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AvlMMJh -- - cs It f jJfHiJ fjraraBTSKpW Vi C- - y svs flS1 HEWK AL iti - FTyVPii HMa 11 i c t MT y oii ii ADVERTISING RATES 2 Ono Year S2 Ingestions Six Months W S STERLINe ADVOCATE IN AWEEKLY JOURNAL IDENTICAL Wool Carding AND MANUFACTURING J INTEREST WITH ITS OWN PEOPLE V MT STEELING KENTUCKY TUESDAY JULY 26 1892 A NO 51 that Clement nego Discreditable Trade A Powerless State GENERAL NEWS - WMrtO gS22 S3-I-5-- - sassssiasB X ooo N A President of the United States has icldom been caught in a moro dis- Â¬ creditable political transaction than has Ilarrison in his dealing with Crom of Charleston S C Crum was a negro who wanted to bo Postmaster at Charleston This was before the meeting Of tho Ueplib- licau National Convention Crum was such a preposterous candidate that the President refused to appoint him t But Crum got himself elected as a delegate to ho National Republican Convention aud his voto became val- Â¬ uable Ho announced that it would bo cast for BJainc Upon this ho was interviewed by Harrisons aud finally consented to vote for tho Presidents renomiuation if ho could bo promised tho post office Tho promise was given it is even 6aid that it was in writing and oillcc-hold-e- re 2H 838888888888 S5S888888S888 TWEEDS Cottbn and Woolen Hosiery Insertions Three Months 13 Insertions Two Months m Eight Insertions Ono Month Four Insertions Threo Insertions Two Insertions J Single Insertion Court Jddok quick time- Full weight of rolls in return guaranteed 888888888888 Tie all work up in strong sheets and it will bo returned in good order 8Sa8SSS8S88 Cash paid for wool or goods given in exchange Will pay highest price S8S8S8SSSSis for rendered Tallow in cakes or bar rels or exenange ooap ior u a ris for manufacturing furnished on appli- Â¬ cation and price lief sent directory Agents for tho best Sheep Dip sold i Wo would respectfully leform all that woaro prepared to manufacture SSaS52SSa 28888 all of tko above goods at low down prices and guarantee tho very best of work Wool from a distance carded SSK8V5S8aS888 int5 rolls and returned to owner in SSSS8S8888S8 There is a strikiujr fact in connec- Â¬ tion with tho outbreak at Cumr dr Aleno mines in Idaho which furnishes anew illustration of tho folly and wickeduess of the Republican party in turning a mining camp into a State for purely partisan purposes Idaho was admitted to tho Union July 3 1890 Its population was the 84 385 about ono porson to tho square mile This is less than one half tho unit of representation in Congress 173901 The Republican party gave to this mining camp tho right to chooso ono Representative in Congress two Senators and three Presidential electors It did this act of injustice to other States and it thus brought discredit upon State- Â¬ hood for the unpatriotic purpose of It has been A Griscoll announced President of the Interna tional Navagation Company who is now in London has completed tiations with the British Govern ment for tho formal transfer of the steamships City of Paris and City of Now York from English registry to American registry These steam ships will bo admitted to tho Ameri Â¬ can registry immediately and will hereafter lly tho stars and strpes Thomas Reid shot and killed Rob- Â¬ ert Lewis in S6vior County Tonnes see The trouble camo up over a cow which had got into Lewis field A double barreled shotgun was used and the mans head was almost blown from his body Reid is in jail and there is talk of lynching Tho dead man leaves a young family ft 11 e-- d e-- VJ mj Crum received the appointment Thus the President through his BRO D A LOUD TJ agents sold tho Charleston Post Ofllce SMuXKTnjT COURT ftN Tcsdy ana Phoenix Woolen Mills for a vote And he sold it to a man JDDOE WM AWHWOJI tcr Third Monday in January April Jury Lexington Ky who had been trying to got thd place Ct0bel COUNTY COURT for three years and whom he himself Third Mondav of each month ClVILBRANCn Iff WBUM CITY CeURT Sat- - WT TYLilt E F Roiierton had repeatedly refused to appoint pn JDDOE JAUKa yf Grovks presiding iirst uruay in cacn uumm the ground of uniltncss MANAGERS The wretched trade however has Professional been defeated by self respecting Ito T JAltKETT Attomcy-nw-vpublicau Senators who have listened Court ot Kentucky to tho protests of the citizens of Char- Â¬ Will pracUcein the leston against Crums confirmation d Buw0yor Xaw J M OWVK The President has been forced by or All collections and real estate tranjncHoM Senators of his own party to with Â¬ draw tho nomination uoor tic red Oulce front room up stairs lira T- K ltanies The people of this country have south ot It M Manufacturers and dealers in all kinds of stood a good deal of low down pon- Â¬ WllTIlOMlSOSM1 Vrakc tics but they have never before wit- Â¬ Knat Main Street Mt Sterling Ky nessed such an open sale of an impor- Â¬ nil CHAS l uutiB Surgeon Vhysleian and tant public office by a candidate for Ky Mt Sterling Main St over Yoris A Claytons store Tho tho Prosidcntai nomination sireiiB President who debases tho public oTkiKG vfiwioi MU Sterling Ky White Pine and Poplar Singles sorvico to this extent deserves himself KeprcscMs O Doors of all Sizes Now York AVorld tho fate of Crum WHOLESALE CLOTHIEKS z1 Sash Glazed and TJnglazed Cincinnati Labor Cost Window and Door Frames A HAZELUIGG all kinds StcrllngJKy Moulding and Brackets of Tho Iron Age is a thoroughly loyal f omceTyler AWHiinonbmWHiB Mt Verandas of every Description servant of tho protected interests of TUDGE AMUS DAVIS d vhth Star Planing Mill Company Pennsylvania Mnnuf actum or CIOTIIICi O t West Icarl SU Cincinnati Mt Sterling Ky In its last issue it presents a table Lewis Appci son MS Tyler of wages paid in tho wire rod indus Â¬ APlERSON mYLEU try in order to show that the opera- Â¬ tives receive very high pay BUOOICS UITK t- w AorncyB-i--- i In doing so it is forced to givo the FRANKS GORDON Jit fly tho counUes of outgomcry rods It is AVill practice in xrxr i nnu Have made a great change In tliclr Clothing labor cost in a ton of iinihtcnUceLowcu Wttr OlUcc In and Lhoo busincirf Thcv hi o the good to suit 195 In tho Superior and Appellate Courts both rich and pnor young and old at priacc un GaldwciUiiuiuing heard of Weaio telling iiuwsu2ts at 160 up Wire rods are protected by u duty Nens Shoes at 05c up Ladies Shoes at 7c uji A DElI AVEN AImj great bargains in MisecsShowatJecup w Attomcy-at-iaof six tenths of a cent a xouud This Mt Sterling Ky Offlctf Court Street Will practice man vmw Hats Gaps Gents Fnrulshiug Goods is 12 a ton or moro than six times as of the Commonwealth We receive new goods every week Dont much as tho whole co9t of labor W A 9UDDUTU L BTONE forget to call and seq us at BUDUUril OTONE The duty is practically prohibitory D Cth ana couri riuco iiC1v the importations of iron rods in 1891 Center MngX Imlsvlllc Ky being valued at 92000 and of steel 24- - South Maysvllle Street Ml Tl T 1IMHLUIL U rods at G5000 Pcntist Opposite Opera House MU Sterling Ky X y Office over Mt Sterling National Uank On nearly overy ton of wire rods COX M V produced in this country therefore N cto1nr Ky rbmcqKoomOTyler Appcvbon building Resi the American consumers pay a boun- Â¬ dence on yueen tirai TO SCCCK880R ty of about 10 above tho wholo cost got labor New York World Miller Wilson i J H lLVZELlUGG w Monday JOHM E Cootkh presiding Third November Monday May and the FourthCOMMON VLEA8 COCBT OP Scott presiding Third Monday in jewm STAR Planing Mill Co Rough LUMBER - Dressed iidc Tlie Bargain Store -- iin Â¬ insuring its own retention of power And now this State is on the bauds of tho Union just as it would have been under similar circumstances if it had remained a Territory Tho Governor says that the States militia force consists of only 19G meu Idaho can elect Senators and a Representa Â¬ tive it can take part in a Presiden- Â¬ tial election but it has not strength enough to preserve tho peace Other States may yield to the superior force of tens of thousands of insurrection ists but this Republican rotten bor ough must go down before hundreds as she recovers sufficiently to be re- Â¬ But tlie votes of this pocket-bo- r moved ough commonwealth arc as potent as Prince Michael Mills of the Is she herself is impotent New York raclitish God house at Detroit who is AVorld scrying a sentence in Michigan State Undesirable Refuse Prison for debauching little Bernicc Breckal ono of his followers held an No such feed as fat meat grease or informal at homo at tho prison vegetables that have been cooked in Sunday lie was visited by his grease should bo fed to laying hens spirtual wife Eliza Courts who is in summer Instead of being ser- Â¬ out on bail awaiting trial on the viceable such scraps from the taWlo charge of having improper relations are really injurious Wo cannot oven with this latter day saint suggest that they be fed to tho dogs orpigs at this season The best use for A severe explosion occurred at El them is to feed to the extra cockerels Ian Gowan Colliery in Pennsylvania iiitoifdecl for market Mirror and operated by tho Philadelphia Reading Coal and Iron Company Some per Â¬ Farmor son unknown entered with a naked A Striking Contrast lamp firing a body of gas instantly killing Casper Mitchell a miner and For twenty years Adial E Steven badly burning and mutilating seven sou has been President of a coal com or eight others That part of tho pany and has never had a strike mine in which tho explosion occured What a contrast to tho case of the Re- is on fire publican candidate for Vice-PreIn making an excavation in the dent who for sixteen vears has had rear of the City Hall New York his old union employes locked out si Harry Hanna member of the In diana Republican Stato fommiltpr from tho Twelth district and Chair Â¬ man Veasy of the Allen County Re publican Committee have resigned on account of tho Presidents appoint ment of Judge Chopin to a fat office The Blaine men in tho Twelfth district disliked Chopin 60 much that they re Â¬ fused to allow him to ride on tho same train with them Mrs Marie Nevins Blaine tho di- Â¬ vorced wife of James G Blaine Jr arrived in New York on tho steam- Â¬ ship La Champagne after several months stay abroad Mrs Blaine is still very feeble and her health is not as much improved as was hoped Mrs Blaines plans as to tho future aro unsettled but it is thought she will go to some health resort as 60011 It being understood that a number of tho big gambling establishments had made arrangements to reopen at Saratoga Springs N Y Chief of Po lico Blodgett notified them that if they undertook to do so ho would strictly enforce tho anti gambling statue According to advices received from Juneau per steamer Queen tho au- Â¬ thorities arrested six Indians at Chil cat Alaska charged with murder and together with twenty witnesses they were taken to Juneau for trial The verdict of tho Coroner was guilty reported tint tho island of Sangir in tho Malay archipelago has been completely destroyed by a vol- Â¬ canic eruption and its entire popula- Â¬ tion of 12000 is said to have perished Steamers passing tho island were for- Â¬ ced to move through miles of volcanic debris is It At a meeting of tho Chicago Trad- Â¬ Labor Assembly resolutions were adopted demanding that the Governors of Illinois Now York and Pennsylvania cause the arrest of Wil- Â¬ liam Pinkerton of Chicago Robert Pinkcrton of Now York and Mana Â¬ ger II C Frick of Homestead Pa es and Tho New York firms comprising the Building Material Dealers asso ciation have decided that employes must recognize their authority alone and the Board of Walking Delegates has ordered a tie up G000 men will be out of imployment Near Chicago tho body of Morris Allen Collins President of the Dallas Tex Suicide Club who killed him Â¬ self in Chicago was burned on a fun Â¬ eral pyro iu accordance with his own request Tho Whitechapcl Club had charge of tho ceremony A scaffolding w The Bargain Store J O MILE1R 15oll jouuty is making a vigorous fight for the supremacy of Democratic principle and it is believed they will win Every few evenings large en- Â¬ thusiastic gatherings proclaim their belief in Democratic principles aud converts are daily coming in - Atterney atLaw 31 U OIUH1I1KCollections promptly attended to - y - i PIATT Veterinary Surgeon D A avj MlUWil AVillljc In Mt Sterling on ouri iu f jiecdetl 111 answer telegram When INSURANCE AND VAN ANTVlU DU HOWARD Olttco wlthDr Wm Van Antwerp Short street opiosito the couit house MD jl HHAYDON MUStciling Ky OlUcc near rrbidence cor High A Sycnmoro Sts 5iim ntnu 5am 8aUl 1 1 Real Elstsite LOWEST RATES CHOICEST COMPARISON PROMPTEST SETTLEMENTS Of A sycophantic and cranky but duly recognized organ of tho President re Â¬ marks that Mr Blaine is not missed in Washington and that peoplo no longer talk about him If true this would only show tho cold blooded ingratitude of tho official class But a good many of Mr Blainos friends will bo misssd at tho polls on election day New York World The Black Walnut Iviia W No r 7 8 West MMn SU Mt Sterling Ky upstairs m Any And All Agencies -- - DkUUL m v rLUV if Oflico MniiiiiiriiM nvr upstairs corner of Court and llroadwny Altorncy-ni-jnw cpiin Kr J S HUHT oil Sterling jy nmer In Flier Jllock wn stairs with J MElliott Having recently l emoved from Owlngsvillo and locatod In tho city of Mt Sterling will prac in in tlm rnm ts of Ifontironen-- Rath ond ad joining counties and in the Uupcnor CourtÂ¬ Court of Appeals and Federal Courts of Kentucky Prompt and careful attention will lo given to all business entrusted to hlni Josiah Lindsay -- C - AGENT ON -- O RAILROAD west of depot Mt Sterling Ky Manufacturer and dealer In Tobacco Hogs- Â¬ heads Hough Lumber and Lako Ice Wo make our business which is booming by doing the best work and offering ltough Lumber at spec lal prices which are never wet Wo also do m custom sawing -- LCHAS REIS t MANUFACTURER OF Saddles Harness Bridles Halters c I c I carry tho largest and most com ploto lino of general Saddlory Goods in tho city r4Jl wnrt mndn of first class material 88 i oy sKiiiea lvorKincn uau anu innAock and learn tiriccs lv m - TU 4 U IlkIU VUlOl 1UUUI jTho farming elemont made a good showing at tho recent Republican State convention in Vermont There is no trouble about nominating a far Â¬ mer governor in tho Greon Moun Â¬ tain Stato if tho farmers will solect AUCTIONEER tho right man and unite their forces MT STERLING KENTUCKY But electing a far Â¬ in his support ffers his services to tho people of Montgomery U and surrounding counties Prompt attention Amoricans aro finding out that mer governor or oveu a farmer presi Â¬ nd lvcn to ail sales oi Personal Tropci fy ia21 Ileal lyr Estate Terms Kcasonablo Aro dent would not materially change mutton is good aud fit to eat you doing your share towards fur- Â¬ existing conditions in a single term of office Mirror and Farmer Children Cry for Pitchers pastorla nishing the mutton WH FLETCHER Tho black walnut is ono of our noble trees In tho forest it grows on erect straight trunk sixty to ninety feet high and from four to six feet in diameter Out iutho opon ground it directs its energies towards tno pro duction of a rounded spreading top and with its airy compound leaves forms a beautiful object in tho grounds about the home It is a rap id growing hardy tree boaring nuts at eight to ten years of ago In plantations it will require twenty to forty voars to rrow to profitable size The returns aro slow but abundant when thov come If the origual black wal- nui trees on many farms in Ohio lllliuuiu ivt nan uiuu join oiumutig thoy would now bo worth many times what tho laud would soil for Ohio Farmer Wisconsin and Iowa which for mcrly rolled up Republican majorities ranging from 20000 to 80000 now while have Democratic Governors Illinois lias a Democratic Senator and two years ago elected tho Stato Democratic ticket by a fair majority Thoy will claim that at least a por- Â¬ tion of the electoral voto of Michigau is certain for tho Democrats under the now dispensation and there is a A conspiracy to rob tho railroads possibility that all of it may bo cap- Â¬ centering in Kansas City formed and tured if any active campaign is con- Â¬ carried out by passengers solicitors ducted with tact and judgment in tho ticket brokers and a largo number of State conductors has been investigated by detectives The system worked by Foxes in Australia tho conspirators was tho earning of Foxes threaten to become as serious passengers out of the city at half fare An the proceeds of such business being a pest as rabbits in Australia Australian Journal says that tho fox- Â¬ equally divided among all interested es introduced hero already spread over a wide area and aro most de- Â¬ structive both to lambs and poultry Thoy attain a greater sizo and strength in Australia than in England and the mild climato is highly favor- Â¬ able to the increase of their number If somo energetic steps aro not taken nothing can prevent tno spread of foxes over tho wholo continent at a building iu of erection at Houston Tex course fell four men working on it at the time being injured They are W R Moore J II Godson William Spen- Â¬ Moore aud cer and J Trollman workmen came upon ait oblong Spencer will not recover brown stone two feet long IS inches Dr Terry and Prof Castaldl wore wide and about a foot deep on which fencing at Fall River Mass when tho was inscribed R Varick Eq Â¬ Mayor 177G The relict was remov- Â¬ button camo of of Castaldis foil al lowing the weapon to enter Terrys ed to the crypt of tho City Hall for safe keeping Mayor Richard Var Â¬ eye The doctor diagnosed his own ick held that office from 1789 to 1S01 case pronounced the wound fatal and died within a few hours By au decision of a Texas court Receiver Beall of tho Maverick Mrs K A Hathway and Mrs Mar- Bank in Boston has received tho garot Parker have become tho poses- sors ot a valuable tract of land HQ0 papers front Acting Comptroller of Â¬ acres in extent The defendants will Currency Nixon ordering an assess ment of 400000 on tho stockholders appeal to tho United States Supremo Court but havo offered to pay 25 of tho bank Tho assessment is for 000 for a quitclaim deed Tho ladies tho full limit allowed by low are descendants of Christopher Miller Detective are still hunting Charles who died in Texas in 1S39 Mitchell United States Express driv Â¬ i er iu Maryland do Grace who disappeared with a 5000 package It is believed is hiding in the swamps of Havre he Every building material yard in New York is closed with tho excep- Â¬ tion of that belonging to W II Schmolil at Fourteenth Street and East River who has given in to tho union This is the result of a combined lockout and strike consequent upon tho fight between tho House smiths Union and tho Iron League Â¬ Ola Maddox 15 white girl of Newton Miss was enticed into a field by a colored woman and desert- Â¬ ed A negro named Doc Davis then chocked her senseless and outraged her lid was arrested and started to- Â¬ ward tho jail but ho novor reached thoro Cold lead stopped him and his body was left in tho woods Tho Homestead iron aud steol work ers invvo called upon the trades uu ion9 of tho United States for aid At Pino Blufl Ark where a fierce war has boon raging between tho city government and tho Water aud Light Company the difference having been Tho trouble was amicably adjusted inadequate Avator supply over the George P Williams tho express messenger who was in charge of tho Pacific Express Company car that was robbed at Adair I T by tho Dalton gang has bcon suspended pending ex Â¬ amination by tho company A man named Walters living near the Little Mississsppi Church neigh- Â¬ borhood Calvct Tex was taken out and given 50 lashes by a party of four men for reporting a boy misbe Â¬ having in church During tho prevalence of a severe storm in Richmond Va the light Â¬ ning struck a house qp Nicholson Strcot just outsido tho corporation limits killing a man named Dan Eni uiott his wifo and threo chjldrcu In addition to small pox nud qhol ora typhus fover hasbroken out iu Russia - r i Hi a U m fl yl M v vW yfTiwMSPf1 TWP V XWc I r - W - TV - J -- VjnrfF Vjp - 4 tKmi i TUESDAY 4 KTY Tho daxottoJ Supports tho Force Charlestons Blackbird Falls to Oet A Bill the Plum The man who supports tho Forco Bill yet is ignorant of tho ovils it would bring ai pon tho South is a dan Â¬ gerous element in socioty but ho is at tho same time suro to receive a cer Â¬ tain amount of charitable commisera- Â¬ tion But tho man who knowingly and willfully would bring upon his section for tho purpose of gaiuing a party advantage tho dark and damna Â¬ ble ovils it would carry in its train deserves to bo placed outsido tho palo Tho rod mouthed of decent mou Anarchist is less of a mauaco to so- Â¬ cioty than ho Tho Anarchist makes no protouso but that ho wishes to break up tho foundations of socioty tho Forco Bill supporter under tho guiso of law would bring about the same result To know what would bo tho result of the workings of this hell dovised scheme ono has but to recall tho South and all tho horrors of tho days of reconstruction It was a veritable hell on earth then and under the oper- Â¬ ations of the Force Bill tho situation would bo oven worse Anarchy ruin bloodshed robbery aro a few of tho minor ovils that would bo visited upon us The Gazctto supports tho Force Bill fe If THE n M W THE ADVOCATE i Efeteicet Store- FEENEY rr j a Advocate Publishing Company HIT STERLING JUJV 12 102 DEMOCRATIC 1 TICKET FOR PRESIDENT GROVEIt CLEVELAND FOR VICE PRESIDENT ADLAI E STEVENSON FOH CIRCUIT CLERK HENRY R BRIGHT FOR SHERIFF JNO C RICHARDSON i FOR CONGRESS il il arc authorized to announce Hon C It Brooks of 3tft Sterling Montgomery county as a candidate for tho 53d Congress from tho Tenth District subject to tho action of the Democratic party We aro authorized to announce Judge John E Cooper as a caudidato for Judge ot this tho 21st Judicial district composed of tho counties of Bath Mcnefce Montgomery and Rowan subject to the action of the Democratic party We arc authorized to announce Mr Henry D Combs as a candidate for Circuit Clork of Mcncfco comity sub- Â¬ ject to the action of tho Democratic party To tho Democrats of tho First Ap- Â¬ pellate District I am a candidate for tho nomination for Judge of tho Court of Appeals subject to tho action of tho Democratic party Tho county conventions have been called for August J3 1892 and tjio general Convention for August 18 1892 at Catlottsburg Your support js respectfully solicited Wo frr pi s I nai ucif fll m Pit aesses HHsan V eiv rV riffi It is said when Judge Holt hoard of tho proposed change in his district he dropped tho mountain mans hand ho was shaking and without waiting to hear his constituents answer to his turned his How aro your folks horse and lied toward Frankfort to sit up with tho Legislature awhile and convince them how totally un- Â¬ constitutional tho change would bo whether tho Legislature Judge makes tho change or not wo arc go Â¬ J II Hazelrigg ing to send a Democrat to AH your tail Prices Woaibautliorkwllo announce C seat Soustor Walcott Dr Crum you The worlds two leaders r w Neshitt ot Bath county as ai W The Bcattyvillc Enterprise Vol I Were a dclegato to the Minneapolis WILSON for the office of Common- Â¬ candidate wealths Attorney in the district com Â¬ No 1 has reached our exchange convention I believe New No 9 and the Dr Crum Yes sah posed of Bath Montgomery Mcnefce table It is published at the Three HOME and Rowan Counties subject to the You voted for Senator Walcott only Tluce tho Democratic party Forks the great aud action of t i Harrison Your support is respectfully solicited Forks and its business is to pro- Â¬ President Musical Instrumefcsj Both Dr Crum Yes sah I voted for claim the glories and riches of this and sewing Machines we sell tho most favored section etc It is a do President ADVERTISING well gotten up sheet and moans busi Â¬ Senator Wolcott Yes but when at the lowest prices and give ness and from tho tone of its articles you first came to Minneapolis you purchaser all the time needed The one thing to be eliminated in will get thorc J T Richaids is man- - told several that you thought Mr to meet payments which aro ager oucccss to ine Enterprise making the weekly successful is these Blaine was tho best man to nominate monthly and easy No iiore VAN BENNETT large display advertisements While and that you had about made up your this is an uncoutrovertablo statoment McKlnloys Tarlfr Republican than can be saved up mind to vote for him That Forco BUI Office at residence on Rich- Â¬ School there aro those who maintain Scores a Point Lot Republicans Dr Crum Yes sah I said dat v Â¬ mond fivfinnn another position It can be main Â¬ Speak out or Forever Hold Their Tho Lodgo Election Bill as presentNow Doctor Senator Walcott McKinloy tho school teacher says majority of Peace tho that tained what made you chango your mind so ed to the House was sectional in Â¬ In a recent speech Van Bennett took suddenly country journals are largely dependent tended to rule the ballot of the South The foreigner pays the tariff tax E L Dawson Puck Dem studeut asks But if columns up in detail the Minneapolis Conven- Â¬ upon their advertising Isc looking over de by bayonet rulo in an emergency to Dr Crum and to cut out the large display tion and the utterances of the advo- Â¬ field Senator tho perpetuation of tho Republican ad- Â¬ tho Englishman paysS for a corduroy MT STERLING KY Â¬ cates of a protective tariff Commentadvertisements is to cut short tho If the peoplo wont suit and tho American pays 15 who Senator Walcott That will do ministration journalists life for by it and in mauy ing upon the speech made by Chair Â¬ Doctor yield to tho robber tariff the Repub is paying tho tax on corduroy man McKinlcy hemado a point which Republican A high tariff increases Old instances by it alone he survives The President was notified next licans will read tho riot act the Force should receive the careful attention of First we desire to say as a basis that day that the nomination of Crum for Bill and if this will not frighten tho WAOEs Democrat Then why aro the Car the journal which cannot live without those interested in the financial con- Â¬ Postniastci would not bo confirmed Solid South into obedieuce then bayr N N AND M V CO E- D advertising deserves nothing and dition of our country In his speech This is how tho nomination came to onets Tho Force Bill Is tho Repub uegio works shut down on account of there should bo no place for it In upon this occasion Governor McKinlcy bo withdrawn The protests of tho licaujhopo of perpetuity Tho backing REDUCED WAGES Short Line to r Republican A high tariff dovolops truth it is an imposition on the public said decent peoplo of Charleston hod noth- Â¬ of this infamous bill is Federal hire Â¬ propose to raiso our money to Washington We Philadelphia NEm INDUSTRIES living upon the charities of friends exposes oy taxing the ing to do with it Tho Post office ling and debauched negroes and every Democrat Then why with tin plate A journal should be edited in that pay public other nations rather than Department sholvcs aro piled up with Republican who endorses tho adminis Â¬ Baltimore Now fork products of higher sphere of litcraturo that the by taxing tho products of our own protests from Southorn cities against tration tholr prcsont platform stauds at 295 a box in England and 525 Old Point and tho ScajShoJ minds of men may be unfolded new To this Mr Bonnet replies drunken worthless negro Postmasters hand iu hand with them Holt is a in Now York cant you find an Amer Â¬ iiclds be cxploicd rather than to Now this can bo done or it cannot and no more attention is paid them Republican tho Gazotto is Republican ican workman with a tin plate job THE DIRECT USE TO Republican High tariff increases bo contracted and cramped Jour- Â¬ If it cannot bo done the Governor of than if thoy wero wasto paper With thoy endorse tho infamous Force Bill tllO GENERAL PROSPERITY Lexington nals without merit arc valueless and Ohio has lied If it can be done why the President tho decent white peoplo Louisville When duty was removed from su Â¬ arc their columns asau adver Â¬ did he take the 00000000 of tax off Democrat Then why doesnt v rm likewise St Louis Kansas City went into tho treasury of tho South aro not fit to have any gar a Republican act and tho con- Â¬ of sugar tising medium in a very large degroc of tho that inu hay Thats tho best test of gen Â¬ United Stales which was but nogroos to rulo over them in tho Chattanooga Mempl sumers remembering the decliuo eral prosperity If a journal has attained to success money to pay public expenses and public offices Ex AND ALL POINTS said this was ono measure to tho in- Â¬ solely on tho ground of merit every mako our people pay two cents a A largo number qt our people at- Â¬ West and Northwest South pound bountv to our American sugar terest of the people but when they every word is for the sentence product of No President has boon guilty of an remember the increase government tended tho pic uic given by the Y M and let in thought of some ono and advertising makers from foreign the Southwest sugar countries freo in Paris last Wednesday They will be read and accredited true in Somebodv has magnificently lied If act that so plainly marks tho door as expenses that tho removal of duty I report tho entertainment a success in 1NEFPECT JANUARY 4 1891 j small type and little spaco just the wo can tax the products of foroign a man who is unfit to fill so high an necessitated a decreaso in tho annual every paticular and that a more en same as in a whole page Adopt couutries and put money into the ofllco as President of the United States treasury receipts of 60000000 and Fast Liintd Accm Ael joyablo day they havo teldom passed expenses this according to tho present rates and treasury to pay public foreigners why as has Benjamin narrisou in the ap- Â¬ that a bounty of two cents on the East Bound mm Dnllv McKinloy stop from Daily Dally Kx Sim EJ did Everything was done by tho manage there would bo littlo pay but to make paying fOUuuuwu a year into our pointment of tho negro Crum to bo pound had been allowed American ment to givo their guests a day of LoinKton tho paper a public demand its space treasury for public expenses and Postmaster of the city of Charleston sugar makers 15000000 to bo divi Â¬ 85m 15pm 4 5pm Lt S7 23am 70 Oiliim T5 lUiim 11 1 incliiMtei u 121 tjiom according to thoir pleasure is worth more and tho reading people make onr people pay 15000000 a S C This was the sale of tho ofllco ded between ilt btui IIiik Air 8 52am 87 iliin 7 45Tijl year to help American sugar makers for Crum8 vote for Harrisons nomi- Â¬ productions again legislation in tho instead of boing sorved to pitcher full 10 40am i 0311111 OliuIIill and thus loso GO000000 Ilblilaml IJIBimi 101111116 4 of lemonade with half lemon would which we add to our expenseannually nation It was also an insult to tho interest of trust aud millionaire was CiittlcttsbiiiK Lfo 12 pm 10 13pii aud pay 11 Tho giyiug of two cents iniiiuiiBion ir vz wjpm 11 orpin get tho same Vcnefit in a wine glass people of Charleston that ho would perceived out of our own pockets besides 15 000000 a dead loss to the treasury not have dared oiler to those of In per pound was specially for tho pur West Bound Thomas II Carter tho now Chair Â¬ and people of 75000000 aud a clear diauapolis I It is an act that at ouco pose Kopaoucans ciaim oi cnaDiiug man of tho Republican National Com- Â¬ gain to the sugar syndicates of Ameri Â¬ HimtliiKton Lao 0 00am 1 JOijiii tho perpetrator as a coward homo industries to compete with mittee has resigned tho Commmis ca of 15000000 Catluttsuuig 25am 1 iWiim This is tho recip- brands S 57nin 1 SOpni Asiuanu sionorship of tho General Land Office rocal prosperity that Tom Reed talked and shows tho deep malice rankling foreign and to do this thoy draw 8 20am 3 03pm 4 00am OlUoIIlll Sugar would have been ju6t in his hypocritical heart Tho gratu from tho treasury 75000000 which about JltStOlUtlRlAC 1027nm4 32pm0 23ml Chairman Bankhead of tho House as cheap to tho customer if wo mako itous insult only failed of perpetration on account of tho recklessness of a 11 ITtnm 1 Tjirnn It innil AVincliC8tcr ICMngton Ait 12 05pm 5 soiiin 8 05am 1 Committee on Public Building says the foreign producors of sugar pay because billion dollar Congress must bo met thcro were enough self il iiauTEU VKSTIUULEll EYlRESM all tho public building bills that have tho tax as it is now with the tax off respecting Republican Senators to by a depleted treasury Cheap Repub Â¬ ilnilvnml lina Vraill11 il il taking tariff or thcro is a lio out In 1 n nin tunnti Tah been reported will go over till next off of sugar makes it If j viiiuiuii i cheaper to tho notify Benjamin tho little that thoy lican sugars wo pay 15000000 for Dnlnt it lr nni lllil luiui vuwiori itfiimifui w Thlg session Nothing need be oxpected to American consumer will tho Ohio would not bo parties to his dirty sugar and dont get a pound inauolnart of thn polninntmi v A Huntington on tlio C O Route be heard from tho bill for a public humbug of a tariff tinker tell us how work manipulation at tho cxpouso of tho of sugar of day botween Lexington and Huntington building at Mt Sterling till next win- Â¬ wo can tax tho product peoplo to thn enin nf a fow ona other nations to pay public expenses Huntington taeUKJ 1 31 3 direct connect 1th 8 at JCy At Wlliehe ter At iimiiuiiu w V Tho more monoy in a community And then lot tho advocates of tho great Tho President has nominated K CKy nui ui iind south bound and at tOMiUlIXLS and u Tho Gazetto gives as a reason thoy principle ot protective tariff answer George Shims Jr of Pittsburg to tho greater tho prosperity plonty of t cash is tho best euro for hard times Ciriifttition Open to the World Freel wads question If by imposing a did not publish their pet measure the this on tho whole people of two direct bo associate Justice of tho United Every circus that comes to this town tax cents Forco Bill that it is too voluminous a pound on the product of American States Supremo Court succeeding takes at least 10000 from it Tho The Most AttractlVB Program Ever Offered Winches cr tomid rossibly a bettor reason could be sugar docs not put a cont into tho Justice Bradley who died last Jauur right kind of a fair and trotting meet Â¬ Ington w lth L4B Ityfoi treasury but compels us to tako out ry ing will bring 10000 and leave it all found in tho fact that thoy do not w TWO RACES EACH DAY khtfL Kk - treasury two cents a pound and hero Tho businoss men of this town J wish to aid tho Democrats iu 4hoir of tho to tho American sugar syndi Â¬ ln etc 0nnllnPUln yui 01an to Itn could well afford to donato 100 cacli give it y HUB Of Jij AND CHILDREN ADMITTED lint or to campaign of education Tho Demo- Â¬ cates toll us how wo can lovy a tax CDCCT tADICSrBEE THE riRST DAY Senator Wall has introduced into to this institution and rcalizo a big rtvEaCl H E Huntington cratic National Committco will have to raiso monoy to pay public expenses tho State Senate a bili providiug for dividend Instead of a donation all several hundred thousand copies by taxing tho product of foreign a chango of several of tho counties in tho fair company ask is for tho busi Â¬ Spoolal Trains on All Railroads VP GH at ISxoursIon Rates premium and ready for frco distribution in a fow sugar makors If theon foroign sugar tho southern part of this tho first ness mon to each givoin a an For farttitr infomutioa and utilogae ti Jjcsj tin Secretary Lexinntonj thpir product makers can bo taxed advertise Â¬ tako value received days Tho Gazette favors that abom Â¬ of sugar tho tax will help us pay ex Appcllato district transferring them ment in a catalogue 5000 of which GEO H WHITNEY President G W Barney w 6 ination of infamies tho Forco Bill penses to the second district will be in circulation THOa Ii MABTIN Secretary GALexingtouKy GA OF Now that tho President has with Â¬ Now is your chance We have marJcecLull oucSumr drawn tho nomination of Dr Crum Â¬ me goods clown and are offering bargains in every depart- Goodwins colored to bo Postmaster at Charles Â¬ Childrens Mull Hats and Caps at cost Gaelics ton S 0 perhaps that much talked ment Also our Hamburgs and Torchon about agreement made in writing Vests are all reduced Male High School with tho doctor at Minneapolis for aces Everything marked down Have the best assort- Â¬ his vote for Harrison may ilud its WILL BEGIN in the city way into print Tho agreement re Â¬ ment of Fast Black Hose ferred to is said to bo tho postmaster N M ship of the Charleston office When For cataloguo giving cost etc ad NO 21 WEST MAIN STREET MT STERLING KY the nomination of Doctor Crum was dross Sent to tho Scnato several weeks ago M J Goodwin am it was printed In a number of papers Principal TZEaiZE that tho Prosidcut had carried out tho agreomont entered into with tho doc- Â¬ tor at Minneapolis whereby in return for tho doctors vote and influence with tho colored delegates tho Charleston post ofllco was to bo turn Â¬ X3ST ed over to tho dusky disciple of Escu AT lapius But the Senate refused to concur In the agreement and pro cceded to discuss the nomination Numerous complaints from tho peo- Â¬ EAST MAIN STREET ple of Charleston found their way to We represent the most ce- Â¬ tho Senate and the result is tho with Â¬ lebrated piano and organs the drawal of tho nomination best known to the world There can bo no question about the doctors feelings It is said ho has sought tho ofllco for nearly three years and when at last ho thought ho Hazelton Brothers Bush Hazelrigg Successor to Wells had his mouth secure on a Govern Gerts Smith Barnes ment teat ho was knocked clean off Kingsbury Ivers his pins by tho President yanking the Ponds string to which tho nomination was attached Tho story about tho agreement re Â¬ Mason Hamlins and CI ferred to above has not yet been de Â¬ cago Cottage nied and if as stated the doctor has HAS SOME the agrcemont in writing it will most assuredly appear at an early day un- Â¬ We also handle the less ho is well taken care of In this He is offering in Dress Gocxls and latest improved connection tho conversation betwoen Senator Walcott and Dr Crum in tho Notions and Ladies Slioesi Post office Senate Committco was so Call and examine Goods and funny that it will bear printing in de- Â¬ OIUII C3p5StSIOl iMl Sept 57 1892 tktjajxcch TIKIS TOIEeiljID BEST Musical JONES JEWELRY STORE Instrument JAMES D HMELRIG6 pi ajstos 4 FZV7AZjzjzt SPECIAL bcsS Sewizig Maoliines MtrMiwiP3viiwv WHEELER NEW JAMES D MMIIGG im Routt - Â¬ Kentucky -- f X jrcs LEXINGTON KY lo J Â¬ f 1 -- Bug 30 FAIR Sept 2 -- w w vjv 1 iii iirv 1 J t J I WklSSh - - -- - Â¬ i xil JU t 1 A 1 i j 7 frft 4l Pfni i V ri r 4 M MT STEELING ADVOCATE TUESDAY W F Schooler our foreman and society man was sitting idly in the ofilco while tho proof roador was at HORSE AND TRACK Schooler said tho proofread- Â¬ work er theres a typographical error in Grctchon the dam of Nelson 210 this article No knowing tyhai i forils has produced j insect a typographical Xvind of an Norval 217- - has boon a quarter error was Mr Schoolor excitedly y hm season in 32 seconds Bcatty- exclaimed Kill it I kill it villo Entdrprjsc DrSparks is fastor