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The Mt. Sterling advocate: July 12, 1892

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J 3i MT STERLING ADVOCATE A s WEEKLY JOURNAL IDENTICAL IN INTEREST WITH ITS OWN PEOPLE NO 49 VOL II MT STERLING KENTUCKY TUESDAY JULY 12 1892 Dressed Rough tL LUMBER jBasaSfeasyAisES MainSjlnBKy lW towSSSlS jroaM A TM1 IT Epicurean Elephants count of tho failure of Braddocks What Is a Sneezo campaign and a request that tho Gov- ¬ An elephants digestive functions ernor would send him somo rein- ¬ A well known scientist was asked M h 888888lel O Continued from last week grtaoccccs o s a AND MANUFACTURING aro very rapid and the animal there ¬ forcements to enable him to make a tho other day What is a sneeze Sneezing is a most in ¬ fore requires daily a large amount of safe retreat ho was authorized to im- ¬ He replied Tho commandant of tho fort was press horses as he might doom neces ¬ teresting physical phenomenon It fodder 600 pounds at least In its 888S888SS888 One Year Exagcrated reports sary to mako the trip in tho shortest may bo termed a nasal delusion Do Contrccour For wild state the animal feeds heartily S2 Insestiona of Braddocks force had reached him possible time Capt Ashby under- ¬ this reason most people think they but wastefully It is careful in se- ¬ TWEEDS S888SS888888 andlio was hesitating and debating stood tho business as soon as his suecze with their nose but the noso is lecting the few forest trrcs which it 81x Months Hosiery whether to stand fast and defend or dispatches were delivered to him and only tho point of departure and a likes for their bark or foliage But it 30 Insertions Ootton and Woolen K Do Beaujcu a although the distance was about 300 hearty sneezo is a convulsion of the will tear down branched and leavo evacuate tho fort 88S888888S8S Three Months Vo would respectfully icform all young captain offered to tako a force J8 Insertions miles ho delivered them to the whole body and all tho muscles from half of them untouched It will strip that wo arc prepared to manufacture and advance to meet tho English To Governor in less than twenty the soles of the feet to tho top of tho off the bark from other trees and all of tho above goods at low down ssasesa this tho commandant assented and hours after ho received them He head join in it A person taking cold throw away a large portion Two Months MweooojjsjjaQjg prices and guaranteo tho cry best of Eight Insertions work Wool ftom a distance carded Do Beaujeu then promptly marched performed the trip on horseback using suffers a spasm of tho blood vessels of As it is a nocturnal animal it se- ¬ ssesassassss into rolls and returned to owner in out at the head of the force assigned eleven horses Ho neither ato nor slept tho skin Tho muscles are puckered lects its trees by the 6cnse of touch Ono Month quick time Full weight of rolls in him consisting of about 230 Cana ¬ Four Insertions until the end was reached nor was a up and the skin rises the blood is and smell Its sense of smell i9 so return guaranteed dians and 630 Indians in all 8G0 men horso seriously injured It does not forced internally and the nervous delicate that a wild elephant can wind 888888888888 Tie nil work up in strong shoots and U Three Insertions The young captain bounded forward appear that tho venture was neces system informs tho brain that some- ¬ an enemy at a distance of 1000 yards it will bo returned in good order 88a88a8888 Cash paid for wool or goods given in a gay hunting shirt and silver gor sary as it does not appear in any thing is wrong A wind blowing on anu 1110 nerves ot us trunk arc so Two Insertions in exchange Will pay highest price get and waved his hat tho signal for authentic account that I have seen tho back of a persons neck causes sensitive that tho smallest substance for rendered Tallow in cakes or bar- ¬ his skirmishers to scatter behind tho e8S8S8ssss that tho enemy pursued tho rotreating contraction of the blood vessels of can bo discovered and picked up by Single Insertion rels or exchantro Soan for it Prices At the signal tho forces or that auy disaster befell them that region a condition which is cer its tiny proboscis ¬ trees and rocks for manufacturing furnished on appliIndians disappeared to tho right and on their retreat This cation and prico list sent An elephants palate is very deli- ¬ Tho English officers tain to bo followed by reaction Court directory Agents for tho best Sheep Dip left leaving tho French in tho center nnd Virginians remained with poor contraction causes an irritation of the cate and the animal is whimsical in CooKBTprcslcling Third Monday sold and upon these the English opened Braddock giving him all tho atten- ¬ nerves of the lining of tho nose the selecting or rejecting morsels of food Tiroa JOHN E in November May and the Fourth lntWyfmsab Are killing about twelve men among tion they could common and contributing two points being intimately connect- ¬ Sir Samuel W Baker in his Wild Monday In BRO D A LOUD Jodob TJ scoxr presiding Third Do Beauyjou who fell cheering overy comfort to him in their power ed with tho ramification of nerves beasts and Their Ways them tells an September andMai ch This first quick firo In theso last days ho 6aw his er ¬ Tho purpose of a Bneezo when natu anecdote illustrative of tho whims of ftf on his troops Phcenix Woolen Mills ArrEBSOM presiding Tuesday and inmiK Lswis July by tho English regulars was tho only rors aud told them ho had done thorn ral is to restore tho equilibrium of a tame elephant belonging to the po- ¬ toThird Monday In January April Lexington Ky 0Ct0bCr COCMTT COURT show of fight they made and with it great injustice To Col Washington the nervous system A genuine con- ¬ lice of Dhubri E F Robertson every gleam of success expired For ho apologized feelingly for all his ill vulsive sneeze sends tho blood to the W T Ttli it This elephant was fed with rico and JUD63 JAMB3 W UROVES prcsm4uB when the Indians opened firo on humor and as an evidence of his re- ¬ surface where it meets the cold chills plantains In each month The stems of tho plan ¬ urday MANAGERS them volley after volley from behind gard presented him with his favorito that had begun to creep up the spine tains were split and cut into tran PROFESSIONAL trees and rocks with fatal effect on riding horfco and his own servant it sets the heart going faster aud that verse sections two feet in length JAUKETT their right and left they wore seized Bishop In short Three quarters of a pound of rice was T As ho went through tho quickens tho blood current Attoiney-RiSalvcrsvlUe W with mortal panic tho nineteen Bhadcs of death ho kept groaning and it is the first effort of nature to cure a placed within each tube of plantain ta ot Kentucky Will practice In tin Com huddled together in crowds on a muttering Who would have cold or when produced by taking stem One day whilo tho elephant narrow road ceased to fire or if thoy thought it J M OL1VKAftoin0yat Liw and Suncyor Who would have snuff the vocal protest of nature was being fed a lady offered the ani- ¬ MtStcilngIvy fired it was in tho air Thoy wore so thought it Wo will know better how against the irrational tintillation of mal a small sweet biscuit All coUcctioi8 and ical estate tiwa It was paralyzed that they did not hear the to deal with them next time But the nerve sheathes in the nose The taken in the trunk and almost imme ¬ ICilVllll tnllfl 111KI I1IHI1 lesiicd nnipn front root Manufacturers and dcalars in all Vlnds ot command of their ofiiccrs who acted he had made his last deal with friend dealers who pass out to tho consumer diately thrown on the ground T K Hanics south of R M tho product of our snuff mills will with groat bravery or if they did or foe The mahout or driver thinking BTII0MP80XMD hear they would not obey and could The enemy having failed to follow now know what happens when the that the elephant had behaved rudely not bo induced to advance eithor by tho retreating army Washington had snuff taker sneezes Ex picked up the biscuit and inserted it it II DUEItSON D CIIAS nnd Surgeon orders or tho Hat sides of their- uo further difficulty than to procure their Wiyslcian in a parcel of rice within a plantain swords Nor had they tho presence supplies for his men and horses but Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria stem This was placed in the ele- ¬ of mind to fly but stood and were by his prudence and skill ho easily phants mouth and at tho first ciunch ifiii Ctmlinrr White Pino and Poplar Singles fukv toi mi awo TxO shot down by tho merciless firo of surmounted all difficulties and met An Historic Pinch of Snuff it showed its disgust by spitting out SKING Doors of all Sizes SbTADLEBACO tho enemy The officers did all that iwith no serious mishaps or accidents the whole mess The small biscuit Sash Glazed and Unglazed WHOLESALE ULUiiuwwi O Paul the First Czar of Russia had had disgusted the animal and for CINCINNATI men could do but it was all in vain aftor tho death of Gen Braddock Window and Door Frames Tho nrovincials scattered and fought For more than three years after a diamond snuff box which was held several minutes it tried by its inser ¬ Moulding and Brackets of all kinds i A IlAZELiuuu City Atty A thoi usood Uraddocks defeat the French and tho as sacred us the Imperial crown it- ¬ ted trunk to rake out every atom from MtStcilinSjKy from behind trees and by OmcoTjlcr AiniSSS Verandas of every Description tho cannon afforded somo reliot to Indians continued to murder scalp self from tho profano touch of any its tongue and throat Ex TUDGK AMOh DAVIS Planing Mill Company tho regulars and they seemed to com ¬ burn tho houses and rob tho people fingers but those of the blood royal of XT Star V rV 1IETTMAN BROS CO wIV Old Meotlnff house prehend at last that thero might bo west of the Blue Ridge Though Col tho throne No ono was allowed to Mt Sterling Ky a chanco of escape by flight and Washington was in command and touch it Kapioff a much humored Virginia claims tho oldest meet Lewis Appcrson MSTyler in wild disorder throwing away used all the means in his power to court dependent ono morning wagered house in the United States API ERSON The mYLER their guns and accoutrements protect and save his pcoplo from tho that he would take a pinch of snuff church on which this claim is mado ¬ Tho can- savago warfare waged against them out of it and the bet being made he made a rush for the river by a contributor to 4he N Y Press wad US HITE B0ii BfTw non were moved aftor them and the and not until November 1758 was it walked up to the table which stood erected in Norfolk Va in 1632 Tho AulMts7eilWKy gomei y provincials had to follow in the efforts checked Ho could not impress the near tho bed on which tho Czar re- ¬ nrnl i Pn III Llu counties ni oJ Montiion and date of its erection was cut into tho DEALERS iN to protect them officials with the necessity of supply ¬ clined and boldly picked up tho won- ¬ bard old bricks at two different nearly ing a sufficient forco for tho work nor derful snuffbox Opening it noisilj Caldwell uuiiuniK were Tho Virginians It was mil decimated for out of eighty six off- ¬ was it done at last by the Virginians ho inserted three fingers and while pointsin Virginia the second church ol All ADEHAVEN w UnmfiVat lftW built The first one that Sterling KT In tho vicinity of Fort Du tho Czar watched in stupefaction at Jamestown has long since gone to icers twenty six woro killed aud thirty alone VOfflce Court SU cer Will practice in all Courts Col Washington qucsuo fortuuately somo prisoners at his audacity ho snuffed up the fra- ¬ ruin This building is without doubt seven wounded 1 had four bullets through his coat were taken who informedtho Ameri ¬ grant powder with evident satisfac- ¬ tho oldest church building in Ameri- ¬ A SUDDUTH tion IgTONE ca elected by English speaking peo- ¬ - Also Blacksmith and Anthra- ¬ and two horses shot under him Gen cans of tho extreme distress of the fort loco Telephone What are you doing there you ple Corner ttta andCourt f Braddock had thrco horses killed and deriving no support from Canada the Louisville K A Illngi ¬ cite Coal All Coal sold 72 two wounded under him and Anally garrison weak in great need of sup- ¬ roguo exclaimed tho Czar excitedThe Hvo is 30x50 feet and the tower DnDLinocTO ho was fatally wounded plies and deserted by tho Indians ly 50 feet tall Tho walls aro thick in Mt Sterling Ky Taking a pinch of snuff sire I I nan lbs per bushel Highest cash The enemy had twonty cight killed Theso encouraging circumstances de- ¬ Offlco over Mt Sterling Satlomti good condition the brick and mor ¬ MD twenty seven wounded All that termined General Forbes tp prosecute have been on duty eight hours whilo tar aro so firmly joined together as to Also and the English army from total tho expedition J EJONKS MtStctlingKy you have been sleeping and fooling onico cor- - price paid for Wheat saved defy separation without breaking tho Gicenc Col Washington was advanced in drowsy I thought it would keep me brick Ulll destruction was tho Cupidity of the grave The Clay A Chenaults Wheat Corn Oats and Hay savages They stopped tb AgM to front and with jrrcat labor opened a awake for I deem it better to break in the churcholdest well definedGeneral yard is that of N COX M i D r crinl KT etiquette than neglect my Joseph gather up tho spoils the muskets and way for the main body ot tho army the rules of Bridger who died in 16S6 bfflco Room 0 Tyler Appeibon building Resi wholesale and retail slow duty scarlet coats that literally covered tho Tho troops moved forward with and whose father built the church dence on Queen street The Czar burst out laughing aud tiPTlTfifi ground Tho love of plunder on tho steps till they reached Fort Duqucsnc which has withstood tho ravages of J replied That is right enough Kapi- ¬ AtterneyaM tLsreIlln8 y part of the Indians enabled tho rem- ¬ November 25 1758 and took peaceable thrco wars tho Revolution the War is not large Collections promptly attended to nant of the army to escape Gen possession The garrison having on off but as the snuff box of 1S12 and tho struggle of 1S60 J- us you can keep it Vcteiinary Siugeon SUCCESSOR TO Braddock mortally wounded Col tho preceding night after evacuating enough for both of Tin co times it has een roroofed DA WATT SterlinTonmt day When for yourself Avillbo I Mt -- Miller Washington by consent of all took and setting tho fort on fire proceeded Wilson and it is now undergoing repairs of a needod will answer telegt am Tho box is still a treasured heirloom command and made a safe retreat down tho Ohio river very substantial and attractive nature VAN ANTOT To other causes than tho vigor of in tho Kapioff family a mute ovidenco and bids fair to be useful as a church DK HOWAKD taking their wounded General with in tho days of the OfllcowithDrWm Van Antwerp Short sticet them by placing him in the folds of the officers who conducted this enter ¬ to tho fact that Memo ¬ for tho next three conturits opposite tno couitjiuuco Czar Paul tho First there should have his largo silk sash and affixing tho prise tho capture of this important rial windows havo been constructed HAYDON M D U no need of Nihilistic organiza ArJK MU Steillnir Ky ends of it on two horses moving place is to bo ascribed Tho naval beon for it in England and whon again in r Jfflco near n sldence cor High K ycnmonj ow tisns and yet this good natured man AND abreast At tho Great Meadows his armaments had intercepted tho ro shape to uso it will present a very at- ¬ SUANKIVND in 1S01 JD U W C OUIlblDi strength failed him ho could go no inforccmciits designed by Franco for was cruelly assassinated tractive appearance Alt Slewing ivy Tobacconist NY further and tho end soon came His her colonies and tho pressure on Can ¬ Office No 0 West MalnSUnpstalis In this connection the fact is inter ¬ grave was dug near old Fort Necessity ada was such as to disable tho Gov- ¬ CLVYMOKEE esting that the present county clerk In another column of this paper will Attomey-at-LaH Washington road tho funeral service ernment of that Provinco from detach Alt Stillmr kv LOWEST RATES be found an advertisement of a medi of Ilso of Wight county tho same llroadway Office upstairs corner of Court nnd and tho grave was carefully concealed ing troops for Fort DuQucsnc The cino known as Chamberlains Colic county in which the old church is CHOICEST COMPARISON works woro repaired and the now to prevent discovery by tho Indians PROMPTEST SETTLEMENTS J S IILKT Attornoy-at-Lanamo of tho great Cholera and Diarrha a Remedy for located is the third or fourth of his Peo- ¬ fort received the Mt Stcrlln See Virginia a History of tho minister Wm Pitt who with un ¬ salo by druggist T G Julianof this lino that havo held that samo office - Of Any Anil All Agencies Offlco in Fizcr lllock up stairs with J U Elliott ple by John Estiu Coooko pp 344 paralleled vigor and talents governed recently llemoved from Owingsvlllo 1 Ilavinu place In almost every neighborhood in a continuous line of succession 1f Onillntr will time 351 ¬ tho Nation And that pretty nearly SS couiuof Montnensthomlad throughout the west thoio aro some sinco tho morning during tho RevoloiSlng counties and In the Aunei lor Court having been fatally ended tho contention about Fort Du one or more persons whose lives have lution struggle whon tho then in Ken ¬ Gon Braddock Cot it of Appeals and Federal Courts of or Fort Pitt Marshalls Qucsne tucky Prompt and careful attention will bo office aud joined the1 wounded tho survivors of tho battle Lifo of Washington pp 26 27 aU business entrusted to hint been saved by this remedy It is cumbont left tho given to royallist army to fight against his consent conferred tho by universal natural for such persons to tako Continued next week J chief or solo command of tho shatter ¬ especial pleasure in recommending the country Ex To Walk at Lancaster -- - AGENT on ed forces on Washington to con- ¬ romedy to others Tho praiso that One of tho first fruits of tho good AUCTIONEER duct them back to Virginia Ho follows its introduction and use makes works of tho Commercial Club is tho O RAILROAD C Tho most novel and perhaps