice it iii urcs a campaign in ainly successful oilbrt ill be midc i old campaigner Sa Jiuhich principles rather than per- to enact it into a lav It is not an ishing like anyears old by Sablo Wil Â¬ blcdale two spoils vill he di ciibcd and fice the iuo wliich the Beptibieaii3 will urge wa given a well rated milo in oouuliy fiom wallowing in the miii Uut it is one which Democrats should kes 233 Hazel Wilkct a mile in 221A ot pergonal abuse and vituperation not for one moment forget New last quarter in 31 seconds going it which has characterized so many pie- - York Vorld in a manner that indicated much vious campaigns i- was the Clevelaud Democracy of New York that was in control at Chicago It is tho Cleveland Democ- Â¬ racy that now comes into control in tho State aud into political relation with the Democracy of the nation With a candidate who is in himself a lortrcss of strength aud a popular cause upon which it can ap ical to a country already enlightened ttic Democracy has nothing to fear save from its division or its own bad juauagemeut of the campaign It HAZELRIGG dont deal in Trash Fdr Honest Goods and honest wells iri2LSisLrisisLrt c ia-AzEiLKia- Treatment go to f V I -a- Arion 210J is being worked His moderately and is doing well fastest mile so far was dono in 2 40 Tho rise in tho value of Shetland ponies is interesting Last century the price of a pony in tho Island was fills Iu 1800 it had risen to 3 In 1850 tho value of tho rony for coal mino work was recognized audi now a first rate pony is worth iu tho North of England 15 to 20 Bells Weekly Messenger A t n x ire ana Lie Assurance a T 3 BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY OF Thero is another artificial colt in existence Thursday evening a black maro by a son of Ira Wilkes foaldcd a bay colt on tho Saginaw Stock Farm The service was the saino as describ- Â¬ ed in these columcs heretofore Tho T F ROGERS HrTaiFHfaHfWfflE CO - 1 two-years-o- ld -- two-year-o- ld - Tho Boston Transcript Hep says With all Mr Whitney master ifikill as a manager ho could not havi accomplished Mr Clevelands renomi iiutuui had not Mr Cleveland himself rpicvimisly won the Democratic masses of tho country by raiding tho tarifl in 18S8 against Sir Whitney 48Mi advice It was this that powcrfull assisted in foiling tue siirowd schemes and intrigues of soured politicians who wanted a pliable nominee this- time The Boston Herald Ind says Cleveland Marts out with man imiiiilebti advantages Ho represents sdiuraidOll3 represents dignity he jstrcilgfli ho- - representf vi nits rtintt principle jjitJrMerVi5 c Tho N Y Herald says editorially Wo havo not favored this nomina tion aud havo given ample reason for our opposition whether tho country will favor or whether it will be hIiowu that the Democrats have thrown their opportunity away and invite defeat remains to be teen Lhe Democrats havo chosen to take unnecessary risk witn tho owner of Grey Gables That they havo not hceu wise is pretty gonorally attri- Â¬ buted but it is too lato to inond mat Â¬ ters and they havo nothing left but to light wliich will tax their utmost inergy and courage Altogether it may lie said that wo aro on tho verge if a debato which will bo worth lis uning to for the advocates on both mlos are men of ability Â¬ Hoi so buyers inform ns that good drivers bring moiomonoy to day than they ever did and tho supply is not equal tolbcdcinand When breeders of trotting horses learn that a good road Â¬ ster is worth more than a cheap stall- Â¬ At the Albany races last week tho ion it will bo monoy in their pocket hones had to go some In nearly and a good thing for tho business every case tho runners had to reduce their marks to win In 230 class Railroads AO tho best time 2 2U 2 37 class 2 27 St Thcro ha been talk on tho strcots In 2 20 class 2 18 and in tho 2 25 x u conccriiingsome now railroads and in this company class tho ruiinor had to go in 2 21 each instanco the wind up is that Stamboul 2 11 will probably pa6S work will begin immediately to a now owner soon What a fino Our people should know that a cer- Â¬ I liorso to head a now stud witli Ho tain amount of gas 1 must necessarily is probably one of tho finest stallions escapo as bloom to tho real and hence individually in tho country in addi their hopes should hot bo built too high tou to his speed California people delighted with tho mare and arc while her career has been of tho sen Â¬ sational order they unite in agreeing that her work hero shows her to be irrcater than their fondest hopes had cherished speed reserved Represent the old time tried Orient Fire Insurance Compa late8tnows Torre Haute ny ot Harttord Conn with a cap Ind that Nancy Hanks ital of 2000000 107 and half quarter no rci iahn tii iru III t Atter y t ing out went around track again with runner tow which Insurance Co oj Newark N J of whip or not the well known Traders up with her started under and headway at quarter and three 111 n if 3 crr iiioui en iin iju wire making and quarter which beautiful with near same capital exhibition of the niarosmachino All endorsed by the Insurance work From grand stand John caught Commissioner of Kentucky three quarter in 21S and wire 217 Risks written in either at popu- Â¬ and best half 105 Building Loan As- Â¬ day the Axle lar rates Axtell 212 with sociations that I represent sell Girl driven went around tra6k 00 shares payable in monthly in an unbroken trot making quarter installments at60c a share and an eighth His previous trial 100 shares of paid up stock 2i3J 50 with a dividend of 6 per yQuroungsters Many for hit and not try cent payable semi annualy un- that when if til maturity tected bxits would very satisfactory Vi youngster is healthy aud lively Another mare also artificially im Â¬ pregnated will foal in a few days Sagiuaw Mich Evening News Tho from is to tho effect V r I r I moved a milo in in 32 seconds sho tho a in spite voice could She tho finished at tho a a was a little like tho Goldsjmth tho from tho polo tho mile from tho iu tho in same colt by iu company by Charles Doble tho milo in 2 34 a 3dJsccoiuU in 17 onds only mile was in two-year-old a cool- Â¬ 1 I V X 1 1 OL KJr 1 1 V I v I I 1 X 3 4 53 i I I fl in keep f 1 1 a nfile J mile Tho Sea 1 AJ in sec- Â¬ Uso boots on colts themselves to go on account i hoy by will pro- Â¬ show a gait Those interested in purchase or sale of real estate should interview me as my companies loan money to richt I also represent the Covenant Mutual Benefit As- Â¬ parties sociation that furnishes Life Insurance at half the usual cost Over 34000 members Insurance in fores 90000000 Cash Assets 650000 Death claims paid Note comparison in rates with Old Line companies 5500000 OLD LINE Co Age 25 per 1000 1989 n26 35 1108 2030 dMB1 T t u luL u 1I0 uiasb ogenc wanted in tins county for r iTWA J r r rk nr r nuvjjcn v 1 Yours truly UU A - v f tJ- IV vin t w a tit - i n 77 - w-T-- -MMt LXktuam l AftgArf frfr hh fir rfiBfi tffiT dJU2Hm v WiflaSfiiMlrWW JLL j VVi KKHffi VW 4 s MT Trimble Bros I STERLlN AJL tfQCATE TXJESDAT JUNE 28 1892 Just think of ribbon worth 5Cc Wholesale Grocers M BL BROS TR WholesaleE Grocers -S f- MT STERLING KY meeting School Boks School Supplies Pure Inks poncile cles Also Paints Oils and Varnishes The - Prescription - Druggists Pure Drugs Medicines cSc DUALEKS TO per yard selling for 25 cents other goods at samo reduction at Alf PERSONAL MENTION Miss Mary Jones aud Misses Cath Â¬ erine and EstelloPoyutz of Richmond aro tho guests of Mrs A E Bean Miss Ottio McGarvoy Ollio laiuliuo Co J L Free Lecture Â¬ c All Toilet Arti Dr Sarah Dudley of Covington will deliver a free illustrated lectun to ladies only at the couuty conn room in the Court house Thursday afternoon at 3 oclock All ladies aro invited -- Fant j J H Meats of all kinds fresh as in mid JOE M KENDALL winter everything choice slaughtered and kept according to tho most im A MAN OF HISAVORD Tho best collection of specimens proved methods at Charlie Lapples School will Kentucky Training of fine art ever brought to Mt Sterling East Mam ctrcet Sunday whilo Jamio Rogers and Mt Storllng Shall Haver a Public 45 10t open Soptembor 5 1892 Bulldlnsr and he Is Fulfilling that Miss Annie Ford were driving on the Will bo on exhibition at tho Masonic Congress- Â¬ RELIGIOUS Promise Republican Fly traps and Bcreen doors at V Temple Tuesday Juno 28th for man Failed But Our Joe Is Get Â¬ Owingsvillo pike thoir horse took benefit of