than ever this year and has covered a quarter in Niagara Falls Excursion July 28 30J seconds THE ADVOCATE A Present for Everyone Cos aud Call at W P Oldham get a card which is so arranged as to represent purchases from 5 cents up When 25 worth of goods has bcon bought tho purchaser is presented with choice of ho following silver- Â¬ ware Handled butter butter dish pickle caster sugar bowl spoon holder cream pitcher sot tablo knives sot bf medium forks Goods will bo sold at tho lowest cash price and ovcryono will havo a chance elegant premium r 4 JUDY 261892 nMwinMMn dtfiiri ilriiAiwl iK Ivtiflihrf Estill Springs H m HOTEL LILLY LILLY i a 01 Proprietors frl b i t will makh his Tho C n DiWhoso magnificent first start at Teri o Ilauto Ind in excursions to Niagara Falls Toronto1 August i and tho Thousand Islands are always William L siro of Axtcll 212 tho banner excursions of tho summ6r worked a milo in 2 25 last quarter In feason wll run another from Ciucin 34 seconds last week uatt Thursday July 28 Tho excur- Â¬ Â¬ Kentucky Union by Aberdeen en Â¬ sion will run via Detroit and tho Mich igan Central Tho Niagara Falls stako for tered in the Tho rates from Cincinnati to his age at Fort Wayne Ind Route JoItsof and took a record of 2 Niagara Falls and return will bo 500 25J and from Dayton 450 Toronto and -- American Trotter return will bo a dollar higher and Axtoll has about as many friends to Thousand Islauds and return 500 hero as Allcrtou and there are plenty higher Tickets will bo good for five of men hero who will back him days from Niagara Falls and ton days in the contest in August American from Thousand Isjands Stop over Trotter an extension granted will bo allowed The Austrians that purchased at Toledo for two days toVvisit Put- Â¬ Prince Warwick for 12000 also in Bay and the mammoth Hotel bought the bay horse Forn Wflkos by Victory Make your arrangements to Wilkos Boy and the pair havo been spend your vacation about this fime shipped to Europe D excursion and join tho C II The time made in races throughout Thoro will bo plenty of sleeping car Â¬ the country this year demonstrates and coaches for all For further par D agent tho fact thai a man niU6t have a good ticular address any O II T Agt or E O McCormick f P horpo or it will not pay to campaign Cincinnati O him A horse mutt beat 230 Ufa Capo tl affinities for sale Ten cents f00 class in order to win Iho money each t Whenever jou M e a man on n wo Mauv Pit a it- frivm track piling abuse on the heads of tho 78Vlnn St judges on umbel oven money that thev have tvfiibrd to m oik ori poine l Ia- 1 linvaoifthpndiiarrto s tocl UiUijt that he wauls lone Id KotrtfJYiiitiarrttfJiiS must tlC Choycnne 2 ilGg s three-year-old at those 50 2t Merit Wins for the nc- I ciimmKltitloii 01 gticits iiir lmlldlng1 luno Ijcpm tlioi ouglilj Hint rciialrcd i cnoMitcd Now linen foi U nxniH mill tnlilo Olimmiirlilv tiiltioil eov hi vnnUniv uinploycd Klcctifo llKhts nnriK ucns nnii inige loonij iiiu in ik Iiiislictll built mid titled rithnv K watcN Mr ocllcut niiiinnittts This liJl celled Tim iiimilntineiit4linthln U niii fc of tliu Hotel iil eS l m u m liisltotol iimv iijicn IU h i VlllifiiiiT -I- P r - - yo lUSSSpEP em rri a Wo desire to say to our citizens Trosts Orchestra that for years we have bcon tolling m Dr Kings Now Discovery for con- Â¬ Itns liccn rneiiKCd for Iho penson W lmo tlwlicst unnclnir hnll in KimtnpkrP sumption Drivings Now Lifo Pills rmnl r 1311 KMllU linni lltMXI ui IIIU 1IIIUIIII ll Tbu tmulcMUd Is oicrthivc niltcH lonfr Bucklcns Arnica Salvo aud Electric mm cjyv Cs Callfdi tiln Motinliiiti nt an f Bitters and havo never handled I flHsjBiHdounnt linn tiiptoji fiuitills innuiit- mi xnn ii imn t um nf mnt lumx remedies that sell as well or that SoniO of the nnillPCincntA inn 1mnl nif- v i ll havo given such universal satisfac- Â¬ inn ijiiLiiui luuiiin cutnus iiHiwing tuiuy cro- -v iiiuu juunwr iiihiila iiiki m inv oinri-Rtion Wo do not hesitate to guar Â¬ i l UullarioiiMhcnlcoA ou cmcU ftsnbljath b antee them every time and we stand ijjriniuviii jiumeiuiv dciirfiitriti tiii is tnu nion ready to rotund tho purchso price if SUMMER RESORT satisfactory results do not follow their fU IFI in tliu South Write nt unco for terms use These rcniidics havo won their lireat popularity purely on their 1 ESTILL SPRINGS COMPANY merits W S Lloyd Druggist B lit VINE K Vc call the attention of tho city n authorities to tho sewer which begins ou the Eastin property on Mayevillo street and runs to IJiukMou creek This sewer h about half as largo as it should be und iu several places is to imperfectly constructed that it is con Â¬ stantly tilling up Takv a ppcohd look at it ftom whoie it orosMs Main Mrcet to where it nuipltcs into IJiiiUsion I i Llitlielyiiew Thocelcluated i 1 m 1M I THE EARLY BIRD CATCHES THE WORM 8 1 1 Iill - i Lf sT fJ Uji m itr II r s MSI US Imp- - 1 m u m rKjxr v rr en - TprtyVJrrrTi wiv-w-j-i5yia-Si l 1 s - creek - And enterprise while I arc prepared to oiler catches tho trade room the prici wo in order to make lor tall good Avill cauo yon to cab h your lucath in aMoiiMimcnt ILr Dont fail to call and w our goods and jou will l Til convinced Loulsvlltq Tjobayco Mnrfcot Furnich ofi fl tflEzBflM t cci mult which fticjItjRflfjou j THl ncqdjanv m -OT M IJWHITL rtatir if tiamci is it giver chort member this ick u rk to tho colts and not longatehvn fatiguing exercise tin coltfi Business Mention while nojt broken so fully as here Iimk nn rnnuirli - ta trivnl- trniuIiM Uuy J OUV glass tin and aloilC frillt pj cans of ny11 not to make pets of thorn 51 2t W W Hern alo Alto 2 0S died last week ol Try LAtvnniN S Sox and you Avill uiuouia Wo think it a good deal nowhere else They lead in ead- tug fof the farm that hei dcail as knmrcs will iiowJjo hrcc to better les and harness KA Advertiser and Electricity io rsca J B White Jiai removed his gro Â¬ fvt ra our standpoint being much bot- - cery info- - tho building formerly- - oc- Â¬ kr w stallions cupied as Palaco Hotel on- - East Main ITho youngstois iu the Talensin street jlnrnrn biMriitninnr to mnrn Ronir a cheap at jfo - a Pris green r Tlie yearling Ocidfcllowirccenflv tro- 51 3t i i A JXniSr Sok d a quarter iu Stecondr Fcusta Saddles and harness cheaper thair 22tAvo years paced n cuartor in i ncapeBtnt ootids and rMdmont yearling X R J J l UI a n rimrtvr in5r - nrrpnl t Pcf rigcfatoir ard WaUCMOolrr niv Ktilkv icunlr made Tu U u 3iiC In taKiug gioaily reduced priwp nt AtTfl uiil 1 pound MinuruT mafittii lor the ntlky tin height and Jeugth of the hort c and the height of It 5s a well known act that J II the driver woro uiefltircd Axtoll Is White elh bettor molaws for less iflfihands lacking u qimrtur of au inch money than any other house in the liign ami lu lianas long city Thd 10000 stake at Detroit was Wc know we havo the bet flour vWon by Nightingale best time 2 17 made iu tho State of Kentucky and mfiug Jib won the 24 pace in 215 sell it at reduced prices on account of Hcncst George the 217 trot and all tho low price of wheat theVicats woro below 17 best time A Baum Sox 2ltf Bonnio Wilmoro made Jack 50 2t Arc von sure you uso pure Loaf tvk in 2 l31 to beat him in frco-foWhite will sell you no other all1 All tho heats were better than lard kind 210 For quceiisware at greatly reduced The Versailles Fair promises to bo ouo of tho best ill tho State if tho prices call at J C Enochs store East 4S 2t entry list is any indication They Main street 105 entries in ten purses and havo Before you buy your fruit jars go stakes We notice from this county to A Baum in Sou and go1 their v Scobeo havo Lady Van in prices t Pctcfts 50 2t 2 27 class and Bean Bros havo the jOima in tho 3 minu to class The track We acknowledge tho receipt of a is said to bo thn best iniln truck hi thn complimentary ticket to jho Hazel I1- t State Groon Fair Tho fair has every pros Thofreo-for-a10000 stallion race pect ot being a muchmoro jironouuccd This ir pre Â¬ at Grand llapids will bo ono of the success than heretofore host oyer in this country Tho on- - dicting a grcatdoal for tho sucqos of fe0 is 300 and this amount vis tho preceding meetings has been phe- Â¬ Va rctiuYncd to each starter This is nomenal 6omothing new and will certainly get a gobd field of starters Axtoll 2 12 A party calling himself Jno W AllcrTon 209i Charleston Pat Morgan claiming Chattanooga Tonn Downing Tobasco Delmarch and as his residence and his bftsine s that many other fast horses will bo in tho of a vendor of patent medicines -I -i 1 VIV iwilbpav atr you lj tc- - re- - oitfc Mover te Pun oil Ti bncco WnrohotioO T Hie il Sales on ourmarkct for the week just closed amount to 3126 hlids with receipts for the samo period of 2825 hhdo sales on our market since Jany 1st amount to 1015S9 hhds Sales of tho crop of 1891 on our market to this date 57421 hhds Tho hurley market has had more snap and prices are a little stronger all along tlte Hue the most improve Â¬ ment being iu the common and medi- Â¬ um bright grades The following I K HTITlH T SUCCESSOR TO W S CALDWELL rW The Mt Sterling Mar- Â¬ ble and Granite Company arc prepared to do all kinds quotations fairly represent our market or burioy tobacco crop oTlSOl Common colory trash - - - VA to lt Medium to good colory trash iKf to 9 Qommoit lugs not colory- - 5 to 7 - -1 - of Marble Work As well and as cheap as mi other company Thc c lurnisb to 10 Common colory luge Medium to good colory lugsL0 to 15 Gonmotx tt- medium loaf - i tc iflL 1 to 17 Afodiuii M good loaf 17 toftf flood to lino leaf I Select wraprery tobacco- - 25 to a1 STATEMENT OF CONDITION Ol- Cemetery Shells Seats Stands Crys My Motto There is always room at the top Therefore think carefully Decide wisely Then act promptly And buy a White or Bocec sewing machine Address P L Eksse 4G tf Mt Sterling Ky fi TreicLers f Nuti- - and UilN IJuc fltllll UtlllB liiimly foi Iiolil Deposit Baxxls 11 We will all talied Flowers Urns c AT CLOSK OK IJL SLVKS Mi x 1S92 Make t work Bids On building Resources itn liaiut ih IMiti rnniittiii1 ind Iti il Aecmiiil Liabilities aiiital -- iwU SUK 11 Ihilhiiliinl llfiHiMN kkvhi vi -iiiuiMuini riouifi 4 1 Kistultc T4ks mMX IiitT51 1U00 4l Be- Â¬ X t A Safe Investmont r- f ll Is ono which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results or in case of failure a roturn of purchaso price On this safe plan you can bty from our advertised Druggist a bottlo of Dr Kings New Discovery for con sumption It is guaranteed to bring relief in every case when used for any affection of throat lungs or chest Mich as cousuptiou iuilammation etc It is pleasant and agreeable to taste perfectly safe and can always bo de Trial bottles free at ponded upon W S Lloyds Drugstore Tho Mt Steiling Fair bogjns Sep- Â¬ tember 27 and continues four days Tho prospcct for a splendid meeting could hardly bo blighter m ing situated as we are We are able to work cheaper than any other house in this country Call at our shop No 3S West Main street see our Stock Designs and Workmanship lltlltl tKlS OvcnlllfU Ilolct n3M T4l U tt Kl ill pill Dm otlici lnnl- VV 71 IKI - 77711 14 HU IVl s M1U3 1 tel4j i11lninliiirlastHTmonUiNSlVM- cicditof tliu MocMioliluis and bclitf S 4 xr cent iliuiluul tkcluwl nm iiavod thi U thn Tlicnboubacoiixctbtsitcmriit of lliiromllSimnf ltank in the lKt of rrroc-psc-r m knowkclci w w cossnor Sixth Semi Annual Statement to the Stockholders of NEW FARMERS BANK At Mt Sterling Ky June 80 1S92 Rksoukces llllb Rtcohiblu Ki nl llltnti- - Furnlturpiiiul rixturui Duo from lUnk Overdraft Cnsh ou Ilnnd ilHilfOiindTnxis 010131 87 C ipltil Stock 01K IU Imllviilunl Di notl 100 00 Surplu- - rmul 4737J B0 Undlldid Prollt- 1071 3J DhliloiiiNUiipiid 15439 09 Dup Itmks mid 1 mki t- 3701 71 Xoti- - and UI1N IU dioouutd 7130M 43 LiAimiTiKS i2Till000 00 a7IPM 00 40000 00 17313 4S SSS CO 793 207SO 53 IJ Ghildrw Cry for Pitchers Castoria For Sale Total Total 317313 IS 1701 71 off pnr emit 5713999 43 Son liverymen and hired oiK Wednesday afternoon a horso and buggy for a ten days trip Thursday tho owners became suspicious of the party aud llnding ho had not gone tho r6utc ho had laid out bo tore them in hiring tho horse tliov gavo chase and found Him at Oympia in Bath county Tlmwflay night Morgan had with him au othor horso and buggv ho had hired a Ho docs fow daysMiofoio in Cailislo not deny thaUhoiiitcudedto steal Harper Soud team but says his conscionco smote him aud ho had n touded to coino back with both turn Â¬ lw iiiu iiic Mu guvvvijj vi r until outs kiiiwuiLii Itwpuld bo well for tho gen Â¬ ivs3u hVU but there must bo something tleman Ul g intOiietiroiiRMit for a tuituro or town in which they arc wdlu and board at tlio States expenso for a year or two Ss raco J called on It Harper As tho years roll by tho earning capacity of tho trottor has increased so rapidly that tho question naturaly arises Whoro will it all cud With fair and honest racing says tho Detroit Free Press and purses which dojiot exceed a reasonable amount racing will ugver ondbut with jobbcy and extravagance on tho part of tho aB30ciatiouit will end by the beginning ijf tho noxf century in all stving afow large cities tho population of which warrant tho outlay of money required to give a modern raco meeting The jragk and location are not tho only Pure bred Southdown bucks 11 I Junv f TOMSC OTJIVES Gro llp0cd naming Sl Mouths of n folluwif nxptiios 11 idcml No Ri III lilillic to Uudh Idid IroUtii iV 1 Hiddnbti chiiriftil 4910 00 7WV 00 j19 77 417311 IS 5Mt Shingle TruniboV uml ilhctlty vcnis In f litthiniinils nf kill IM1I Before and Alter blunml Honest Mod Urn kniiuii Aa ilntglpt fvr Wood i llioiphoUiie if hoollrtisHiino wmthltts UHHltcino liipltiunf Ins thsluiu5 mo lichyneH htoie Ihoopki plica In letter uml wllUeitd liv return limll 1iico Ono iinuvaokiiKuKlSvlvfl ill likiiw hKwill euie Ijnililct In jilnin sotltd inolont two stiuniis Aildi Li8 iTfiM h- - y filerltng liv Kmncdv llivs ll CTUiiflr US IIycXalto0fOIlan mid dlllgg1ts e eii hoio fllhia Indigestion Dyspepsia Nansoa Sour Stomach Sleeplessness llLMir WatsonII tLAVMfUEr- Headache Nervous Pros- Â¬ fc WATSON tration Neuralgia Pal- Â¬ Woods Phosphodine pitation of the Heart Real Estate and Bond Bro- Â¬ Till IUUAT lMlll3IIHlMiIV toss of Energy lronmtlr mid liLimin- insurance and Loan wM M cutty eiina nil 10111121 If Weakness of Back Feelings oj kers Languor and Lassitude Gen- Â¬ ci 6at enkne isKml Agents Houses lots farms liirr i iiint mid hjici mntori lieu eral Debility La Grippe juilMjiuiiey nun mi tucun if Ahu 0 or Krcvc Will sell a for sale or rent Etc Etc ISeen 81 Winchester Ivy ealt al Barnes LOSS OF APPETITE CHAS - M GRUBBS Cashier 4Mt MKEB rnfl ji icrihed over In uso for 23 years by eminent phynlnluui aud nurKeonii iu tho United HibIp aai pro- Â¬ nounced Dy them the best TONIC exittnt H cure where ull oltiers fait Try It and be couvttvced Aslt yourDrutClit lor It tJRICE J ED 100 PEIt CO BOTTLE and Proprs RAY Maofs V PARIS KY V house and loan half the money liuauir Investments tq pay for it klnJ made in stocks paying is per Corner of cent per annum Onnrl II On No i Vlli jiiocu Court- and Boadvay streets Sold In ill istoilpis V KennedylDtnlUMIcli 8 Uroftt nnagcuilssut iufuiM iuixii i1 t miiu Mt Sterling Ivy 1 - lecent diMoMiy by nil sup tJfiilli old liliihiftlm jimnI month liv tlimiiiidis of IiuHc Is tlio only por- foch Mfi and rrliilih iiu ditlno lictiucd uniiiinlplcddiusHU linnffoi In fti tin iiusllviutt in nlmv ol tliif Ask for LooKt i utthn KiiiiTiourorvniiMiim Mtilttntt or J nmlU cents iu iMitairq in Icttorumf wo inclo KltlIlHl W III Hlll t liUllttt iiimII knl pullciiltuv Inplniu uum0iii m Indioi oulv tw tllllllH AlKlll S Tv COMPOUND t l i A r1 KStf Tf rf Wff T4 y-r- yH- Vj MininpwpiiMPiPHiiFMpMpiMi GHsfij iMf b IIMlMlaHM HMMIIHII i If Ill lllHilill i SI T T MT STEBMNG ADVOCATE i TUESDAY JULY 20 1802 i D C i lv fcv V fe -- r lira i jiiii in SI i i JJi - II lA- - IN WKM6R1AM Agricultural Nows and Notes Hon Thomas A Robertson ouco a prominent lawyer of Elizabcthtown James Stuart Catewood Froparo potting eoil How for au- Â¬ is dead from alcoholism tumn use COURT DAY On Tuesday tho 12th of July thoro Mrs Daniel Stewart of Fayette yoiif want flnef Bo Only a Memory v Thin your fruit if ItWIIISoon died at his homo on Sponcor ono of county aged 50 years suicided on tho J largo specimens j tho oldest best known and most high- Â¬ lSth iust by shooting herself with a Court day Hvo stock sales have been pistol through tho heart ar6undLth6shrubs ly esteemed citizens of Montgomery Keep tho soil ffll county Jas S Gatcwood Ho had declining in Kentucky for several freo from weeds Richmond m Joseph J Bronston of allotted three score years veavs and aro not any longer to bo Ilorbs ought to be cut before they passed tho Ky suicided on tho 18th by taking ready and waiting aud ten and was regarded as important indexes for an overdose of morphine Ho was a aro in full bloom for his summons to depart His traders and fanners It is now the son of tho lato Thos L Bronston and Giant Pascal is a celery planted father a native of Culpepper county exception to the rule to find on the brother of tho Hon C J Bronston of by some growers UiIb month for tho Virginia was also named James and main crop his mothers maiden namo was Lucy streets for sale strictly No 1 good Lexington Sho was a nativo of Clark Tho doublo pearl tubcrosp i9 a Stuart stock This is duo to the change in Rev Calmcs and brother Sam the manner of selling Agents of the wcro in a heated roligious debate at most desirable sort for all who de county Ten children blessed this union all of whom aro now dead commission houses scour the country their home on Benson in Franklin siro this flower S Gatowood being tho all good stock county Monday tho I8th when their and pick up or engage Thomas Green who died at Leeds Mr James AM in it to win and will do it by handling only the When it is ready for market leaving anger got tho better of thorn and Eug not long ago was tho inventor last to go In this busy ago It is not best make of goods and selling at a small profit tho privilego of many to Hvo and dio only the undesirable aud culled lots while lotting lly boots and chairs of tho lawn mower The time is oft for success in a small business with whero thoy aro bom yet Mr Gatcfor County Court street sales And Sam dropped dead Heart disease is According to tho department report wood excepting tho low years that ho Business Men can only hope to at it may bo added that the death of the the supposed cause tho area down to wheat is tho samo had lived on tho farm now owned by is tain success in this day of progress by many sales old fashioned Kentucky Court day Ed Hinton of Paris could not as a year ago and tho cotton area is E Bean lived where ho Mrs Ann only a question of time That day each article bearing a small profit and then every cus- Â¬ stand roverscs notwithstanding one 16 per cent less departed this lifo not two died aud How unfair it is to sell when the farmers of sovcral counties of the fairest had promised that sho tomer must be treated alike from tho spot where he Tho eighth annual horse show at hundred feet would meet once a month for tho would go with him through lifo to one man at a certain price and because his neighbor transaction of accumulated business sharing in his good fortune and with tho Madison Square Garden will bo was born This would indicalo a It is is a little closer to sell to him for less money held Nov 14 11 has passed away and year by year Prizes so far as cousorvativo character Aud such ho Mr not right My stock of FURNITURE is entirely him bearing up under reverses was In his youth he was gallant from amount to 34000 the court crowds grow smaller The his