tho was approhcusivo that tho enemy MT STERLING KENTUCKY west of depot most entertaining feature of tho first it immensely popular Whilo it is location of the factory for tho manu- ¬ services to tho people ot Montgomery nffcrs hU would pursue him and feeling that day of tho Fair Friday will bo a intended especially for colic cholera facture of McNeill Tinmnt attention U and surrounding counties Tinders ncw Mt Sterling Ky civcn to all sales of lersonal rropeity andReal if thoy did pursue him with tho forco notorious calto walk Several of tho morbus dysontary ahd diarrhaa it is electric meter here Messrs McNeill i yi iteasonauie Estate Terms Manufacturer and dealer In Tobacco Hogs- - ho had worn down by hardsorvico as young men and ladies of tho town also claimed to euro chronic diar ¬ hnnrt Ttnnirh Lumber and LaV0 lCO AVO mtlkO Tinder aro now in tho East having our business which is booming by doing tho it was ho would not bo ablo to resist havo already agreed to participate rhoea If such bo the case it is cer ¬ tho special machinery constructed offering Rough XUUlUr Ub BIJVU bestivoik and Tho Hon Durritt W Tribblo of lal prices which are never wet no aiso uo the cnomy and ho mado Capt J Madison county JACK STEWART tho famous cake tainly a God send to many a poor Thoy havo sold to S P Kerr one custom sawlnr Ashby a courier to Govornor Diu walkor is expected to enter Friday mortal AUCTIONEER twentieth interest for 1500 and to S Leximotoh Kt Come see widdio Govornor of Virginia and re ¬ July 15th is tho dato II Oden onc thirtioth interest for Vrompt attention glvfin to all sales entrusted to Seasonable vegetaVes at CarlKrieg- - siding at Williamsburg tho scat of laugh and grow rich Lancaster phiidren Cry for Pitchers Castoria orders at thlsofflce or addaoss 1250 Winchester Democrat lscare Xave 41 3t Ua care 01 iJiareaaoa now iiujhhh o j Government of Virginia with au ac Record ers - w iri f ADVERTISING RATES CO Wool Carding Judge Peters Reminisences V 3 -t SsAff vr ST A R Planing Mill Co - v - - Barnes Trim o JWpc- Ms Yirpiia -- ¬ - O MILER 3 - INSURANCE Real Elstatte -- w w -- WHFLETCHER Josiah Lindsay 1 O oO Jr Q iijj X MWNNWMJK gmjTThii iMMMUMJIMM 9 iff 5 MT STEBLI3STG- ADYOOATE TUESDAY JULY 321892 - K 9 n hf s ESTt Jt- - m k vocabulary will not mislead and Dcm Judgo Holts object on fin the House of Representatives this and other occasions and that Re ¬ Cc Advocate Publishing Company June 22 1892 publicans arc peculiarly sensitive bo our wuUiri bfW tl Now is vour chance - We causo they aro finding out his de ¬ mer goods down and are offering bargains in every depart- ¬ TUESDAY JUJV 12 I6t 2 A BILL to erect a postoffico building MX STERLING ceptive way Goodwins ment Childrens Mull Hats andLCapsat cost Ladies in tho city of Mt Sterling Mont ¬ They Lay It to Armour gomery county Ky Vests are all reduced Also our Hamburgs and Torchon DEMOCRATIC TICKET Male High School Bo it enacted by tho Scnato and Fverything marked down Have the best assort- ¬ In declining the Chairmanship of aces FOB VBKSIDENT Houeo of Representatives of the WILL BEGIN United States of America in Congress tho Republican National Committee ment of Fast Black Hose in the city CLEVELAND GllOVER ii Campbell obeyed tho wishes of assembled That tho Secretary ot the JO This far sighted NM Arm6ur Treasury be and ho is hereby author-¬ Phil FOB VICE PKESIDENT millionaire saw instinctively that if For catalogue giving cost etc ad- NO 21 WEST MAIN STREET MT STERLING KY 4 ized and directed to purchase suitablo dress ADLAI E STEVENSON Mr Campbell assumed tho duties of grounds in thncity of Mt Ster- ¬ manager ot tho Harrison forces tho M J Goodwin a m ling Montgomery county Kentucky V t dressed beef trust would bo an issuo FOB CIRCUIT CLEltK xrincipai PRIMARY and causo to bo erected thereon a iu tho campaign BH99HMBnBBHHnnBnnnMnnHiH HENRY R BRIGHT suitablo public building for postoffico Campbell had promised to take the may be di- ¬ and such other uses as job before ho had an opportunity to rected Tho cost of tho sito and fob sHEnirr consult Armour r The latter camo Tho Judicial District Commit- ¬ building thereon when completed Young Gets JNO C RICUARDSON down on his hired man liko a cyclono shall not exceed twonty fivo thousand tee in Kansas Campbell was told to put His dollars the plans and specifications to FOK CONGRESS aside ambition and shine exclusively bo previously made and approved by Wc aro authorized to announce the Secretary ot tho Treasury Pro ¬ for tho dressed beef trust Every ¬ Hon C R Brooks of MU Sterling vided That no money appropriated thing must be sacrificed Harrison Calls a Primary to Select a And the Appellate Convention party Illinois everything but the Montgomery county as a candid to shall bo available Judge for the 53d Congicss from the Tenth for this purposo Goes to Catlettsburg frozen meat combine i action of the until a valid titlo for tho ground fur District subject to tho Boforo leaving Washington Camp- ¬ We represent the most del- Democratic party said building shall bo vested in the bell had given tho President to under ¬ ebrated piano and organs Attorney We aro authorized o announce United States nor until tho State of stand that his acceptance depended on And Commonwealth IN THE INTEREST OF JDDGE COLE best known to the world cede to tho United Judge John E Cooper as a candidate Kentucky shall tho settlement of his business affairs for Judge of this tho 21st Judicial States cxclusivo jurisdiction over tho Mr Armour settled these business district composed of tho counties of same except tho administration of tho Tho bombard ¬ TIME MONDAY AUGUST 1 189 Bath Mcuefce Montgomery and criminal laws of said State and the aflairs promptly At a meeting of tho Democratic Hazelton Brothers Bush Rowvan subject to the action of tho ment which Cambell and the trust re ¬ service and of all civil process therein Executive Committee for tho First Democratic party ceived iu the Tho World hastened tho Gerts5 Smith Barnes nor shall any silo bo purchased until Tho District Committee of tho 21st Appellate district held in tho city Wo arc authorized to announco Mr Kingsbury Ivers havo settlement of Mt Sterling on tho Gth day of Henry D Combs as a candidate for estimates of a building shall If there is ono thing more than an Judicial District composed of tho July 1892 present R H Vnnsant Ponds Circuit Clerk of Menefeo county sub- ¬ been affirmed by the Secretary of tho counties of Bath Montgomery Mene ¬ Chairman E Polk Johnson by his ject to the action of the Democratic Treasury and no purchase of sito other that Mr Armour desires it is to feo and Rowan met at tho National proxy R H Vnnsant and C B keep public attention away from party nor plan for said building bhall bo Hotel Mt Sterling Ivy on Jufy 11 Poyntz by his - proxy nnd Z T To tho Democrats of tho First Ap approved by said Secretary involving his beef combine Mason Hamlins and Chi J Young Meanwhile cx Scuator Charles B 1892 There were present pellate District an expenditure exceeding twcnty ilvo cago Cottage From Bath Jno D Young Chmn Resolved That a dolecrutod con I am a candidate for tho npmination thousand dollars for site and building Farwell is enjoying tho complications From Montgomery II R French vention bo called to meet in Cnt- hugely lie has not mot MiyCamp forjudge of the Court of Appeals lettsDurg tsoyu county ivy on tno Sec 2 That the sum of twonty fivo subject to tho action of the Democratic bcll since tho famous letter was writ ¬ Chmn 18th of August 18G2 at 2 oclock p We also handle the best1 thousand dollars or so much thereof party Tho county conventions have From Rowan Dr Jerry Wilson m to nominate a Democratic can ¬ ten and ho has not yet been officially didate forjudge of the Court of Ap ¬ and latest improved called for August 13 1892 and as may bo necessary bo and tho same bcon tho idontity of proxy peals in tho First Appellate district lln general Convention for August 18 is hereby appropriated out ot any informed regarding Campbell From ITcncfec J L Elliston of Kentucky It was further 1892 at Catlottsburg Your snpport money in the Treasury not otherwise One William James Resolved That tho Democrats of is respectfully solicited Tho Fifer wing of the Republican proxy respective meet in appropriated to bo used and ex On motion it was resolved that a said district tho court thoir party will bo overjoyed at Campbells J II Hazelrigg counties at houses thereof pended for tho purposes aforesaid action as ho is sincerely disliked by primary election be held at tho various at 2 oclock p in on the 18th day of and this act shalUakc eflect from its voting precincts throughout said dis- ¬ August 1892 to solect delegates to The worlds two leaders r Now York World the Governor From being one of the bitterest par ¬ passage attend said convention Each coun- ¬ trict on August 1 1892 to nominate ty will bo entitled to ono voto for tisans this section has ever known WILSON WHEELER Frankfort Correspondence Democratic candidates lor Circuit each two hundred or a fraction ovor Judge Holt has bloomed into one of ono hundred votes cast for John New No o and the NEW Judgo and Commonwealths Attor- ¬ Young Brown for Governor and tho There arc men ot large pretensions tho most pronounced non partisan FitAXKroniiKY July 9 1892 dimin- ¬ ney Tho election shall bo held be Democratic papers of said First Ap ¬ HOME How this and small ideas big hats and office seekers among us see be ¬ Eds Advocate can never tween the hours of 7 oclock a m and pellate district aro requested to pub- ¬ wilcy political trickster can change utive brains who The bloody conflict 5 oclock p m Each County Com- ¬ lish tho proceedings of this district easy to aro Both Musical Instruments will bo illustrated by recalling the yond their noses and yet R H Vansant Chm Homestead Pa and tho grave sit- ¬ flinch before they arc pricked and at mittee shall appoint four officers of and sewing Machines we se5 fact that ho registered his vote they bawl out in uation still existing there between tho election in each precinct and they THE DISTRICT COMMITTEE at the lowest prices and givfefor tho ncgio Asbury against tho loud mouthed pro- ¬ expressions workmen and the owners of tho shall bo as equally divided among the clean white man Cecil for tho little rude and uncultured purchaser all the time needeM more fit ¬ tected steel plant is a solemn lcfuta different candidates as can bo done position of Register To no ono does this non political to meet payments which ar l by tho None but legal Democratic voters shall tingly apply than tho radical Republi- ¬ tiou of tho fallacy preached of the Land Office protective ino more-can sheet tho Gazette in its reference llopublican party that a be allowed to vote Tho expense For the Tenth Congressional mommy ana easy than can be saved up Notwithstanding tho attacks that to tho Advocate relative to its men ¬ tariff fosters American labor Tho of the election is to be borno by tho District Meets scenes enacted at Homestead during Office at residence on Rich candidates and they aro required to tho outlro Democratic pros has mado tion of Judge Holts speech July some of the mond avenue pay each his pro rata part thereof to this community the past week furnished upon Nil uuuvjivuu juriy wiuuii uiu Mi Tho citizens of Legislature a the fow weeks f in which it lias everv arc thoroughly acquainted with its record makors in tho Ifist Chairman of the County Commit ¬ rt goldeu opportunity for resolutions and tee before tho day of election The District Committee of the E L charged that should by any pet Judge W II Holt of tho Court wJrc speeches out of which thoy hope to The officers of election arc required Tenth Congressional district pursu- ¬ accidcnftJuU party bo successful in of Appeals his candidacy for Mr to return realize a little political capital Bill Though an the poll books of each pre ¬ ant to a call of tho Chairman H H and wily methods MT STERLING KY tho coming campaign a Force Pcttit the Peoples party candidate for cinct to Hon Jno D Young Chair ¬ Vansant met at tho National Hotel with all its aitc1ant evils would be extreme Republican as shown by his Congress in tho 2nd district rushed in Mt Sterling Kyat two oclock p man at Owingsvillc Ky before tho m foisted upon thlcountly we have yet past record ho is begging Democrats July Gth 1892 Presont Clark that ilk tliat lias tor their sufirago on the ground that in for laurclsthat would last him till 5th day of August 1S92 and to make B A Tracy Chr Elliott R H Old Kentucky Route to see one paper tho November elections are over and a certified statement of tho voto to Vansant Chr Estill W H McCar denied in tho least tmrvero charge tho offico is non political that ho is his sinister and discreditable purposo tho County Chairman RclmbTie W not making the raco as a politician N N AND M V CO E- D ty proxy Floyd R H Vansant made against tho party was so palpable that members exposed Tho District Committee will meet proxy Leo H R French proxy fall means tho passage of ayd that he has done his full duty as success this him on the floor of tho House Several the Force Bill and the beginning of a pujUc servant lacking one day members despairing of a summer ad- ¬ in Owingsvillc Ky on Friday Au ¬ Magoffin W M Kendall proxy Short Line to- gust 5 1892 to canvass tho voto of the Menofee Jas H Williams Chr the end of tho liberties of tho people This samfr Judgo delivojcd what has 1 Philfiflnlnliin journment and seeing tho treasury primirics aud the candidate for Cir- ¬ Montgomery H R French Chr WjiRliiTijrtnn been called a FouittKJViily t pecch empty have folded their tents liko tho cuit Judgo receiving the highest num MorgnnW M Kendall Chr Pike Judge Holt is one of the very Baltimore New York j in this county and tho Gazgtto would Arab and silently stolen home and ber of votes shall bo declared tho R H Vansaijtprpxyj Powell B bitterest Republicans in the State Ho was have you believe that his intend Hit Prmif nni tlin SoaSlm has no hcsitancyas past experience has free from any ellort in any way toVl- - those Avho remain aro already at nominee for that office and tho can ¬ A TracyCproxy Wolfe TiH Vnn work on a scheme to resume payment didate lor Commonwealths Attorney sant proxy proven in advocating and defending vertiso himself in his campaign amSl On motion H R French wns olect Tlin DIKECTLINE TO most ultra position his party shall tho jy providing that only one flfth in ¬ receiving the highest number of vot altogether actuated by tho patriotism The following resolu- ¬ ed Secretary he does not happen to bo stead of two fifths of tho school fund shall be declared tho nominee fpiytiiat take when Lexington Louisville tion was adopted the love of country which permeated He is the representative a candidate shall be reserved for the October de ¬ office Con- ¬ Bo it resolved That a District St Louis his very soul Kansas City of the party that has given us tho mands vention bo hold on August 811892 nt Jno D YouxQfChajrmau ¬ Chattanooga Memphis The picnic was gotten up and man Billion Dollar Congress tho villainous 9 oclock a m at Estill Springs Es- ¬ II R Fkexcit Secretary Tho Insurance bill which is now ¬ Tho object be ANDALIi IOIKTS steal known as tho McKinloy Bill and aged by W E Bean till county Ky to nominate a Dem ¬ Judgo awaiting tho GoveVliOVs signatn is ¬ ing to make money out of it South aud Tho Gazette has at last unmasked ocratic candidate foij Congress from West and Northwest which top sheafed its infamy by at¬ objectionable to tho merchants of Loutempting to strike tho severest blow Holt was invited to speak on that day isville and a committee waited on tho itself and declared for that vile revo- ¬ tho Tenth Congressional district Southwest ¬ at free Government this country has because Mr Bean know an advertise Governor aud asked him to veto tho lutionary measmure the Force Bill Tho basis of representation shall bo IN EFFECT JANTJAKY 4 1891 ever known by saddling upon us tho ment with his name on it would bill They claim it will drive all for Unblushingly it takes up tho defonso ono dolegato for each two hundred or fraction ovor ono hundred votes bring out his beloved Republican A vote for diabolical Force Bill of a measure so infamously vile that Vast Llrntd Acom Acoem oign companies out ot tho State cast for Governor Brown Thad Stevens Oliver P Morton and Resolved That county mass meet- ¬ East Bound Mail Kxmcss Daily Dally Judge Holt is only an endorsement of friends and that tho gate fees would Dully Daily EV Sun Ex Sun He also kuow the all that is vilo and mean in tho Re- ¬ bo increased It is asberted that a majority of tho others whoso names have gone down ings or precinct meetings as tho Judgo would ouly bo too glad to ac- ¬ committee on Capital location aro in to history as partisans ot tho bitterest 7 SEatn 15pm 45pm Oam publican party County Committco may determine LoxltiKton L e 8 SJam 70 OUpra 7S 10pm 11 80pm Winclicrftii cept an invitation to parade himself favor of Frankfort If thoy were all type would havo turned from with shaUbo held in each county to select Jit S toiling An1 8 5Jam 87 110pm 7 pm12 05pm 1 before a people whom ho hoped to fa- ¬ hostile to Frankfort thoro is no proba ¬ loathing and horror Tho passage of delegates to tho District Convention OlhoIIill lq ICHOimflOlpni lUUVpm JJA1LV What Wo Think 145um 12 lOlllll 11 JUMiml k JKrtnr lllll vorably impress with his gifted ora- ¬ bility that two thirds of all tho mem ¬ tliis measure means a cordon of negro Tho mass meetings shall bo held at CnttktteMirK u unJiin Ivo liipm 10 Kipm It was unnecessary bers could agree upon any othor sito bayonots at tho polls means tho death 2 oclock p m on Saturday August iiuuungiun mv ijMjput ll Oipm A Republican reader of the world torical powers lliTam asks us iu a triumphant manner what and would havo been in bad taste for for the Capital and there is no neces ¬ knoll of a free ballot has been sounded 27 1892 If precinct meetings aro West Bound DAUV wo think of the declaration signed tho honored Judge to havo framed sity for any alarm whatever on the meansau internecine war to which called they shall bo hold on tho 25th day of August at 2 oclock p m and Huntington Lao o ooam 1 20pm at