Public Library ting Thero Mt Sterling Commer- Â¬ fright at an incoming train Al- Â¬ W Reeds cial Club Furnishes the Data Rev E E Bomar returned from though completely under control Examination of teachers Friday Rcmombor the ratification meeting Miss Ford became alarmed and jump Â¬ July 1st 9 oclock sharp Teachers Farmers last Saturday where ho has TELEGRAM irost Saturday at 3 p m ed from the buggy breaking her leg Institute August 22nd W E Lum been engaged in a protractivo meet Washington D c Juno 23 92 ing Seven persons wore added to just abovo tho ankle Fortunately The city of Paris has 87655 trees in ley of Hickman Ky conductor tho church and several others made To Messrs S S Cassity J W lied- - she was not otherwiso injured She treo represents a its streets and each J E Gkoves Supt confessions den and John C Wood was removed to her brothers home 1C5 francs cost to tho city Tho Committeo on Public Building where she was 60011 made as comforTo Mon of Buslnos3 Bov E E Bomar filled tho pulpit It is believed that tho worlds pop- Â¬ and Grounds have just reported in table as her condition permitted ulation is increasing at tho rate of Why not turn over your accounts of the Baptist chinch Sunday morn Â¬ favor of a Public Building for Mt Ouo addition in ing and eveniug nearly 0000000 a year Fine duo July 1st to S W Gaitskill and Sterling Jo M Kendall tho morning service Perfumes and soaps These are tho joyful tidings received is have them settled up at onco He Lightning killed two hoifors for 0 Face and tooth powders DEATHS from our Congressman on last Fri a responsible cncgctic collector Thos Coons near Spencer during at T G Julians 47 2t day and tho indications aro good that a storm Thursday night Mrs Malinda Blevins widow of tho appropriation will go through Y M C A Wo learn from a valued exchange Charles Blevins aed C5 died at her One thing wo can rest assured of Mr Ncllio McGuiro a well known courtesan of Glasgow was struck by tho Shelby N C Review of the homo near Peeled Oak Tuesday She Kendall av 111 use every argumont at Remember the daily prayer meeting 1 her lover on tho 21 inst in tho face death of Bonj F Tipton editor of tho was was a most estimablo woman and his command to got the bill through each day from 1145 to 1215 sharp with 6uch force that her neck was Mt Holly N C News which occur- Â¬ had done much good in her day and A few weeks ago Mr Kendall wrote Come if you can only 6tay Jive min- Â¬ red Monday Juno 20 Mr Tipton generation Threo children George to tho Secretary of tho Commercial utes broken Jealousy tho cause was born near this city and is widely Blevins aud Mrs It M Pittman of Club for data which was followed by Our Sunday meetings are hold at the Chas M Henry has Bold a half in related among somo of tho best fami- Â¬ this county and Mrs Gormley of a telegram to hasten the matter usual hourfrom 3 to 4 P M These tercet in his grocery storo to Geprgo lies in our county Richmond Ky survive her through The data was mailed Mr meetings aro short cheerful and F Grcone Tho new Arm will carry se- Â¬ Peter Wiley aged 52 years died Kendall acknowledged the receipt of helpful Homo Grown Vegetables a larger and if possible a hotter near this city Thursday of consump- Â¬ it with the statement that tho facts lected stock than Mr Ilenry has had Board of Directors meeting Tuesday aud arguments were cloo and incon- Â¬ am overstocked on early vegeta Â¬ tion I for tho benefit of their customors night at 8 P M Each director is trovertible and that ho had high bles and will Bell thorn very cheap John Feehan gets tho contract for I havo everything in tho early vege Â¬ Peter Valley aged 40 died at the hopes of tho bill passing that he urged to bo present ou Thursday Mr Jo J W Barnes tin and galvanized iron table lino that you want Also havo home of 60 poor in Gast worlds goods would discuss tho question before the I am agent for Princess and Cly this also for sale cheap celery plants sweet Ho was work on his new building lie Committee and that his belief was ho max bycicles The best makep has tho contract for roofing J M potato plants and cabbage plants that he had nothing with which to would succeed and on Friday camo Have threo in stock and will sell Browns now building in Sharpsburg Everything at low prices Call early pay for his burial Mr Gast desires tho good news that the Committee cheap Edwaiid M Baik us to thank those friends who so Mr Brown wanted tho best roof that before tho best are taken had reported favorably In this Mr 47 3t kindly came forward aud donated could be made and Mr Feehan is Kendall displayed his ability He Caul Kkiegek tho Florist tho means with which to decently Greene Clay making it regardless of prico Chenanlt this hot argued tho same bill as offered by On Saturday warrants of arrest inter tho stranger Congressman J II Wilson threo years weather are fixed for making your Elder II D Clark pastor of tho were sworn out against Kav Tipton folks cool Wo dont mean this Mrs Mary Mulqueno died on last Christian church of this city is a M O Cockrell I N Greene Joe Tuesday the 21 inst of locked bow- Â¬ ago with tho samo data Wilson make your folks cool towards them failed and Mr Kendall succeeded personal friend of lion A E Steven- Â¬ Turlcy Ed Maher a half dozen els aged 70 years She was an hum- Â¬ The amount asked for wo have not but they attire them so they can keep Vice Dutchmen and all the negroes in son tho Democratic nominee for Tur ble good women After funeral ser- Â¬ learned but wo aro informed that it cool See their lino of shirts and President Some years ago ho lived leyville as the boys put it Tho of- vices at the Catholic church on Wed Â¬ is an increase over that asked for by underwear near neighbor to him and says of himi fense charged is tho turning of tho nesday she was buried iu St Thomas his father Prescriptions carefully filled at T ho is every inch a gentleman a man of distillery slop into Uinkston creek cemetery G Julians unblemished character and one who Tipton Cockrell Greeu and Turley Bank Stock for Sale Ou last Wednesday evening Dr J ib in every way worthy of tho con- Â¬ aro feeding tho slop to 6tock and arc 20 shares in Mt Sterling National Kentucky Fairs B Spratt was married to Miss May A thus connected with the matter The fidence and respect of his party 20 sharcB in Exchaugo Bank I dont two of tho represent These aio hotter man could hardly have been citizens of tho south and west part of mo Wright the latter as tho beet bank in Shelbyville July 13th to 15th most estimablo citizens of our county found town have for a couple of years com- Â¬ Eastern Ky nor that its bad dobts Eminence July 19th to 23rd appreciated by their friends because have been charged off or its assets as Harrodsburg July 25th to 30th Tho water that is being sprinkled plained most bitterly of the stench oc- Â¬ of their worth May tlioy livo long being worth dollar for dollar to casioned by tho refuse from tho dis to enjoy tho happiness iu store Danville August 2nd to Gth on our streets is ofibusivo onough for the 4G 2t J G TimtnLE Versailles August 2nd to Gth make one think ho is in the neighbor Â¬ tillory and tho parties conducting the good people of the laud business havo been indicted and lined Columbia August 9th to 12th hood of a gluo factory It is claimed DEMOCRATIC RALLY Died Juno 26 near Stepstono this tho trouble arises from tho refuso of for permitting a nuisauce Tho tvial Sharpsburg August 9th to 13th Nicholasville August lGth to 19th tho Newmarket Distillery being turn Â¬ of tho parties was set for yesterday County of consumption Uriah Keith Some Democrats circulated a call Jr ago 42 years He was a good for a ratification meeting at the Lebanon Auguet 23rd to 2Gth ed into Uinkston creek from which afternoon citizen and exemplary Christian gen Maysville August 23rd to 27th tho water for sprinkling purposes is Court Houso Saturday evening but Mrs L L Mark of Louisvillo secured If our street sprinkler will whilo at Asbury Park N J last tloinan Funeral was preached by before the call was given much pub- Â¬ Lexington August 30th to Sept 3d Rev J II Williams of tho M E go to a littlo trouble to procure purer Paris September Gth to 10th licity it was determined to postpono Thursday suffered a fatal sunstroke Bardstown September Gth to 10th water ho will escapo tho weight of from which sho never rallied Sho church tho mooting till next Saturday after- Â¬ many curses now alighting