fathers home and heard Hinton has left NEW not a piece of old stock It has been pur- handsomrf Down to this day farmer no longer keeps his money at it is supposed gouo to California Ho Oregon onion growers it is said and J i chased lor the cash it is in my store icss an discounts old people lovo to tell of this dark and but when he homo in an old sock from Columbus say anticipate becoming in the near fu wrote his father by carrload shipments 11 handsome young man so gallant that IT Buvins- mv entire stock at once wants to pay a neighbor a sum he injrlio expected to rotuvn home ture successful competitors with Con- Â¬ never Ifil I have saved considerable freight expense and by jl ho was called tho Duke of Spencer writes out a check and sends it by and that ho desired his debts to bo necticut growers in producing this these methods my stock is put in the store much His manner of lifo in the last tow mail instead of riding ten or twelve paid bulb made hence I can miles to deliver it in person Still Tho proposal to sell oggs by weight years is well known to his fellow - j cheaper than when small orders are Some of the Republicans aro talking instead of by count as has been citizons His gallantry which re- p sell at very close figures saving money to my there is something peculiarly attrac- Â¬ the Men that about tho now Constitution as an off practico heretofore is finding groat mnhinil tn IiIh dvinff dav his love of m customers and making some for myself Goods which tive about Court Day nevor grasp a plow handle and hard Â¬ spring of tho Democratic party with- Â¬ favor in ho South especially in St homo and homo lifo his industry and Ml I have subjected to very low prices ly know growing wheat from hemp out form or comllncss aud a hindrance Xiouis M6 lrugallty resulting in tho accumula- Â¬ BED ROOM SUITS DiNING ROOM FUR- Â¬ go from court to court and mingle in tho progress of the Staterand want tion of a largo fortune his keen yet Woll of tho Wisconsin Sta- Â¬ discriminating interest in public af-Â¬ FOLDING Prof PARLOR SUITS NITURE with tho crowds but they usually to know what we have to say about it BEDS WARDROBES BOOK CASES SIDE- Â¬ got our say aud it is this That tion says that buckwheat middlings fairs though always a private cit- Â¬ Ky Homestead deal in politics Weve document was prepared an a non for feeding aro almost equal to oil izenand abovo all his fine judgmont BOARDS ETC Tho Bee Hive political allair by men supposed to meal while tho hullshavo little or no and unimpeachable integrity theso know nothing but principles by Svhich value for the samo purpose well known traits go to constitute a a future legislation may bo governed on bee culture says If A writer American Gardening tells through fine character Mr Gatcwood com- Â¬ have a colony of deter Â¬ Their offspring was a mongrel pug a correspondent that tho Crescont bined with these great dignity aud bee keeper mined stingers let him kill tho queen which Democrats could not indorse strawberry is still tho most popular modesty a love that clung strongly at once for a colony of ugly touchy but tho very thing for Republicans market variety grown in Maine and to tho members of his family and bees in an apiary is a pest and a nuis- Â¬ They endorsed it in convention aro tho most productive one especially his wife and gohuino fond I also keep a complete line of CASKETS in my As soon as they not satisfied ance pure and simple whom ho had Samuel Hartwell says Moores Ear Â¬ ness for his friends Undertaking Department and having graduated in discovered destroy tho queen that no through years of acquaintance tho recent term of tho court in ly is a most profitable grapo becauso tried At this business in offering my services it is with the con more of her race may help to make many trials in life tho most Knott county Judge II C Lilly and every grape in tho bunch ripens He had fidence that I understand the business and can give wretched the life of tho bee keeper severe perhaps being 4ho loss of his Commonwealths Attorney J D The Wordon though a fiuo grape satisfaction To such a colon however it is often children yet in all theso ho deported con- Â¬ will not ripen so easily difficult to introduce a queen they Marrs brought consternation and with dignity aud resignation himself Store room MAIN STREET Next Door to R C Pomologist Van Doman says that are so persistent in their ugliness viction to a number of tho lawless In October 1849 ho was married to Lloyds Drug Store Residence on West High Street that they appear to object to every Â¬ characters of that region Tho sequel in tho southern parts of California Mollio E Martin the oldest daughter thing out of pure spite But after as is told in the correspondence of thoÂ¬ Ariaona Now Mexico and Texas there in one of tho best families in Ken- Â¬ they have been left queenlcss a Avhilo London Echo shows that tho admin- are millions of acres which can bo tucky They had only two children-1-Willi- o they will begin to sco tho error of istration of justice in tho mountains is made to produce dates of as good 11 whom tho family called by its inconveniences quality as thoio grown in Arabia and Tolly died when about nine years their way and at last be glad to re- Â¬ still attended Persia fl ceive a queen even a plebeian Mack The Echo says old tho other one John lived to be iimrrvmiuntrrf mmmmrMm t Mmmmm When court adjourned Judgo Lilly queen that has no Italian ancestry A correspondent of Hoards Dairy Â¬ nearly thirty when he fell a victim to in company with Shcrilf J T Watts He had married Jen man says that from trials with tho consumption his nine prisoners and fifteen armed Corn Fodder Babcock test ho is convinced that a nie Lawless and left his widow and guards started for Jackson They had No 37 North Broadway Second Floor cow over eight or ten years old will three boys to mourn tho loss of their In many localities the ordinary far- Â¬ gone about nineteen miles below uot givo as good a test in tho rich Â¬ father mer does not yet patronize the silo Hindman on Troublesome creek and ness About three years ago tho infirm- Â¬ of her milk as when sho was in and consequently corn fodder is an Judge Lilly told tho Sheriff and his prime They may keep up tho ities of age began to tell on the iron her important crop If properly used party that he would ride on to a house quantity of milk but it will grow framo of Mr Gatewood aud ho who mile distant and havo dinner there is no better feed for cattle but about a had passed through many vicissitudes poorer in buttor fat CARPETS on many farms there a nothing used ready for the crowd After tho Judge grew weak in body though to the All kinds of best grado of Carnots at the verv lowest riossiblo Median tells in his monthly for with as poor economy as is corn fod- Â¬ had left the Shcrilf and his party last his mind was clear All that prices- der In a paper incorporated in tho wcro fired upon from ambush by a July that tho green roo has been a medical skill ind tenderest nursing m CURTAINS quarterly report of the Kansas State crowd of drunken outlaws but no one well known plant in tho vicinity of could do was done well and faithfully Board of Agriculture this statement was injured The fire was not re Â¬ Philadelphia for probably a century Beautiful Curtains well worth the money Thoy aro called But the struggle against death is an Bargains is made An acre of good corn fod- Â¬ turned the Sheriff giving orders not to It is nothing more than a roso in Uneven one and so he fell on sleep OIL CLOTHS corn that will yield fifty or sixty shoot The outlaws then broke and which in forming tho flower tho roso der For a number of years the deceased bushels per acre if secured at the ran The intention of the outlaws has persistently refused to allow its Oil Cloths the best jnakes and in the newest and most desirablo had been a professor of religion hav- Â¬ patterns right time is worth as much for feed was to excito the Sheriff and posse in leaves to be transformed to petals to tho Baptist The ing united himself as tho hay from an acre of tamo order that the prisoners could make they still continue as leaves HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS church at Mt Sterling As tho end grass It is advised in tins same tiieir escape out tho prisoners were petals of tho grcon roso are therefore No house in Kentucky handles better goods or sells for closer drew nigh ho cherished more and paper that the handling of corn fod Â¬ handcuffed and chained in wagons nothing more than grcenleavcs I profits moro the principles and consolation of der be done in damp weather It is The party then resumed their journey In Montana Potatoes tho religion of tho strong yet tender poor economy to turn Mock into a and on coming up with the Judge in Â¬ and loving Jesus His last words field of cornstalks to say nothing of formed IfTm of what had occurred Thoro aro no such potatoes in the were I am going home farewell The Judgo ordered Sheriff Watts and world as are grown in Montana says the danger of loss from impaction friends and his posse to return and arrest the out- Â¬ Julian llalph in Harpers Monthly IIo died with weeping relatives preent and when wo turned laws They did so and discovered These attain prodigious size and often One Way to shock Wheat bed wo were seven of them on the edge of tho road weigh throe four and five pounds away from that death our Lord had said In My To feet up a stack that will stand resting on their arms Tho Sheriff apiece To tho taste thoy aro a new glad that and turn water is an art which every ordered his men to lay low on their vegetable Tho largor ones aro mealy Fathers house are many mansions E E B one has not learned and yet it is easy horses and charge They did so aud but the smaller ones are like sacks of Kentucky Fairs enough when once the lesson is learn- Â¬ but one shot was fired and that by a meal when tho skin is broken tho ed Waldo F Browns plan as tried Mr Miller of the outlaws but injur Â¬ meat falls like flour It must very Shelbyville July I3th to 15th by himself is to set the bundles ing no one The Sheriff being close soon becomo tho pride of every stew Eminence July 19th to 28rd squarely against each other and only to Miller promptly knocked him ard 4 East Main Street in first grade hotols restaurants slightly leaned from the perpendicu down by striking him in the face with and clubs to prepare these delicious Ilarrodsburu July 25th to 30th Danville August 2nd to 6th IIo then vegetables for thoso who enjoy good lar jie puis eleven uumues in a tho butt of his Winchester Versailles August 2nd to 0th shuck four for tho foundation one ordered the men to surrender or ho living Dealers in all kinds of Furniture As theso potatoes can bo cul- Â¬ Columbia August 9th to 12th at each cud and two at each side and would kill them They surrendered tivated in all tho valleys oast of tlio Sharpsburg August 9th to 13th a single cap sheaf He says that one and the Sheriff took them to the Rocky Mountains there will soon bo Nicholasvillc August 16th to 19th cap will turn tho water a well as Judge who ordered them to tho Jack Â¬ no lack of them To day tho only Lebanon August 23rd to 26th two if properly broken and put on is son jail bound over in tho sum of ones that havo loft tho Stato havo Maysville August 23rd to 27th much less likely to be blown off aud 3000 each boon the few bushels sent to gour Â¬ Lexington August 30m to Sept 3d in long continued wet weather two Planting Cabbage at Various Depths mets in Now York Washington and will become so saturated as to twin Paris September 6th to 10th San Francisco the shock by their weight Bardstown September 6th to lOlh About twelve years ago a trial was Does farming pay Yes if you VhichcsterSeptonibor 13th to 17th made in planting cabbage at various Said a well known gen Â¬ A re union of tho cx Fedoral soldiers make it Elizabothtown Sept 13th to 16th depths by the Rural New Yorker The Best Bed Hade of Kentucky will this year be held at tleman farmer to us a few day3 since Horse Cave Sept 20th to 23d It was done to ascertain whether tho and ono whose farm work is all per Â¬ HodgcnvillcLaruo county Ky on the plants Cynthiana Sept 21 to 24th would make largor or smaller formed by a second party of all my 12th aud 13th of Augest An invita Springfield August 9 1 days more or less heads if tho leaves gjTTim HANDSOMEST LINE OF CHILDRENS CAR investments there is nouo that pays tion is extended to ex Federal and cx Franklyn August 305 days JCIAGES IN CENTRAL KENTUCKY AT PRICES LOWER of tho plants wore left on or cut oil mo so largo a dividend on ho capital Confederato soldiers to attend and Bowling Green Septembor 6 THAN ANY All the leaves of about fifty plants Invested a3 that farm participate The selection of Horlgcn were set as And that in days Lawrenccburg August up from tho seed Â¬ taken a caso whero every stroke of the work villo is explained by tho promoters on Henderson August 23 5 days bed Tho leaves of lifty others all 5J5jj ia done with employed help Good the ground that tho birthplace ofAbra Â¬ except tho Hartford September 2S 4 days central small latest loaf ham Lincoln is near by and that part were cut off Thoro was no appre Â¬ soil thorough work aud cillciontbusi 27 4 days Mt SterlingScptcmber ness management will mako farming of tho exercises will bo held at tho old Gamblers havo been ordered to According to a story told by Louisa Owentown August 16 5 days ciable difference in the size or weight loavo Little Rock Ark pay Maiiio Farmer home They put aside the Lincoln Wills of Williamsburg N Y a Phil Hustonvillo July 28th and 29th of tho two lots at harvest It i claims that have recently been made probable All of tho abovo meeting havo trot- Â¬ George Ellwood escaped Ohio bug adelphia insurance company has beer Tho Chesapeake fc Ohio grain elova that thu outor leaves of cab county people in favor biigo by Washinnton lar has beon convicted at Providence defrauded of 2000 by her uncS ting contest plants do neithor good nor tor at Richmond Va is in ruins Tho R L of buglary will probablygo up of a spot near Springfield a3 tho birth Â¬ harm They usualh dio before the lortsestimatodatl 100000 with a liberal illiam Devine on tho rcpresoutatiJ Uhildren Cry tor Prtchers Castorii for life place of Lincoln dlauu start iuto now growth Insurance mat no was dead THE ADVOCATE Ittt W 1 A i rmmmAiT I fjUlMl -- Mt East Main Street STERLING KENTUCKY FURNITURE 1nrP-e-rrofit- Â¬ s p p - HgMutMrnrlM Pai4JsgggpgS ttzxwEZxnzpztt HICKS CARPET STORE Lexington Jjy FURNITURE J H WIEHL SON LEXINGTON K V Walnut Oak Mahogany and Cherry Bedroom Sets Tie HULL PflLDIN Â¬ 0 0 0 93 12 j Ni I L If V tVv - iLAl A ft 4WMi KPJS aflgrEgfl BHEffiEME 1 WivliHNdB- l V Jl - 1 k MT STEBL1JS W AU vrOOAtfE TUESDAY JULY 26 1892 Wants t THE ADVOCATk - Blood Flowed from Rebecca Cagor the Corpse Tho Moneyless Man Paa3 a handsome octo A f- Sow to Her Wallow A Dog to His Vomit I Tho natural propensities of men Republicans not excepted uro adverse K io truth lioncsty and things pure To bo on tho side of right and justice Is to wage war with tho ilesh and tho devil Unless thcro is a radical ohango promoted by graco divine lievc will como a time in mans his- Â¬ tory whon ho will yield to tho evil one turning back as a bow to her wallow or tho dog to his vomit Tho ovil one awaro of tho character of his object attacks tho weakest point and In tho caso of tho editor of tho Gazette that point is in the head No sauo man who knows Judge Holt and his political methods could lor ono moment doubt our statement concerning his speech hero July 4th As ovldonco of which sco him with the raftsmen at Frankfort insisting that they dlno with him at his home impressing them that he is their friond so much so that they must abido with him and accept his hospitality Thcso men ho would have cat with him sloop with him but they aro not as good as tho negro to him tor iho negro ho voted for in most preference to tho raftsmens honored representative Ho can cat and sleep with tho mountain man in order to win votes for himself but tho negro ho embraces In his political cunning arms and would feed him from tho Stato Treasury but tho raftsmens ho cannot swallow Uopresontativo tho pill is too bitter for Mr Holt And as it was with Mr Holt bo was it with tho editor of tho Gazette Ho also preferred to voto for tho nogro Asbury to a white mountain man KA fellow feeling makes us wondrous Again When your opponent uH kind M has a weak causa ho must halloo iSM bud If a clean man or indulge in rough grating iudecont language if How is it with ho bo of tho unclcah Tho Gazette Wo sav that Mr Holt IV ft in tno 4tn oi diuy speccn was mier makiug fair weather for himself rc- k roonwa8 mnrdorcd two weoks ago and hor body found hlddon Under bushes near Colcsvlllc in Howard county William Cagcr aged about forty fivo years and two boys Esau fjagor and Frank Levi colored wcro arrest Â¬ ed on suspicion of being implicated in tho dcatii of- tho woman William Cagcr was her husband and tho boy Esau his son by another woman When tho body was found a great crowd gathered around find In ac cordanco with an old superstition the placing of hands upon tho corpso was required of all prpsout it being the belief that mould tho murderers hands touch tho body blood would flow afresh from tho wounds Esau was unwilling to go near the body and endeavored to hide Ho was forced to do as tho others had Blood did flow from tho done wounds whon tho struggling boys hands wcro forced upon tho body but whether from unduo pressure or not can not bo said Tho colored people however got tho Idea that unmistakable evidence of tho murderer presence had been made manifest and it looked as if E3au was in danger of lynching Ho would have fared badly had not somo white men como upon the scone and interfered- Chicago Tribuuo Baltimore - Major Stanton the wcll knowi writer was a member of Gen Join Echols staff during tho War Gen Icci to cramp colic or JIM of IndlKCstlon tlmt Echols Is now President of tho New tirostiatcJ him for ectcrnl honr nmt unfitted itm fov biwlimo for Uvo cr three flay after port News and Mississippi Valle waid About n jcar ngo we culled on S llutcticr drujrglut and rialed for Kimethlnjf tr road and Major Stanton wanted u viuitos nu attnek tbat was nlicinh-- maUnglift pass over it Ho made appllci annual ililcous Sir Jlttcbcr handed n- - a bottlo ol tiouam got for an answer that Echol vliambolhtlns Colic Clniv Mid Jlanhan We tool tlio humIIcImo nccordln t Itemed would refer the matter to tho attoi direction and jiot only futtnd icllefon thatoc i noys of tho road to advise him if eaIon but Iibac ual times elnce tiled lu would be n violation of tho Inter virtue- and found relief In ou ry instance Wc Stato Commerco Law Major Stantoi take till- uictipul of ncknottledgln tiu benefit itctUol ttuil recommending to all others subject answers him after the following to indigestion iovnle by T Julian uuiquo fashion 1 - The following clipped from tin Uurlingtoil Junction M Post con ains information of no little value to jeoons troubled With indigestion Yv j oaw tlie cJltor of tlio Iost liai been sub Mr a blLhbHkbSQhbrbbbbHH bbBjy for Infants and Children CiMtorla enros Colic ConMlpatlon Bour Stomach Diarrhoea Eructation Kill Wonnd girea sleep and promotes di gestion Without Injurious medication Â¬ Cat orla ii so well fcdajited to children that I recommend itaa superior to any prescription known to mo II A Acnra M D HI Bo OsTord St Brooklyn N Y Th mm of Castoria ll sounlversftl and Its merits so well known that It soema a work of supererogation to endorse It Few aro tho Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria within easy