Chicago by tho Now sentences though dclicato and reliued part of citizens hero Oifipm and put forth that of 18G1 G5 was a plaything U 57m ilim 1 Ifljim tho County Convention shall bo hold Citlettsbuig fi Unu 1 rojmi Ashland York del agates that tho nomination and of easy diction literally advoca- ¬ t iupm Under all its cloverly worded disguises at 2 oclock p m on August 27th 8 20am 8 OJpm 1 OOani S 55lim OlivuHIll Tho House passed that section of of Mr Cleveland would expose tho ting his claims as a candidate but bill caroloss of tno evils it will Ex Sun bill making stock- ¬ this 10 It wns further resolved that all Mt Staling Iao 11 S7nm i 82iiin n 251m vnm party to the loss of the electoral vote thoso who know him may answer tho Corporation u 15am 4 sspm 0 15nm 1 holders liable for doublo tho amount bring is framed for the sole almost Democratic newspapers in tho dis- ¬ Winchester Ait 12 Opm c 80pm 8 03am 2 55pm Lexington 45pm these questions Would he after these of the State avowed purposo of perpotuatiug trict bo requested to publish theso tho LIMITED VESTinULin attempt to many years of close application and of their stock EYIltESS Wc think it was a last tho Republican party in power Tho proceedings Tho Committeo then dally and has Vestlbuled Iullman Sleepers runs Uo- Tho Circuit Court has just ad ¬ Gazetto with an audacity worthy of a adjourned to moot at Estill Springs iccn JxmsMiicjoiiiRton Washington New turn asido tho Democracy of tho nation arduous labor of which wo hear so is from its manifest determination in much from his own lips from tho et journed Judge Montfort docided better Caiibo recklessly throws itself Ky atG oclock p m August 30 1892 maclolpait or tho colcluated F This train ot V East Huntington on tho 0 O lloutc l R H Vansant Chr ¬ other words that it was tho iiual des fects of which ho must be weary and against tho State in the suits for back into tho ranks of tho most vicious par- ¬ FASTMAILTKAlNSran daily except Sun ¬ R FiiENOir Secy E day between Lexington and Huntington Make perate throw iu a losing game of con- ¬ worn havo consontcd to orato on such taxes ugainst several railroads tisan Republicans aud shouts in tho untington vitli CO 11lCACtc0UIAuct nSo txS vention politics an occasion without pay robbing the M lth S V Ky Turnpike Lotting At Wlnchnstnr with face of tho pcoplo among whom it V It I nrrtli ml ciT two is3ues to bo emphasized in ivos Down Etos up Mars The Only that and nothing more school boy of his opportunity had he Tho officers of tho Preston and toiiMitliLNMLS and JNO Tl Kail Any nomination that could have not desired to edgo tho implement it this Campaign aro the Force Bill and Pealed Oak Turnpike Company will rouls WfW Were not the Robber Tariff Tho ono would beon made would havo exposed tho behooved him to grind Mr Harrisons search for a man to lot two and One third miles of tho N a north end of said road all bids to be ovccltr Sunday ColinecU at party to tho loss of tho electoral vote thorcasons given for tho celebration steal from tho people thoir liberty in managc his campaingn who posscses in by July 23 1892 and directed to Winchester to and fiom K C point and at Lov lngton w itii L S KyfoiLoulsllleKy Now York is a doubt- ¬ of tho and tho order to porpetuato tho Republican se3 tho moral elasticity of a Quay or the President of said road at Crooks Glorious Fourth of the State ful State in Presidential elections It oratory which foil liko sweet musical party in power tho othor would rob Dudley vailed by tho righteous ve ¬ P O Bath county Ky For specifi- ¬ ror full information in regard IntesNoutoa to y Bnt r ttUor lias always beon doubtful No nom chords on a summer evening for the them of thoir money in order to on neer of a Wanamakor is becoming cations and terms call on G M Ew HueortS l ctu ¬ decidely discouraging Samuol Fes ing President The company re purpose of perpetuating not tho patri ¬ rich tho few ination could havo insured it Huntington 0 L Brown sonden of Now York has also refus ¬ serves tho right to reject any and all But Graver Cleveland can carry it otism of a God fearing and country G M Ewing McKinloy ed to accept tho position and tho Pres ¬ bids Tho working of tho tliHLyear if any Domocrat could and loving people put tho speaker again ident is said now to favor Gen Mich Lexington Ky chances aro growing everyday that to that position of honor and remuner Tariff is beautifully illustrated by tho cnor of Indiana while tho majority President Preston and Pealed Oak tho G W Barney Tnrnpiko Company Honied of the committco want Senator Saw W S Harrison ho will carry it N Y World ation Tho Gazettes slop over of doings tho past week at tho i 48 3t July 2 1892 yer Courier Journal GALexlugtonKyGAA8hlandlCy wo think Republican stead works ot Carnegie Co discourteous This is what its mean the advocate HQNJVM KENDALLS BILL rr- - ocratq kndw have--inflrkedE- ll Sixth Session t FEENEY Sept 5 1892 JflERE IT IS Work Taylor In Muskl ji InstrumeVts r ORC3r AIsrS ¬ Sewing Mac3aines -- - Dapn tr J - -- ¬ W- 11 - 1 1 a IP- - I 1 Vj ¬ h A Hi i o iSic A j laffiyUJrwdfitVvJu m rtksai n r J f j 1 ska iKrlH r arattUUM jv t A5 n ititti 1 r I r MTBTEBMKa ADVOCATE TUESDAY JULY 12 1892 V JF V V paAlIOCATH GENERAtiNEWS Tljo other jlay - LAND SfOCK AND CROP Johnson bought 0u Igs in Boylo county for August and Sep George- ¬ tember delivery at 4 cents town Times Soveuty six car loads 1500 cattle wcro shipped over tho Louisville Southern railroad from Tyrone to tho Eastern markots last weok Tho train This is prob- ¬ was in thrco sections ably tho largest shipment of cattle George ¬ ever mado from Kentucky town Times John Embry of Jessamine county and Mr Mallory of Chicago repre ¬ senting Nelson Morris the exportor quietly slipped into Danville yester ¬ day and bought tho first export cat- ¬ tle tht havo been sold hero this sea- ¬ son They bought 195 head from Peter Gentry and 73 head from It D A E Logan at five cents per pound These two lots estimated together will avcrago 1G25 pounds and bring Em- ¬ the handsome sum of 22587 bry bought 57 head of Georgo Dugan at i 50 per hundred and Monte Fox purchased 21 head for him from Porter Sandidgo at 450 These will average about 1000 pounds Fox also bought sixteen head from Ike Shelby at 450 D N Prowl tt bought fifty seven stock hogs from Sam Shclton and It D Bruce at 4 cents and a few from Smith Itowo and Win Baughman at 3J cents Danville Advocate Levee Items The wheat harvest is over in this rl tr m riiH Hi ny r- -i n f fr fS rnl iliwlk J C j iuSi ¬ locality Mrs Pato is a very sick woman Sho has consumption Bevs VValtor Pigg and II L Watte will hold a series of mcotings at Mac donia church commencing tlio 12ii inst and will continue eight or t days Tho blackberry prop this season is slim one iu this section a Estill Springs a- - vrild steer got l- iLoulp samo loow near the Four Courts Yi ln and it finally dropped dead flfteen-ycar-old Several police officers at once 1ia vt n 1 1 n n A wuguu uuug nt mu iimuuuuuu nilflTlfll ui boy m i LILLY OTEL LILLY Ilotrl N ft ill i At the Proprietors U time a Albert Tolsch fell mortally wounded by a stray bullet Soveral other by ¬ standers were slightly injured by stray balls from the officers revolvers At tho Democratic Convention iu t Louis to nominate Supremo Court Judges a resolution was adopted sympathizing with tho workmen in their fight against tho iron barons Vhd asking if bullets and coffins aro the kind of protection they get under G D Burgess tho McKinlcy law fj B McFarlano andT A Sherwood wcro nominated Lostor II Gale teller and W E Turner bookeopor of tho City Sav ¬ ings Baukof Nashvillo have fied tak- ¬ ing with them about 11000 of tho Banks funds They aro supposed p be in Cuba or Mexico Chris L Magce who donied a ro- jfllvPQ t that Mr llarrison had a3kcd him endeavor to 6ottlo tho labor troublo fW Ilomestoad was iuvPittsbug lastaweok trying to induco Carnegies repV i vaaniiKirivno m tnnUn terms witn the w A3 H men 11 Thobecs are not twarming thl season and they arc making no honey Mrs Worslcy of Powell county la vishing her daughter Mrs Belle Pcaslcy The farmers are now laying their 1 I ow open for tho nc- mlntion of guc itj The tiiiiiiiiko natu utcil L111I11I11UIII rcnnntel ami retnlitil Xcw linen fin J iooiim nnil tiible Thonniithly trained ner vmiNiuo einnlovcil llleclrfn llLrlim ant hells haio j i eii nut In X large roonif bath room for liatlilup ultli mineral y wntciv Iiim heen hullt nnil m titl with cx a oellent annul uus TMi lintliliiL U tnii celled Tim imimtntmiiiU it tli Ilili JlJJoutiielynew Thucelelnnteil fJJ Till i 1 3 1 nif lil cornby There is a good deal of chicken cholera in this section this Season Tho tobacco crop is not very promising at this time Si Lalkixs Louisville Tobacco Market Furnish ed by Clover Si Durrott Louisville Tobacoo Warehouse Sales on our market for tho week ¬ heen cnngcil for the season Weg iluiicinir hnll In Kentnekv l of jKilUheil IiiihHvoimI auuinpiuutiliu c UVLT IIUIU IIMlU i JUI1 anil ciiHnei Cnlifoinli Mountain nt nn eaiyKrmle Ktom tho top of thU mount- - i aln joti him a nnu lew of tho most bcau s tiftil lanil cafc 4 fHI SMftll ilf flu millnmnhl in wmi f c V mbithin tcnnlt court lHntlititf ulliyoru- llmiet lacroe nuoltic nnil m inv ntliiivi q il Kcllglonii wtvIcim on each tJabbath b l llJJemiiicnt inhilHteic Tiiu is tiiu most delightful luno tliibost m Thu Hoot Iiik U lla Trosts Orchestra t If S 1 1 3 SUMMER RESORT In tho South Writo at onco for term r ft Jr 1 just closed amount to 2340 hurts with receipts for tho samo period of 2112 hhds sales on our markot since Jany 1st amount to 95314 hhds Sales of the crop of 1891 on our market to this m m ESTILL SPRINGS COMPANY To the wise is es good as a kick to fool Youre wise and youll only need a hint Its this Our lino of l K91 invixn ky V r H B B Hy i 1 np qrr GLOTHING I S1 v C iil awMiinffw miuitTiirin IgCEJiPmMnCttJItlUttWlgTmwifwe datoSLMhhds Our market this week has doveloped no change in tho hurley market Tho very coninioir gistlbtj continue fo sell high and tho demand is active for colory goods of all grades but the me ¬ dium grades of red fillers arc rather low The growing crop as a rule i reported in fairly promising condition Tho following quotations fairly repre- ¬ sent our market for hurley tobacco crop of 1891 Common colory trash - - - f4 to 7 Medium to good colory trash V to 9 Common lug not i olory - 5 to 7 Common colory lugs - Medium to good colory lugd Common to medium leaf Medium to good leaf - Good to fino leaf Select wrappory tobacco- -- mWilffisr COMPOUND A iccent ilccociT b nn old phiirian Huccessfulh ned monthly by thousand of Ladles Is the imlv per fectly safe anil reliable medicine disco ored llewaiijof uiiin iuclplei IfiicKitj hoofler In- ¬ ferior medicine iu ince of thf Aik fop Cooks Cotto Koot GoiirorND take no Btibititutc or inclose 1 mid cents iu postage in letter nnil we will n np sealed by return mall Full sealed pititiciihiH inplain cmelope to ladles oulj 1 HATS TRUNKS AXD- - H iwlv I I I f m j Arkansas Republican Conven- Tho Gcrmantown Fair Company H lfl1 was held at Little ltock ami a ofTcrs a premium of 200 for tho best Srato ticket nominated for tho first saddle horde maro or gelding also W G Whippo 200 for tho best harness horse maro time in ton years Peoples or gelding was named for Govcnor VALISES Surpasses anything in this market and our prices are tho lowest for quality of goods submitted Wc arc upsetting all precedents and rules and will surprise you Hy managers had expected the Rq- licans to indorso tho Peoples par- uomiuecs John Morrisjiarvcsted 24 acres of wheat which mado a yield of 850 bushclp an avcrago of 35 5 G bush¬ tamp- - Addles to I lr4 ILiff Wilhchu got nearly four hundred arre Pa bushels of wheat It is turning out fuolni Lvons and Ilenry Cabell two well and is being sold at 74 cunts aj rell known vonujr society men of Nicholasvillo Democrat w Richmond Va wore arrested to pro- Capo Jasmines for sale Ten cents rent a duel each In Clay county Ala a bad negro Maky Trait IJeddiin Proposed mamago to Miss Julia Wil- 7S Winn St iamsi a well known young white wo- For Sale nan She of course refused IIo as- Pllicton and harness homo mtttlc uiltcil her and vis soon a corpse at the hands of an indignant band of and as good asnow One Ingrain carpet all wool citizens who filled his miserable car- Two gasoline stoves jass full of lead M One wardrobe x radnator Maudcreon has introduced One washstand bill to create a National Highway MJStW A lot of chairs of all sorts Apply to investigate tho need B-- hrco men wcro instantly killed by els to the acre II of coul in tho Lenten and Vik- On sovcutecu arro Compunica mine near Wilk acres of land Chas Xo Dctioit Jllch Sold In Mt SteilniR by ICennedv Hros M S IlojdU Moyd T O Julian and lUugpsts Pond LIlvCo 8 Fisher Jtlncl my HfcJATftly Pyij jrfmsralfah jvrsf1 I XX Ijj PI Ju Kjay M 3bw Ql verjwheie zLJL iL 2L - -- 74 to 10 lO to 15 8 to 14 14 to 17 17 to 25 25 to 31 lJ Mniih Iffi SUCCESSOR TO W S CALDWELL YMCA Notos Daily prayer meeting each day from 1145 a in to 12 15 p in Sunday the 17th tio meeting will he led by Coleman Groves From the Association Year Book wo quote the following figures There are in America 1373 associations with a membership of 227090 1140 por sons are at work as General Secretary and other paid officers In these asso- ¬ ciations the average daily attendance is 51745 Tho Milburn wagons aro the best where tho greatest strength is needed The Milburn ig tho strongest and is as light running as any wagon made W W Becd rccommond them abovo all other makes aud is selling stacks 49 2t of them My Motto Thcro is always room at tho top Therefore thiidc carefully Dccido wisely mmMMm few t V SiRh Statement of the Condition of ihi rxowlVrTftIA Commission it- of the country in regard to roads and CORRESPONDENCE f report to Congress Tho parties who wcro eclKug the Grassy Lick questions of the Stutc Board of Eclu cation for the examination of tcach- V IIEamsey spont Saturday and or were Saturday arrested in Breathitt county and placed in lie Suiiday at Arinchestor will hi6 jail at Jackson Tho grand jury in- - parents tictctl them Hazel Grcon Herald Mrs Dr Robbing of Jviddville is visiting the family of JasTV Mason One of the most disastrous wrecks hat has over occured ou tho Louis- - aud A J Edmonson tvillo Southern railroad took place Prof McFarron of Ohio is in the Vftnday evening about 7 oclock near neighborhood applying fbv tho school Fishorvillc about twonty fivo miles at Grassy Lick and stands a goodl One man was killed chanco of getting it from Louisville aud there were a number severely Shirley Mason met with a painful wounded accidont last week while cutting wheat The Cynthiaua Domocrat has been with a sclf binncr by getting his Three sold to Mr James M1 Allen Who hand caught in the machine has for soveral years been connected fingers wcro badly torn with- tho Post Gibson Miss Itc Blackborry and peach cobblers reillo havo mado their appearance on the Vermin was so thick in tho old jail tables The former crop is very largo that while tearing it down tho work- ¬ It would bo a good time for Joo Ilcd men were compollcd to stop work and den to como to tho cquntry It h burn them out before they could pro- ¬ said that ho is fond of blackberries ceed Georgetown Times Thoso who havo threshed thoii i TMin Hnnitrrif mini tntlitnitir nAninntiir wheat aro well pleased with the U 1 J WlliyUM WWlU iWs been mustered into tho State yield Some crops aro reported ut ruayds as Company A regiment making 35 bushols to tho acre Newton and Harry Green and Ma 1 Tho Glasgow Herald has been Bold rion Cockrell sold to Mr Brown oi fc to tho Glasgow Times and the papers Lexington all of their grass seed will bo consolidated which will be about 3000 bushels at A cloud burst occurred in tho east- ¬ 4G cents per bushel to bo delivered ern part of Christian county Much tho 1st of August injury was dono to grain and tobacco J N Mason and family of Bour The will of V II Hobart was filed bon county spout Saturday and Sun leaves his property day with Mr Masons parents day V the otherparts and his to three children iu equal Win B Green bought and shipped No mention is mado of tho horses and last week a car load to iit is not known what will become of cinnati bought at 2 of cattloceutp Cinand 3 tlomr Young Hobart knowsuothing There has been a good deal of com alout horses and cares little for themso it is likely that this year tnoy will go inont about Undo Frank Grigsby to tho auction block Tho Californiaus pumpkin story that was in the Ad hoped to see a clauso in tho will pro- ¬ vocate last week No one doubt viding for tho life of the farm as it Uncle Franks word but say thcro h stands but it was not there and a one about tho Advocate office thai reat establishment will probably go has a grudge against him ut or cxistonco before tho year is out Win B Gcon bought of Jamet Nancy Hanks trotted at Bolmont tyado ami Elijah Mooro 51 head of ark on July 7th in 2114 If tho fat cattlo at 3 cents These ciitMc nr 111 II IfAAIMI v tl It A at tV ItAll t lliaiu ttwjn in iuiiii diiu ujii uuuk uii eauT to bo a very cheap lot and will lavorage 1500 pounds tting recorua mts season ¬ ¬ ¬ to - C W Carpextkh Exchange Bank ofKentucky MT STERLING KY At the Close of Busine33 June 80th 1892 5100000 00 OXXIASv The Mt Sterling Mar- ¬ IiBSouiicns LOANH AVl UlSCOllKTH I Liabilities Capital Stock v umjto Fund to Cover DukHamjs Deposits CciNTINUDNT FLSI I Pay Taxes ble and Granite Company are prepared to do all kinds OVKKUUMTS ItllAL 1sTATC tHifiil iav rroo 71 os OITICB of Ueal Estatb ron lBnT IrRMTtrnc axd Kixtuuiis 1LK FROM llVSKD 500000 00 15C0 00 S3SW 29 7114 S3 S JTTiiO lbCSIl 750 00 1000 00 778 SI Lossna arble Work As well and as cheap as any other company They also furnish fAsu and Cash Items TOTAL TURNINGS ir 838 00 0 TOTAL 52701 3000 00 1121 58 1000 00 8277229 G1 AilLlIlJ LAST SIX MONTHS Ab FOLLOWS Iatknpk j U ClEIlITEIl TO CONTIMIENT Fl CllEniTEUToFLNU TO COVLI JllBIlITBD TO PnOHT AMI Loss Nl ami Taxes f7013 41 - - - - LoSSErt 7913 41 vlft Then act promptly buy a White or Becse Apd sowing machine Address P L Itcssu IG tf Mt Sterling Ky W W Heed will mako you very low prico on brass and