on his di- - was a sister WinchesterSopteinber 13th to 17th noon July 2d at 3 oclock in order of Mrs Jas Gatewood BEG PARDON votcd head that tho county Democrats the back Â¬ Elizabethtown Sept 13th to lGth Mrs T K Barnes aud Mrs T C Horso Cave Sept 20th to 23d But wo just siusT say a word or so bone of tho party here might have Is tho city paying for tho electric Graves this county and Mrs Dr Cyuthiana Sept 21 to 24th light scrvico on our streets If tho Taylor of Winchester and only a fow to our school trustees aud may they tho opportunity to join with their Springfield August 9 4 days contract has been canceled then all weeks ago had been hero on a visit to tako notico and govern themselves brethren in town and havo a rousing Franklyn August 305 days right If not tho city is paying for a her sisters Mrs Barnes aud Mrs accordingly See that exposed clay big old time Democratic jollification Bowling Green September G very poor eorvico indeed If tho arc Taylor wont to Louisvillo Saturday near tho base of tho foundation of tho A few who had not heard of tho post Â¬ Lawrcnceburg August 9 3 days Consider its un ponement met at the court room ac- Â¬ lights aro running ouo can soo few or having boon summoned by wire The school building Henderson August 23 5 days no incandcsccnts if tho incaudescents body of Mrs Mark was on a section sjghtliness and tho small expense to cording to call but after placing Hartford September 28 i days aro burning then tho arcs arc few and of tho Pennsylvania train wrecked at sod and beautify it Also tho nuis- - Judge II C McKco in tho chair and Mt ScerlingSoptembcr 27 I days Tho anco it is to tho city m that each making W A DoIIaven Sccy ad far between Tho street Bcrvico is Harrisburg Saturday night Owentown August 1G 5 days simply abominable and that in the train was in two sections Tho body heavy raintall washes clay on tho journed tho meeting till next Satur Â¬ llustouville July 28th and 29th business houses aud private residen Â¬ was in tho baggage car attached to pavement in front of it causing mud day afternoon Let every Democrat All of tho abovo meeting havo trot- Â¬ ces is little better Wo aro paying tho second section which was not and slop Then what could be a in the county who can possibly spare ting contests Mrs Mark was the widow beautiful avenue with walks shrub Â¬ tho time bo on hand to join in a rati- Â¬ wrecked for good light and should havo it Mark of tho former dry bery ilowers shade and ornamental fication of tho work of tho Chicago of S Down with the Tariff Mr W H Prewitt of this county goods firm of Mark Downs of Lou- Â¬ trees is used as pasture for worn out convention Wo havo a grand ticket one of tho trustees of tho Midway isvillo Two children Mrs Douglas scarred deformed horso ficsh A lit- Â¬ and a platform that speaks in no un Â¬ Tho convention at Chicago may bo Orphan School will take pleasure in Barclay aud Miss Ellen Mark survive tlo attention to this tho peoplos prop Â¬ certain tones and now let us sco that divided on personal matters and oth Â¬ securing admission into this excellent her erty which cost them in tho neigh everything in our power is done to er questions but there is no division Institution for somo worthy orphan borhood of 25000 and tho property perfect an organization and help on tho question of tariff reform THE HOP girl who stands in need of aid to se Â¬ would present a better appearance it swell tho overwhelming majority tho cure an education If any worthy On Thursday night tho doors of the would bo in a stato of preservation country will give Cleveland and After a careful canvass of tho dele Â¬ gates the Now York Herald reported girl desires to tako advantage of tho Every Hall of tho Masonic Tomplo were and tho pcoplo would appreciate it Stevenson in Novembor there was not the slightest trace of a open lot her make opportunity now thrown open and tho members of tho Now gcntlemenTrustces of tho Pub- Â¬ Domocrat should bo on baud next division immediate application Tho Midway Montgomery Ball Club entertained lic School you aro servants of tho Saturday ready to further any and This is a great gain over 1884 and Orphan School has done a grand their friends Saxtons Orchestra people the samo as tho city Council oVcry movement that shall promise to 1S8S In tho former contest every lino work along tho line of education was on hand and It goes without say Â¬ men whoso acts you 60 frequently advanco tho interests of tho party of the platform had to bo fought over Many noblo women havo gono forth Democrats to your po6ts and lend ing that tho music wag splendid A criticise and if you would merit the and no ono know and few cared to from its doors tho hotter able to number of visitors wore present from honors you enjoy you should attend your aid in overthrowing tho party know just what opinions tho probable prove a blessing to tho world around abroad Among them were Misses to tho interests thrust upon you by that would fasten upon you and your candidate held them for tho training they received Salllo Judy and Eva Whaley North virtue of the position you hold That children all the evils that would grow In 1888 tho message of tho President within its walls Midddletowu Agnes Catlett and you havo been wide awake and faith- Â¬ out of that infamous villainous aud became in effect tho platform of tho JQn Sunday night Frank Chenault Nora Peters Owingsvillo Inez and ful aud that you havo contributed dovilish Force Bill Remember Re Â¬ partp but the election was held before drove iuto town and hitching his May Oldham Missouri Blancho Gill time and talent in securing for our publican victory this fall means a con- Â¬ tho great issuo could bo elucidated Somo of Champaigne 111 Fannio Herndon people tho beautiful imposing struct Â¬ tinuation of tho robbor tariff and tho and mado plain But in 1S90 Tariff horso wont to church Franks friends a fow minutes later Louisvillo Louio Andrews and Ollic ure for tho accommodation of our passago a Forco Bill that shall fasten Reform swept tho country liko a saw a party iu posession of Franks Fant Flemlngsburjr Gertrude South children no one could question but Radicalism with all its evils uponyou cyclone and once for all placed tho party in a position Avhcro its purposes horso aud buggy driving out of town Frankfort and Eva Bell Atlautn Ga with tho completion of tho school aud your children Thoso present enjoyed tho night of building your labors and responsibili- Â¬ could not at any time bo misunder Â¬ Thoy notified tho owner and ho gavo My Motto stood chaso but tho fellow had a good start dancing to tho fullest Nothing oc- Â¬ ties havo only fairly bogun Searching There is always room at tho top To day the delegates are deliberating of him About miduight though curred to mar tho harmony of tho oc- Â¬ the country for tho vnrv best princi Â¬ Therefore thiuk carefully Frank camo to tho toll gate on tho casion An elegant supper had been pal and and tcacners caring lor build overtho nominations but there is no Decide wisely dispute no diUcronco of opinion con- Â¬ Owlngsvillo piko near Flat Creek in spread by Mr Juo M Isoja in tho jug furniture and grounds is no light Then act promptly work and wo trust you will not be cerning its declarations about the Bath county and found tho fellow had diniug room of tho Palace Holol and slothful in well dolug And buy a White or Reese tariff Tho tariff is a tax all taxation passed through tho gate and shortly during tho intermissiqn it was par Â¬ should bo for roveuuo all revenue John Feehan is an experienced sowing machine Address after turned tho animal loose The taken of and onjoyed P L Resse should bo limited to the actual neces- Â¬ Our young mon who aro members workman who uses tho best material horso was trying- to make his way 4G tf Mt Sterling Ky guarantees satisfaction sities of an economical govornmeut homo and fortunately nothing was of tho Club are gontlcmen and know and 1 v That is truo Democracy and it U injured A warrant was sworn out how to conduct themsolves so as to Paris panels the latest thing out at Pads panels tho latest thing out at 47 4 1 47 4t bound to win Courier Journal Bryans make thoir guests enjoy thoniselves ryans against tho suspected party f THE ADVOCATE Democratic ratification Saturday at 3 p m and Gertrude South who havo beeir the guests of Miss Elizabeth Reid for omo two weeks past left for Lexing Â¬ ton SaturdbV where Miss McGarvey will entertain Misses