reach C5 FitAXKKOJtT Ky March 29 1892 U Special GLEANINGS Rich milkers aro as desirable as largo milkers Look for tho fatty ex Â¬ cretions in tho car and at tho end of tho tail Every year rivers and harbors swallow our money by tho millions yet tho common roads to feed this commerce got not a cent Tho good layers aro aclivo and gen- Â¬ erally on tho move and scratching about aro the first birds out In the morning and tho last to roost at night rn A writer in tho Rural Now Yorker claims that nursery trees dug before jmWrWKfl n being scrutinized thoir leaves have fallen havo no com- Â¬ he South Under the Force BUI mercial valuo After tho roots loavo tho ground tho loaves draw their nut- Â¬ K rition frbm tho trunk and branches WltAWm who was thcro writes t w 8m feukrius lived In tho South during and exhaust it i hmss trpot bag regime I can fully Rats Breed Disease IMlx ijwhat tho enactment of such a klHfcS lid mean to that section of the i Dr S E Weber Assistant Stato H 3l Lot us think for a moment Veterinarian of Pennsylvania lead C01H fry nowiiisr uusuni-uursTho editor MUg patriotism and knowing is no fool Gazctto lfZas no loes must cithe Juugo lioit fadniit our construction of that speed i tfrt return as tho sow to tho wallow mo uog io nis vuiuu xhu vjuzuhu toiithotical expression and mean in- uaiiou win nuiwiui ninuiii uuujju jhWs It or prevent his own radical record aruiess oi i- Somo currants and raspberries top dressed with ground piaster last year matured about twico tho amount of lirst class fruit produced of tho by those not so treated Tho agricultural experiment sta- Â¬ tions and dairy schools ought in each State to note tho appearanco and spread of weed that cause an un Â¬ pleasant ilavor in milk W before tho Keystone Veterinarian As- sociation at tho College of Physicians a papor entitled The Hat a Disease Brecdor Tho essayist advanced tho thebry that tho rat Is a transmitter of some of tho most dangerous diseases which aillict humanity chief of which is tuberculosis or consumption lie cited tho results of post mortem ex- Â¬ aminations on more than 1000 of the animals in proof of tho theory aud discussed tho best way of getting rid of them Dr Weber said that no Â¬ where does the ubiquitous rat do more harm as a disoaso transmitter than in ho hands of organized govern- the farmyard and barn when he comes Black bhedding in contact tal rascality with tho cattlo and horses of white and black whito shed- Baltimore Sun blood of black Poverty and Miners ot Eautern Tenessco are cele Â¬ jrv on every side ouch was Carolina during tho days of brating at Briccvillo in remembrance 2s jpkrpot bag rule days of purity elec of tho release of tho Stato convicts from tfwia Bayonets at tho polls An the mines a year ago oppressed but still bravo peoplo rise Tho lato Senator Plumbs familv ight and huil into infamy requested tho item of 5000 for Mrs oblivion this swarm human nay in Plumb bo frtrickou from tho general Somo of thorn deficiency bill which was done human vampires Wo hear of later A Governor in a A drunken privato mortally woun- Â¬ jSbthern prison for stealing a suit of ded Capt Frank C Calhoun a vet Lexington Gazette J clothes V ofjWeJfej of 70 1870 Carpet-bag-is- m supremacy furnishing of hnusoFof ill famo with tho tax monov vriEfil finm n ilnurti tinflflnii nnn wv vkwa w lv w plgrchampaiigo flowing all day long m lies cigars for scouudrelly State lals paid for with this blood inon- ills for printing exceeding in a it Wears the eutlre cost of printing itho previous years oftho States Evcrv itenco Incendiarism fevery hoy a walking arsenal mdrelism and ignoranco reigning Dovestation by war fol- d by desolation and almost doath II MP 5gro w Distressfully yours fatality on account of tho military Hexiiv T Stantov occupation of Homestead It Is reported from Jackson Miss TWO HARVEST EXCURSONSI that Iho Pearl river is higher than at any timo since 1857 Thousands of Via Chicago Milwaukee St Paul acres of corn cotton and meadow aro Ry on Tuesday August 3oth OUilp mvti RtvliV will nnlv plmllnnrrn w b larwK ruined aud farmers aro dislfcartencd and September 27 1S92 RNow this infallablo I Am if ho cant Ittli ir an opponent wormy Chairman Carter of tho Republi- Â¬ his stool Whcio tho grasses aio kissed by the wandring called on Piatt in tho Forco bill and discuss can Committee publish breeze fr o and con and arrive at lair con- - Now York aud offered him it is said And tho Uelds are rich with tho golden grain tho Ions If the Gazotto thinks that the patronage of Now York if Har- Â¬ Whereseas schooner ploughs through tho prairie is To its destined port on tho western plain Tho Boss sectional in characteivis rison was elected do bill said to havo accepted tho peace offer- Â¬ Wliero homes may novor lie sought In Vain jno thing needed for tho good ol The Gazette is very anxious to dis sents chefprovisions of tho Force bill ri provided somo ono worthy thoir no tice some ono free from hard knocks Aft somo ono who can submit to thoir ilaculatlous without meeting them in people MLpasB If eraiiof actual war making the first here and I very much fear that itfr tho very last word that I over will hear of that annual pass Alack and alas that tho souls of the irrcat and the rich should be sbh Now If I wore mogul and if you were the tramp and iho journey wa long and tho weather was damp dont you know I would say in a Christian llko way Poor fellow jump on for thcrc d nothing to pay Do you think I would pause to examine a clauso of tho corporato laws and call in my shysters to make a talkec talk in search of a statuto to prove that you should walk Nay nay my dear friend for you know very well that Id grab at the string and tinkle tho bell and Id scrcamand Id yell to put on the brake for hu manitys sake and when I had brought tho old thing to a stand Id stretch out my hand and Id help you aboard and Id sco you from walking completely restored Id scat you on elegant cushions inside Id give you a drink and Id say you shall rido on plain and through valley by Held and by river now on and henceforth and forever and ever Thoy say that a charter on iron to roll is a thing without sentiment sor- Â¬ row or soul that it goes right ahead by tho living and tho dead in a mer- Â¬ ciless way for pay only pay It has a corporato life and can move but it never can love Its pulses aro quick or are slow but passions a thing that it never can know Now you aro tho head and front of a charter a human turned into a stop and start her a rail Â¬ road machino and a possible martyr but you once were endowed with a heart and a soul abovo that poor office of gathering toll You could feel for a tramp when he traveled alone and when ho said bread you could never say stone But now you are changed you aro cinder and coal with nothing but iron gono into your soul Liko old Polyphemus who wanted to cat iho whole of tho crew of Ulysses fleet you arc fond of the brave and when you are hungry it is easy to 6cc youd willingly make a small luncheon of me that is you would take tho last red in my wallet for ono happy mo- Â¬ ment ttf tickle your gullet Now let mo observe that still have the nerve and tho muscle to walk and the brain and tho toiiLue and tho power to talk and while I havo those I shall not be a clam but Ill walk on your ties and I wont care a d n Your legal advisers those grabbers and misers those fellows you hire to do your desire and all tho rough work for your line no doubt will 0 lo iiLuiniu io ici you no accent ana issue tho pass and then in a glass of old Monarch or Crow theyll drink to the health of the man that cant go unless ho goes slow Well let them decide that- - tho walker shant ride for its nothing to mo in tho end since I know it is best to go slow Somo day on my way I may halt at the Gait aud pay niy respects to my friend Mistress Ej for I know its not she who gives nothing but fcass whon ask for a pass Pray tell her that bottlo of Monarch is hero aud Ill drink it to her Ill go for some sugar and mint and some ice and Ill fix up a toddy exceedingly nico and Ill drink every drop to her health and wish her tho widow of beauty and wealth that soon alio should be tor you see its a natural law that tho man who dont give was never intend Â¬ ed to live I shall try to go over tho tics and tho rass without any pass but ono of thesodays wholi together wo Msfft for soulful St Peter to open tho gate youll find your appeal is a little too thin and youll stay outside whilst I will walk in You will seo how your rhances for lifo were lot slip when you havent a pass for even that trip Good bye my dear friend all thing havo an end Thus endcth alas all hope for that pass Â¬ Â¬ My Deak Gkneiiai Your lctier Children Cry for Pitchers Castorb For sere ral years I havo recommended yoiir Castoria and shall always continue to do so as it lias invariably produced beneficial results Enwiw In thirty days wo will close out oui stock and in view of this fact wo art jelling regardless of cost Greatest inducements ever ottered in Mt Ster Â¬ ling Como early All business such as outstanding account must be settled within thirty days vv Lato Paster Bloomlogdalo Betortaed Church ClULOS MAttTTM D D PMt Now Iho Wlnthrop Costpant 77 lath Street and 7th Avo New York City SrnEXT F Pirdeb M D Tin Cktaob Muniu New Took 1 J L ITaintinr Co JACK STEWART AUCTIONEER Lkxikotox Ky Prompt attention ci qn to nil sales entrusted to jlscaro Leave orders nt thlnollice or nddtos Vim cat e of Clareudou Hotel Lexington lS lyi t Ky Kentucky Central R R BLUE GRASS FROM Notions Cassimeres Boots Shoes and Furnishing Goods Mt SterHng Ky Is now receiving complete lines of Dry Goods OHN SAMUELS dialii -- in- - and ROUTE e e Shortest and Quickest Route Dress Goods Ginghams Percals Satines CENTRAL KENTUCKY TO ALL POINTS Hamburg Swiss and Nainsook Embroideries and Torchon Laces In Dress Goods I have Novelty and Plain Bedford Cords in several different qualities New Serges and Cloths Silks and Dress Trimmings NORTH SOUTH 15 1891 Through daily train service between Ciucinnatiaud Middlesborough and points on L N It K Schedule In Effect Nov Will now sell Blankets and Cloaks at Cost At 50 cents on the dollar Comforts Heavy Underwear Southllouud Pnily Express 8 10 a m 8 18am Nol Xo5 Fast Lino y nun 8 00 pm 8 08pni 9 18pm Accm No 3 Kxain 2 A Daily Seventeen Cloaks of what they cost Lvo Cincinnati Lo Ait Lvo Falmouth Lvo Cyntbiaiia CovIiiKton IMS ID 11 liiU Vrr Lexington luiis Lvo li 11 10 am 41am Ham m 1023pm 11 wpin ripm 3 04m 4 35pm pm iMpin 0 10pm 7 OOpnj 151111 Ait Kichmoml Lvo Iticlimoud Ivo Mm m Air Loudon Lo CotlliM Arr Winclieatur Ltb Winchester Arr Livingston Lvo LiviiiKtou IS 12 1 1 2 i i in 10 III 40 pm 5 p m 111 3 03 pm 03 p 111 2JS 0 Worn 7 05pm 7 53pm JOHN SAMUELS 8 If-- Ln Cotbin Lvo lJHllMunrilIo Le liliiivilln Lvo MhhlleRorouh Arr C uinlxi Iii Jap Lvo Lot Inn Lvo WllliaiiMbiug 10 p m 4 50 p m B oo 5 52 II 111 A 41 p 111 7 i p m i 35 Ji in I pm pin 4 ArrIcllico i 4 Wp 45 so p m p mi III Lvo Itichuiond Lvo Laneaiitei Arr Stanford 1 CO 43 5 20 pm pm pm otth Uouud Lteiitmifoni Lo Lancaster Bpre Ait Arr Itichuiond Coi hin Daily No 2 Daily 7 00 7 50 10 IS No 4 No ll Djily de am am am am am am am am am am am am am nm LveTollico hts WilliaVbg LveCiuuTd Gap Lvo Middloihoiough Lvo rinpvillo s0 a 25 o 03 8 43 U S5 S Mexican M ustang Liniment A Cure for the Ailments of Man and Beast A long tested pain reliever Arr Coi bin Lvo Cm bin Lvo Loudon Air Livingston Lo liaibrvillo 0 SJ 5S 7 47 s 35 23 I 3 10 11 11 05 11 15 Le Liiingittou Lo UeiLi ir Itichinund Lvo Itichuiond Air I Lu Lexington Lvo laiU Le yntlilana Lo Kuliiioutli AirCoiington Arr Cincinnati Ar WiiielH ster Lvo Winchester Palii am Vtnm 2 am l am 104J am 10 55 am IX ll 7 7 7 7 S 03 am 55 am 10 am 451111 12 10 12 41 pm 12 41 pm 1 5 pm 1 55 pm 2 27 pm 2 00 Jim 2 ST pm i 07 pm 4 01 pin 3 pm u 43 pm nn am Its use 43 pm 4 23 pin 4 4S pm 5 o pu a 45 pin pi MAYSVILLE BRANCH Xotlli lloiind J Dailj i 10 o K 12 Mm Daily afih requiring an effective liniment No other application compares with it in efficacy This well known remedy has stood the test of years almost generations No medicine chest is complete without a bottle of Farmer the Stock Raiser and by every one is almost universal by the Housewife the Ltc Covington Lto Lexington lari Arr Millerlmrg AirCarllsle Ait lnlinii ArrJIaysville Lvo Soulh lJouud Lvo Maysvillo Lo Cincinnati A r 7 00 a in 7 55 in 8 IS a m 8 40 a m i Ml i 10 10 a nt 2 S3 pm a 02 pm 8 2o pin il 13 pm H Mustang Liniment km 7 oo pu 7 r4 pr 8 30 pre pn Occasions arise for its use almost every day All druggists and dealers have it No a Daily Ex Sun 3 20 a m S 57 a m 0 50 n in 7 15 a m 7 40 a in 8 2S a m 10 51 a m 11 00 am ETSun 1 No 11 Dull LvuMilleisburg Arr 1aiM Arr Lexington Arr Covington Arr Cincinnati S K KNOTT Lto loluiiuin Lvo CailUlo j pm 2 27pm S 20 pm 3 45 pm 4 10 pm 7 00 pm I 37 pm 0 45pm 50 C 1 ATMOKK Traffic Manager Gcnl lass Agt General Oil cos Lmilsvllle ICy S V JJ MOUSK Asat Genl lassgr Ollice Chamber of Commerce HlcTjr Cinti O The best lsists longeramd cai llsrlxxer inns xles more load SJaxaM2SOiji EESrefe rwit3C5tt3S LXiciXl T y -73--orxrrxade CD L j LTLeiUt fcSAC - 3srio-7-rLwell - asSBmSSF1 At No 1 vision it is uuobjqctionablo ing lite- the peoplo understand them and judgment Statements aro wide- diuercnt tram facts and arguments - have an exegesis of tho Force iblll Detectives aro hunting tho Daltou gang of train robbers in Missourit uudor the leadership of J J Konnoy Kansas aud Chief of the Missouri Texas Secret Service to Clncinti Na 1 Kuna daily No 4 Kuns tally from all tfltlons except tho Ilowlaud Division which is daily excopt Sunday No 0 Dally except Sunday No 5 Dally ex Sunday between Cincinnati and Loxingtou No 10 Pari and Lexington Accommodation Loaves LaxinKtou 10 04 ana Anrfcs Daily 43 am And liopo is tho thrlcftlest plant that grows Iam710 Falmouth Accommodation Leave Cln No man may ever his right maintain Where slnnatt t 15 pm AitIym yalmonth 7 05 pm And land is as rrco us tho wind that blows dally exaept Unnday am No 8 For further particulars apply to the elnnau 7Leaves Falmonth 6 00 SundayArrives Cto amn dally exoapt Not 1 and it mako oonnestion at Winshester tot nearest Ticket Agent or address D C lit A M T Kt lInta1 on tte V through ears from Cinalnnatt to No CarriM Brady Southern passenger Agent Mlddlahorouirh and Ciimbwlind Ian and tiv ill I ternuMliatostatioiui and in as ilailr 237 Fourth Avenue Louisville Ky No 2 Dally to nil points oxcept Kowland 11 hlch l daily except rfumlay Kuns dally ox Huiuliy from Loxingtox Havo added to our stock of COAL the kimvu BLACK BAND and tho celobrated FIItE CHEEK BLACK SMITHING COAL and stil headquarters for BELMONT PEACH 45 Cmo OJICIJAIID NUT and CANNEL COALS Place opjioilo jail on High street Cliicls Jones Mt Sterling Ky a Tho Advooatk will bo glad to do your job printing for you Vo aro prepared to do lino job printing in all its branches on short notico and on rcasonablo terms Programmes let- Â¬ terheads billheads statements and everything in hi9 lino dono in strictly 48 tf ilrat class style Kentucky Training School A ia Applj oarly practical homtllk Military school with colleg- Â¬ count Numou limited rooms full last year KoJm C W FOWLER Superintendent tfii V t JVHMPtam rTHE ADVOCATE V - VwflsTfA iMyjsA 4f- MMUMHMtn s IS J v MTBTEPvLIGf AJYOOADE TUESDAY JUXjY LAND 0rJ8fl2 v t W i Onllest Pjonlo As it would bo called by auyono who was fortunate enough to bo ono Mr James Brooks Jr of Scottcoun fM44MlMH ty had a fifty aero field of wheat that of tho party which spout tho day at GENERAL NEWS Clay City last Thursday Ml Blue Linihed and Red Handed produced 1800 bushels an average of On last Thursday morning nt tho break of ilny of 36 bushels to tho acre Blue Grass Stlss Juno Allen with Hon led the wny Talo Alto Solictor Stanfords fa Clipper fc Prlcet Xct camo Sllsa JunJo mous stallion is dead Commonly called Pnnnlc on their way to fenst Rudelv Breaks in on Home- - Robort Brat ton of Wades Mill Followed by aiig oidnnm although in juijj rt IN Thu eruptions of Mt Etna aro bo neighborhood had threo owes to drop She had her Buttermilk cry cloo by Existing Quiet teads Barely n on her Somo of the Then camo Miss Llln with comius more violent three lambs each this Bpring which iig tliongh she thought It a frowtlng wns fneo quit A T shocks aro felt fifty miles away had just sold at 374 per head out of taste tir i Then camo Miss M attic full of her gleo 7 North Middlctown Advance Mrs Bacr Russell tho teacher of a For Joy accompanied her constantly Frick Shot Down in his young Willie Vauderbilt in Now r D N Prowitt bought of JBabo Then camo Miss Inez with Iladden vciy tall f 1 Office by Although very bt Ight sho w as most quiet of all York has lost her reason and hor Thompson of Garrard 8S hoge to bo Then camo Miss Hunter the belle of Claik AND A FULL LINE OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLE- Â¬ cscapo from in charge had a narrow delivered last weok in August at 4 With Wtlllo JHnton whom eho dnro not upark jury Miss MENTS her conts76hogs of Win Malheny of Then camo fast InDeltaFIhIicimamas own pet Held ery mans net tho Reliable information was rccoivod Anarchist Alexander Berkman 1 Lincoln to go tho 15th of October at Then camo Mary the cook of the house at Boise Idaho Wednesday night that With Hunter nt hor side as still as a mouse 44 cents Danville Advocate insurrectionists have sworn to kill Of Misses Nunncllcy and Oalmceo wed be de- i1 IahiI Shi tn i it n to y it rtirs ft U C Frick manager of the Car- - Crops of all kinds continue to flour- Â¬Â¬ But their acquaintance to our lotlightcd fell tell yi nocr fc ish and an abundant harvest is promwim u Aiuut To naino them all wo thojiaper would fill negio StCjl Compaiiy at Homestead ised A great many farmers arc for tho rest better It is said that 300000 was sub- - pa was attacked in his office by a disposed to hold their this years bo wo think some young wedfailed tokeep still New South and Pioneer Cane Mills Cooks Evaporators and nnmo Thcold mul we scribed to the Gladstono fitnd for use Russian who gives his uamo as Alex But wo enjoyed their company Just tho Hnmc wheat for an advance in price Pans Cider Mills Saw Mill Supplies and Belting The dinner and the enjoyment of the day in the general elections on condition auder Berkman The would bo as Owingsvillo Outlook Has never been surpassed is sufllctcnt to say that Mr Gladstone was not to intro- - safeSjn camo it0 Mr Fricks offie IlUMBFOUXDKl Tho United States has about seventy ducc ail eight hour law Saturday morning and seut in hi Dark and Bloody Ground1 one sheep for every 100 population Local New Orleans capitalists act- - card Ho was admitted and to tho iri while Australasia hasoer t iie with mi outside- swidicate have vate room of Mr Frick and almost every 100 people Tho latest 3000 to The question is what is tho mean Â¬ returns immediately three shots wore heard made offers to consolidate all the ing of Dark and Bloody Ground aud sounds of a struggle The show very little difference in the fetrcol riiilioails in that city under one and the when did tho expression originate LEADING HAEDWARB MBROHANT shearing capacity of animals iu the Tnaimirnmoni nml tn nnnrato all the clerks in the office ran to Mr Frickfc It is clearly of Indian origin Tho two countries lines by electric power Tho deal in- - assistance when tho assailant escaped meant in the In word imm lue 0n- - ll wa8 lomiu im 1000000 Volvo Wheat still continues tlow at G5 dian language River of Blood and MT STERLING KY Charter of the Mongomery County had been shot three times and tabbed cents Fair and Trotting Association The blackberry market is was applied by them to what we call