porcelain lined 49 2t kettles WTK wim--g- Cemetery Fixtures tX T2E IT THIRTY SIXTH JOHN G WINN Cashier Shells Seats Stands Crys talized Flowers Urns c We will On all building work Be- ¬ ing situated as we are we are able to work cheapcr than any other house in this Call at our shop countrj No 38 West Main street see onr Stock Designs and Workmanship STEELING oTCrifcTIE NATIONAL TO BAR fecz li Make t Bids SEMI ANNUAL STATEMENT THE STOCKHOLDERS 30 1BS2 LonnsanU liconiits OtcnlnttU United btntus bomU Oilier 1mH1s nnil stocks Ileal estate fuutltuiu nml Due from biukx iislion hand li i percent iiltiiiitioii fund ltme 2rioss ks Cnpltil stock 4T7 7i Munlus fund dilation 5000 00 til Dhidends uupiid 42i 00 Ulldnlded niolltd 7502 00 ontinfjentfund 112 K 441li2 K 175 0 31 IlHi to liankis ZiobilLtlas 100000 00 1H000 00 21J00 00 120 00 448 41 1000 00 Iiuliidtial dcpositi Timoeeitiflcatesof dupoit Total 170002 if uW0 11 0J20 Sit Total Jiosbs 115711 4 eu nines latt SIM Four per cunt dnlilend Addm to hiirilii4 fund UndiidCil luollts lvmalnlnn--- aisrocsD or Kvpciiso nccomit - i luontlis A3 zrozuowz 2120 Oil 7203 10 4HX X 500 00 413 43 72lW 41 TOM k UCrAY3rcKsi IS Iiusnr Watson- - Z lEJ SaSTCH Cashier CTJItE Sixth Semi Annual Statement to the Stockholders of ¬ lndijje3tion Dyspepsia Nausea Real Estate and Sour Stomach Sleeplessness kers Insurance Headache Norvous Pros- ¬ Agents Houses tration Neuralgia Pal ¬ for sale or rent pitation of tho Heart Weakness of Back Feelings oi Languor and Lassitude Gen oral Debility La Grippe Loss of Energy LOSS OF APPETITE MKEE WATSON Etc Etc 1 In uo for yearn hy eminent ptiyxlolan nd mireeotiH In the Unttuil auto and pnv aounced by tuem the lievl TONIU uxunt It ouret where all other fall Try it and be eonrlneed Aikyonr DrngeUtforlt 25 cent per annum Corner of Court and Broadway streets Mt Sterling Ky I am agent for Princess and Cly Bond Bro- ¬ and Loan lots farms Will sell a house and loan half the money to pay for it Investments made in stocks paying 12 per NEW FARMERS BANK At Mt Sterling Ky June 30 1S92 Resources N10131 87 JV ltill t Recelabo Iteul lMnte Firnlturo and Fixtures Duo from Hanks Overdraft Caslion Hand ExncusoandTaios Capital Stock 2018J Individual UuptMlt 1000 00 Surplus Fnnd 47272 50 Undivided Frotlts 1027132 Dhldund Unpaid 15439 09 Duo Hanks and Hankers 370171 Notes and Hills Re dlseouuttHl Liabilities RBOOOO 00 371121 00 40000 00 17313 48 8 00 7803 S7XXW 53 21760 12 43 Total Tj 8713099 43 Total M PRICE J ED RAY 100 PEIt CO BOTTLE L A - IVk at Maris PJLItia KY ul Proprs max byclclee Tho beat makes Havo thrco in stock and will sell cheap Edward M Baih 47 3t dross EarnlnggS Mouths Disposed of asrfollws Kxpono fl7313 48 V Ku - Had debts chnred oft Dividend Ko 13 per cont Remaining to Undivided Fronts 13701 71 7500 00 1195 77 117313 48 tuir a CHAS M GRUBBS Cashier fc niii VJ yffft liyfffi iWdfojfaJMraM 1J TfWSJVf i Wt ft rrnpiP - B9W Atf MrJY V a Gs STERLIjN tt Al LOCATE TUESDAY JULY 12 t f 1S9 THE ADVOCATE k A Rloh Diamond Mine A National Falling Tthink said a West End physician Americans should bo described as a nation oi incdicine takors Tho re ¬ turns from tho sales of patont medi cines are astonishing but no general practitioner is at all surprised at this becauso ho has long sinco learned that hypochondria exists almost universally and that medicine taking is tho great delight of an enormous percentage of nnnkiud Ouo groat object a doctor should have in view is to euro with as few doses as possible and I beliovo that ninety nine out of 100 medical students commence practice with this idea before them If their experience is liko mino they have somewhat lot down in thoir efforts in this direction and if they have not done so they have certainly offended quito a largo number of patients Thero scorns little to choose between tho 6cxcs in tho matter of a desire to tako medicine regularly and B Tho most curious instauco of how unexpectedly hidden wealth can Vo rovcaled is connected with tho dis ¬ covery of tho Wcssloion mine tho riches of which wero only found out less than two years ago Wosslcton is a farm situated not ilvo miles from Kimbcrly and has over and over again been thoroughly prospected by experts It remained for a simplo Boor to bo tho instrument in bringing tho precious stones from Natures storehouses to tho eyes of tho world Hiding out at sundown to bring iu his horses from tho veldt whoro they had been running all day lio saw a small it somo animal called a mecrcat what resembles a weasel and burrows in colonies like rabbits industriously 6crapiug somo earth from its hole Some peculiarity of tho ground so thrown up led tho Dutchman to fill his haudkorchief with it and after ho had stabled his horses by tho dismal light of a small lamp ho examined the naturo of tho earth To hi3 astonish ment and delight ho found a three quarter carat diamond in tho sand Further search at tho ineorcats hole revealed other diamonds and six months ago no less than 2250000 was refused for tho farm Tho great Dclicorfl Company recently acquired a quarter share in tho samo for 175000 and sinco tho accidental discovery abovo referred to over 200000 carats of flno white diamonds havo beeu ex tracted from tho mino ji tv it If is often impossible to persuade an H apparently rational minded patient that a cure has been effected that no more medicine is needed and that nothiug but good diet and careful habits arc required to build up tho constitution A number of doctors save themselves from falling from grace by prescribing a harmless tonic after effecting a cure but thoso who prido themselves in disposing of cases by aid of a dozen doses or less seldom attain to any great popularity The often quoted and much vaunted practice in China of paying a physi ¬ cian whilo his patient is well and stop ¬ ping his pay during sickness could never be introduced successfully into thi3 country because so many people who are perfectly well arc prepared to file affidavits that they arc danger ¬ ously sick that no doctor under tho China regime would bo able to earn his board fSt Louis Globe-Democr- at Kentucky Fairs Shclbyvillc July 13th to 15th Eminence July 19th to 23rd Harrodsburgr July 25th to 30th Danville August 2nd to 6th Versailles August 2ud to 6th Columbia August 9th to 12th Sharpsburg August 9th to 13th Nicholasville August 16th to 19th Lebanon August 23rd to 26th Maysville August 23rd to 27th Lexington August 30th to Sept 3d Paris September 6th to 10th Bardstown September 6th to 10th VinchesterSeptembcr 13th to 17th Elizabcthtown Sept 13th to 16th Horso Cve Sept 20th to 23d Cynthiana Sept 21 to 24th Springfield August 9 A days days Franklyu August Bowling Green September 6 days Lawrcnceburg August Henderson August 23 5 days tains information of no little value to persons troubled with indigestion For ycara tho editor of tho Po3t hns boon sub- ¬ ject to cramp colic or fits of Indication thnt prostrated him for sovcrnl hours nnd unfitted him for business for two er thrco days nftcr wnrd About a ycni- - ngo wo called on S J Jlutchcr druggist nnd asked for something to ward og an attack that was already making life hideous Mr Jlutchcr handed us a lwttlo of Chamberlains Colic Cholear and Diarrhoea Kcmcdy We took tho medicine according to AM in it to win and will do it by handling only the best make of goods and selling at a small profit The time is off for success in a small business with large profits Business Men can only hope to at Bettor than Dehorning tain success in this day of progress by many sales CURES NOTHING BUT PILES each article bearing a small profit and then every cus- ¬ you wish to havo hornless cattle If without dehorning them bogin with A SURE and CERTAIN CURE tomer must be treated alike How unfair it is to sell known for 15 years as tho BEST 1X3 to one man tho calf Rub tho horn and around it at a certain price and because his neighbor REMEDY FOR PILES 8TL0n8 as it begins to bud out with a moist- rwptrt J by niCmnPS0VTATLOK pj is a little closer to sell to him for less money It is ened stick of caustic potash This 14 not risrht Mv stock of FURNITURE is will effectually destroy tho growth n NEW not a piece of old stock It has been pur- ¬ and tho operation appears to bo near Jl chased for the cash it is in my store less all discounts ly painless Thero is no doubt that ml Buying my entire stock at once by car load shipments hornless cattlo arc quieter and moro I have saved considerable freight expense and by easily handled thou others and tho m these methods my stock is put in the store much majority of cattlo feeders would at cheaper than when small orders are made hence I can once adopt the practice of dehorning sell at very close figures saving money to my if they wero satisfied that it did not IP fflMragiM Ji customers and making some for myself torture tho animal but there can bo Goods which no cruelty in doing it as we havo sugfl I have subjected to very lov prices JH gested in tho foregoing Indiana BED ROOM SUITS DiNING ROOM FUR- Farmer- m JNJLTUKK PARLOR SUITS FOLDING Tho following clipped from tho BEDS WARDROBES BOOK CASES SIDE- ¬ m Burlington Junction Mo Post conBOARDS ETC ¬ MKD CO - McCann Stockwcll Co importers of china glass and housekeeping wares corner Mill and Main streots Lexington Ky headquarters for lino wares at low prices Wo are now re ¬ ceiving tho largest nicest and cheap- ¬ est stock of wares wo over had A decorated breakfast dinner and tea set 112 pieces for 900 A nico chamber sot - - - - 225 -125 A tin set 50 Fine thin tumblers per dozen lamp Duplex A nico parlor burner ten inch shade and bowl to match all set in brass for - - 150 Our lines of cheap waros and flno wares aro very complete and any one visiting Lexington should step iu look and learn if you caro not to buy No newspaper can describo our stock Como and sec corner Mill and Main 31 3m strcot6 Lexington Ky Boarding House routed tho Baum building on East Main street and havo fitted up a numbor of rooms I am thoro foro prepared to accommodato my friends with board and lodging by the week day or meal Special attention paid to Court day dinners Charges I havo MggMMMSMMfMg Restaurant J A STEPHENS AND IW IP A SDTTONi Street fl reasonable 31 tf Ifflt ff 1 ll i 1 Elstst Main STERLING KENTUCKY I FURNITURE nth BUCKEYEliUl HI iI I ¬ i ¬ ¬ Coal Coal Coal CALL ON 1 m fl -- Cassity Smith For all kinds pi 1 of i The Congress of Deaf Mutes Describing tho Congress of Deaf Mutes in Hanover a congress at which no presidents bell opened tho sittings no animated debates excited the hearers and deep silence reigned our Berlin correspond- ¬ throughout ent says it was the first congress of tho deaf and dumb held in Germany and discussion was carried on and resolu- ¬ tions passed in the language of tho fingers One of the speakers stated that thero were about ninety thou- ¬ sand deaf mutes in Germany who had mostly to work hard for their bread It was to be regretted that many em- ¬ ployers refused to take them into Technical schools on thoir service the pattern of thoso existing in the United States where also grammer schools and even universities existed at which deaf mute teachers were employed should be introduced into Germany Another speaker plead ¬ ed for the education of dead mute traveling preachers so that thoir fel ¬ lows might enjoy the benefits of di ¬ vine service in their language Tho most important subject discussed was as to whether tho now method of lip reading or he old language of ges ¬ ture was to bo preferred One speak v cr pointed out to attempt 1o converse altogether by reading the lips would not do on account of the great fati gue and exertion caused by incessant ¬ ly watching the mouth of tho speaker which had an almost hypnotic effect Both methods he thought should be taught Ex ¬ directions affd not only found relief on tliatoc caslon but have several times sinco tried Its virtues nnd found relief In every instance We take this vnctiHxl of acknowledging tho benefits derived nnd recommending to nil others subject to indigestion For salo by T G Julian KENTUCKY AND i 31 I also keep a complete line of CASKETS in my Undertaking Department and having graduated in cnib Dusiness in onenng my services it is with the con- ndence that 1 understand the business and can give cnficforfiin Lloyd s Drug Store IU Store room MAIN 305 4 W ft fk i I lit v m mm iSiiWL - i mm rfHft Much is said nowadays against the cxclusvo grain farmer by which is meant the wlcat grower but there aro many excuses for tho man who pre ¬ fers to stick to that line of agriculture It is a crop that fails as seldom as any that wo grow It has power to resist to a high degree many of the dangers to which all crops are exposed such as fungi insects weak straw and other constitutional imperfections etc It is a cash crop and oven the average yield pays taniy well when produced upon cheap lands but Avith tho productiveness depending so large ¬ ly as it does upon tho grower we may expel to see it made eventually more of a staple crop upon our higher priced lands What is needed for this is good seed fertility of soil thorough cultivation and adequate moisture Tho latter may largely bo applied by proper initial preparation of the poil With these tho wheat yield hhonld bo easily increased to thirty bushels fEx x w I i E wkmmU WkmaMt Henry M Stanley was defeated for Parliament in tho North Lambeth dis V lore HaplM i trict by F M JK candidate - Coldwclls tho Liberal but an Idaho settler thinks ho has Ointment A certain euro for Chronio Soto Eyes discovered a use for it Ho is making Hartford September 28 4 days Tetter Salt Ehoum Scald Head Old Mt SterlingSeptember 27 4 days paper of it By a limo process and Chronio Soros Fover Sores Eczema boiling the branches of tho shrub ho Itch Prairio Scratches Soro Nipples Owcntown August 16 5 days thinks he says is equal to tho best and Piles It is cooling and soothing J7o 37 North Broadway Second Floor JIustouville July 28th and 29th wood pulp From it ho manufactures Hundrods of cases havo been cured by All of tho abovo meeting have trot a sage brushpapor which ho thinks it af tor all other treatment bad failed ting contests ho can sell at a profit for four and a It J3 put up in 25 and C9 cent bosos i About Fruit half cents a pound Industrial American CARPETS It has been said that fruit eaten iu the morning is golden taken ut noon Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria All kinds of best grade of Carpets at the very lowest possible prices is silver but deferred till night is lead A bill to protect railroad men iu The reason for this that early in tho I am prepared to do all kinds CURTAINS day exercise enough to digest it will coupling freight cars has at last been Beautiful Curtains well worth the mmmr They aro called I OF Bargains probably ho taken Also if eaten on agreed upon by tho committee on It requires Blacksmithing a comparatively empty stomach tho inter Stato commerce General Repairing OIL CLOTHS digestivo organs can attend to this that all cars sent to tho shops for re ¬ Oil fl Hio 1 1 l lncf mlnn unu w UM naixuo n1 in il ww iiju newest ana most desirable alone and so dispose of it For this pairs must bo equipped with auto- ¬ HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY Tho reason it is not well to tako when matic couplors after July 1893 HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS samo dates are applied to providing I havo reduced my prices to meet overfatigued and the digestivo organs 1 for all hard times Only No houso in Kentucky handles better goods or sells for closer arc in need of rest Too acid too continuous train brakes for freight around shooing and 10 per centoff UUiUM sweet or too watery fruits are tho trains to bo operated from tho for cash This is a very impor ¬ most indigestible Berries oranges locomotive tant measure and should havo been Special Attention Giren to Steel Wort K2S253i and grapes aro tho easiest of digestion enacted long ago because there aro no tough fibers and no excessive amount of juico to bo Bring in your wood work I am The Versailles Clarion says Tho counteracted Of cooked fruits baked ball has begun to roll in ITuyotto look- ¬ prepared to do anything iu this lino kJ or roasted aro first on the list then ing to the surrendor of turnpikes to in llrst class style All work fully guaranteed I stewed then boiled All fruits aro the county Tho Bowmans Mill better for having the skins taken oil Pike about two miles of road leading previous to eating from South Elkhorn to the Versailles Thanking my customers for past pike lately built has been accepted favors I solicit a continuation of Ebks from Pure Breed are Cheap their by the authorities of Fayette and tho patronage J W BARBEE Breeders havo now filled their or ¬ gato will bo thrown open This is a Locust strcs t opposite lladfjcr Henrys mill ders for tho season and thoso who do stop in the right direction 4 East Main Streot Which not object to making lato hatches ran turnpike company in Woodford wil buy eggs from tho best stock at less by the first to cmulato this most pub- ¬ KMfiRKHSsRfsaSMsvfAWSfta FREE TO ASL than half price Dealers in all kinds of Furniture Chicks that arc lic spirited and patriotic example Our New Illustrnted IS hatched now will not lay in winter cntnloguo o Plants jg Ida M Grecuhoe a protty domestic g Bulbs Vines Shrub unless brown Leghorns or Ham gWKflCygiar ornamental won 2 HE employed in tho Davis House at Sher ¬ g Small Fruits GrapeS burgs but they will begin to lay ear ¬ vines acuus cii win a idan Mich has died under circum ¬ ly iu tho spring so as to bo ready to bo mulled Free to all Si KMslSsCy nnnllcnnts lOOnacrs stances Tho girl stated that a young Yi WtV provido egys for hatching out pure Most coraplcto Plant man named Parks had given her a uiuuoguo puoisnea breeds One should bo ablo to pro- Satisfaction Guaranteed glass of wino which she believed to euro a setting of eggs now for a dol I 46 Greenhouses 80 acrea Address havo been drugged for aftor drinking NANZ NEUNER Louisville Ky lar and it is but a very small stun to sho igimawjmwjwwwHwawwta was seized with excrutiatitnr invest in improvement for when one pains Tho pains gradually became buys eggs of pnro breeds ho is really Tho