Fant and South for tho noxt fow weeks A numbei of aching hearts among our young men attest how very agreeable these beautiful young ladies have made themselves during their stay Miss Louise Andrews one of Flem- Â¬ 51 il ings handsomest daughters returned homo Saturday after a visit to Miss Anna Johnson Misses Sallic Berkley and Nannic Wyatt aro visiting the family of J W Berkley in Lexington and will attend tho Chautauqua Mr N II Trimblo visited his wifes relatives iu Shelbyville last week Miss Mary Ellen Denton is visitingr her sister Miss Minnie Leo Denton ii Bourbon county Misses Lillie aud Ruth Beall are visiting the family of Mr Samen Hainline Â¬ Â¬ John C King is visiting friends in Scott county Mrs E E Bomar who has been visiting relatives in South Carolina for the past mouth will return home Thursday Mrs N B Young Mrs D W Chenault Mrs N II Trimble Misses Llewllyn Gloud Nannie Reed Ollic Carrington Fcnton Bigstaff Margaret Thomson and Rev E E Bomar will attend tho Chautauqua at Lexington this week Floyd Dawson is visiting friends and relatives in Garrard county this week Mrs Kato Smith and daughters Misses Mary and Rcbekah Mrs Ida Beall and Mrs T G Denton leave to- Â¬ day for Lexington to attend tlje Chau- Â¬ tauqua Mrs Arras Wickliffe of Lexington is visiting at P L Reeses Misses Sallie Judy and Eva Wha Â¬ ley of North Middletown attended tho hop Thursday night they were visiting the family of S W Gaitskill Xfiec Wlmlrtl vnt mtnl ltrtn Cam - day Miss kills Judr is still at Mr Gaits- - V Miss Allicc Johnson has gono to Manston Wis to visit the family o W W llinton A letter from John Samuels Dans says Miss Lillian is much better and Miss Annie is entirely woll Ho will return in a few days with Miss Lillian ville N Y CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION- The Chairman of tho DomocraiJc County Committee is in receipt of the following call from tho District Chair Â¬ man -- 1ST Â¬ 1 Hon II R Fkench Clinfn Deau Sin The Democratic Com Â¬ mittee of the 10th Congressional Dis- Â¬ trict are requested to meet at the National Hotel in Mt Sterlintr Ivy on the Gth day of July 192 at two oclock p m to fix tho time and place to hold a convention to nominate a Democratic candidate for Conjrress I hope to see you present Yours trulyr R II Vansant Chmii Mt Sterling is the place where be Convention should bo held We have a just claim on tho Committee in that there has not within the memory of the present genoration been a Demo Â¬ cratic Congressional Convention held here Moic Mt Sterling is easy of access from all parts of the district no county seat being more convenient for tho dologates of tho several counties to reach than this place Wo havo ample hotel accommodations and are in every way prepared to entertain tho Wo think our claim is it convention reasonublo one and that wo havo u right to ask of tho Commitfee a favor Â¬ able consideration Let tho conven- Â¬ tion bo called to meet at Mt Sterling Executors Notice All persons having claims against the estate of Miss Lucy Ann Bryant will present tho samo to mo on or bo foro August 1st 1S92 Persous know Â¬ ing thoniselves indebted to tho estate will cotno forward and scttlo at once S S Extr of Miss Lucy Ann Bryant Piuest 4G 31 Kentucky Training SchooL Wit Storllng Ky - r--- r- A practical homelike Military school wllh cotlecr late course Number limited rooms lull last tear Apply early Major CW FOWLER Superintendent i iAl iaiai vi jSAti JJ11 J I IV ST MT STEELING ADVOCATE EttAtfobX JTnm 2bL8f2 f THE ADVOCATE Habits of the Rattlesnake Why Cleveland Is Strong THE SUPElHOlt SADDLE STALLION M It is gcucrally accepted that tho poisonous rattler so woll kuowii and so much dreaded by inau and beast in all parts of tho United States is a dry laud snake and avoids water vmoro carefully than tho burnt child does fire llis haunts arc supposed to bo in forests sato from tho overflow of rivers in tho mountain or hill dis- Â¬ tricts and on tho arid plains of the West where it seldom rains In tho popular mind tho snako is associated with dryness and no ouo speaks of tho swamp rattler But like a great many other popular beliefs this is wido of the mark On the Texas coast wo have a great many broad bodies of water and frequently mile after mile of trackless waste inter Â¬ venes between point and point or island and island Tho experienced boatmen who travel these broad bays and bayous can tell a different story about the rattler They know that his favorite abode is along the water- irouts where sufficient concealment can bo had and that a swim of a few miles is but a pastime Said an old boatman to the Lava in the Mat Â¬ miles from They seem to have a location in view and noth Â¬ ing can make them turn back or de- Â¬ part from their course I have tried to make them fucc about or move along a different point of tho compass but all to no purpose lho snake loses much of his courage and ferocity in tho water for instinct teaches him that he cannot strike to advantage lie swims well and will try to escape and I have known them to dive but the regular route will always be re Â¬ sumed and the bee returning to the hivo with a deposit of gathered sweets tobe converted into honey could uot T5o more exacting It is tho testimony of all who havo made a study of tho rattler that he will always1 try to return to the placo of his birth Wo havo an illustration of the force of this instinct of nature on tho Texas coast Fronting on the Gulf of Mexico in places are low sand islands partly covered with cactus caen reporter recently rattlers swimming far out agorda bay at least eight the nearest point of laud I have seen IK 8S 2m bcierpousiblo for accidents or escapes would find Cleveland Cleveland would get thousands of Independent and Mugwump votes THE FINE COMBINED STALLION that no other Democrat could com Â¬ Ho lost many of them in 1888 mand DUDLEY JR but Harrisons wild debauch of spoils has brought them back Will make the present season o 1802 at the of Mt stables of Win Sleild a Cleveland would get more Republi- Â¬ on tho Spencer pike at miles cast sum of bterllng the small votes on the tariff issue than any can OTO INSURE A LIVING COLT other Democrat He embodies theis Ho Is ft pood breeder his colts all having good stvle and all good suo ou which tho campaign must size fineAHD DUDLEY Jrsaddlers is u dark bar WX DILL hands high Qveara old He has lino stylo and mainly be faught both in harness and under tho saddle nctiou Cleveland would get many voles on Ho is a good walker fast racket- and trots well his character He represents tho in Â¬ At the 6amc time and place tegrity independence and best reform spirit of the Democracy His sturdy honesty courage and fidelity to duty J would do more than an offset to tho One the best Jacks in tho county will serve of i unquestioned high personal qualities marcs nt Grover Clevelaud is strong in Now York No other Democrat would this year got as many votes as he Tho Democratic loaders who aro op- Â¬ posing his nomination would uippor They would do it for him loyally their own fuuro salvation if for no other reason Tho rank- and file aro Cleveland has many and Democrats devoted admirers among them The alternative will bo Harrison with all that this implies It is fivo months to election There will bo no boltiug or sulking Senator Blackburn Cleveland is stronger with tho non partisan business men thau any other Latelv purchased by 11 A Mitchell of Georgo C lho Kve rank tho tircscntsCRsan Democrat would be Ho is tho can Â¬ of E rlL willJumcson on tho IUnkston atpike form at Smith didate best fitted to divido their vote with Harrison Ho has been tried 15 TO INSURE A COLT and not found wanting Business Money duo when colt comes marc parted with or likes certainties It knows where it bred to another horse8 cents per day Will not Grass furnished nt - VI - t IDEI3VCEER RECORD Boirisgujui pcsriJlqiumt FULL BROTHER Td1 VASCO 228 -- 21GJtiiirty fivemtho2 Bay horso 15 hands Bred by A J Alexander Spring Station Ky Sired by HAROLD tho siroof Maud S 2 0SJ Noontide 2 20 Hermit 301ist WHITES i n VERHiFUBE luw FOR 20 YEARS as ed a Worm Romedlos iitii mi m 0IOM i7naHlir jfcr vww 1st dam VASSAR trial 2 4G dam of Vnlderriecr 2 28 Opk Hill trial 2 28 siro of Charley K 2 29 Vasco tho sire of Valisfa 3 2 19 Ed Rosowator 2 2 lGi by BELMONT the siro of Fred- - Arthur 2 14 Nut- Â¬ wood 2 18 sire ofdam of Arlou 2 10J Wedgcwood 219 Viking 2 19 thirty eight in 2 30 list 