urn to Tho House has passed tho 10t I1CCCS ouce TlQ W0UmlfMViliI Full Mild Trottlnu Track Â¬ lively at 25 to 30 conts a bucket the Kentucky rivor The country ad cnfoiro reciprocal commercial rela- - sniny fatal arc oxrecdlugly dangerous Be it known thatwc tho under Â¬ Tho tobacco croji i looking badly jacent to this river was to thoin one Slakes to be trottcdshotand ran ior signed GeorgeUons bet wenn the United States and Tlll man norkmnu ayb ho Im bmi W Anderson M Canada by giving the President i thle country eix vear and in Pitts- - Too much rain causing a lack of pro tilled with honor aud danger because at Montgomery County Kairand Trot Â¬ W Anderson William Tyler per cultivation is the tibublc Flcm- - their liadilions told them that them ting Association Mf cling September - power to suspend the right of Cana- JUpg Uvo lnv Owou Laughliri John E Cooper W h orklelllv a iugsburg Times Democrat was the feone of deadlv conllict be 27 2S 29 30 and October 1st to free parage through dlan vos N Scobee A W Elamilton A G Amuct and had no connection with tween their father and pro historic September 27th Wvcar old slake Potors St Marys Falls canal IJicbard Foley bought of Jlood the strikers and W E Beau associato mound builders nnd that in this coun Nashville niilroad When he Avas captured in the cle- - Woi thington X I Hosier and W D try the decisive fojifliol was fought guaranteed 200 Ihomsclves together into a body cor The Louisville September 281 h vcai old flake porate - came to nu agreement wjtli its tele- - valor to which he had fled and wbeie Moore 4000 busholsOt Blue grass seed under the stylo of thoMont tint gave the Indian the wipremacv guaranled r200 at 40 cents per- bushel Ho also gaph opeiafei - TJiuimIuj A gen- - tlic elevator mini held liiut fast he gomcrj Count j Fair ahd Trotting man sine he Then when tho white Sontonilifir 20th Mirttnir rtake yL-i n Association pursuant to chapter UG of ihm m- uniim w ine enew iniir soiiiciiiui bought of Hov Hnnrtidgo and Hood to uid tie Tiidiau mind riid Jnnpanj irnnraniued 2K urai iuvuu iu t a iiem i t wflhnrloii Uoii crops ct jruhurd v h li upon r smifiiutimi thoh pay tlicj arc rdecd c i iu tho General Statute i mrtd it September 30th yearling stake i 10 mUU dtlV ttc vitl til bKTj fMvcpJifncf Tho aforesaid bodj corporate fIiiiU fiiulii ii n tnic Densaiioii lor extra woiii aiu uvnn i i r eadlj combat ntid taLiRg the lain et l n r pace guaranteed 200 auce Committee will be iccognircd have thexfollowing powers f UWf tlf AuarekH Hit tired tirMF icl a c mbodied it in tin up the Indian 1 I if h U Oclobor 1st stake pace MotuiaV wa an aveagc fowriJ dirs ai to pecor vill just be First i To sue aud bo sued by their Bloody G lion Louis E McComas of Mary- Â¬ lorcth t rue fct lor lus erccmion forifm-inktn mini nttninnCwi name Tark aiid originator round guaranteed 200 corporate natfie by Chaii lU i an fciAiWc know not the land has been appointed of the iu tlir Ilaymarket quantity and Entrance 5 percent 3 per cent to quality of stock offered Second To have a common eoal naniQ man Carter as Secretary of the Nation allUir T1 c bombs failed to explode Prof II Ii Taylor in Dan- - nominate August Gth 2 per cent 7 Oapt N S OllVlt auctioneer reports and alter the same at pleasure Mc bccauH of t f r imperfect malc Mr ille Advocalc al Republican a Committee oclock night before race 5 per cent Mr J rjcbhad for several days been about 150 cattlo of various grades on Third To render thev shares nnd i Comas has accepted the position and in irriito4 letters waining him that ilii additional from winner- - Six to Jill intoicsts salo and prices railging from 2C0 to The Lexington Fair of stockholders transfcriblc will begin the discharge of his duties he would I o killed He received one 3G1 per cwt No four to start Money divided GO- - 25 aud o prcscribo mules Plug hor- Â¬ in his mail only the morning bcfoio tho mode ofmakiug Tho great Lexington Fair bogins fcv iu New York forthwith telling him In had jufct twonty four des fiom U0 to fG5 Georgetown Tuesday August 30 and continues 15 ahd 10 per cent Fivo purse races transfers aud five standard stakes open August gTho most disastrous Hood ever hours to live These probably were Times Fourth The private property of five days It will be the most inter Â¬ Gth known in Central Illinois occuncd at from Beriman Mr Wyatt Hughes contributes tho esting meeting over held in tho Stale members is exempt from tho corpo- Â¬ was began CLAY 1lCnOX SHOOTIXO ft Monticcllo Wednesday Bainseverest at Mr Erioks condition carlv improved following as an incideut olrapiil work as well as tho most valuable to cx- rate dobts aUo tho organization ia last report and Ills recovery falling about 1 p in and tho September 27th free for all guar Â¬ exempt from the private debts of in tho harvest field Walter Hughes a hjbitors iu all departments Tho is expected JJowill continue to di- storm ever known raged for Unco lcel ihe flairs of the Carnegie Com- Â¬ thirteen- - oar old boy m anteed 100 and Mr ltobcrt members hours The storm also struck Galcs pany Disvassailant Beikman main Barnctt cut scvontj acres of good tim- Â¬ slakes in all the speed rings aro the September 28lb Clark and Montr Fifth To make contracts acquire over offered Tho Agricultu- Â¬ largest tains LU air of mystery and nothiug othy burg and Springfield ha iu less than four days and ral Rtako tho 100 and transfer property possessing same is 1000 and gomry counties guaranteed further could bo learned from him of firt day September 30th for Montgomery powers in Ruch respec as pi i vale in- Â¬ five hands with a raker put it in shocks tho second day tho Mechanical Stake A Burlington Xeb freight train hia identity or motives was wrecked at the cast end of tho in three dajs ard a half and Mr Tar is tho same as also the Association Moncfee and Morgan counties guar Â¬ dividuals THE ACT Missouri River biidgo Wednesday ker Mills put up nine stacks a day Stake the tlhd day aud the Bonwcll anteed 100 Sixth To establish by laws and killed To Colablloh Jifstlcco nistrlftPi with two bovs to haul and t vc to pit h Stake thmorning Tlnoe tramps were October 1st for Bath aud Nicholac mako all ruleo and regulations doomed fciih day The Facvj and twelve rats fili d ilh giaui weic up f him expedient for the maungriniofit of f Htakooutlu fiih dny W fGOfl The coitutier guaranteed 100 Hois t ajP 16 to nominate hy August Gib 10 their afiitiiv demolished Tin accident was as d Slu Hi ogan iu hi tiar Is ImuIi piemiuui in hll flu ehibitaie un not iiicoiiisicn with tho Tleie bl all be establffilifd In i iel i by the train breaking in two laws of this btxitu aud tho I uitcd flls tUa tllr - ttsuully large bC advciiistmciil in to shoot Conditions a above lotimj ofthis latenytlc that tin rftdte Thm Jidwaid T Xolaud Stales nu yciu uacis nor more than eight Justices Dis uoi mine man one iouiin ot a nop oi another column write a postal to the of Missouri onvincefl that Jur- - i h ts ii rer tobacco put on in the county This Secretary for a catalogue and make Sevoufh The aforesaid corporation September 27lh f i ee for all guar Â¬ llier efforts to an cM tho judgment ol is to have a capital stock of ten thous Â¬ Wu your arrangements to be thoro anteed 100 Si f 2 The County Judge of each is aIo thi writers nvperience the State Supreme Couit ooutiiiiilng county hhall in open eourl on September 28th Mark and Mont- Â¬ and dollars divided into shares of the find this state of affairs existing in Fresh line of Empson Cara gomery counties guaranteed 50 the sentence of the lower com t will be fiist Monddy in August ono twenty five dollars each other counties It can wifely be set thousand Price thirty five cents September 29th Bourbon and Mont Eighth Tho corporation is to have fruitless has decided to Minendci eight bundled and ninety two ap Â¬ down that the tobacco ciop will fall mals LI hinuelt to serve bis sentetue of two point three competent citizens -- per pound the right of conducting trotting and gomory counties guaranteed 50 of the short of an average crop this lime years for embezzlement ol tetate funds county over twenty one Falmouth Guide R M K Barnes September 30th Fayotte and Bath other kinds of racing upon its track T HT of age hoased of Peters afid Scobee belonging guaranteed 50 Prowitt Wood bought 243 ewes among and lesfding in difleient portions of An alleged combination 2t to George W Anderson pr any other d 1 October Montgomery wholesale dry good- - firm for the pur the county and iu different Justices from Emmett McCormick at 425 county For Sale track thoy may leaso or own nt such guaranteed 50 pose of l chelating the old lates al- Â¬ Districts as Commissioners to divide per head 235 ewes from same party times and under such regulations as W E Beak Sccy lowed in discounts on tales h floating tne county into not less than three at 375 per head 100 ewes from Sam A good desirable homo within tho tho Board of Directors may from timo much ocitcment in business ciicles nor mote than eight Justices Dis Owens at 365 They sold 5 Owens to city limits First class dwelling of 8 It is uiidcritood that the corporations tricts as nearly equal in tenitory and Frank Eogan at i50 per head sold room good cistern oi chard of splen- Â¬ The Democratic Committee of to timo determine upon Ninth The charter is to remain in making up the m udicatc include the population as may be Provided 203 to G A Swinobroad at 450 per did fruit grapes iu abundance good Montgomery county met July 23 full power and effect for tho period of laigCjt Now Yoik and riiikdelphia That iu counties containing a city ot head sold i7 to L Lillard at 375 barn moat house and all other need- Â¬ 1852 and appointed the following twonty fivc years one bundled and fllty thousanel pop- They also bought a yoke of cattlo ed outbuildings houes Four and a half officers pf election to bo held August Tenth Said corporation shall have William V Ilanity of Polinsjlva ulation or more there shall bo estab- Â¬ 2S001bs from II C Jennings at 3c acres of laud attached susccptiblo of 1st to nominate Democratic candi- Â¬ the right to appoint a marshal or lished eight magisterial distiiets four and a lot of butcher stuftfrom various division iuto good building lots dates for nia was unaniinouslj chofccn Chair Â¬ Circuit Judge and Common marshals to keep order on the man of the National Democratic of which shall be laid off within the parlies at 2 to 3 cents Danville Ad- Â¬ Will sell at a bargain wealths Attorney ground during any exhibition or race corporate limits of such city and four vocate Committee Simon I Shecrin of Wm II Bdsh Mt Sterling N B Llovd Thomas Capt T W Bottom reports Court Indiana was re elected Secretary and iu that portion of the count v ouiido D Jones Judges W B OConnell aud tho marshal or marshals so ap- Â¬ Mt Sterling Ky pointed shall have the right to arrest Clerk John Gibbons Sheriff Very small crowd in town Boboit B Kooscvolt of New York the limits of such city Tho Com- Â¬ day Aarons Bun S S 1ricst B F any person for any violation of any wa made Ticasuicr It as decided missioners before they piocccd to act yesterday very little stock on tho Fresh line of Empson Cara Mark Judges B W Phillips Clerk general law of this State pr any or Â¬ to appoint an Executive Committee of shall be sworn to faithfully discharge market and light demand for heavy nials the finest in the world James II Henry Sheriff dinance of the city of Mt Sterling their duties cattle twentj tive member- - a campaign lie sold one lot of 1250 lb Levee L W Barrow John Oiear Su 3 The Commissioners shall cattlo lor 16 per head one lot of just received Price thirty Judges James N Anderson Clerk or tho Association committed pn tho committee of nine and an AdvNorj five cents per pound within twenty days aftor their ap- Â¬ Cliff Fi dicr Sheriff ground of tho Association and all Board pointment lay off fix and establish calves for 1350 per head and sever- Â¬ R M T K Barns Camargo John W Cockrcll Geo fines imposed or collected under this The colored school in Brickhead the boundary line of tho districts and al horses for from 38 to 75 J S N Botls Judges Charles Wyatt provision shall bo 2t file in tho office of tho County Clerk a Baughman soUl to T E Wood seven paid as tho law di- Â¬ Village Ga was struck by lightning Work J N Bced Sheriff report in writing When a horto is sold wo sell three Howards Mill It M Montjov rects Tuesday The school contained about ary of each districtshowing the bound Â¬ long yearlings steers that averaged witli the estimated 100 pounds Eleventh Tho Association will bo things feed caio and skill Tho first Joseph Smith Judges II C Graves at 3 cents Wra fifty pupil and two teachers People population in each At the next reg- Â¬ under the management of tho stock- Â¬ Clerk Melvhi George Sheriff rushed to tho burning building and ular term of tho County Court com Â¬ Snow sold to W F Kobinson a bunch two cvory fanner furnishes but skill Grassy Lick John II Mason W holders each sharo constituting ono began to drag out the pupils the mencing not later than ten days after of 1000 sound feeders at 325 per is never possessed by the indifferent B Green Judges C II Donuohoc vote aud a majority of votes to ov filing tho report crn Tho stockholders are to elect breeder still it is the measure of our Clerk Cliff Bush Sheriff groat majority of whom had been the countyofaggrioved any citizen of hundred Danville Advocate tho may file excep Â¬ success It costs as much to raise a Jeffoivonville rJohn 1 ltichardson officers first Saturday in March in G Dun rendered unconscious by tho stroke tions thereto and tho court shall fix a Cos weekly rcviow 100 horso as ono worth 500 but the James DeSuon Judges C C Shu each year at 2 oclock p m in tho Ono of the teachers Miss Butler There is a distinct im Â¬ skill which costs little or nothing bort Clerk day not later than ten dajs after tho of trade says Howard Anderson Sher- Â¬ city of Mt Sterling wa- seriously injuicd Sydney Stan filing of the exceptions tor tho trial provement not only in transaction in brings thu extra 400 which is mostly iff M W Axdeiisox National Stockman OWKX LAUlillUN Jleld and George Junior weic killed thereof and on the trial the court comparison with the same timo last piofit Mass Convention called to meet at 2 shall dUpno f tho same as it may War N Scoimn pear but also in prospects for tho com- Â¬ outiight dcempropcr and shall by order en Tho work of repairing tho Christian oclock August 13th at tho Qourt E CoPpeis ing season Prospects of spring wheat Judge Klein of the Ciicuit Court icrrd nt lecoul establish tho bound church damaged by tho lato fire is hotiso to appoint dolegatcs to the W T TYIKK at Si Louis mado a ruling Wednes Â¬ sin of Mich dihiriuts as herein provi Â¬ are remarkably good and returns from about completed W Ji UEAtf Tho now windows Democratic Appellate- Convention to ded many of tho states surpasses all x meet at Cfttlottsburg August 18th day which will bo deeply discussed as A W Hamilton Src4 The Justices DisCricis shall peclations Wheat has risen 24c iu spito aro superb and aio a credit to the Also Mass A GPjtei a victory in labor circles Michael lie so established that tho boundary Convention called for taste of tho commltteo that selected i Geo W Amiersox EJoischuuuij ono of tho striking thereof shall not cioss tho boundary of western rccoipts amounting to 5 them Mr T M Leach who lias had same place and Hour August 27 to 130000 bushcld Oats alo rose lc and meuwas in Court as a do- - line of an election picunet charge- of tho main part of tho work elect delegates to tho Democratic Dont buy your suiraruntil vn go Noti In counties containing cities pork products a shade tind corn has ot a suit ot ilivoicc by hi lOiKiaut of repairing has done an excellent Congressional District Convention to ABaum is Sons of the fiist econd fluid and fourth advanced aud got thoir Wife JJII11U J motion for alimony classes where registration is required at Estill Springs job ho always docs good woik Tho which meets ik prices 5Q 2t buinarguetViu the case- Judge tho Justices Districts within such August 31st To Young and Old wn congiegation hold tho first sorvico ji II It Fiihxcir Chairman a strikoi cities must be so bounded as to ex Â¬ Klein nochjlthat being--JoiSunday in tho edifice sinco tho flro Tho rain storm of last Wednesday clude all of tho county outsitlo tho Wj arc in tho wasugiUlicientaiisc why tho Gout city limits which night Avas a terrific ono Much plowed musnot form anv tiful line of lio market with a beau Â¬ haying boon tho guests of the Southern lQ 9rier at o pie fihotijdf1 mik ccJpbacdipohimbUsi Pisbyterlan brethion who kindly ThoMagnolia tho best ham in the and was badly partotadiutricr within tho elly as washed and very con - tondeied tho use of their house of market atkA Bautn Sons cheaper oifr iffe ajidftisod u grant the lfo icgistruion is requited iiiMtho buggic phaetoufsnrrles etc siderablc damage done to growiu county outside the city pra er W P OrDiiv3i Co worship man anyw ncro cise b 2l crops STOCK ANDCROP The I HARDWARE Anrt-er-go- n H0 QUEENSWARE TINWARE WOODENWARE - 1 W -- i1i - Mitchell Ms Bros Wagons -- I n ED mITCHELL lUtl Kan-tuck-K- n Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -- - - 1 - I i I i 1 - ft -- v - I Â¬ -- -- i- - - vSa i 1 1 3 eeUKllln1 v JslH f I M f Â¬ Â¬ 0 1 in 7- - plan-ing-m- ilj 1 4 A lc - i 3 J i I MaM K c rAl W nSBIRRiFStaHHMHiGwoilBIRBInBlMHnBdHI J fi HfcTMilh V mfcMrt iV - ii lniHifirii n j i r fc- - M ujj MT W i STEftUXa ADVOCATE TUESDAY r01892 JULY Mrs Robert Talbott and grand Â¬ daughters MISPC8 Mary and Leota - Campbell of Carlisle aro visiting at Mrs W S Richart Miss Carrie tho handsome daugh tor ofChief Justice Win H Holt of All Toilet Arti Frankfort was tho guest of Miss Anna Johnson tho past week RELIQIOUS Trimble Bros iMmV Wholesale Grocers BROS TRIMBLE Grocers Wholesale H - WS STERLING KY The Prescription - DruggistsPur Drugs Medicines7S6C Pure Inks DEALERS IX KHexixiecaLsr Bros c cles School Books School Supplies Also Paints Oils and Varnishes pencils Elder Spencer of Winchester is as Â¬ sisting tho pastor Elder J W Mc- Garvey in a protracted meeting at Bethlehem church near Thompson Station JHE ADVOCATb School will 45 10t Tho Gth session of Goodwins Male High School will begin September 5 1892 CORRESPONDENCE Klddvlllo PERSONAL MENTION Â¬ Rudolph Baum attended the Rich mond Fair - Kentucky Training open September 5 1892 Dress suits a specialty and at very low figures at Harry Campbells - Married on last Wednesday at the Court house Itov B W Trimble ofllciating John Martin and Miss Maggie Zorn of Aarons Run Mrs Loiig has no superior as a voico U aincrj and will acknowledge none Her singing is a revelation of musical talent Somo one cither recklessly or ma Â¬ liciously fired a pistol and killed for Waller and Andorson Chonault a fino steer on Thursday night Each member of Mrs Longs com Â¬ pany is an artist or hotter still a thorough musician Dont fail to see them at tho Opera House Friday night July 29th -- ii Tl J 3RI Yesterday was a dull day at Win Â¬ chester Court very few cattle on tho Buyers market no fat cattle sold 4- - cents with owners unwill- Â¬ offering Cemetery ing to sell Tho following sketch of Major Myn The new windows lor tho Christ- Â¬ heir will appear in next Fridays Sen ian church have been put in place tinel Democrat and are vory handsome They arc of William Mynheir was was born in a uo quality of pathcdral glass and Morgan county Ky October 13 1821 arc artistically and tastefully designed and is tho oldest of a family of six The city children born to John and Sallio Clean up your premises McKonzio Mynheir John Mynheir authorities havo ordered