Best Bed Made worse until her writhings and con ¬ buying tho stock tho actual cash val- ¬ ORCHARD tortions were painful to see when 1892 1892 ue of tho eggs for tho table being a death mercifully relieved her matter not to bo considered Tako tfWTIIE HANDSOMEST LINE OF CIIILDRFNS Lawn and Garden nSAS JtlAOES IN CENTRAL KENTUCKY AT our advice and send for eggs of pure A number of Democrats favorable THAN ANY bred fowls if you havo not already lo tho Free Coinage bill held a ron I1J KM done so Minor and Farmer foroiico to consider its supposed de israarsasrassss Immense stock of ornamental trees Max Ben pointed what ho suppos ¬ fects and decided to endeavor to pass small fruit gliruu fruit andand plants Prices ylncs low We havo no agents and our pioiltn cease ed was an empty pistol at William tho bill without amending it where tuoiw begin General and etrawbeny cat alogntison application to Ochs head in Louisville Tuesday A complcto stock of tea moans tea Dont forgot Enochs place of bunJ4 HV HILLEJWKYtelL AtVickburg Miss Tuesday Smith OcIh was fatally wounded and Beiiz Ixjxlng ton Ky all grades from tho cheapest to tho ness ono door west of A of Baiifpi fy crazed at his folly reloaded th weap Tpoley and John L Adams were lynched in tho Court Houso yard for i Chipped boof lunch tongue doviled best A good tea at 40 cents per 0011 grocery on and killed himsxlf littlo money boa tho murder of Benson Blake a planter ham French sardines and dried beef pound a splendid tea at 50 cents at a lonir wava in Ms uiu uiiu unvs Children Cry tor htchers Castorfa and merchant of Kedwood all JB Whitos Wi i lA Baum Sous Stack of useful articles 93 Sago brush has been generally con ¬ sidered of little value in tho economy of nature and oven as a picturesxuo offset to the monotony of tho Western plains it lias has been voted a failure VIRGINIA Aug U lt Cheap COAL STREET Next Door to R C Residence on West High Street mMMM WMMM WMMMMM WMMiMMzB Chamberlains Eye and Skin HICKS CARPET ST0R Lexington TZLy BMCISMITHIl URNITUR I iMIU JPi2r i J H WIEHL SON LEXINGTON KV Walnut Oak Mahogany and Cherry Bedroom Sets Tie HODELL FOLDING BED 0 00 ¬ SWggggggjjj a f ¬ Dfnn J 48 2t llf VwtJ 1 VI A 4M MtiM j- t - - LMiJiSMkl mrnzmzz - tiSiZ ittdLfe J - 7 rfMW fB nm mj kLx 3i - Wt t l T4- - V gSfiLJrZ2 V A -- r vr ta Cio jJLifsir - MT STEBLXNGr ADVOCATE TUESDAY JULY 121892 iAi THE ADVOCATE How a Bis Fortune Was Made Where LlghtnlrtRStrlkes Most Often From records in tho statistical office Luxurious Homos of tho Dead One of tho sights of Montevideo it Family Horse For Sale at Berlin it appears that thatched which the traveller must not miss roofs arc struck by lightning about soven or eight times moro frequently It is statod that Scnor Don Julian Alvarez of Havana Cuba was worth than ordinary slated dwelling houses 5000000 His fortune was made by Couutry houses aro moro frequently a curious accident and as the inci- ¬ affected than thoso iu town This is dent will serve to adorn a tale it is due to tho great amount of vegctatiou jrolatcd hero as told by Sonor Alvarez in tho couutry plants having more power to induce destructive dis- ¬ himself In 181 a young Spaniard loft his charges than other substances nativo land and camo to the island of Though this is tho case there arc Cuba to seek his fortune Ho was a of course great diflercuces in electri- ¬ Catalan as they denominate tho na ¬ cal characteristics of plants which in tives of tho provinco of Catalonia in crcaso iu some and decrcaso iu tome Spain Tho pooplo of that scctiou are others tho liability to destruction by tho yaukeos of Spain because their shrewdness and generally of wido awako character and when they onco get hold ot a dollar they do not let it gp unless it is to bring another back with it Julian Alvarez he had not yet arrived at the dignity of being called Sonor Don was as thrifty as tho people of his provinco usually are and aftor ho had got well of the yellow fever which every new ¬ comer iu Havana expects to have bo fowyhjs accclimation is complotc ho looked about him for a permanent business Ho concluded to go into tho Tobacco trade Ho had just two doubloons with which to begin but tho young man was bright patient and shrewd His littlo shop became tho headquarters of all tho Catalan workingmen in Havana and tho pro- ¬ prietor sold a very fair Cigar to them at ten for a medio or two for a cent in our monoy Tho gain was small but steady and directly Alvarez was tho best known Catalan in tho capital city of tho Ever Faithful Isle Ho soon learned that there was more profit in high grade Cigars than cheap ones Ho iolt that if ho could mako a Cigar which ho could induce Americans to buy on somo sentimen- ¬ tal account his fortuuo was made About this timo ho took a schooner which was plying between Havana and New Orleans and camq to the Ho had a friencKthcro latter feity who died only a year or two ago Don Domingo quito a character iu tho Crescont City and thirty ilvo years t ago tho best known Cigar dealer of the South and Southwest One eve ning in April tho two had been out to Boudros famous restaurant on the Jake shore to dine Tho cuisiuo was Spanish when you wanted it that way and the two enjoyed a banquet that reminded thorn of home and warmed their hearts with deep thoughts of red Catalan wine Whilo they wore sitting at tho ta- ¬ ble there was a movement all through tho room A tall man in tho evening lress of the timo came in accompan- ¬ ied by some of tho most prominent citizens of Now Orleans An en- ¬ thusiastic gentleman present took off his hat and called out Three cheors for Henry Clay called 1 lightning For instance if tho risk to tho beech fir or bo takou as 1 that to a piue spruco is 15 to an oak 45 and to most other deciduous trees liko tho ash sycamore etc 40 Tho compar- ¬ ative immunity of tho beech is 6ald to bo duo to tho fact that its leaves are fringed with numerous short hairs to allow tho electricity collected in tho substance of thoso organs to cscapo quietly into tho air Hocks and soils also have great in- ¬ fluence on tho risk run by localities from destruction by thunderstorms Thus if a limestone rock or a limey soil bo taken as 1 that for a sandy soil is 9 and for uiitural moss or swampy laud 18 to 22 During a thunderstorm in Scotland heavy rain most frequently and gen ¬ erally only occurs but in some parts of England and in many places abroad hail is of quito as common oc curronci as raiu and far more destrue tion to property is wrought by theso little pellets of ico than by lghtning so much so that crops etc in those IE 5- - parts aro regularly insured against its power of devastation With regard to hailstorms iu Eng- ¬ land a curious fact isnown but cau uot bo satisfactorily explained viz that in Huntingdonshire and in the bordering portions of surrounding couuties the damago dono by hail is very considerably greater than that wrought in any other part of England over a similar area Ex Newfoundland Codfish The greatest fisheries of tho world so far as codfish aro concerned aro in tho vicinity of Newfoundland where thov have been carried on for nearly 400 years Within a few years aftor tho discovory ot the island by John Cabot 1497 fishing station wcro es- ¬ tablished there aud from that time to tho present they have been tho lead ¬ ing industry Of tho total population of tho provinco nearly a third are employed in fisheries or tho business relating thereto Great numbers of American vessels and flshermon aro also engaged in these wators during tho fishing season the avcrago an ¬ nual take of cod on tho North Amer ¬ ican coast being estimated at not less than 1000000000 pounds While a considerable portion of this catch is sold fresh and sent long distances packed in ico or by refrigoration tho drying and salting of tho fish farms ono of tho most important branches of food preparation Whilo tho people of our country use a great deal of preserved fish they by no mcaus ap proach tho por capita consumption of of Spain and Brazil which are em ¬ phatically fish consuming countries Good Housekeeping Useful Household Suggestions Tho longer and drier table linen is ironed tho bettor it looks Who is that goutlcman a9kcd Alvarez of his fnoud Domingo The latter in glowing Spanish for Ja was a great admirer of Harry of tho West told him how groat and pow ¬ erful tho Kentucky statesman was and that ho would one day bo Presi ¬ dent Por Dios said Alvarez I will namo my Cigar the Henry Clay Domingo becaiho tho American agent for tho now Henry Clay brand The canvass was very hot that year Every whig in Louisiana and Missis ¬ sippi bought tho Honry Clay Cigar and as ho stock in it it was excellent its fame extended all ovor tho nation Iu 184 i Alvarez made 300000 pro- ¬ fit on his sales of Cigars of this brand in Now Orleans Savannah Charles- ¬ ton Louisville and St Louis alono Tho fame of tho brand grow and iu 18G1 tho European demand for tho Cigar was as great as in tho United States Thus tho fortunate accident of a namo made for an enterprising shrewd man from first to last not loss than 50000000 Tho country residence of Scnor Don Julian Alvarez in Cuba was liko a dream from Monto Cristo It was a palace in marbloand tho fittings wore of tho most splendid character There wcro grouuds of oriental lovo liuoss tinkling fountains scouted by tho choicest flowers that bloom And iu the great salon filled with pictures and marbles iu tho place of honor was a splondid full length portrait of Mr Clay Western Tobacco Jour- ¬ nal It is not safo to uso rubbers on cans after they have become stretched out and yellow Pencil writing may bo sot by breath ing on it or better still by passing tho tonguo over tholwriting Never pour boiling water over tea trays japanned articles etc as it will cause tho varnish to crack and peol off Good mucilago may bo dextrine two parts acetic part and water five parts all by heating and then add of alcohol made of acid one Dissolve ono part I have for sale cheap a beautiful brown horse 4 years old sound and tho Ccmotario Central or principal all right perfectly gentle for a woman cemetery situated a long way from to drive will stand anywhere without tho citys busy centre near its south bitching aud1 will not scare at the John W White beach within sound of tho murmur- cars ing sea Though its natural beauties THE aro not so great as thoso of Grecu wood Mount Auburn Spring Grove Next u aud many other cities of the dead ii for and OF tho United States and though a feu CMtarUlseoweB adapted to children that tombs in each of tho latter may equal Castor cores Colic Conntlpatton HARRIS SCHOOL Sour Stomach Diarrhoea Eructation I recommend It m superior to any prescription any of theso in point of elegance yet Kills Worms riven sleep and promotes di known to me n A Acm M D gestion m taken as a whole there is uowhero in IU So Oxford Bt Brooklyn N T Without injurious medication North America such an aggrcgoto dis ¬ For several years I have recommended The use of Caatoriala bo universal and WILL OPEN play of wealth in any one burial your Castorla and shall always continue to IU merits bo well known that It seems a work of supererogation to endorse it Few are the ao so as it has Invariably produced beneficial ground such luxurious interment of results intelligent families who do not keep Costoria within easy reach dust to dust as hero This is by all Mouflay SeDtemDer 5 1892 Edwin F Pardbh M D Cablos Uinrnr DD Tho Wlnthrop 125th Street and 7th Ave Un nrr Olfv odds the finest in South America It 4G tf New York City Late Pastor Bloomlnsdlo Eoformed Church has a monumental entrance and a very costly and claborato chapel which Tm CcfTicn Cohtjlxt 77 McniUT Street New Tors alone represent the expenditure of NICKERSON 100000000 The chapel has an or ¬ namental dome floors and inner walls of purest marble a beautiful alabaster CONTRACTOR altar candelabra and ornaments ol AND gold and silver aud a basement ot 7 equal elegance wherein somo of the BUILDER DEALEIt IN moro illustrious dead such as Bishops and Presidents are interred The cemetery is divided into three OFFICE AT sections and surrouuded by walls 25 Star lasilnsr 2vEIll loet high being a continuous scries of vaults ono abovo another each vault Call on him and secure estimates having an opening just largo enough 53 0mo to let in a crskct Each of the innu ¬ merable littlo niches is fronted by a R marble tablet bearing in letters of Kentucky Central black or gold tho names of those Is now receiving complete lines of BLUE GRASS ROUTE whoso mortal remains wcro deposited inside Dress Goods Shortest and Quickest Route Ginghams Satines To reach tho upper cells coffins are FROM wound up by means of a portable step Hamburg Swiss and Nainsook Embroideries and ladder and elevator combined a CENTRAL KENTUCKY Torchon Laces creaking apparatus that swings aud TO ALL POINTS jolts aud bumps tho cadaver about iu a In Dress Goods I have Novelty and Plain Bedford shocking manner whilo the fc Cords in several different qualities New Serges and skip up tho ladder to recoivo it and Through daily train servico between Cloths Silks and Dress Trimmings shove it into the narrow receptacle uiuciunati ana jMiuuiesuorough Tho whole surface of tho walls is gar Will now sell Blankets Comforts Heavy Underwear and points on L N R It lauded with fresh flowcra and hung and Cloaks at Cost Schedule in Effect Xov 15 1891 with wreaths of immortelles anddec orations made of black and white South Bouud No 5 No 3 Nol beads and long streamers of ribbon Daily Acora Kxpresa Fast Lino Daily At all of which show to tho best advaut 50 cents on the dollar of what they cost Ex Sun Ex Sun agaiust tho whito marble facing 8 10 am Ivo Cincinnati 8 00 pin 2 55pm 8 18 a in 8 08pm 3 02pm But ala3l as everywhoro else in Lvo Covington Lve uimoutn 45 a in S IBpm 4 S5pm 10 43 n in Lvo Cvnthiuna EUpm 5 Mm Spanish America tho vaults are not AlT laru 11 18 a in 10 21iin 0 10pm 12 10 m 11 00pm TOOpm owned absolutely by families but are Arr Lexington 11 25 a in Lvo 1uris tt Iftpin 13 10 rented for a term of years or for as Arr Winchester i 50pm Lve 40 7 05pm long as tho friends continue to pay a Ait Winchelor131 sJ piri Itlchmoiid m 7 55pm 1 35 p m Lje IMehmoiid stipulated amount per annum so Lve llerea 2 05 pm 03 p m that tho helpless dead aro not sure of Arr Livingston 3 15 p m Lvo Livingiton 4 10 p in a long home however much display Lvo Loudon 4 50 p m Arr Corji 5 00 of wealth mav be made at the timo of Lve Cor bin in Lvo JnrlourTllle5 32 in tho interment 41 p in In caso the family Lvo Plnevllle Lvo Middleboinugh 7 35 move away or dio without having Arr Cmiiberln linp7 53 p in p in left provision in their wills concern Lvu Corlnn 4 50 p m 45 ing tHo grave for all timo to come or Lvo Willlitniobiirg- - 5 20 p m ti AiTJcllico pm from failure to pay tho rent from any Lvo 1 50 p ni Klehuioiid 4 45 p in cause tho remains arc evicted and Lvo Lancaster 5 20 p in Stanford dropped into the common pit aud the Arr North Bound No 2 No 4 No 0 vault rented to other comers Daily Daily Daily Express Tho ground floor so to speak of tho Ex Sun 7 00 am vast cemetery is fully occupied with Lve Stanford Lve Lancastor 7 50 n m Arr Klchmond 10 15 nm private or family vaults owned not a 8 03 am rented all of them very costlv and Lvo Jelllco Lvo WllllaVbg 8 45 am 0 35 am elaborate crowded very close together Ait Coruin u 33 am with narrow well paved streets be LvoCumldUap Lvo Middleborongu 0 58 nm tween Such an array of splendid Lvo Iincvilln 7 17 am Lvo Jlarbrvillo 8 33 am monuments and exquisite works ot ArrCorhin u 5 nm Lvo 0 Si am art douc by tho sculptors of Homo and Lvo Coruin Loudon 10 11am 11 05 am Milan may perhaps bo equalled in Arr Livingston A long tested pain reliever 11 13 nm somo European cemeteries but cer Lve Livingston Lvo llerun 12 10 nu tainly nowhere else iu the Western An ltichiuond 12 41 pm Its use is almost universal by the Housewife the Lvo Ulchnioiid 0 05 am 12 41 pm world Tho vaults aro all built up Ait WIiicIimUt i 53 am 25 pm Farmer the Stock Raiser and by every one Lvo 7 10 nm 55 pm from tho ground of marblo or ala Arr Winchester 7 45 am lnrls 2 27 pm requiring an effective liniment 7 00 am 2 oo pm 3 45 pro baster bakc oven shape or iu tho Lvo Lexington Lvo Pari 7 53 am 4 25 pm 2 37 run Lvo 8 24 am 3 07 pm 4 48 pm form of temples and most of them Lvo Cynthiana No other application compares with it in efficacy 4 01 pm Kalinouth 23 n III 5 SO pi 10 4 am 5 35 pm have plate glass doors back of tho A it Covington 0 37 piv 10 33 am Arr Cincinnati 5 45 pm 6 45 pm This well known remedy has stood the test of gilded gates of open wrought Iron plaiuly showing tho interior The in years almost generations MAYSVILLE BRANCH uerwalls aro covered with pictures and No medicine chest is complete without a bottle of 2wi 10 other adornments profusely decorated o 12 North Bound Dally Dailv Mustang Liniment with flowers in costly vasc and Ex Sun Ex Suk everywhere arc crucifixes and burn ¬ LveCimsinnuti i 65 pm Lve Covington S 03 pm Occasions arise for its use almost every day ing candles Pittsburg Dispatch Lvo Lexington 7 00 a in 5 20 pm ¬ AmTJAIESSIOSr Infants Children Harris Institute 18 J I JOHN SAMUELS and 1 Notions Cassimeres Boots Shoes and Furnishing Goods Mt Sterling Ky Percals Dry Goods pall-beare- rs OBTH SOUTH Seventeen Cloaks I U l U JOHN SAMUELS 111 H r -- OS Mexican Mustang Liniment A Cure for the Ailments of Man and Beast 1 1 If moths have gotten into trunks or chests of any kind tho truuks should bo emptied and everything brushed and aired then wash tho trunks with borax and water and well aired and sunned Aftor drying uso cedar oil Good Housekeeping out our stock and iu view of this fact wo are selling regardless of cost Greatest ihducomouts ever offored iu Mt Ster- ¬ ling Como early All business such as outstanding accounts must bo settled within thirty days J L Hainline Co wo will close 188 JI2 w Tho Republicans notwithstanding tho lesson of 1890 aro still bent upon tho passage of tho fit measure the Forco Bill see tho plank in their platform and Republican success this fall will mean tho passage of- this - In thirty days At elections iu Greece each candi ¬ date has a separate urn with his name upon it aud some emblem