2d dam VENUS granddam of Vatican 2 29 siro of Bcllo Vara 3 2 22 Valdomecr 2 28 Vasco the siro of Vaiissa 3 2 19 Ed Rosewatcr 2 2 lGl Kremlin 3 2 22 Eventide Erelong tho siro of So Long 2 24 EvoV mond 2 24 Erin 2 27 etc bv SEELEYS AMERICAN STAR sro of four in tho 2 30 list and dams of Guy 2 10 Nottio 2 18 Robt McGregor 2 17 Dexter 2 17 k Joo Bunker 2 19 Driver 2 19 Artillery 2 2U Dictator Jay Gould Hippy Medium etc Will make tho season at tho ARCADE STABLES WINCHESTER KY at 50 with right of roturn tho following season should tho maro not provo in foal e1- - EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED rrjr4britirAimSOTHYIOIt SOLD EVERYWHERESTLOCtS JIED CO SSX JAPANtSfc Bgp LUKt A Guaranteed Curo for 1ilc of whatever kind or Blced or decree External Jnloroal BlindHereditary Inc Itchlne Chronic llccent or Tills remedy has posltlTCly never been Inovrn to fall M00aboxo Ikjxcs for 500 scnthy mall prepaid on receipt of price A written Guaran Â¬ tee positively given to onch purchnser of 6 boxes When purchased nt ono time to refund the J50O paid if not cured Guarantee issued by w S Lloyd Drucsist and Solo Agent MUbterlliiif 2 ly Ky Call Snftiii for dp DPEnsriDXjErronsr sz Co M a mm Glengary Stock Farm CXj AJST 4779 Siro of Hazlo 2 28 Record 2 25 Bay stallion tan muzzle and flanks 151 hands high foaled 1879 Bred by Gov Leland Stanford Palo Alto California Bv Electioneer 125 sire of Sunol 2 08 Arion 2 2 10 Palo Alto 2 08 and 19 others in 2 20 or bet- Â¬ ter and 100 trotters in 2 30 list 1st dam MAID OF CLAY dam of Carrie C 4 2 24 Clay 4779 2 25 Clay 2 25 and Capt Smith 2 29 by Henry 2d dam by DeysMesson Clay 8 siro of the dam of George Wilkes 2 22 gcr third dam by Baldfaco Consul CLAY 4779 will make tho season of 1892 at Glengarry Stock1 Farm on tho Newtown pike 3 miles from Lexing- Â¬ ton at 200 TO INSURE A MARE IN FOAL Note at timo of service 4 tf S - REGULATE THE STOMACH A LIVER AND BOWELS PURIFY THE BLOOD RELIABLE REMEDY FOR 4 of President Harrison If the convention shall havo tho courage of its preferences and nomi- Â¬ nate Cleveland The World believes that ho will have tho largest vote over cast for a Democratic candidate in this State We said this in 1884 and the elec- Â¬ tion sustained our opinion Wo did not say it in 1888 because the circum- Â¬ stances did not warrant it We say it now to reassure any with whom doubt may linger at Chicaga Cleveland can win N Y World Results 8 To Insure A Living Colt OHAS E SLEDD Boarding House Restaurant reasonable AND- - full brother to Antceo and AntoYolo siro of Palo Alto 2 08 of Anteeo 2 lG Antovolo 2 19 Coral 3 First dam Columbine dam 2 25 Antcros yearling trial quarter in 40 seconds and Antonio 2 years trial quarter in 35 seconds by A W Richmond 1G89 siro of Arrow 4 pacer 10 sfkcce btxiket new yoke air 2d dam Co- Â¬ 2 13 Romero 2 19 Elwood 2 17 Richmond Jr 2 21 etc 3d dam Young Imp Boimie Scotland siro of Scotlaud 2 22 lumbia by Fashion by Imp Monarch grandsiro of Monarch Jr 2 24 Monarch Rule nBHHHMSSsSHHHHkVBnHMHHHM 2 244 4th dam Fashiou by Imp Trustee siro of Trustco twenty mile record By Electioneer COZRZD 53S1- j S Indlgettian IlHIontncw Headache Oomtl potion Dj peplo Cbronta Llrer Trouble Dlulncie Bad Complexion Dysentery OfTcnilvo Breath and all disorder of the Btomaeh Liter and Bowel Rlpan Tatrales contain nothing Injnrlom to J the roort delicate confutation Heawnttotke z S Z vJeettKtaaL Jive Immediate relief 2 Bold tr druggist Atrial botUe tent by mail J on receipt otll cents Address THE RIPAN8 CHEMICAL CO J J ft J 59 35 CONKAI Is n bay star and off lilmt anklo white 10 hnnds high Ho will mnko tlio season of nt Glengarry Stock Farm on the Newtown pike three and a half miles from Lexington at SlOO To Insure a Mare In Foal- - Note nt time of service TEKMS Tho money is due when the maro is in foal or parted with Marts kept at tho usual prices but no responsibility for accidents or ccapcg but every precaution taken to prevent cither 1S02 friends with board and lodging by the week day or meal Special attention paid to Court day dinners Charges up a number of rooms I am there- Â¬ fore prepared to accommodate my rented tho Baum Ihavo Main street and building on havo fitted 218 229 31 tf Bulletin No li from the Utah Ag- Â¬ ricultural Experiment Station contains the following summary of results As a rule deep plowing is advau brush and other vegetation iu ad- Â¬ MANUFACTURE tageous to garden crops dition to tho native grasses These islands are the homes of hundreds of Deep plowing does not aflect all Saddles Harness Bridles J A STEPHENS Crescent Hill Stud COUNTRY Foaled 1SS8 BARON 12649 OHAS REIS OF Dark bay without white 15A Sired by 15AKON WILKES 218 the leading siro at nine years old Dam Alacrity by of HAKULD COUNTUY I1AHON has Just seven yearling colts All of his get nre them aio sure trotters I thluk one of the thiee is the fastest natural trotter Lhavc ever seen Ser- Â¬ vice fee TONIC CUBES rattlers crops alike J f They were submerged in the great storm of 1875 and every living thing washed away and not a snake re Â¬ They were found iu swarms mained ou the mainland for days after the storm but it was noticed that they gradually disappeared and it was soon discovered that they returned home by swimming across the bays and bayous and the succeeding tea sou found as many of the dangerous reptiles on the islands as ever No rattler was drowned and the hope entertained by the returning peoplo that they wcro all destroyed was soon dispelled Another popular belief about tho rattler not based on fact is that they can not stand cold weather It is a fact they aro uot Increasing the size of the pieces of seed potatoes plauted increases the yield but it is questionable if pieces larger than fourths will yield enough more to pay the extra amount of seed required Seed from stem end of potato yield Â¬ ed better than from seed end result oue years trial So far as tried no results that would lead to any conclusion havo been ob- Â¬ tained from tho use of large and I carry the largest plete lino of general in tho city llvSTKKLIXG BOY dam by American Clay UELLlETKKS is tho handsomest stallion in lilood bav 15 hands liieh verv sensible and n model a model in ctcrv rcsneet Ser vice fee to Insure I havo cut tho service fees of these younir horses Just half to unlet the believlngmy friends and patrons would appiclato it and breed two mails for tho same and most com- Â¬ haul timer25 one xney win mawe mo seat on 01 jvj jon incinrm 01 j nuinpv lluv havt Saddlery Goods Chcnault ono andlicrctororo paia lor onc luilf miles Horn Jit uteiliug on the Owlngsvillu pike Maics kept nt owners risk at H per week Call on or address TCpiitfinkv Halters c 50 to Insure BELL PETERS 11963 LOSS OF APPETITE Indigestion Dyspepsia Nausea Sour Stomach Sleeplessness Headacne Kervous Pros- Â¬ 229 TV All work made of first class material and by skilled workmen Call and examine stock and learn prices CHAS REIS J D COCKRELL MtSterllnirKy Weakness of Back Feelings of Languor and Lassitude Gen Â¬ eral Debility La Grippe tration Neuralgia Pal Â¬ pitation of the Heart Loss of Energy Etc Etc Woodford Stools WOODFORDS CRIPPLE jPed-lg-reo three-year-old arsnto- - FOREST DENMARK This the handsomest horso in Kentucky will servo n limited number of approved marcs at In use for 25 years by eminent pbytlolnni and surgeons In tee United Htntett and pronounced by them the best TONIU extant others fall It euros where allyour Druggist Try It and bo for It convinced Ask Â¬ found iu tho tropical countries of Central and South America They have been seen moving about when a heavy frost prevailed and they flour- Â¬ ish as well in Pennsylvania and Kan sas as they do in Texas or Florida Like tho turkey the rattler is native to the North American continent and is not sectional in selecting a homo one fourth pound of hard soap by heating to the boiling point then add Lavaca Tex Lavacaen one pint of kerosene oil and stir vig- Â¬ Booves orously from three to llvo minutes Two-Year-O- This splendid saddlo stallion u ill make tho sen son of lt92 at my barn ono mile fcouth of of JIt Sterling Ky ou Cnnmrgu plkcat S15 TO INSURE A LIVING COLT- CltHTLE is a full brother to that fninoua siio small potatoes for seed and show horse ltoroe that sold for 1880 Ho the sliuof Albion that sold at a The Level cultivation of potatoes gave for 2500 Also the eno of tho gieat Hurry whose owners hao repeatedly lefuoed 3000 for ridged cultivation