an inspection a native of Virginia sottled in Flom of all places whoro filth is likely to ac- Â¬ ing county Ky in an early duy ho cumulate Let it bo seen to that tho was a silversmith by trade Mrs Sal- Â¬ work is thoroughly done lio Mynheir a native of Giles county John W Jones advertises his stock Va was a daughter of Isaao McKon Â¬ in another eolume read it and thou zio also a nativo of Virginia who ro Now moved to Morgan county Ky in examiue stock and prices Prices as 1817 Ho was a soldier in the war of goods received every day low as in any of tho cities and goods 1812 Wm Mynheir was reared in Flem- just as cheap iilg county Ky where he received a The allocs and open lots in many common school education In 1847 It parts oi tno city are iu u irauuuj un ho returned to Morgan county his clean condition and the city authori- birth place of which county ho was ties arc going to mako somo one re elected Sheriff in 1852 serving one sponsible for creating a nuisance term whou he was elected Circuit Clean up Clerk Iu 1801 he onlisted in tho S Tulioii Vino an far nrn-- Confederate army Co A 5th as tr m fl UU fTl X VI I JUI 4Urresscd with tlio repairs on tno iousi- - Ky Infantry and was muttered- out lmiicn onimni nf Mnin and Mavs first lieutenant being subsequently wav tvilla streets lately purciiascuoi veiis promoted to a captaincy In 1SG2 ho Thompson that he will bo ablo organized a regiment of which ho to occupy it oy me laucr yun vi uu acted as Major- until tho ond of tho war Soptomber 22d at tho Chicka iWeek i niagua ho was wounded in tho thigh George Stephens white and Jack boing confined to tho hospital until Harrah colored engaged in a scrap February whon he returned to sorvico ron Locust street Saturday The taking part in all the campaigns from whito man camo off with a slight cut Dalton Ga confronting Shorman to in the neck and tho negro with a Savannah Ga endoavoring to pro broken skull tho effects of a rock vent his march to tho sea thrown by Stephens At tho closo of tho war Maj Myn Youve heard of Homy Saxton hoir returned to Morgan county Ky Well you should not and in 18G7 Ava9 elected Judge of tho Ihavcntyou DBdRlHi fail to attend Mrs Longs concort at county holding the position four tho Opera House Friday night July years whon ho was appointed Mastor 29th Henry will render several Commissioner of tho Morgan Circuit guitar solos and you know ho is Court under Judgo John M Elliott retiring from tho offico in March 1881 groat on that instrument lie then removed to Mt Sterling Ky ThosD Jones and Jno W Will- Â¬ whore he resided until his death iam havo made arrangements with In December 1S8G ho was appoint tho officers of tho Montgomery Fair ed Mastor Commissioner of tho Mont- Â¬ Association for a grand shooting tour- - gomery Circuit Court by Judge John iinmnnt durin tho meeting All con- - E Cooper which position ho held f veniences will bo provided and hand during tho remainder of his life Pre Â¬ some premiums will bo offered viously Major Myjiheir represented Morgan Ma J W Barbco is using a pair of tho counties of Rowan Legislature Â¬ goffin and Elliott in tho crutches in order to got around Ho August 27 18G8 ho married Miss managed to lot a sharp mowing ma Â¬ Sallio Cart mill of Morgan county chine sicklo fall so as to badly cut tho Ky a daughter of W n and Lucy calf of a log last Wednesday and it Farish Cartmill Four children were viz will be somo days before the cut will born to this union NancyLucilo now Mrs J It Wilson Ernest and heal sufficiently to allow him to work Mary Major was and Mrs Myn Â¬ heir and children aro mombers of tho Billy Orear a colored man who Christian church Major Mynheir owned a 6mall farm lives on Tcnny Hill went through an unpleasant experience as did also his in Montgomery county and about 2500 acres of land in Morgan county wifo on Wednesday night Thoy wore Ho was a Mastor Mason sitting one on each sido of tho chim nov when lightning struck tho houso The ranks of professional musicians damago to tho contain no I doing considerable finer artists than those property but fortunately for tho occu- Â¬ with Mrs Longs Concert Company pants exponding most of its force else Â¬ which appears at tho Opera House Thoy woro pretty severely noxt Friday night July 29th where Dont S shocked but not seriously hurt fail to attend I 1 1 - at six Mynhier oclock Major William aged 72 years For somo three weeks past he hai made a bravo fight for life but day by day tho inroads of diseaso began to tell upon his sturdy frame and at last tho bravo soldier tho good citiKcu tho honest man tho efficient officer and tho Christian gen Â¬ tleman went down before our last great cnomy Major Mynhier was a man who won friends and hold thorn by tho strength of his character and tho fidelity of purpose which marked his ontiro life Ho was an indulgent husband and father who loved his homo and its inmates with a lovo born of his own big heart Major Muyhior has held many offices of trust and in them all ho has con- Â¬ ducted himself as tho upright and trustworthy Christiau gentleman that ho was The funeral services will take placo this morning at tho Chris tian church in thi9 city being con ducted by Elders H D Clark and B W Trimble Burial in Machpolah Died on Monday morning Our 6chool begins September- 1st with Miss Pearl Bruton of Mt Ster- Â¬ ling installed as teacher Her fcllow tcachers wish her success Prof Boono of this place will be Â¬ gin his school at Pilot View August 1 Mr George C Williams of Kidd villo will begin his school at Indian Fields August 1 Wo know tho peo- Â¬ ple would liko to see their school pro- Â¬ gress but rapid progress is a thing not found iu a public school unless tho uecessaiy books aro bought Bishop Clay of Lexington was in this city Friday Turner attended tho Rich mond Fair last week John M Campbell of Carlisle was in the city Sunday C C Â¬ Miss Sarah McGafvey Mrs N H Trimblo is visiting Miss Rebekah Smith visited in Clark county last week Miss Mary Smith has resumed busi- Â¬ ness with Trimblo Bros Much damage was douo Will Dan- Â¬ iels tobacco crop by the flood of Wed Â¬ is Miss Bertha Maple of Clay City visiting Miss Annio Lylc nesday night A great deal of dam ago was done clsowhoro to our neigh Â¬ CJ Stephens of Paris is visiting W R A Thomson bors liviilg on the creek I s0 - iS5 - mm tp J Tho heat yesterday drove tho work Â¬ men from tho buildings now under Uoth arc registered and experienced construction in tho city It was sim Â¬ pharmacists and thoy guarranteo all ply impossible for tho workmen to to bo strictly and chem withstand tho intonso rays of tho BPP medicines ically pure no substitutions Thoir sun prices considering tho quality of goods compare most favorably with those Rov W G Cready of Winchester of any other houso You are respect will preach at tho Episcopal church Wednesday evening at 8 p m liWsammm fully solicited to givo them a call M Messrs Kennedy Bros tho druggists mako a specialty of prescription work Willie Hinton of Paris is visiting at M W Anderson Novil Fisher of Paris is visiting Mr Ed J Shackelford of Mt Ster- Â¬ Mattie the little daughter of Asbury at James S Bogies His ling has beon here for a week Wills who was shocked by lightning family aro all well and much pleased T J BigstafT and sister Miss Liz Â¬ when her father was killed is still in Mis with their new home condition also little Hattio zie arc at Estill Springs a critical Esther Wilsou of Mt Sterling is visit- Â¬ Connor who was hurt at tho samo A J Baird and Albert Bowon have ing Mrs Wm Oldham this week time returned from Olympian Springs Misses Kathleen and Estellc Miss Alico McCormick of Loxing-Harry Hoffman was in Paris last Poyutz and Merritte Jones havo re- Â¬ ton who has beeu visitiug relatives week on a visit to his Aunt turned from Mt Sterling Richmond here has returned to her home Mrs John W Whito is rapidly im- Â¬ Register Hon J R Thomas has returned to proving in health Mrs Ann Turner of Mt Sterling Frankfort after a two weeks stay at Miss Lillian Samuels is wc are was a guest of Mrs Annie Turner home Mrs John Loonoy of Tuesday glad to say improving Mt Sterling spoilt Tuesday with her Sam II Thomas is spending a few Mrs B F Cockrell entertained sister Miss Bcllo Fletcher Mr weeks with relatives in Rowan county Monday evening in honor of guests and Mrs Ben McMicheal of Mt Ster- Â¬ Rev E E Bomar is conducting a Mrs Eugene and Lula Cockrell of ling spent Sunday with the family series of interesting meetings at How Â¬ Mrs Fletcher Ezel aro visiting at W A Cockrclls of Robt Botts ards Mills has returned from a visit to her Mrs James R Nultcr of Scott Crops of all kinds are good Never Loonoy at Mt county visited at J C Wells last daughter Mrs John saw a finer prospect for peaches and week Mrs Ann Turner Miss Sterling apples in my life and everyone seemed Maggie Turner and Mrs G B Grim- Â¬ Mrs Frank Fitch of Ccdartown es visited at Mt Sterling this week hadpy except a Gais visiting her mother Mrs Eliza Sharpsburg World Bad Boy Wood Lovoo Items Misses Fannie Lula and Lellic Col A T Wood and wife returned Lane of Mt Sterling and Miss Etna Wo are having fino rains- and the Thursday from a visit to Fleming Fratman of near Owingsville were crops look promising county the guests of Mrs Ed Gregory tho Mrs Pate is no better She is a Mrs S E Fratman past week Misses Maymo Thompson and Annio vory 6ick woman and daughter Miss Lillie with Mrs Duerson havo returned from WinAndrew Minihan were shopping in Our meeting at Macedonia church chester Al- Â¬ couductcd by Revs Z W Mt Sterling last Thursday which was Miss Marcia Barre of HaJcl Green has closed wife of Mt Ster- Â¬ fred Thompson and Piggand H L Watts is a guest of Mrs Al S Lane and ling spent Sunday with friends hero Five woro added by confession and family Pigg and Watts Revs Judgo Lewis Appcrson of Mt baptism Miss Katharino Gaines of Emi Sterling was in town Saturday on labored zealously for tho Masters Miss Rena Perry cause and left a strong imprcssiou for nence is tho guest of Mis Sallie legal business Green good upon tho community after a few days visit to relatives in Mrs Minerva L Williams will Mt Sterling returned homo Monday Threshing wheat is the order of the Mrs William Anderson and son leavo for Danvillo this week to visit day here now Walter of Montgomery county were friends Tho tobacco crop is still spotted and guests of Mrs James Stone Sunday Miss Bettio Hunter of Clark who there cannot bo a full crop made this George Baird and Mat Clay of is visiting Miss Junio Anderson will season in this locality Mt Sterling woro hero Saturday return home Wednesday St LAJtlUNri Misses Ida and Blanch McKeo of Mt Miss Julia Reese a beautiful oung Sterling arc visiting Misses Cora and Grassy Lick lady of Lexington is visiting Miss Lizzio McKcc of this place Mary Cornolisou Tho storms of last week damaged Squiro Turner of Mt Sterliug was in tho corn aud tobacco C S Ratliff and wife of Bath town Monday Ed Grubbs and Mason lost two head of county wero visiting friends and Richard Appcrson were visitors hero Jas W Thursday Owingsville Opinion cattle and Clayton Howell ono cow relatives in this city last week and ono horso by lightning last week Georgo Reese bank clerk at Pine The school Board at its meeting on Mrs M B Hadden visited her ville visited his fathers family from Tuesday evening re elected the old brothor Dr Frank Green of Lexing- Â¬ Saturday until Sunday corps of teachers for tho coming year ton last week Mr J B Coleman of Mt Sterling Two vacancies had to bo filled that Albert Fletcher had two fingers spent Tuesday with relatives in town caused by tho death of Miss Addio badly niaskodby getting them caught Bluograss Clipper Jones and the marriage and removal in a threshing machino last week Norvel Benton is visiting of Miss Lizzio Rttiney To theso va Master Mrs Nottio Rogors and family of his undo Horaco Bonton and other cancies Misses Mary Cornolisou and Lexington aro visiting relatives in relatives in Clark county Sallio Berkley were elocted Tho tax this neighborhood rato for 1S92 was fixed at 30c on tho Â¬ Miss Nora nazelrigg of Mt Ster Misses Aunio and Lizzie Mason ling is visiting Miss Fannie Kuox of 100 and a poll of 200 II 1 Â¬ havo returned homo from an extend Bright was elected Assessor for the ed visit to Princeton and Louisville this city Carlisle Mercury present year Georgo Carroll and wife of Bour- Â¬ Mrs Martha McKeo of IndianapoFor sale a good business apply to lis is visiting relatives in tho neigh- Â¬ bon county attended the funeral of P E B Busby McNamaras infant daughtor Wednes Â¬ borhood C W Gilky sold to Wm Dean day Miss Mary Emma Stephenson of If you are going to Old Point Com- Â¬ 6000 pounds of tobacco at Sc Misses Julia and Maggie Wilkcrson Georgetown is visiting Miss Thco fort Tuesday July 2Gth via tho C of Kuoxvillo Tcnu aro visiting Mrs Hadden at her homo near Grassy 0 Ry please send in your names for what sleeping car space you want and Lick J A Shirloy Â¬ been Prof Leroy McFarrcn lias Miss Nanuio Stewart who had not wait until tho last minute Re employed to teach tho Grassy Lick beon a guest of Miss Margarot Thom- Â¬ member that tho round trip rato is you may stop off at school son roturned to her homo in Win Â¬ only 1300 and plcasuro on return trip Tickets good 27 chester last week D G Howell sold Wm Green Ad until August 1 lth inclusive head of cattlo at 4c Miss Botttio Wells of Howards urcss left to day for Vfm Green shipped a car load of Mill neighborhood G W Bakxey Gen Agt cattlo to Cincinnati last week that a three months visit to hor sister Mrs or Sudio Scott of Powell county cost from2c to 3c Chas L Bitowx G P A A noto frpm Mr S II Gaitskill of Lexington Ky A Orear has bought all tho surplus Mcintosh Florida asks that his pa Â¬ illhogs in tho neighborhood at 5c Paris panels tho latest thing out at Rev D P Waro will begin a series per bo changed to Winchester for the Bryans 174t present as he and his family will bo of meetings at Mt Zion church next For oats and hay go to Barnos Sunday assisted by Dr R Hincr in Kentucky on a visit 19 lt Trumbos Ho will also hold a scries of meetings Mrs Virginia Lackey and Miss at Grassy Lick church beginning the Lucy Smith leavo Wednesday for SW Gaitskill bought a building second Sunday in August assisted by Lako ClautauquaN Yr to bo absent lot on High street of John W Whito w for iooo Rev W Spates of Bloomfield Ky1 several weoKS cn Spencer The new Christian church is rapid Â¬ ly Hearing completion It will be B F Wyatt of Mt Sterling passed ono of tho handsomest church build- Â¬ through hero Thursday on his way to ings in Eastern Kentucky and will Knott county Judge J II Haz bo an ornament to our city Bcatty elrigg of Mt Sterling caudidate for villo Enterprise Judgo of tho Court of Appeals from Rov II M Rogers formerly pastor this district was in tho city Sunday of tho First Presbyterian church and looking after his fences Beatty one of the most godly men that ever villo Enterprise lived in our midst filled tho pulnit Mrs II R French of Mt Sterling of his ono time charge Sunday moril- js visiting Mrs Lunccford Talbott mgand evening At tho evening meet Â¬ Miss Lulu Steagall of Mt Sr ing Union Services were held all tho Sterling is the guest of Mrs J W pastors of tho town cloing their Young Little Miss Lizzie Av houses of worship and tho congrega okl of Mt Sterling ii with her aunt tions meeting with the Presbvtoriflii Mrs Charles A Gilkcy North Mid brcthern dlctown Advance Rev II J Arrick of Hartford Citv Miss May Prowitt of Mt Sterling Indiana will preach at tho Assembly is a guest of Miss Corinuo Kennoy Presbyterian church next Sunday Yesterday Judge Cole after morning Wo know Mr Arrick spending tbo afternoon here wont to Ho is an excellent and interesting the Richmond Fair whero also was preacher and wc hope our pcoplo Judgo Hazelrigg Mr Wilhoite thoir will give him a large hearing Ho opponent for Appelate Judgo nomin- Â¬ will bo accompanied by his wifo and ation has not appeared as yet will spend several days in the city Rev II M Shouse of Versailles is assisting Rev E E Bomar in a very interesting meeting at Howards Mill House is crowded to overilowiug each service and Mr Shouse is doing fine preaching several have been ad Â¬ ded to tho church and the interest is growing 1 dl I 21 I 1 Senator TcIIor is a radical Repub lican but ho has no hesitancy in brand Â¬ ing tho Force Bill as the most infam- Â¬ ous measure that over crossed the threshold of the Senate The Gazette is in favor of tho Force Bill Deaths Mrs Wm Elkins an estimable wo Â¬ man of this city died at the homo of hor husband Wednesday July 21st She was 43 years of age and for some months had been iu ill health She leaves beside tho devoted husband sev Â¬ en children to mourn her departure Years ago she connected herself with tho Cumberland Presbyterian church and she endeavored to live up to tho profession she had made Â¬ Â¬ pastor of the A E Church of this city and au upright colored man died at his homo Wednesday aged 50 years Our friends Mr and Mrs P Mc Namara havo tho sympathy of the community in tho loss of their infant daughter Theresa which occurred on Tuesday last On Wednesday tho lit- Â¬ tle one was laid away iu St Thomas Comotery until that day when tho sorrowing parents will find it again On last Wednesday Carrie Bomau infant daughter of Henry Rhigo Tho little babe was left motherless a few months ago and the good Lord who makes no mistakes according to his wisdom carried it above the clouds to its mother in Ilcavon leaving a crushed father and loving sisters but adding one more link to tho celestial M Rev Moses Hall home On last Wednesday July 30lh at tho homo of her grandmother Mrs Kate Probert on North Masvillo street Maudo Haywood daughter of Mrs Mary LxGorinan aged twenty two months The sweet little bright eyed babe had been tho joy of the home Fond hopes had clustered about her to be blighted by the death angel Tho funeral was preached at tho residence Thursday by Rev E E Bomar and tho body was buried in Machpelah cemetery Â¬ Again wc call attention of the City Authoritics to tho sanitary condition of tho city Childron arc sick by the score and undertakers aro busy Tho city can not be mado too cleau Assembly Presbyterian congrega Â¬ tion in honor of Rov II M Rogers pic niccd at Oil Springs Monday Teachers Institute August 22 Joint Colored Instituto of Bath Bourbon Montgomery and Clark counties at Paris this year begins August 22 Shoot tho man who savs J Its hot v v - u Tho new furnituro for tho postoffieo has come and Postmaster Wood will have everything in placo by All those who held lock boxes before tho firo can now secure keys Thoro will bo a largo number of now boxes added and arrangements canbo mado for a lock box by tho many who hayobceu herctofnhablo to pro cure it i i T f - MT STEBMiTa ADVOCATE fj m TUESDAY JUIiY 261892 STATE NEWS m m- Ik t V m M u fvGSJEsa fi lv TOv 1187246 horriblo noises at somothing under Â¬ Mrs Udolpho Snead Vice President owjm neath I soon discovered that tho 8000000 oo - for Kentucky of tho Washington object of their indignation was a Xjocses 2Paia ia ZMTsaa groin sy Coua y etatuo fund a gift to France has for Â¬ njooo orf brutal looking black dog which was v fVJOO 00 John K Itean Judge KlclmnJ Held 1800 00 warded 375 to tho Presideut of ltobevt C iulowoort - W 00 Warren 1 Wntiwi busily devouring somothing at tho 1400 00 Innipa AtulAivmi fi000 00 LcwiHUwrignt 1000 00 tho Association af Washington 00 Will II Hlllll root of tho tree Win P Ifnnle ipoo CO f000 00 Jiiinea 31 lion Jan A When the dog saw mo it mado off Six head of cattle aro dead fronvhy 4 rfKrisAK JfriiiArifoniiiito carrying in its mouth a black thing drophobia