that will help the illiterate voter to iden ¬ tify it This urn has at tho top a funnel into which tho voter thrusts his arm aud it is partitioned into two compartments Tho voter if iu favor of tho candidate doposits a lead ¬ en ball into the right compartment if against him into tho left and no one can see into which place he puts it although it may bo guessed from the twist of his arm Each voter also deposits a ballot iu tho urn of each candidate and this is said to lead to trickery combinations and iutrigucs Soldiers aro needed at tho ballot1 box to keep tho peace and bloody affrays arc frequent Lvo Paris An- - Millorsburg Arr Carlisle Arr Jolinon Arrainysvillo South Bound 8 40 a 7 55 a ra 8 18 a iu U 15 pm io a in 34 a m 10 a im U 8 7 7 8 ffit 00 64 SO pt pm ptu pm All druggists and dealers have it Daily Ex Sun 5 20 5 57 a in 0 50 a in 7 13 u iu 7 40 a m 8 28 a in 10 54 n m 11 00 No No 11 Daily Ex Sun 1 Arr Arr Ait Arr Lyo Lvo Lvo Lvo Mnysvillo Johnson Carlislo Millcrsburir Lexington Covington am Paris 3 3 3 4 7 Cincinnati am 50 27 20 45 10 oo 87 0 45 pm pm pm pm inu pm pm pm S K KNOTT P ATMOKE Genl Pass Art General Oflices LeuIsvllleKy S F B MOUSE Asst tSenl Passgr Agt Phtco opposite OUlcc Chamber of Commerce Bldgs Cinti O well known iruiue Mnnngor C lonei i loa d car liTliter arxdulils nncLOre ries tlaazn otixer arx3r lnncrvrnL Title best cELacLe on wg lasts ¬ No 1 Dnilv to nil noint4 excent ltnwlnml TH vision which i daily except Sunday aus uunsuauy ex sunuay irom uexinjrto jail on High street Have added io our toik of COAL the BLACK BAND and tho celobrated FIBE CHEEK BLACK SMITHING COAL and still headquarters for BELMONT PEACH OKCUAUD NUT and CAXNEL COALS 45 Gmo toClncinti No 1 Runs dally No 4 UiinsiUily from all stations excopt the Rowland Division which is dally oxcopt Sunday No 0 Dally except Sunday Clxiofe At Milldale Ky an assassin at- ¬ hateful measure tempted tho lifo of Marshal Dlxou Whilo ho was wasliing his faco in his house tho fellow crept up to tho win ¬ dow aud deliberately fired at him tho ball cutting hair from his head No 5 Dally ox Sunday between Cincinnati and Lexington No IU Pari and Lexington Accommodation Dally Leaves Lexington 10 00 nm ArriTW Paris 10 45 am No 7 Falmonth Accommodation Leaves Ct elnnatl 3 13 pin Arrives 1almontU 7 05 pia dally oxcept Sunday No 8 Leaves Falmouth B 00 am Arrive C4 elnnatl 7 15 am daily exeopt Sunday Nos 1 aud 3 make connection at Wmtheater fot t T Br uolnta on tlia 5 X No 1 CarriM through tar from Cincinnati uiuuieoorougn auu uunitiriana uap an all hi tenuedlate itatica aud ran dally Tones Mt The Advocutk will bo glad to do your job printing for you Wo aro prepared to do fiuo job printing in all its brauches on short notico and on reasonable torni9 Programmes let ¬ terheads billheads statements and tJ everything in this line dono in strictly llrst class style 4S Kentucky Training School Sterling Ky tf KSBHk ffia ispv vt vT yr---l- j c t WPif WW1 v a lTj V 4 jr ISIIlHffiHjfPflHHiflBIHlfllJI f H V 4 tK Br i r it VU II 4- Vi 5i 4 J l i In 8L war t iVfc MT STEBLl3rLi LOCATE TUESDAY f I JUBYl un 1892 W WH Aanrv thb advocate Horse and track WAR i tfc- - I I icaw vMarvin has forty eight trotters in Labor Forcibly Protests Against training 7f Oapitals4 Greed Axtell has in thrco years earned ovcir i nyi4i mmKmim Wells tttutlmtm1iii - Hazelri vN lilt DEALERS MW IN 105000 ri Hi MEu A fcaturo of tho full trots at Lex- ¬ ington will bo a mllo and a quarter Three Hundred Armed Pink dash for horses for the 2 15 class ertons Sent to Homestead mar- Thero will always be a good kot for trottors capable of winning the monoj Staple Mtm l and Faney Dry Goods i1 1 st v ft A H 1 tf u il Ai i v fore the McKinley Bill was passed Ensues Nino o mft juauuaro iaucy JiaiiKS rs jivnua zuuu- A Bloody BattleTwolvo WorkmenDer in tnc ao tlio oniv trout tectives and Axtcll y list that never lost a race Anon Among the Killed ml JDK Carpets never lost a heat HAZELRIGG have more together than all thei WELLS iffT town put We are the Ou Juno 30 tho schedulo of wages The gray mare Cora S 2 23J by only house that carries the best Harold out of Cora Uelmont 224 hitherto in effect between tho brands such as LOWELLS HART- sister to Nutwood has foaled a brown management of tho Carnegie steel t i utr FORDS BROMLEYS etc etc and and Pa at Homestead filly by Axtcll works ct XA J IJ J which they sell as low as upon a re- ¬ Tho wonderful flight of speed shown tho workmen expired and Vi fjiix HOUSES SELL INFERIOR MAKES t1 by Axle tho of Axtell fusal of tho latter to accopt a cut in f Kl- wages a lockout resulted tho scale of has moved a gentleman who means what he says to oiler to bet 500 even Tho men wont quietly to their homes l i will this butdcclarcd no non union men should that an Axtcll shortens 0 On Wed ¬ bo employed in tho mills ¬ recyear beat Axtclls It and Misses Shoes the t at- ¬ ord of 2 23 500 against 1000 that nesday morning tho management 44M cheapest in America will this year tempted to introduce a force of 300 an Axtell f and every pair beat 2 20 and 10C0 against 5000 armed Pinkcrtons into the works t if warranted AJso will this which had previously been enclosed that an Axtell by a heavy fence surmounted by rec- ¬ J Johnsons Hand- year beat Axtells strands of barbed wiie that could bo Made Shoes ord of 2 12 all or none of tho bets t at any time charged with electricity to be taken i r m The Pinkcrtons came up in two cov- ¬ n If a colt dont drive well or speed ered barges specially prepared for WELLS HAZELRIGG dont deaI well sonic day instead of keeping on their accommodation by being lined ii l WWtyjkH t Trash li diiviusr and getting your back up de ¬ with steel plates and otherwise pro- ¬ For Honest Goods And honest vr tl termined that he shall go to plcao tected Treatment go to you it is far better to go he stable t When the barges attempted to land ii W w I t tf W i and put him up and think over what resistance was oilcrcd by the men at T 53 tic matter with you lor in the ma the works anil soon a feaiful conflict jority olcacs tho colt is all right but was in progress The Pinkcrtons there is something tho matter ith the using ith deadly effect the Winches ¬ C3-2 bit shoes harness mouth or tho ter lilies with which they were armed driver and the four thousand workmen ic There aro sixteen nominators to tho plying with such weapons as they had Business Mention 10000 ilei chants and ilanufactuieis been able to secure All day long tho tlio workmen gc Stake the fctar event of tho Detroit light continued Fruit jars and tin cans at It AT meeting that luuo made the third curing a couple of small cannon with T K Barnes paymqut And it teems that fully which they opened iho ou the barges 1 It is a well known fact that J B that many will start already six ap in the liver they also procuied quan- ¬ tities of oil which was emptied into White sells better molasses for less plication aie in for transfers money than any other hotiso in the It is pretty afc betting that at least tho river and this set ou flic in an citv seven trottors will equal 2 0S this sea- ¬ attempt to fire tho burgeFresh oat flakes at 11 31 Before night the Piukei tons realised TK son If wo wuio to pick the seven wo fully that if they did not soon givo Barnes should name Xnncy Hanks Sunol Palo Alto Allerton Nelson Dclmarch over the conflict that that tbeyk would Parties making cordial for homo and Axtell Huston Spirit of the Hub under cover of darkness hq burned urc can buy puic whisky at 200 per if the workmen did not blow up the gallon at A Son Over fifty trotkiM are iu training barges w ith d nainito A white flag Einpsou candies cheap at It M at Palo Alto The rule now is that was hung out bin was shot down by each of the three trainei at Palo Alto their assailants A st court time T lv Barnes the shall handle estlusiVelj the hordes in Hag of truce was run up but this met Are you suro you uso pure Leaf luS tuhig and drive them in laces a like fate lifiali at the thiirt at ¬ lard White will sell you no other Palo Alto 2 0S i j iu training tempt to surrender tte leaders of the kind Kcaclion is taking place on the part workman went uboaul the barges and Nice new honey all M TK upon a piomiso of pioteclion took the of the hoiso known as Hie pedigree Barnes Tills particular pait of a horo ha- entire furco of Pinkcrtons prisoners Do you want pure country made been almost altogether the bat is ot They wcie inarched thiouyh the price in tho market for the past few sticilh of Homestead guaided but apple vinegar White sells no other j ears but the thing- arc changing mic tujeitcd to ovciy indignity that sort about and other equally important i oulrt bu heaped upon them Beaten Nicclino of canned meats of all hot kicked and instilled they fi- ¬ kinds for parties picnics liialitications aie now demanded etc at Theiefoie bicthien tfovclop our nally nioie dead than alive reached T Iv Barnes It M stock or have none not closely l elated a public hall whcio they were con For queeuswaro at greatly reducci to the wiunois fined and later shippul to Pittsburg prices call at J C Enochd store East and irom there to New York The trotting meeting at Lexington IS 2t The woikmcn secured the rilles Main street next October will last ten days and and ammunition tho Pinkci tons had A very lino quality mixed pickles at after this year thcie will be a two Br btought with them and aie better T Iv Babxes It M weeks meeting each season able to lcsist a second attempt than Tho Hamlin stable this season is the first J B White wants to buy sonic such an extensive affair that in Older In the light some twenty men aio nice country hams If you can spare DEALER IX to accommodate the animals and em ¬ known to have been killed the actual am bring them along ployes a number of tents aie taken number may never be ascertained and Glassware In this lino J C Enoch v along and at each stopping place a a large number wounded is ottering great inducements A dol- ¬ camp is pitched which includes bleep- ¬ The workmen at Homestead havo lar will buy moro hero than at any TINWARE AND A FULL LINE OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS ing quarters kitchen mess ioom har ¬ icpaired all damago done to tho other store 48 2t ness shop etc works and aro quietly but deter ¬ STATEMENT OF CONDITION I wish to thank my patrons for Niagara Falls Excursion July 26 awaiting developments Daii McPheethe well known trainer minedly their complimentary remarks about of Vienna accompanied by Itudolf Should the management repeat the OF Tho C II D whoso maguificcnt Ed Cunyv Picrron aro in this coun attempt to place a force of Pinkcrtons my tea It is certainly a tea of ex- ¬ iu the mills a still bloodier conflict cellent merit J B Whjtk excursions to Niagara Falls Toronto try to buy a fast stallion will result Tho Gth session of Goodwins Male and tho Thousand Islands aro always They have a joint commission from AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE 30 1892 High School will begin September 5 tho banner excursions of tlio summer the Vienna Trotting Club and the Somevillian in Kansas City resorted 1892 eeason will run another from Cincin- ¬ Austrian Government to buy a young to a novel way of procuring money Rooources Liabilities Thursday July 28 Tho excur Cnslionlmnd 748 19300 00 fast and well bred stallion They July 4th ho telegraphed Mr Thos J B White has received an invoice nati will run via Detroit and the Mich ¬ KciIlitntcFiuiiItiru nml Fixtmcs 80U0 47 Caiiltat Stock slon 10 mlhldunl DuihmIU 1W751 40 Twjj 71 wore met in New York by John IIuls of Richmond Ky that his son of hams that aro delicious I You will igan Central Tho Niagara Falls Note Mid Hills 3J4JM UudhidcU llollts J9 Duo from Jlnnks 74l 02 Surplus 10000 to Splan and went to Cleveland O for Debt Duo otlicr llmks cUl Webb IIuls had been killed and asked got the best and save money by call- ¬ Route 7779 u Tho rates from Cincinnati to PropertyAccount 225 B7 Protest 150 00 Other Stocks for 75 to pay expense of sending body ing on him Niagara Falls and return will be 500 Oxoi diafts Quite a now thing is to be tried at 14432 52 to Kentucky Young Uuls was in tho the Ilcrmitago Stud W W Itecd is selling Masons and from Dayton 150 Toronto and Out there they 5S119J 81 tf813 31 havo a vcr- - fast ycarlng by Bow employ of a railroad in that city and glass quart and half gallon fruit jars return will bo a dollar higher and Gross EaiTiliiKS Inst Bells that is nearly blind caused by tho racal thought ho would secure at 100 and 125 per dozen IIo to Thousand Islands and roturn 500 credit o tho tlocMioktcissix months il3u2 43 4 per cent dividend declared nnd passed to the bad caso ofdistemper Dr Records some money Tho family had a gravo also handles tin and stone fruit jars higher Tickets will bo good for fivo a Tho alioo is ncoircctbtatcmcnt of tlio condition of thld Bank t6 tho best of my knowlcdgo days from Niagara Falls and ton days and belief tho veterinarian is working on the prepared for tho body and set the time 49 2t from Thousand Islands Stop over colts oyc and will soon lit the for tho funeral Enquiry of tho rail- ¬ W- - W ZZZOZZOZ7 Ca3ixS0r Try White Dovo Hams you will will bo allowed an extension granted road company brought nowa from youngster out with a pair of glasses find them for sale by It M T K at Toledo for two days to visit Put- ¬ Tho colt is in training and is very them and tho son that the gentleman I havo on hand a largo stock of Ma J C Enoch is offering greater bar¬ Barnes wa9 very much alivo and tlio rascal in Bay and tho mammoth Hotel sons fruit jars which must bo sold gains than over boforo in iast In his work ho will go a square airlines of I hayo put in a full and complcto Victory Make your arrangements to If you need any it will pay you to re goods Busiuess houso East Maiu gait hut every now and then will im failed to get his hoped for raise agine ho sees something in his way Mr IIuls is related to Mr Win IIuls lino of saw mill supplies and bolting spend your vacation about this timo member this L B White slreot ono door west of A Baum Thrcshiug machine and mill men can and join the C n v aiiUwill stop to a standstill D excursion The and Mrs Adam Batim of this city Sons grocory 43 2t now got what they want and savo the v gfaW will cot him right and the J C Enoch is on deqk again with a Thoro will bo plenty of sleeping cars Owen Laughlin Son havo their oxcessivo express charges operation is ceitaiuly a very novo and coaches for all For further par- ¬ full lino of all kinds of wares He J B Whito has romoyed his gro- ¬ accounts drawn off and they aro now 49 2t Ed Mitchell one agont occupies the room on East Main cery into tho building formerly oc ¬ ticulars address any C II D cady to settle Thcyurgo tlio peo- All kinds of pumps and tho best Sous cupied as Palaco Hotel on East Main Chotco cream chceso this week at po to coino iu at onco and closo all filter ou earth can be purchased from or E O MoCormick G T Ss T Agt street adjoining A Baum grocory store O street Cincinnati JWC Barnes John Fcehau old business It M Hi ¬ 211 Tho book of Dclmarch against tho watch and 2 12 in a race is full Eecords tell tiio story 1- Met by Four Thousand Workmen Angry 7rt4 far the largest and handsomest stock of Dress Goods and Novelty Suitings in the market and all paid for Ah qww- f I uUl HHisvTOfci I stock Torchon Atremenduou sosiery of Table Linenspaid for beEdg ¬ all bought and H v J n I V iT I J other M S two-year-s- -- two-year-o- ld WELLS HAZELRIGG two-year-o- cSens ld two-year-o- ld s twO-vcar-o- ld three-year-o- ld XX l Ati 1 1 - o yjUtt i ¬ tgJTr75Z3ZriT7r731 icn d X Q- ¬ Jo W THE WHITELY JJ piH THE BEST ON EAJITH f - A and - - -- SOLD BY DM BFraw H ELL Hardware Queensware Wooden ware Traders Deposit Ban3s A ¬ J ¬ si W - iidifkit if j Hfcfki kfvbbr damK A rT Wj 0tiiJ- rr 3fji u UfiiLo J l1 AAi - A m JiMJfa n m rLuJvliii kkiMaaMiiMiMm r i WJJ V- f- 4tt M - dl MT STERLING AD V6 GATE TUESDAY JULY 121892 Trimble ts4 i BrqsWholesale ft Grocers- - TM 4 -- l U rar M Wholesale MT wtti BRQ8 BLB Grocers 1 t - laati PERSONAL r MENTION t The clos - Prescription DEAXUIIS IX - DruggistsS6C c - Pure DriLigs Medicines School Books School Supplies Pure Inks pencils Also Paints Oils and Varnishes STERLING KY i All Toilet Arti THE ADVOCATE Jfcmtucky Training open Scptbmbor I 1892 School 15 will 10t Dress suits a specialty and at very low ilgurcs at Harry Campbells 4 Born to W T Boouo and wife Friday July 10th a sou weight 10 j pounds Born To tho wifo of Grant fNorth cutt on Spcncor Thursday morning July 7th a boy - on Major C W Fowl6rs improve ¬ ment to his school building is proT grossing rapidly A protracted niceting is being con- ¬ ducted at Antioch church by Elders Crabtreo aniTGrcShwaaor Trcmombor the grand sale of lots at Highland Park on Saturday nest July fe 1G 1 Judge Thos J Scott is a candidate for Ciircuit Judge in tho district com- ¬ posed of Clarkf Jessamine Madison and Powell counties Hatid mado fruit cans made of tho best charcoal tin at tho same prico as tho Eastern cans made of a lowgrado of tin at T II Carters Between seasons Harry Campbell is making up goods very cheap Call and see somd of those stylish suitings ho got in yesterday They aro simply elegant Capt Carnahan of Arkansas who was nominated by the Prohibitionists for Govenor is the father of tho pas- ¬ tor of tho Cumberland Prcsbpterian church at Lovcc Amy Johnson a colored woman living near Howards Mill was brought before Judge Apperson last Friday adjudged insano and 6cut to tho asylum at Lexington n6 II Clay Howard Duko Smith and Dr Frank Fithian well known in cess this city aro members oPMrs Prin ¬ Longs company and will bo heard hero on the evening of June 29th Mr Charles Starrat has moved into the property of William Roach on Winn Streofc formerly occupied by James Roberts and Mr Roberts has moved into the property on same street one door east formerly occupied by A C Kidd J G Trimble has donated to tho Zion Methodist Church a corner lot worth 300 in the beautiful villago of Highland Park upon which will bo erected immediately a nicp church building 30x li feet and also a iiou60 lor school purposos aud a public well Six thousand people witnessed the oratorical contest