better results than mm itoscoe was aiso mo siro oi n numncr oi horses that sold from 800 to 1250 CUIllLU 2 years trial with potatoes promises to bo fully as good a breeder ns Koscoe Will make tho season at my stables ills colts aio already beginning to carry off tho Hoffman Governor Husk and Ru honors at our beet Kentucky fairs Ho was sired by llluo lenns 1st ilnm luss the ral New Yorker No 2 aro tho most at Jeflersonville Ky at dam of Hob Hoy Hosooe ilagglo Y and other line show horses lid dam tho old Haggard mare 8 to Insure a Living Colt promising new potatoes tried well knowu as n great show maro and breeder more high priced saddlo luss Lien retained on colt until season horses has produced living or dead than any maro Kerosene Emulsion was tho safest TEKMS Money duo ns toon as tho maro and surest insecticide used to rid monoy is paid bled another horse STEVENSON is a bay saddlo otal foals parted with or from to distance nt 10c furnished marcs a vegetables of insects This emulsion liou star 15 hands fiuo stylo and ac- Â¬ Grass Grazing bills due when marcs nio re Â¬ perdny i made as follows bo tion a No saddler and will pro moved Every pi ecuutlon will willused to pro Â¬ not bo re vent accidents or escapes uuco saddle horses without question sponsible for those that may but occur Disolve in two quarts of water STEVENSON - PBIOE J ED RAY 100 PER BOTTLE CO J Manfs and Proprs w 25 TO INSURE A LIVING COLT PABI8 IfS HEALTH IS WEALTH Saddle Stallion f ld V h A few years ago it was not consid- Â¬ ered pobsible to make good beeves at less than four years old A great ad vauco in theory and fact has been Better blood made in this regard breeding and management now put the best and uio H beeves ou tho mar Â¬ ket at two years old This better management makes as heavy and bet tor beef at two years than was former ly made in four This is ono of the marked advances in cattlo breeding This cannot be done with tho scrub or common cattle with thin cold blood It is only possible with tho high grades Any ono can readily seo what utter folly it is to plod along with tho scrub with tho hopo of making any money out of him Ken- Â¬ tucky Homestead Depth to Plant Corn The result of some experiments I have made in planting corn at dif Â¬ ferent depth arc as follows says Allen Nell in the Ohio Farmer At four inches deep 50 to 70 per cent came up at thrco inches 80 to 100 per cent At both theso depths the plants appeared weak and exhausted the aftergrowth being slow for a consid- Â¬ erable time At one and two inches deep about all tho plants came up with the aftergrowth rather iu favor of tho one inch planting I now plant my corn and sow my wheat as near ouo inch deep as possible and tho stand of plants and tho after- Â¬ growth aro much better than when deeper planting was practiced By all means keep tho seed near tho sur- Â¬ face in early planting Later when tho soil is thoroughly warmed deep Â¬ er planting say from two to two dud one half inches is all right Ex He was sired by tho great Bluo Jeans 1st dam by Wariicld ho by Lexington 2d dam a noted saddlo mare Blue Jeans by Phillips black horse ho by Gen Taylor 1st dam by Grey Eagle jr 2d dam by Odcus Crocket 3d dam by Potomac thor- Â¬ oughbred 4th dam by Sir Archie thoroughbred IF1 CrnSTO- - WOODPOED Sired by Mainbrino Forest 1st dam by Lath Â¬ full brother to King William 2d dnm by Hhodcs Hootcn 3d dam by Cockspur l FOHEST DENMAHK Is n solid bay stallion CHAIN NIML full IU bands high In stlo he Is tho equal ol any horso living Has splendid knee action and goes all tho saddlo gaits well His first crop of colts nre now cominc and will bav to nllcomo and see these colts for OUsehes and be jour own juuge as 10 now unu iney are FOHEST DENMAHK hns been shown at some of our bet fairs and has taken premiums where ocr shown TEHMS Samo as with Woodfords Cripple Dr K C Wcats Ncrt o and Brain Treatment a peclflc for Ilynlerla Dlziinets Con- Â¬ regis Â¬ KunrantecdVitu Nenous Neuralgia llcadnclie ThCfC stallions aro both simulant anil vulsions Nervous lroatratlun caused by tliouso of alco- Â¬ tered in tho National Saddle Horso Hcgibtcr hol or tobacco Wakefulness Slental Depression Softening of the Brain resulting iu insanity and leading to misery decay and death 1rcmaturo Old Age iraricnncs loss of rower In either box Involuntary Losccs and Spcimntorrliocen caused by oor oTcrtlonof tho brilnMlf abuso Jnch Ijox contains ono or ovcr lndulgcncc montHtf trenlini nt Iloo n box or dix boxes for 1500 bent by mall prepaid on receipt of price ams Denmark 1 3t Sterling if J f j -- E3amse3rT Jeffersonville 3Cy NITUR - WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES VltK each order received bv To euio any cato us for six boxes nccompanlod t Ith 500 wo will send tho purchaser our written guarantee to re- Â¬ fund tho money If tho ticatmcnt docs not effect u cure Guarantees issued only by Vf SLloyd Druggist and Solo AgentMt Sterling Ky J 24- Has South Maysvllle Street Opposite Opera House Gordon j h wiehl L El I son hand meal Bargain Store in Xcw and Second Â¬ Goodscnn bo bought for less thon halt price and are as good as those in other stores lmchnscd at forcou sale is tho reason they aie very cheap CLOT HING Hats Caps Gents Fiirnlshlng Goods etc at cor Â¬ respondingly low prices Boots Shoes Here Big Money Saved 2S lyr X N O kinds of Furniture k v To n Walnut Oak Mahogany and Cherry Bedroom Sets mi nnnni t nm mmr nn TUBilUUBLL fULUmbiJI Dealers in all 4 East Main Street Wo will pay tho above reward for any caso of Liver Complaint Iysicpsla Sick Headache In- Â¬ digestion Constipation or Costlvcncss wo can not cure with Wests Vegetable Liver llllswhc tho directions aro strictly compiled with They aro purely vegetable and nova fall to give sat- Â¬ isfaction Sugar Coated Largo boxes contain- Ini U utile OK nmita llmvntiAf fiAnntnil Imitations The genuine manufactured only by 500 Reward I r - nJ Thk John C Wkht Cowanv Cuicaoo ill For sale by all druggists lJ ly DO YOU LOSE K1ol1xxciis Get pur Magic Scholars Companion and you will havo no trouble ns it is fastened by a Com- Â¬ bination Lock Kyery 1kx has a dlfTeieiit com- Â¬ bination Scut postpaid for 21 cents y lUKKKKDnnversMas3 It is almost always a mistake to plow barn yard manure under tho All work iu my lino entrusted to my caro will bo carefully attended to surface It is covered too deeply for A tho host results in tho first crop Fine Dressoa a specialty MllS C SCIIAKER better result is usually obtained by drawing it out and spreading after Howard Ave plowing and thorough cultivation Tho thorough cultiva- Â¬ afterwards Tho funeral of tho late Emmons 1 am agent for Fraziers road track tion mixes tho manure with tho soil prevents loss of available fer Blaine took placo in Chicago Tucs- - cart and iVaynes sulk rake arid Ed Mitchell Ulity Exchange day fV i The Best Bed Made c c PANSIES FREE Tw tlccts 1alfy Sce nnd ono packet Iortula cas fi csh and warranted worth 20 cents with a six months subscription to Plain Talk n six Â¬ teen page Illustrated monthly for vonug punnlc all for 25 cents 1LAIN TALK lWOSJIlVrf COMVANV Box S250 new York City rTIIE HANDSOMEST LTNE OF CHILDRENS CAR- Â¬ RIAGES IN CENTRAL KENTUCKY AT PRICES LOWER THAN ANY IZShZHiZS wiiiflren brv tor M II f n ntchers Castnr r VJ l Mji J Tho very best poplar shingles for sale cheap Jo close out 39 4t Baiises Tbumuo - r7s fWfflfWwf iiMwiijuw 4Pfc k i f iMsid W jir fv iVilBjLs sssssIsha n MT STERLING JO - v 7H V 4 ADVOCTE rTTJESIk JUNE 28lS2 Tb 228 - JfV Grover Cleveland is strong in Now York No other Democrat would Habits of the Rattlosnako this year get as many votes as he Tho accepted that tlio Democratic leaders who aro op- Â¬ It is generally poisonous rattler so well known and posing his nomination would wppor They would do it for4 so much dreaded by man and beast him loyally is a their own future salvation if for no in all parts of tho United States dry laud snake and avoids water other reason Tho rank and fllo aro Cleveland has many and more carefully than the burnt child Democrats supposed dovotcd admirors among them The docs fire His haunts aro to bo in forests safe from the overflow alternative will bo Harrison with all It is flvo months to of rivers in tho mountain or hill dis- Â¬ that this implies tricts and on tho arid plains of the election There will bo no bolting West whero it seldom rains In tho or sulking Senator Blackburn Cleveland is stronger with the non Â¬ popular mind