as a result of an attack by After second yenr no rctrlcUoi ns to residence or occupation Ko forfeiture In enso of lapse like a Uttlo animal with legs and a Cash loans mado up to ono lialf of tho rctcrvc on nssltmable imllcics a rabid dog at Louisville long tail I guessed it was a baby TIig Bes Coa rao 23 v er Offered as hard as I monkey and gave chase For nil additional Information apply to If tho Slate Legislature passes tho CO State Agents 512 W Main St Loulavlllc Kyi cared less Mr Wilson in ono of his could but tho dog mado good its es Id W SMITH bill for an act requiring tho railroads lm Or T C GltAVES Mt Sterling Ky speeches had ventured to say that cape without dropping its prey in this State to Jfence their tracks it Coming back to tho tree I searched thopeoploof the metropolitan diswill involve atf outlay of over 1000 trict of Kentucky should send an edÂ¬ the ground and found tho body of an000 man to congress at least ono other little infant still warm How ucated who did not constantly in his speeches did tho poor little thing fall into the At St Gervais Lcs Hahis in Savoy and conversation butcher tho kings jaws of that brute I have often last week glaciers on tho side of Mt tho same sizo cling seen an infant of English The Fault with Collego Training Blanc became detached and sweeping When Lo Compte came to reply he ing to its mothers breast in perfeot rest and security while sho took the The curriculum as now pursued in down buried many homes and batli said I niust admit that I have never set my foot inside the walls of most darine bounds from tree to our colleges leads tho student up to houses with all their occupants Ono some just appreciation of intellectual a college or academy of learning tree surprised thomon- - possibilities it broadens his nature hundred and thirty lives aro known Perhaps tho dog While air Wilson was sitting in the halls of tho collego and academy ac- keys on the open ground and pressed it gives ambition a now and grander to have been lost and there may be In the lino of iho ava Â¬ quiring a polite education I with my the mother so hard that sho dropped meaning and then sends him out in many more knapsack on my back and my mus her offspring to save her own life Â¬ tho world to be bewildered for want lanche not a person was left alive ket on my shoulder was up on tho Or perhaps they were enjoying a pic of some training in how to win The St Gervais Lcs Bains was a famous River Raisin learning to butcher tho nic in fancied security and had laid financial problem of life ho is left to resort and many visitors woro among It is needless to down their little ones when tho Zulu solve alone unaided by any disci the victims longs English Â¬ say tho accomplished butcher of tho rushed upon them Wliilo I was ex pline How often then aro tho forces Idngs English was returned to con- amining tho limp little body to see wasted tho energies used to wrong j whether life was extinct a pitiful ends youtn wrecked on unknown sicsT is QiusTiTr BKsiKqrjLiitr gress Louisvillo Courier Journal wau tolu me that its mother was rocks watching me Sho had retired to Tito Pouched Lain prey In tho effort to teach tho student fish tho another tree some distance off and that there aro other ambitions than That extraordinary SiTB m S pouched lamprey of the Murray was wistfully jazing at me wonder Â¬ those of money making has not tho HI in Australia affords a striking ing what I was doing with her college overreached itself and offered 3 t n IUB m river Utf contrast to the English species precious babe I saw that there was a premium on vagabondism Does He represents more companies and pays his losses with CREAM Somewhat larger than a sea lamprey no hope but I retired and hid myself not tho fact that the average profesmore promptness than any agent in Eastern Kentucky jjnd having nil tjj same generic dis- to ee what she would do sional man is indifferent to the crei F7BRSBCBI and insures at rates as low as any agent of a first class She came down at onco and ap ating of an available surplus provo tinctions as tho European relatives SL rasas this strange creature has acquired proached cautiously distrusting mo his need of instruction i personal Deposit Bank ist floor company Office ono special characteristic in tho and lumping mo in her mind no economics Floyd B Wilson in Lip FOR 0 YEARS pouch which can be distended at doubt with the brutal black dog pincotts nil Yorrvi Remedies or according to circumstances Then sho stood upon a stone and will BCntS GUARrTEED Tho Varnish Tree to assist tho animal in the storage of standing erect looked all around Some years ago Professor Rein water in times of excessive drought ad gave a plaintive scream Where viumiivrxuoum ci srtorri Those who are familiar with tho was her darling At last sho found planted in tho Frankfort botanical great Murray and Darling rivers it and caught it up and pressed it to garden some of tho trees from which Chamberlains Eye and Skin know how variable the water supply her bosom But it could not lay it is stated the Japanese obtain their Ointment Tho tree is JAPANliSt A certain euro for Chronic Soro Eyes is At times an ample volume ac- hold of her it fell Again and again lacquer or varnish x I UUUJI UUlil I Totter Salt Ehcum Scald Head Old cumulates from the watersheds and sho raised it and encouraged it to known to botanists as tho Rhus ver Chronic Sores Fever Soros Eczema tho adjacent plains are liable to rapid clasp her in its arms as it had always nix and it appears there are now thirty four healthy trees some thirty CALL ON Itch Prairie Scratches Soro Nipples and disastrous floods But too often done feet high Professor Rein has taken diShe did not seem to understand and Files It is cooling and soothing tho stream sinks to insignificant Hundreds of cases havo been cured by mensions in certain parts the river that it was dead At length sho held sap from a few of tho trees and sent absolutely fails leaving pools of va it to her bosom with one hand and it to Japan for trial by native artists it after all other treatment had failed ter surrounded by hard clay which tried to run on three lest tho black It is however almost useless for It 13 put up in 85 and CO cent boxes is caked at tho surface under tho in- dog might return When she got to Europeans to attempt to compete Guaranteed Cure for 1ilcs of whatever kind For all kinds of a safe tree she clambered up as best With the Japanese in their line but or dCKrce External Internnl Jllindor Jllewl fluence of the vertical suns rays or lleredltarv remedy has nositivclv never hecn known to SHSafSKSfSSfK she could hugging her precious the lacquer if it can bo made from Cornhill Magazine by mail fall box boxes charge with one arm and there she trees grown in Europo may bo used prepaid100 uivccipt of pricefor A500 tout Guaran on FREE TO ALL wtlttcn A Diplomat In Iilack gave way to her grief and cried for other purposes than varnishing tee iKMitivcly given to eiich purchaser of 0 boxes Our Now Illustrated aS when purchased at ono time to refund tho 500 Every part of Riverside had been piteously while a kite sailed grim- Â¬ wood Leisure Hour Catalogue of Plants 3a paid it not cured Uiinrantco lulled bv W S nlla IIImH C11IM an nuiua vnica omuus freshened by tho rain excepting the ly around tho tree as if claiming its Lloyd Druggist mid Solo Agent Jit blcrllng AND unia hi en i i nets Ky Call Sales nip for i ly Tovel Burglar Deteetcr A Small Fruits Grape shell road Its dazzling whiteness own Naturalist in Times of India Vines Seeds etc will Do you know what is the best bur could not bo altered by a deluge and bo mailed Free to all HHMS applicants 100 pages i iho sun seemed to have found a glary glar trap or rather burglar warning Ancient Hcds Most complete Plant spot where the chain gang was lan In ancient times the beds we read It is a newspaper Spread a good Catalogue published HE SE guidly pounding hardheads into about were simply rugs skins or thin sized one across a hall floor Tho Rn Satisfaction Guaranteed Be Aug lii tf I 30 acres Address Eg 45 Greenhouses harmlessn cs The darkies were mattresses which could be rolled up burglar cannot leap over it without m ce NANZ NEUNER Louisville icy strung out ht a lino of almost inani- and carried away in the morning making a noise The same result Vmmu yfflmtmttimwmmivivmta mate laziness There were six of At night they were spread on tho will attend an effort to fold it up to walk on it is to rousotho them and they averaged about one floor which in tho better class of and REGULATE THE listless stroke per minute houses was of tile or plaster and as house Spread a few newspapers on STOMACH LIVER AND BOWELS Ef dat genlmn had a nickel hed shoes were not worn in the house the Stans one on tho rail so that ORCHARD 1892 1892 PURIFY THE BLOOD giv me one I bet you said ono very and the feet were washed before en- Â¬ the man cannot take to that and A black fellow to his mate tering a room the floors were cleaner sleep in peace till tho crisp rustle o Indtccstion RELIABLE REMEDY FOR Conntl- nillouincM Headache Lawn and Garden Dats wrong saah replied the than ours After a time a sort of comes that lets you know of danger patlon IpcpIa Chronic Urer Troublca Dizzinet Bad Complexion Dyncntery diplomat with a large generous bench three feet wide was built or the cat There can bo no silent Offeiutvo Breath and all aUordei or the showing of white teeth If the around two or three sides of the prowling over newspapers Now Stomach Ilrer and Iloirelf capn had change Id get tho nickel room about a foot above the floor port News 2 Rlpana Tubules contain nothing Injurious to Z the most delicate constitution- - lJcivwujt to take Immense stock iif fruit and ornamental trees The diplomat got tho nickel and covered with a soft cushion was 0 nafe effectual dire Immediate relief by mall z small fruits shrubs vines and plants Prices Z Sold by drucfjlsu Atrial bottle cent Advantages of Travel our proliu Florida Times Union used during the day to sit or loungo a en receipt of 14 cents Address J low AVo havo no agents andand strawberrycoai c where theirs begin dcncral cat Miss Budd Oh Id give anything THE RIPANS CHEMICAL CO on and as a sleeping place at night alogues on application to 10 SritUCE STREET KEV YORK CITY Slaking Suru of the Architect if Id had tho advantages of foreign The bench was sometimes mado like UK IULLKNMEYKfl Lexington Ky oaaeaaaaaaasasfaaaaa an Arabian king a settee movable and of carved wood travel which Clara Bullion has enjoyed Sho is so cultivated so polwho reigned long long ago at Hirah or ivory Table Talk ished I just wish you could hear commanded tho architect Sennemar fvrj W m to build him a wondrous palace her delightful slang A Quakers Letter to a Jeweler This tho architect did and when it Mother Horrors I Does sbo uso HEALTH IS WEALTH A jeweler of Boone la received -- AND was dono a singlo stone fastened tho tho following communication which vulgar slang DRAIN Miss Budd Dear me no wholo structure and the colore of accompanied a watch sent to him by Tho ideal It isnt American slang its tho walls changed frequently during a Quaker customer to be repaired the day The king was greatly Deau Sw I hereby send theo my pocket English slang I nearly died of envy I havo rented tho Baum building on pleased and showered all kinds of clock which stondcth In need of thy friendly when I hoard her speak of blawst Enst Main street and havo ilttcd correction Tho last tltno It was at thy friendly ed bloody beastly nawsty dirty rich gifts upon the builder with tho school It was in no way benefited or profited up a number of rooms I am there- Â¬ OURESNOTSKBOT PILES lavishness of oriental kings But thereby for I perceive by tho Index of its mind weather just like a born princess fore prepared to accommodate my MtSUMMBUumoMr i senium WBm2sUlfifflrR zATMtta New York Weekly monarehs were treacherous in those that itit U a liar and tho truth Is not In it friends with board and lodging by the A SURE and CERTAIN Purge therefore I beseech thec and correct it CURE old days and it occurred to tho king from tho error of Ha ways and show it tho path Special attention Dr K C Wests Xcrvc anil Drain Treatment n week day or meal knwn for 15 years as tho BEST French Turkey tliat Sennemar might build a palace wherein it 6hould go And when thou layest piinriiiitccd siitciflo fcttllygtcrin Dizziness ton paid to Court day dinners Charges REMEDY FOR PILES Three American ladies who under- vuUioiifc Fits Nervous Xcttrnluiu lleadnclic PKptredljnicmniS0VTAIL0HMKDCU ST equal in beauty or oven superior thy correcting hand upon it see that it is mcis without passion lest thou shouldcst drivo it to stood but little French wero trying Nervous Prostration caiifcilby the uso of alco reasonable for some rival ruler hol or tobacco AViikcfiilnci rs Mental Depression d A STEPHENS destruction and when thou see it conformTho more ho thought over it tho able to tho above mentioned rules send it to make out from a menu just what Softening of tho llriiln rcaultiiiK lu infinity and 31 tf leading to misery decay and death lrcinature to me with a just and true more jealous ho became until ono home tho Bplrit of moderation and Ibill drawn sort of roast turkey was indicated by Old Age IJuri cnnesp Lnn of Power in either up in will remit the French words Involuntary Ioiscs and SpennatoiTliotea They all agreed sex day ho ordered tho architect to bo to theo in tho root of all evil ovcr exertlon of tlio brain sclf caused THE that it was basted but there was a or orcrbylndulgeuuc Knch box contains abusa ono thrown from the top of the palace to Jowelers Weekly 100 a boxes division as to whether it was young months treatment prepaid onbox or Mx price for make certain that no duplicate palace 300 sent by mail receipt of Next ANNTJiVLISESSION turkey when one of them settled tho The Founder of Creede would bo mado After this tho king we guarantee six boxes matter by saying You have of course heard of N was satisfied that his palace was the I am propared to do all kinds OF To cult any case Willi each order received by Of course it is only the young us for hixlioxes accompanied with 1300 wo win only one and tho Arabians regarded C Creede the foimder of Creede New York Sun teml Iho purcluiBcrour written guarnutco to re OF it as ono of tho wonders of tho Colo and the discoverer of the great are basted fund tho money if the treatment does not effect a silver deposits He was formerly a world Harpers Young People IJ cure Guarantees tsucd only by W S IJoyd What II o Was Thinking Druggist and Solo Agent Sit Sterling Ky BlacKsmithing government scout and is as fine a General Repairing All things considered remarked Salmon Going tho Way of tho IluflUla fellow as lives His sudden acquisiHORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY It looks as though tho salmon fish- tion of enormous wealth hasnt the parishioner I rather prefer tho Wc will pay tho above reward for nnv cafe of WILL OPEN eries of tho Columbia river which changed him in the least from tho short sermon Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Sick Headache In And mine are always long ob-Â¬ digestion Constipation or Costiveuess wo can have added enormously to tho wealth big hearted and plain spoken miner I havo reduced my prices to not cure with Wests Vegetable Liver Pills when meet served his pastor of tho northwest would in tho course It is a fact that he refused 1200000 tho directions tiro utrictly complied with They hard times Only 1 for all vcgctanie ami Thats what I was thinking said aiti purely Milium Coated never lau to Rivo sat a few years becomo exhausted that ono of his partners Davo Mof of around shoeing and 10 per ccntoff Large boxes contain lsfactioiu inir Dllls25 cents licware ot counterfeits nnd 4G tf Tho fato of tho Columbia will prob fatt offered for Creedos interest in tho parishioner in a far atvay tono for cash genuine manufactured oul ty Imitations Tho ably bo that of the Sacramento river the famous Amethyst mine Wash- Detroit JTreo Press THE JOHN C WK8T COMlANY CUWACO ILL 22 ly For sale by all druggists from which stream tho salmon have ington Post Special Attention Given to steel fori almost entirely disappeared Fish A Pound of Money W NICKERSON laws may bo passed and an attempt An Envlublo Mortal want a pound of money said a I Bring in your wood wort t may bo mado to enforce them but it First Visitor to museum Did you wealthy western wag to a Now York DO YOD LOSE bCHOOL PENCILS AT prepared to do anything in this line is not thought that anything that see that man dining on carpet tacks bank clerk Get our Mugic Scholars Companion and you CONTRACTOR Can I get it i wiwa u will havo no trouble its It Is fastened by a Com Hiyie All work fully can bo done in this way would suf- and nails and things Certainly sir responded the bination Lock Every 1kx has a different comguaranteed AND fice to save the fisheries Second Visitor Yes How I en Â¬ clerk so innocently that tho wag bination Sent postpaid for 23 cents Pakkku Danvcrs Mass It seems that tho salmon will not vied him snorted BUILDER remain in rivers tho waters of which Envied him Well how much do you sell a Â¬ ore frequently disturbed by steam Just think how he must enjoy pound for now and ho laughed Tlinnl tiwr DKWGTPC EDFP Two packets Pansy Seeds OFFICE AT Now York Weekly boats and that flow through thickly shad rAHOlEiO rttCD mi mo packet Portula again cents inhabited countries Tho salmon Mamma warningly A little girl About 181 answered tho clerk cae fresh and warrantedtoworth 20 Talk with a Star 2Plaaaiag- subscription asix Plain fishing of tho not very distant future who was jumping rope dropped dead and tho wag tumbled Detroit Free six monthsillustrated monthly for young people Call on him and secure estimates page tcn J W all for cents PLAIN TALK PUULIislIING Locust street opposite Badge BARBEE will likely be almost entirely conLittle Daughter was it on Sun Press 53 Omo HdryV mlH COMlANY Box 8259 xew York City fined to British Columbia and Alaska day Good News Fnthetlo Story Showing tho Strength of lived many years in Persiat says n Monkey Mothers Love until lately it was the rule that One1 morning on a rocky hill that Ho Hutchercil tlio Kins English no malo person ovor ten years of ago One of Kentuckys most successful sparsely covered with small trees I should bo found on tho road over politicians was a very illiterate man disturbed a troop of monkeys which which a royal wifo or daughter was but a man oLstrong common sonso mado a bolt over the open ground to to pass A violation of tho rule was I refer to ColonelJosoph Lo Compto somo thicker forests in tho valley bo punished with death Even now ho He filled many important political low Throe however disregarding says Europeans wisely avoid unoffices and several times represented me remained in one troo making Â¬ THE ADVOCATE HER BABY WAS DEAD Aa American Dr Willis an Englishman who Tho Louisville Trades and Labor Assembly voted lo support by con tributions of money tho workiugmen out at Homestead Resolutions de Â¬ nouncing Carnegie and his million dollar gift of a library to Pittsburg were passed Experience In Persia a345 BENEFIT LIFE - isaa DfSUMCECOMPANY t v am2j2 1 Of JSTeTT -arls xodd nflili 3STe - r Texse 22EE3SXZD3S2SrX t 4S5TfUW f iffAiafci -- itdfftTiiiiiniiitaiiiife this district in congress being a citi- zon of Henry county once in tiiis congressional district In one of his races life competitor was a Louisville- lawyer Thomas Q Wilson a collego bred man Colonel Lo Compto had been a soldier in the war of 1812 and fought at the disastrous battle of the 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