at the Chatauqua grounds Friday afternoon All of tho leading colleges in tho stato had rep ¬ resentatives and tho interest mani fested by the collego boys each yell- ¬ ing for his man was groat Tho 7500 was given to Mr II L Godsoy of Ccn tro College and Mr A L Irvine from Central University got second money 2500 ThoBiir Steer belonging to Johh- son and Stith of this county which lias been on exhibition hero for a few days past is certainly a monster Ho is only 3 years old and weighs as ho wastakon off the gras9just at 4000 lbs Ho is eaoablo of taking on several hundred lbs moro flesh oven now but Jiis owners do not deem it advisable to push him too rapidly when exhi- ¬ bited at tho IVorlds Fair next year thoro will bo none to compete with him On Wednesday evening last S S Cassity of tho Soutinel Democrat and Col Z T Young a prominent attor ¬ ney and politician of this city had a misunderstanding in tho National Hotel about matters political Tho discussion was short but sharp and soon thoy fit a little friends interfer ¬ ing boforo any damago was douo and giving opportunity for their Tho next hot blood to cool morning each voluntarily appear Judge Groves and ed beforo Rasketl tho privilege of making a do nation towards tho citys expenses Sweet peace now roigus whoro grim Lyisaged war threatened to thrust his irrinKieu iroui rv i Kid gloves all sizes and colors at Mr I F Tabb lias rosigncd T P Martin Cos manager ot tho Climax Mills of this city and Mr Thos W Priest has Tho Convention of tho Christian succecdcd him Endeavor Societies which has been in moro uni ¬ session in Now York adjourned Sun ¬ Harry Campbell gives versal satisfaction to his customors day night than any man wo know and thoy ave A largo portion probably three moro universally well dressed than fourths of tho value of tho properly any men who walk our streets of tho city of St Johns N F was de- ¬ stroyed by fire Notloe For a first class shave or hair cut Among the mombers of Mrs Prin call at tho Palaco barbershop located cess Longs Company arc Misses in National hotel A JvTiiAisr Goorgia Fithian and Lizzio Ingels Proprietor sopranos and Miss Flora Hill all sweet singors and soloists of tho Paris Our new Marshal served notico on Philharmonic Club They will be tho keepers of 6aloons in tho city Sat- ¬ heard in tho concert on tho evening urday that ho would expect them to of July 29th obey tholaw in reference to Sunday City Officials As a consequence some of closing tho parties were veiy dry beforo The lately elected Mayor and Coun Monday morning came cilmcn assumed their seats in the City Mrs PrincpssLong who will givo a Council Tuesday night of last weok concert in this city on tho night of tho and forthwith proceeded to election of 29th has appeared beforo some of the officers for tho present year Tho fol- ¬ CT most critical audiences in tho State lowing is a list of thoso elected Wilson City Marshall Ben It Turner and has always achioved a triumph Sho has a lovely voice and is a charm- ¬ City Clerk Pierce Winn City Treas- ¬ ing woman Let our citizens greot urer Pat Shannon Street Commision nor and tho company with a full cr and Engineer for Fire Department D T Apperson Tax Collecter Jas D house Tipton City Collector Joo M Conroy City Weigher Dr C B Duorson Longs Concert Mrs City Physician Prof M J Goodwin tho 29th inst Mrs Princess City Civil Engineer Marshal Wilson On Long of Paris will give a concert in appointed as his deputies Horace Lane this city assisted by somo of tho best James B Grigsby and James Casey voices in the State Mrs Long is the All tho officials aro good men and will fortunato possessor of a voico of rare give us an honest and faithful adminis- ¬ aud wondrous power and sweotness a tration of their several offices We voice which onco heard ever lingers want to bear our record just hero to with tho listener as a sweet memory tho efficiency of the retiring marshal John Gibbons Ho faithfully per ¬ Mrs Long has mado captive the oving people of Lexington and formed tho dutios of his office aud reg ¬ Paris and our citizens should turn out ularly and correctly mado his reports en masso to greot this talented lady IIo leaves tho office with the conscious- ¬ In tho company aro included Messrs ness that he has tho respeot and good II Clay Howard Duko Smith and will of tho entire city Di Frank Fithian respectively tenor DEATHS baritone and basso all well known to our peoplo Misses Lizzio Ingels Mrs Louisa wifo of Joseph Gust Georgia Fithian and Flora Hill all Sunday July 3d aged 39 Carl D who died on soloists each an artist years ofABrights disease was one of Young tenor C W Clark1 baritone thoso kind of women whoso presence Prof Andrew Gutzoit pianist Henry mado glad tho heart She lived not Saxton of Lexington willrondcr sev ¬ for self but for her husband children eral of his inimitable gnitar solos and friends Sho had been a resi- ¬ Tho programmo will bo A rare treat of this county six years and and overy lover of good music should dent leaves a husband and six children bo present on the evening pf tho 29th She was a consistent mombcr of the Catholic church and died in tho faith A Now Entorprlis Her funeral was conducted at tho Catholic church Monday and sho Tho Homo Steam Lau ldry Co a was buried in St Thomas cometry firm composed of V II McMahau In tho hearts of all thoso she mot was E E Jones aud N R tatlilf have a Hor manners tender spot for her leased a lot from W T litchpatrick and disposition being such that the on Queen Street on whic i they aro cords of lovo bound her closely to her erecting a building for tin purpose of She was a thoughtful affec- ¬ friends putting in a laundry pla it This is wife a tender loving mother tionate business these active youig business who will bo greatly missed by rela- ¬ mon instead of allowing bankers to Wo tender our tives and friends handle their capital have i ervo suffi ¬ profoundest sympathy to the bereaved cient to invest in au almist entirely family now enterprise for this cit and havo Mr James Hacknoy a respected confidence enough in the r financial ability to undertake tho n unagement citizens of Frenchburg died at his of their own auairs Tlic y will suc homo on Thursday last of consump- ¬ ceed Evory pieco of thoii machinery tion is new tho latest improvi d and tho Died on last Friday iho 18th inst hands employed ten in l umber aro at his homo near Stopstone James skilled in tho business so tint they will Quiscnborry aged 74 years Funeral be able to turn out as goid work as was preached at his homo by Elder any other concern in tho t juntry If B F Parker of tho Christian church other young men would pu their accu- ¬ RELIGIOUS mulated earning iutoiudiii tries of this kind two or three form ng a firm A protracted mcetiug will begin at then do as much work s thoy can tho Howards Mill church next Sun ¬ themselves there would bi no need of Rov Wills of Richmond will going from homo to Beck mploymont day do tho preaching and by this means they vould con- ¬ Tho Baptist church at Morchcad tribute to tho building up 3f our city Tho lauudry will worH not less will bo dedicated uoxt Sunday morn- ¬ persons at an ex- - ing Sermon by Rev J N Partridgo than ten This of Winchester Tho church will im ¬ pense of 3140 per yiar is a small item but since it is left mediately hold a protracted meeting at home these people boil j fed and led by Rev T Warren Beagle clothed here it is a factor in The Trustees of Georgetown Col- ¬ that direction which mak s business lege oiler fhee tuition to thrco young every tran action on men of Montgomery county provided and places a cash basis Every citizei should if only thoy aro of good mbral charaoter ho dcRires to contribute to thoir givo promiso of application and ability gcnoral interest patronize hem from to study and aro uuablo to pay all tho beginning As it is o aro in ¬ their oxpouses Applications must bo formed not less than G0C Js bent to mado to tho undersigned If moro foreign laundries each moith nover than threo apply there will bo a com ¬ to bo circulated here again This laun ¬ petitive examination Tho next 6es dry will put a stop to th i aud will rion opous in September draw from other towns s that they RoaEK Q Duake may hope to do not less tl an 15000 EdwaidE BoarAit of business tho first year They will Rov R P Johnson of run a pipe from Jerry Wipons pond tins been engaged to hold Chilesburg a meeting fcofl water by which will giyo them with Pastov Bomar at the Baptist gravity pressure Let evert body en church in this city Tlio mooting Will begin Monday September 5th courage enterprise ¬ music-lt i Milk Lunch and Reception flakes at RM T K Baunes THE WORLDS FAIR Entomological and Botanical Spec Imons from Kontucky Tho undersigned ha3 been authori¬ zed by tho Commission to prepare an exhibit of tho plants and insects ol Kentucky for tho Worlds Fair and would be pleased to rcccivo contribu- ¬ tions of specimens from collectors teachers and others interested in these lines of natural history Full credit will bo given on labels for all mate ¬ rial so contributed Local collectors who have specimens which they arc willing to loan for tho Fair aro re ¬ quested to writo to mo for further in- ¬ formation Tho moro characteristic plants and insects of localities aro es- ¬ Thoy may bo sent pecially desired to mo fresh or after bciug prepared for the cabinet All herbarium speci- ¬ mens of plants must bo suitable for mounting on regulation sizo llxlOJ iuches H Gai man Henry was in North Middle own Sunday Henry Rcoso is visiting friends in Virginia Major Wll Mynhcir is quite sick with an attack of flux Mrs J W Barnes visitcdf iends in Winchester Sunday Judgo A E Cole of Maysvillc was n the city the past week Dr L P McClure of Plum Lick was in tho eity last weekt Mrs Annio Haggard Winchester visited in the city last week Mrs T G Julian and little daugh ¬ ter aro visiting in Lexington James II Wood and wifo are taking in the Estill camp mcetihg Miss May Hord of Maysvillc will visit Miss Margaret Dean tliis week Mrs C O Hansford of Harrods burg is visiting her sister Mrs M S Tyler CM Mrs C Ilawes of Redwood City CaUfdrniaancTMiss Dink Caldwell of Lexington aro vfeitiiiir at Mi- J P - Prilmlino mi l7e J1 t TrS Mrs Ltdc Wilson and two children Clarino and Roger of Ilarriman Tenn arc hero on a visit to her fathers family James B Grigsby Mrs Elvira Ladd of London Ky vis ¬ ited her niece Mrs Jno B Phipps on Winn Street last week She was ac ¬ companied by her little grand daughter Miss Bculah Thompson William G Ramsey is at home from Charlottesville Va where ho graduated at tho University of Vir ginia recently Mr Ramsey will road law with Judge C W Goodpas tcr Owiugsvillo Outlook A ¬ Lexington Ky Care Stato Collego An Outing A number of ladies and gentlemen spent tho largo part of the past week at tho Sterling Hunting Grounds on Slate camping out at these pleasant quarters Tho followingjpersons com- ¬ posed the party Ed William wife and daughter Will N Scobec wifo aud daughter John P Games S S Fizer Sandy Scobec Mrs Walter Huls Mrs Mat Farmer Mrs Thomson and two daughters Misses Ida Thomas Bettio William Elwood Scobec Etta Scobce Maggio Scobce Macic Baum Mittie Fanner and Annio May Pctry of this county and Misses Annio Sydncr of Fayetto Annio Ramsey and Dora A Woodward of Clark and Pearl Rich- ¬ ardson of Frankfort Messrs James Anderson and Ed Bush No party evermore thoroughly enjoyed an out- ¬ ing than did those Avho were so for- ¬ tunato as to be at tho grounds Each member of the party camo homo much improved physically for tho pleasant season thoy had enjoyed togother They went out for rest and recreation aud they succeeded in doing what few do on such errands bent they On Sunday somo fifty found both their friends from Loveo and elsc of whero visited them and helped to dis Schlegcl and family in this city poso of somo of tho bountiful supply Richmond Register of good cheer which was so lavishly Prof Jason Chenault of Louisville spread than whom thero is no better known Inanothcr column will bo found and more successful educator in tho the announcement of Judge James II State was visiting relatives hero tho Ilazelrigg as candidato for Judgo of past week tho Court of Appeals from this the Mrs John Moore and daughters First Appellate district We are glad Misses Lullio and Bessie of Big Stone to present the name of Judgo Ilazel ¬ Gap Va are visiting at Tom Mbores rigg to our readers and ask for him on High Street thoir suffrage IIo is the poor of any Miss Nola Sutton of Mt Sterling man bo he ho whom ho may who is for this Miss Lula Wilson of Fleming county now or has been an aspirant tho highest judicial position in tho Misses Lizzie aud Addio Gooding of Mayslick aro tho guests of Mr Ed State A mau of a judicial cast of mind Berry and family Harrison Courier his opinions on legal matters havo Misses Mabel Hord Minnio Basket often been sought aud respected of Mexico Mo Dolly Jameson and by the best lawyers in our section Isabello Harris of Fulton Mo and Naturo endowed him with a mind Mamio Drake of Ccutorvillc Iowa quick to discern tho saliont points in compose tho handsomo aud popular a matter in controversy and this to quintette who aro visiting Mrs E J gether with au extensivo acquaintance Roid at her beautiful suburban home with tho law of tho land makes him Ben Bigstaff well known throughspecially fitted for tho houorablo po- ¬ out tho length and breadth of Ken- ¬ sition to which ho aspires In point is a permanent rcsidont of our of personal popularity probably few tucky town whch ho assures us is tho pret ¬ men enjoy 60 wide a circle of devoted friends as Judgo Hazolrigg Should tiest that ho has seen in tho State tho Democratic party honor him with Ben is full of war vcminisences and tho nomination ho will win for thorn talks ontcrtaiiiiigly on all topics a victory at tho polls and give to them Hazel Green Herald an administration of tho office such as Mrs Lizzio Summers and Mrs shall givo additional lustro to the hon Addio White of Platto county Mo orablo court of which ho shall bo a are visiting thoir sister Mrs Henry member Jones Both ladies wcro raised here and havo many friends among our Mr Henry D Conbs a life long oldor citizens Mrs White has not Democrat and ono of tho cleverest been hero for thirteen years wliilst it men at all is anuouilced in our col- ¬ has been twenty eight years sinco umns for Circuit Court Clerk of Men Mrs Summers loft us Naturally ofeo county Mr Combs is a thorough they find many changes both in tho ly capable honest and upright gentle people and tho town man and tho duties and responsibili- ¬ Mrs Carrio Clyde and her beautiful ties of tho offico will bo safe in his d bright and accomplished littlo hands should tho good Democrats of daughter Mis Mary arrived tho county sco fit to oudorso him for hero last Saturday aftcrnoon Mrs tho position Clydo is tho wifo of Dr J M Clyde Judgo W M Becknor of Winches ¬ of Springfield Mo and sister of W ter is out in a card in Saturdays W Thompson Cashier of tho Traders Courior Journal formally withdraw ¬ Deposit bank They will 6pond sev ¬ ing from tho raco for Judgo of tho eral weeks here visiting friends and Court of Appeals relations i -i1 ¬ ¬ ¬ twelve-year-ol- Gatewood visited relatives in Sterling Saturday Chas Turner of Mt Sterling was hero Thursday Richard Chilep of Mt Sterling was in town last week Miss Jane Allen is visiting- her sister Mrs C R Brooks in Mt Ster- ¬ ling Miss Daisy Hazelrigg re ¬ turned Monday from a visit to rela- ¬ Mrs Ed Wood and Mark Chiles Miss Hat with their children arc visiting at Mr tives in Mt Sterling tie O wings of Montgomery county is P L Reeses visiting her aunt Miss Sarepta Ewing Mrs F II Jackson and son aro in near town Miss Nora Peters re- ¬ tho county visiting her father Allen turned last Thursday from a visit to Prowitt her cousin Miss Mamio Miller in Owiugsvillo Opinion Misses Bettio and Mamio Carrith Mt Sterling ers of Shclbyville aro guests of Mrs Tho second mortgage for 550000 N II Trimble was recorded yesterday in the Mont- ¬ Miss Pearl Bruton of Mt Sterling gomery County Clerks office on the will teach school at Kiddville this fall E L B S R R in favor of W II Jackson trustee This is to secure Sun Winchester Mrs C II Bryan and son Percy eleven bonds of 55000 each which lcavo for a visit to relatives in Racine bear six per cent interest and aro re- ¬ deemable in one hundred years Wisonsin to morrow Tho whole division of the National Charlie Bohannan of Woodford Guard of Pcunsyluania over 8000 county visited Dr William Thomp ¬ men was Sunday night ordered to son this week Homestead to restore peace Much Col A T Wood and wifo aro visit ¬ excitement was created in Home ¬ ing relatives and friends in their na ¬ stead by tho order but the leaders of tive county Fleming tho strikers announced that there Miss Lillio Day of Hazel Green would bo no resistance offered tho and Miss Mary Davio of Georgetown troops aro visiting Mrs T D Jones Tho management of tho Fair and Dr C S Moore of Newark Ohio Trotting Association desire us to say is visiting It C Robinson and other that no species of gambling whatever relatives in tho city and county will bo tolerated at their Fair aud Mrs Anna Marble of Princeton Trotting Meeting September 27 to Ky is visiting the family of her un ¬ October 1st That not even pool selling will bo allowed for whilo this do ex Ghicf Justice B J Peters is not legally it is morally gambling Mrs II II Snccd returned to her homo in Middlesboro Friday after Ed Mitchell has determined that a pleasant visit to friends here tho people everywhere within tho Asa and David Bair of Clark coun ¬ reach of Mt Sterling should be ablo ty were in the city last week on a visit to get whatever they wanted for their bubiness here Millers supplies of all to thoir friend Mr William Huls kinds will be kopt on hand at a prico Mr A Schlcgel of Mt Sterling much lcs3 than thoy can bo ordered was the guest last week of Mr Louis Mt J Mrs Bettio Henry Wilson ono of Montgomerys brightest daughters and teachers has been engaged to tako charge of the educational de ¬ partment at Slate Level near Howards Mill jr The now city officials especially tho oxecutive should post themselves as to all ordinances and