tho enako is associated with dryness and no one speaks of partisan business men than any other Lately nurclinscd bv It A Mitchell of Gcorce J present reason at tho farm tho swamp rattler But like a great Democrat would be He is tho can Â¬ Everett will mak tlio on uiu uiuksiou pise at oi m cmiin Jameson many other popular beliefs this is didate best fitted to divido their vote wide of tho mark On tho Texas with Harrison IIo lias been tried 15 TO INSURE A COLT coast wo have a great many broad aud not found wanting Business Money duo when colt comes marc parted with or bodies of water and frequently mile likes certainties It knows where it bred to another horse cent per day Will not Grass furnished at t 2m bcrcsponslble for accidents or escapes after mile of trackless waste inter- Â¬ would find Cleveland Cleveland would get thousands of venes between point and point or island and island Tho experienced Independent and Mugwump votes THE FIRE COMBINED STALLION boatmen who travel these broad bays that no other Democrat couul com r and bayous can tell a different story maud IIo lost many of them in 1888 about tho rattler They know that but Harrisons wild debauch of his favorite abode is along tho watcr- - spoils has brought them back Will mako tho present season of 1812 at the of Mt stnblcs of Win Sletld 8 Cleveland would get more Bopubli on the Spencer pike at miles castsum ofSterling fronts where sufficient concealment the small can bo had and that a swim of a few can votes on the tariff issuo than any OTO INSURE ALIVINOCOLT other Democrat lie embodies the is- Â¬ Ho is a pood breeder his colts nil having good miles is but a pastime and all good Said an old boatman to the Lava suo on which the campaign must size fine stvle DUDLEY Jrsaddlersdark bay WA Is a DILLAlfl hands high 0 years old lie has lino stylo and I have seen mainly be faught cacn reporter recently notion both m harness and under tho saddle Cleveland would got many votes on He is a good walker fast rackcr and trots well rattlers swimming far out in the Mat Â¬ miles from his character He represents tho in Â¬ agorda bay at least eight At the same time and place the nearest point of laud Thoy seem tegrity independence and best reform to have a location in view and noth Â¬ spirit of the Democracy Ilia sturdy ing can mako them turn back or de Â¬ honesty courage and fidelity to duty J part from their course I have tried would do more thau an offset to tho One of the best Jacks in the county will servo to make them face about or move unquestioned high personal qualities marcs at 8 To Insure A Living Colt along a different point of tho compass of President Harrison but all to no purpose Tho snake If the convention shall have tho OHAS E SLEDD loses much of his courage and ferocity courage of its preferences and nomi Â¬ in tho water for instinct teaches him nate Cleveland Tho World believes that ho cannot strike to advantage that ho will havo the largest vote ever IIo swims well and will try to escape cast for a Democratic candidate in AND and I have known them to dive but this Kfntn We said his in 1884 and the elec- Â¬ tho regular routo will always be re- Â¬ sumed and tho bee returning to tho tion sustained our opinion Wo did on hive with a deposit of gathered sweets not say it in 1888 because tho circum- Â¬ I havo rented the Baum building East Main street and havo fitted to be converted into honey could not stances did not warrant it Wo say up a rooms I am T5o more exacting it now to reassure any with whom fore number of to accommodate there my prepared friends with board and lodging by the It is tho testimony of all who havo doubt may linger at Chicaga Special attention Cleveland can win N Y World week day or meal made a study of tho rattler that he paid to Court day dinners Charges to the place Will alwayrf try to return Results reasonable of his birth We have an illustration J A STEPHENS of tho force of this iustinct of naluro 31 tf Bulletin No 14 from the Utah Ag- on tho Texas coast Fronting on the ricultural Experiment Station contains Gulf of Mexico in places are low sand the following summary of results islands partly covered with cactus As a rule deep plowing is advau brush and other vegetation in ad Â¬ MANUFACTURE OF tagcous to garden crops dition to tho native grasses These islands are the homes of hundreds of Deep plowing does not affect all Saddles Harness Bridles Halters Sc H THE ADVOCATE Why Cleveland Is Strong THE SUPE1U0U SADDLE STALLION VjILalDESlVCEJ FULL BROTHER RECORD iiii nsgusinx VEaiiMcum VASOO Bay horse 15 j bauds Bred by A J Alexander Spring Station Ky j Sired by HAROLD tho siro of Maud OSff Noontide 2 20 Hermit 21Glhirty fvoiutho2 30li8t 1st dam VASSAR trial 2 4G dam of Valdemeer 2 28 Oak Hill trial 2 28 3 siro of Charley K 2 29f Vatco tho sire of Valissa 2 19 Ed Rosowator 2 2 1G by BELMONT tho sire of Fred- - Arthur 2 114 Nut- Â¬ wood 2 18J siro of dam of Arion 2 10J Wedgcwood 2 10 Viking 2 19 thirty eight in 2 30 list 2d dam VENUS granddam of Vatican 2 29 siro of Bollo Vara 3 2 22 Valdemeer 2 28 Vasco the siro of Valissa 3 2 19 Ed Rosewator 2 2 101 Kremlin 3 2 22J Eventide Erelong tho sire of So Long 2 24 Evcr mond 2 21 Erin 2 27 etc by SEELEYS AMERlCAtt STAR sro of four in tho 2 30 list and dams of Guy 2 10J Nettie 2 18 Robt McGregor 2 17 Dexter 2174 Joo Bunker 2 19 Driver 2 19 Artillery 2 2LV Dictator Jay S2 j WHITES W -- GRM Jjf maal mot FOF2 20 YEARS rJas fed all Worm Romeeiios EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED rrpiirdtrUllitDSeVTltLOItlIED SOID EVERYWHEREST 1003 CO in foal Hippy Medium etc Will mako the season at tho ARCADE STABLES WINCHESTER KY at ipSO with right of return the following season should the mare not prove Gould a dp- - Wfi1 CURE DPEDsriDDiiEaronsr ss oo 1 Glengary Stock Farm Record 2 25 Siro of Hazlo 2 28 Bay stallion tan muzzlo and flanks 151 hands high foaled 1879 Bred by Gov Leland Stanford Palo Alto California Bv Electioneer 125 sire of Sunol 2 08 Arion 2 2 10J Palo Alto 2 08J and 19 others in 2 20 or bet- Â¬ ter and 100 trotters in 2 30 list 1st dam MAID OF CLAY dam of Carrie C 4 2 24 Clay 4779 2 25 Clay 2 25 and Capt Smith 2 29 bv Henry Clay 8 siro of tho dam of George Wilkes 2 22 2d dam by Deya Messenger third dam by Baldfaco Consul CLAY 4779 will mako tho season of 1892 at Glengarry Stock Varm on tho Ncwtovrn pike 34- miles from Lexing- Â¬ ton at 200 TO INSURE A MARE IN FOAL Note at time of service Â¬ A Guaranteed Curo for lile of whatever kind or degree Externnl Internal Blind or Bleed- Â¬ ing Itching Chronic Uccent or Hereditary This remedy has positively never been known to fail 100 a box 0 boxes for 300 sent by mail prepaid on receipt ot price A written Guaran- Â¬ tee positively given to cneli purchaser of fl hoxes when purchased at ono time to refund tho 500 paid It not cured Guarantee Ieucd by w S Lloyd imicglst nnd Solo Agent Jltbtorling 22 ly Ky Call alesinp for 0 4i REGULATE THE STOMACH LIYER AND BOWELS X3CD PURIFY THE BLOOD A RELIABLE REMEDY FOR COInT ZD S3Q1- - Boarding House By Electioneer siro of Palo Alto 2 08J full brother to Antceo and Antovolo Firstdam Columbine dam of Anteco 2 1G Antcvelo 2 19 Coral 3 2 25 Antcros yearling trial quarter in 40 fccoihIh and Antonio 2 years trial quarter in 35 seconds by A W Richmond 1G89 sire of Arrow 4 pacer 2 13 Romero 2 19 Elwood 2 17 Richmond Jr 2 21 etc 2d dam Co- Â¬ 3d dam Young lumbia by Imp Boimie Scotland siro of Scotland 2 22 Fashion by Imp Monarch grandsire of Monarch Jr 2 24 Monarch Rule 2 24 4th dam Fashion by Imp Trustee siro of Trustee twenty mile record 59 35 mako tho reason of from Lexington nt SlOO To Insure a Mare In Foal Note at time of service TKUJ1S Tho monoy is due when tho uinro Is in foal or pnrtcd with Marts kept at tho usual prices but no responsibility for accidents or Cbcapcs but every precaution taken to prevent cither 1SA2 Iniltgcttlon lltllonsncM Headache Contl ration ljpcpilB Chronic Liver Tronblci DIuIncM Bad Complexion Drientery OlTcnilro Breath and all dUordcr of the Stomach IJrer and Bowels Rlpajia Tabulri contain nothlntr lnjurloni to the moot deUcate constitution Pleasant to take eaf o effectual Giro Immediate relief Sold br lrUKTrfstd A trial bottlo cent by mall on receipt ot 10 11 cents Address THE RIPANS CHEMICAL CO SPHOCE STREET NEW YORK CITY si m Restaurant COXUAI is a uaystar andoff innii nnklo white 10 hands high IIo will at Glengarry Stock Farm on the Newtown pike three nnd a