make Mt Ster ¬ ling a model pcaco town We believe they will do it Every street should be looked after Elder P II McGufioy of Nicholas villc will begin a protracted meeting at Somerset this county tho fourth Sunday in July Prof II B Robin- ¬ son of Athens Ga has been secured to take charge of tho music Tho Mayor of Pittsburg has inform ¬ ed Manager Frick that should ho bring moro Piukorton men to that city thoy will bo arrested held for trial and their anna soized The grand Highland Park sale of building lots comes oil next Saturday July 1G and dont you forget it Wo havo heard of a bunch or two of export cattle selling in Fayotto county at 5 cents Paris panels tho latest thing out at 47 lt Bryans Mitchell has Masons Hint glass for sale 19-2t jars Shingles and Truinbos salt at Barnes 49 lt Tin cans for sale at Ed Mitchells Guaranteed against leakage 49 2t Fresh cakes at It M T K ButKKs go to For oats and hav Truinbos Barnes 49 lt Refrigerators and huvn mowers at reduced prices at Ed Motchells 49 2t Safes cupboards sideboards and a now lino of rockers at Easting Tho Now Process Gaolino Moves 49 2t for sale al Ed Mitchells l t J x ij t m IUl o vo j yv j v TOBm W - i lB rttf 1 SpIju f 1 urn m tr TTWWfWlpwP U-im a r wIHKr 11 rsiH P 8 r liL- t If MP MT STEKLISTG ADVOCATE TUESDAY iTUIiY 121892 -- i Vi W I K t 4 -- L rr LT A rv jL ikH Uf W A a Tr - U k fI NASCENTE LUNA ee 33a - R Mi tff a I I stretch of thlnloR sky Like Bomo fair occAn eunftct lit Peaceful and wide its apace lie And purple shore encompass it A littlo slender silver boat Upon Its bosom is afloat This craft unstayed by winds or tides Slips oat across the twilight bar Through rosy ripples soft she glides Led by a single pilot star With shadowy sails and fairy crovr Sho drifts along tho summer blue Shes flllcd from stem to stern with flowers And Love and Hope and Happiness Will aught of what she brings bo ours Ah mcl if wo could only guess Sho rides elusive and remote This littlo slender sllvef boat London Spectator HIS EIJLING PASSION r k ftrJ AilA i f j tr 1 Av SMh h I K fI 9 f w Si fjf I Phineas Gunny was crushed ho had always been crushed he expected to always bo crushed Lifoa sweets had all turned to acids for him even forbidden fruit only produced vinegar Othello was forbidden fruit to him for though ho had been an actor for fifteen years tho most impor-¬ tant part for which ho had over been cast was Ludovico At heart Phin ¬ cis This he reflected is too much eas was a ixwerful tragedian in Love that has hitherto shunned tho fact he was only a utility man in poor utility man and confined his at- ¬ the Globe theater at Cohonk Ho had run away from homo at tentions to tho bosoms of the lead ing tho juvenile and tho walking the ago of twenty and gono upon tho gentlemen now comes to mo What stage Ho had a burning withering have I to do with love Alasl lean desire to rival Forrest who was then only worship her nt a distance just beginning to bo famous It was And ho was as good as his word in tho good old days before the Ho watched her every movement had made nearly whenever sho was in the theater combination every actor a wanderer on the faco As for her it would bo foolish to say of the earth Phineas applied for an she did not notice this Sho was a engagement at tho stage door of tho woman and an actress and admira- ¬ tion was the perfume of her life Momus theater in Widdlestown Therefore sho quickly saw that Phin- ¬ where there was a respectable stock eas admired her Nay more sho company perceived that ho was deeply in lovo The stag manager put him on with her among tho supers In one year ho Poor fellow she reflected he had arisen to tho high post of cap- ¬ has fallen hopelessly in lovo with me It is too bad I didnt mind tain of tho Ho vowed that he would bo a great the sighs of tho fashionable young actor if it took twenty years study men in New York because I know That study ho began at once De-¬ they bestow them upon every actress termined as ho was to reach tho top in tho city But this poor fellow he is in earnest and yet he does not of tho ladder he resolved to fill his dare to speak to me soul with noble thoughts There-¬ These thoughts grew in Virginias fore ho began to study Othello mind Sho found herself continualNo matter what buffets fortune to see dealt him tho soul of Phineas Gun ly watching Phineas dailyif ho was watching her Ho becanr ny reveling among tho sublimities more moody and melancholy and of the great Venetian tragedy withshe daily became more sorry for stood them smilingly At length Years rolled on The opportunity him was sitting one morning whilo at the prompt table she to play his beloved part although during a rehearsal sho saw Phineas ho knew it so well that he could standing en- ¬ have begun at the last lino and trance well back in the first and devouring her with his played it through backward never arose and carelessly presented itself He had seen every eyes Sho to walked up the back of tho stage tragedian of prominence play the and then passing around the wings part He was very familiar with it behind and In fact ho was so familiar with it she came downattention Phineaslittle by a attracted his that ho was unable to learn anything cough else and always stuck once or twice in every part he played no matter Ho started and began to tremble when he saw her how short it was Why do you stare so at me sho At the end of his first fifteen years asked in the profession he found himself S death P said Phineas in a low doing tho utility parts at tho Globe I may not tell thee that theater in Cohonk as has been voice Tho desired opportunity had Woman I have only two passions stated not yet come No manager had over One is to play Othello and tho been able to see beneath Phineas other is a secret which must not Gunnys commonplace exterior a soul pass my lips Poor fellow she said very soft full of Othello Yet it was there One morning the manager Mr ly as she turned away Perdition catch my soul but I do Michael Francis walked upon tho stage and called to one side his stage love thee exclaimed Phineas under manager Mr Orpheus Smith and his breath She heard him She felt that she said Orpheus my boy my daughter is ought to have boon very angry but in spite of herself she was pleased coming home for a rest The next time she passed Phineas Tho managers daughter Miss Vir ginia Francis was tho loading lady in the street sho completely upset at a theater in New York She was that gentleman by bestowing upon only twenty three but had made him a smile and a bow The days rolled on and Phineas such a hit on her first apperauce that tho New York manager hearing of Gunnys new passion grew As for her wont to Cohonk to see her and the young lady her pity for her strango lover also grew She always engaged her at once Two days later the young lady ar- spoke to him kindly which added rived Sho was a beautiful girl fresh fuel to the fire which was conThus matters Tall dark eyed intelligent in coun- suming his being tenance she was a perfect queen went on until Virginia had been in among tho commonplace young la- Cohonk two weeks The citizens of that enterprising dies of tho Globe company She walked upon tho stage during re- city then conceived tho brilliant hearsal tho flay after her arrival idea of giving a grand benefit to the young lady whoso talents shed luster and sat down besido her father Phineas Gunny was leaning against upon the town the wind machiuo at the back of tho Manager Francis was of courso stage when sho entered Ho did not delighted and announced that his raise his eyes for ho was mentally daughter would appear on Juno 7 in doing tho fifth act of Othello her famous role of Desdemona Tho play was at onco put in re Presently ho heard his cue and advanced to speak his lines It was hearsal Phineas as usual was cast then that ho caught sight of tho for Ludovico and had to enduro tho yoimg lady For a moment ho was misery at rehearsals of hearing his speechless Ho stared at her intent favorite part butchered by tho leading man Oscar Montrose ly until tho prompter exclaimed Go on Mr Gunny youve played Then Phineas gnawed his lips Then his heart beat in anguish unthis part a dozen times With an effort Phineas recovered speakable Ho knew how ho could himself and went on with his lines play that part and his soul burned When ho mado his exit Virginia with anxiety to act with his beloved Virginia as the Dosdemona But his turned to her father and said Papa who is that tall homely wishes were of no use She and ho could not bo brought so nearly toman who stared so oddly at mo my dear is Mr Phineas gether At rehearsals ho stood in That Gunny the entrances and murmured tho Heavens What a namo for an well known lines whilo Montroso was murmuring them on tho stage actor Virginia who had fallen into a Yes hes a littlo bit eccentric but habit of watching her queer lover useful in small parts When Phineas had reached tho saw him as ho was going through Bholterof tho wings ho turned to tho his daily performance Sho found nearest person who happened to bo an opportunity to speak to him What were you muttering hero a the second old womannah invet few moments ago she asked jrato gossip and said as I was fiDeflkjnflrifee reclie Mrjp Thurston caji you tell pe ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ sid tho provernor Thats his daughter n er Phineas stood and s7 long after ho had finished his part and was at liberty to leave tho thea ter A now feeling dawned in his heart Ho could not tea wnac it was but he knew that he could not take his eyes away from tho faco of Virginia Francis Ho stood looking at her until tho rehearsal was ended and sho arose with her father to leave tho house Then with a heavy sigh which startled him ho turned away Ho walked homo buried in deep medita- ¬ tion Ho climbed up to his attic chamber and took off his coat Ho placed himself before his looking glass and began to play Othello In a fow moments ho paused What was tho matter Could it bo possible that ho was becoming tired of his great role Never He began again Ho worked up his sceno with redoubled energy It was no use Instead of his own face ho saw in tho glass that of tho managers daughter Othello at last bad encountered a rival Tho horrible truth dawned upon tho mind of Phineas Gunny that instead of one master passion ho now had two The first was Othello the second Virginia Fran- oMI j tnoy snouiu do spoxen tne suoumo lines of Othello Do you know tho part Do I lenow it For fourteen years it has burned and seethed in my brain Othello is my ono grand pas sion or was I havo learned tho business of all the greatest exponents of tho rolo who have oor lived But my time will come but until then I must go on on on as Lu- ¬ 5 ¬ dovico At last tho festal night arrived All Cohonk turned out to do honor to its fair tragedienne At half past 7 tho people wero crowding throxigh tho doors and as Manager Francis peered through tho peer hole his heart was very glad Ab he stood thero the stage manager rushed up to him with an open letter in his hand Mr Francis he exclaimed Mon- ¬ troso has sent mo a note saying that ho fell down stairs this afternoon and sprained his ankle so that lie cannot walk and consequently cannot play Whats to bo done Done We must change tho bill Lot us go and seo Virginia Tho manager led tho way to his daughters dressing room and found that sho had not yet begun to dress Sho opened tho door for tho two men and saw by their faces that something was wrong Whats tho matter sho asked Montroso is drunk and cant got out of tho house Oh my exclaimed Virginia My child said her fattier wo must change tho bill to Ingomar I am up in the part and I do not want to play Parthenia I hato tho part Is no ono up in HOST IK qCXSTITT V r isrisqciuTT Othello Not a soul Virginia looked perplexed for a moment Then sho suddenly bright ened up Papa sho exclaimed there is a man in tho company who knows that part perfectly Who asked tho manager Mr Gunny Good heavens Virginia he is FOR YEARS crazy Has led al Worm Remedlas Yes to play Othello EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED How do you know that SOLYD EVEEYWHERE He told mo so rrcporfdlijltlCIUnDSOX TAyLOItHED CO STL0CI3 Orpheus call Gunny In a fow moments Gunny ap peared JAPANESE do Gunny said Mr Francis you know Othello I am a letter perfect sir in tho whole play do you want me to prompt No I want you to play Othello Phineas staggered back against the doorframe Piles of whatever kind Are you ill Aro you afraid to orA Guaranteed Curo for decrees External Internal Blind or Weed ¬ creased Phineas was improving in every act Tho murder scene was electric Tho curtain fell and again Phineas led tho glowing Virginia to tho footlights When they had left the stage sho looked at him with delight and won der in her eyes Oh youre an angel P sho ax claimodl JYou aro simply great Phineas sank down into a chair and burst into a flood of tears At last ho sobbed after four teen years Mademoiselle you aro tho ideal Desdemona Arising ho offered her his hand and begged permission to lead her to Sho assented tho dressing room At tho door ne paused and said Miss Francis I havo had only ono passion and that was to play Othello I lovo tho part better from having played it with you I should like to play it with you all tho rest of my life And I could play Desdemona sho answered with you as Othello all tho rest of my life Then let us do so ho said I love you Marry mo and woll play the piece around tho world You lovo mo Ever since I first saw you Othello has been only a secondary passion Could you learn to lovo mo No Ho turned to leave her Sho laid her hand on his arm I could not learn to lovo you because because I havo already Saubretto in Now York learned it News ¬ rno eninueiasm or tno nouse in ¬ Bargains for the People IN Clothing Hats Boots AT WdiioesYNi l rf - 0 5 HARP mRIMBLEfl 1 ifl JJENTONf m UfiitA V- - Best grades at Bottom prices No shop worn goods in the lot New Stock STAD Big Stock Boys School Suits HOWARD Children AKERS Fine Shoes for Ladies Misses SHARP TRIMBLE 1845 DENTON 1I3E3 OXiID ISEXjILAJBIjE GSURMGE ZESTeTTT iaa COMPANY Of UnSTeTrsirls DDOODID 1 EDEiEsinDsasrr AnrtK t Terse sr f Afriirtl Total Assctts Jnnnnry surplus Losses paid in Kentucky over Judge Richard Reld Robert C Gntewood Jnmcs Anderson M m T Ilntily Jns A Slngownn rtfoQfc Inid 1812 Policy Holdcra sinco organization - hips 20 mzm 1 8000 00 llcnn 1IS00 00 PWatrous 1400 00Wright 00 Wm II Hipp 1000 00 00 JnmcsM lion 1000 00- tgtimiifJtiiiiialiiiriifciiilt A After second year no restrictions ns to residence or occupation No forfeiture in caso of Iap6o Cash loans mado up to one half of tho reserve on assignable policies Looses Eaiea in iEontg omersr Ooixxrty Y 5000 00 0000 fi000 6000 B000 00 AVnrrcn 00 Lewis C 48570V83 05 1187l4MS 0l Ul37li0j 05 8000000 00 John - ifiWi IB i For any additional information apply to K AY SMITH Or T C GRAVES Mt Sterling Ky 0lie Best Co33troct CO ver Offered 542 AV State Agents Main St Louisville Ky 4B 4m ¬ XX FIRE If you FRE FIBE Sw try Afraid For fourteen long years I have hungered and thirsted for a chance to play that part and now it has come Sir you are my benefactor Dont thank me my daughter insisted upon it ¬ ¬ Iteccnt or Hereditary ing Itchinpr Chronic This remedy has positively noTcr been known to 0 boxes for500 fentby mail fall JlOOabox prepaid on receipt of price A written Guaran ¬ tee positively given to each purchaser of t boxes when purchnsed nt ono time to refund tho 500 paid if not cured Guarantee issued by W S sterling Jloyd Druggist nnd Sole Agent 22 ly Ky Cxll Sales tup for ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Poor Phineas was overcome Ho gasped two or three times and then spoke Mademoiselle I cannot tell you of my gratitude I will show it in my acting Well said Francis go and dress while I go and make an apology to tho audience Phineas smiled sarcastically as he walked away Mr Francis went before tho curtain after tho overture and said Ladies and Gentlemen It is with great regret that I announce the sud den illness of Mr Montrose His part will be taken at half an hours notice by Mr Gunny for whom I bespeak tho kind consideration of tho audience Mr Francis retired amid distinct murmurs of disapproval The curtain arose Roderigo Bra bantio and Iago went through with their scene Then Iago and Othello made their appearance A murmur of surprise and approval ran through tho house Phineas had thrown his wholo soul into hisv makeup Ho looked the part to perfection But tho actors standing in the wings were smiling in anticipation of tho coming fiasco Phineas played his opening scenes in much the same manner as ho had previously played Ludovico Francis breathed moro easily Gunny will be a mighty weak Othello thought he but I dont believe thoyll guy him Matters went on smoothly until Phineas came to tho speech to his narrativo to the duke Up to that time he had felt as one in a dream Tho old familiar words suddenly awakened him to a sense of his situation ¬ ¬ ¬ want good Insurance CURE insure with HOFFMAN If you want reliable Insurance Insure with HOFFMAN If you want to 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soul Ho not cure with Wests Vegetable Liver lllls when saw Virginia Francis standing in the tho directions nj o strictly complied with They to givo sat aro purely vcgctnblc mm never Her father loved mo oft invited mo 500 Reward Queensware MT STERLING MANUFACTURER OF liOflkc sl Offlco ¬ KY amtlo rticoiD joining Court tnsljy i Hav entrance watching him He remem- ¬ isfaction Sugar Coated Largefall contain- ¬ ¬ boxes rents Beware of counterfeits and bered Forrest He began to act Ho ing no pilIsS5 Tho genulno manufactured only by Imitations finished the speech amid a spon- ¬ Tun John C Wkst Company Cuwaoo III 22 ly For snlo by all druggists taneous burst of applause From that moment he played Othello as ho had never played the part oven before his old looking glass At the end of the third act he and Virginia wero enthusiastically called Francis stood before tho curtain astounded in tho prompt entrance His daughter ran to him and threw her arms about his neck Papal she cried I havo never 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