half miles tt S SIDEjA iJiJ Jr Executor Xjeac IKIy 218 229 Crescent Hill Stud COUNTRY Foaled 1SS3 BARON 12649 CHAS REIS vice fee Dark bay without white ISA Sired by II AltOX WILKES 218 the leading siro at nine years old Dam Alacrity by H of HA1EOLD JOUNTItY IJAltON has Just seven ycarliiiB colts All of his pet aro them aro sure trotters I think ono of the three is the fastest natural trotter Idiave ever seen Ser- Â¬ TONIC OTJIMES 50 to Insure BELL PETERS 11963 LOSS OF APPETITE Indigestion Dyspepsia Nausea Sour Stomach Sleeplessness Headache Nervous Pros tration Neuralgia Pal- Â¬ pitation of the Heart Weakness of Back Feelings of Languor and Lassitudo Gen- Â¬ eral Debility La Grippe Los3 of Energy 229 YVT rattlers crops alike They were submerged in the great storm of 1875 and every living thing washed away and not a snake re- Â¬ mained They were found in swarms on tho mainland for days after the storm but it was noticed that thoy gradually disappeared and it was soon discovered that they returned home by swimming across the bays aud bayous and the succeeding sea- Â¬ son found as many of the dangerous reptiles on tho islands as ever No rattler was drowned and the hope entertained by the returning pcoplo that they were all destroyed was soon dispelled Another popular belief about tho rattler not based on fact is that they cui not stand cold weather It is a fact thoy aro not found in tho tropical countries of Central and South America Thoy have been seen moving about when a heavy frost prevailed and thoy flour Â¬ ish as well in Pennsylvania and Kan Â¬ sas as they do in Texas or Florida Like tho turkey the rattler is native to the North American continent and is not sectional in selecting a homo Lavaca Tex Lavacaen Increasing the size of the pieces of I carry the largest seed potatoes planted increases the plete lino of general yield but it is questionable jf pieces in the city larger than fourths will yield enough All work mado of first class material more to pay the extra amount of seed and by skilled workmen Call and required examine stock and learn prices Seed from 6tem end of potato yield Â¬ ed better thau from seed end result ono Uy STERLING HOY dam by American Clay HELL 1ETEKS is flic handsomest stallion in Kentuckr lllood bay 15 hands nlsb verv Fcusiblo and n model a model in every respect Ser- Â¬ I havo cut tho tervlco fees of these younp horses Just half to mdet the vice feo 25 to Insure and most com hard times believing my friends nnd pntrons would npprciato it and mted two mines for tho samo money they have heretofore paid lor one They will make tho season of 1802 on the funn of J W Saddlery Goods Chcuuult one and ouc half miles lrom 3lt sterling on the Owlngsville pike ilaics kept at owners risk at f 1 per week Call on or address J D COCKRELL MtSterllnlrKy Etc Etc CHAS REIS TTsToocLfbrcL years trial Stocfe arzi- - So far as tried no results that would lead to any conclusion have been ob- Â¬ tained from tho use of large and small potatoes for seed WOODFORDS CRIPPLE FOREST DENMARK 25 TO INSURE A LIVING COLT In use for 25 yean by eminent physicians and surgeons In the United Htnten and pro- Â¬ nounced by them the best TONIO extant others fall It cures where allyour Druggist Try It and be convinced Ask for It sHHH tlitt 15 TO INSURE A LIVING COLT ClUIILE is a full brother to that fnmens giro nnd show horse Uoocoo that sold for 1800 Ho the siro of Albion that sold nt a Tho Level cultivation of potatoes gave for2S00 Also tho sire of tho great Hurry whoso owners havo repeatedly refused 3000 for better results than ridged cultivation him ltnscoo was also the siro of a number nf horses that sold from 600 to 1250 UKIllLK 2 years trial with potatoes promises to bo fullv as good a breeder as Itoscoe to Ills colts Will make the season at my stables honors aturo already beginning fair carry off tho Hoffman Governor Rusk and Ru Â¬ our bct Kentucky IIo was sired by Illuo leans l6t dam Puss the ral New Yorker No 2 are tho most at Jcffersonville Ky at dam of ltob Koy ltosooc Maggie W and other llnoehow horses 2d dnm tho old Haggard mare 8 to Insure a Living- Colt promising new potatoes tried well knowu ns a great show marc nnd breeder more high priced saddlo Lien retained on colt until season lliss has produced living or dead Kerosene Emulsion was tho safest horses thun any marc TERMS Money duo as soon as the maro and surest insecticide used to rid monoy is paid bay saddlo otal foals parted with or broil to nuothcr horse STEVENSON is vegetables of insects This emulsion lion star 15 hands a flue stylo and ac- Â¬ Grass furnished marcs from a distance nt 10cÂ¬ per day Grazing bills duo when marcs aro re is made as follows tion a No 1 saddler and will pro moved Every piccnution will bo used to pro Â¬ vent accidents or escapes but will not bo re Disolve in two quarts of water nuco saddle horses without question sponsible for thoso that may occur thrce-ycnr-old SIMmNSUIn - This the handsomest horse in Kentucky will This splendid saddle stallion will mako thosca son of lh92 ut my barn ono mile south of of ilt servo a limited number of approved marcs nt Sterling Kv on Cnmnrgo pike at PKICE J ED RAY 100 PER CO BOTTIiM and Proors Manfs lEPedigreQ ams Denmark xitie acy f l Saddle Stallion H Two-Year-O- ld Beeves one fourth pound of hard soap by heating to tho boiling point then add one pint of kerosene oil and stir vig- Â¬ orously from three to flvo minutes A few years ago it was not consid- Â¬ ered possiblo to mako good beeves at A great ad- Â¬ less than four years old vance in theory and fact has been Better blood made in this regard breeding and management now put tho best and moH beeves on tho mar Â¬ ket at two years old This better management makes as heavy and hot Â¬ ter beef at two years than was former Â¬ ly mado in four This is ono of the marked advances in cattle breeding This cannot be done with tho 6crub or common cattle with thin cold blood It is only possiblo with tho high grades Any ono can readily seo what utter folly it is to plod along with tho scrub with the hopo of making any money out of him Ken- Â¬ tucky Homestead if- Depth to Plant Corn The result of some experiments I have mado in planting corn at dif Â¬ ferent depth arc as follows says Allen Ncff in tho Ohio Farmer At four lucucsucepou to tv per cent came up ai uirco lncncs eu to iuu per cent At both theso depths tho plants appeared weak and exhausted tlio aftergrowth being slow for a consid- Â¬ erable time At one and two inches deep about all the plants eamo up with tho aftergrowth rather in favor of tho one inch planting I now plant my corn and sow my wheat as near ono inch deep as possible and tho stand of plants and tho after growth aro much better than when deeper planting was practiced By all means keep tho seed near tho sur face in early planting Later when tho soil is thoroughly warmed deep or planting say from two to two dud one half inches is all right Ex IIo was 6ired by tho great Bluo Jeans 1st dam by Warfield ho by Lexington 2d dam a noted saddlo mare Blue Jeans by Phillips black horse lie by Gen Taylor 1st dam by Grey Eagle jr 2d dam by Odeus Crocket 3d dam by Potomac thor- Â¬ oughbred 4th dam by Sir Archie thoroughbred IE1 TUSTO- - T- - XOOTDIFOIRr Sired by Mninbriuo Forest 1st dam by Lath Â¬ a full brother to K lug William 2d dam by Khodcts llooteu 8d dam by Cockspur I FOREST DENMAUK Is a solid bay fltnllion T DflAlN NKfiVIL full 10 hands high In stylo ho is tho equal ot any horse living Hasspleildld knee action nnd goes all tho saddlo gaits well His llrstcrop of aro now to clts seo these coming and will say and all coma bo your and colts for youysclves own Judge as to how Hue they arc FOItEST DENMAIMC has been shown at some of our best fairs and has taken premiums whero ever shown TERMS Samo ns with Woodfords Cripple Dr K C Wests Kcrvo and Brain Treatment a antccd specific for Hysteria Dizziness Con- Â¬ These stallions aro both btnndnrd and lcgis guni vulsions VitK Nervous Neuralgia Headache Nervous Iroatratien caused by tlio uso of alco Â¬ tcrcd In tho National Saddle Horse Register hol or tobacco Wakcf ulncss Mental Depression nutiuiuiiK ui uiu iitmii ri BuiiuiK u insanity ana lending to misery decay and death Prciunturo HEALTH IS WEALTH 41 3Gt Sterliaaer ffiMs a j Eamsey Jeffersonville FURNITURE J E WIEHL 4A m bcy Involuntary Iosses nnd Spcrmatorrhoan caused by ovcr oxertlon 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