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Digital page images are linked to the text file. msmmmmmmwi I fcJi i jiHHWWfff W -- iw iTr 3JI k rnn R B WMtMHWIMMIMIh liki 1 - JL T M 5 1 JL i 30jL VLJ11 IDENTICAL AMERICAN PROTECTION l VJ IN A W EEKLY JOURNAL JLtl V INTEREST WITH ITS OWN PEOPLE NO FIFTY YEARS HENCE At Chicago William Smith a sa Â¬ loonkeeper put three bullets into Eighty five messenger boys engaged William Payton during a bar room Probability That Londons Inhab Â¬ itants Will Then Number Over in tho American District Telegraph brawL Payton will die oflico at Xo 9 New street Now York Seventeen Millions In his will recently probated Cy city west out on a strike becauso of a rnfi W Field left ifSOJOOO for tho care A committee of thc London County reduction in wages and attacked boys aud maintenance of his insano daugh Â¬ emplbycd to take their places They Council as well asa royal commis Â¬ ter claim all the messengers in tho city sion havo been for some time consid Â¬ George Gould thc Wizards son 4000 in number will strike unless thc ering tho means of increasing tho will assumo tho active management mattor is settled of thc Grand Opera House in New water supply which is inadequate Dr G II Preston a dentist at El even for tho present population As York mira tf Y at whose office Mrs The Now YorK Herald is exposing any of tho works proposed could not Amelia Sobast died while having two teeth extracted with gas is wanted in James Lee Ss Co Chicago and New bo constructed in less than ten years that city for manslaughter in tho first York the great weekly newspaper and as it would bo absurd to arrange for a supply only just sufficient to degree A coroners jury has decided swindlers that ho administered nitrous oxidegas Ex U S Senator Anthony Kennedy meet tho wants of the city at the end mixed with chloroform which is of Maryland aged 82 years died at of that period it has been decided that thc works should be on a scalo dangerous Annapolis commensurate with tho probable num Â¬ Affairs at Coal Creek Tcnn the Max D Feldman a supposed big ber of inhabitants fifty years hence scene of last winters minors troubles amist of Cleveland O is under arrest It must be remembered that the aro not bv any moans in an encour- - in New York district now controlled by tho London aging condition It seems tho miners County Council is less extensive than aro growing restless under tha con- Â¬ tho area whoso inhabitants are entire- Â¬ High Blowing tinued presenco of troops and their ly dependent on the metropolitan enforced subjection and find many Thurston T Smith Detroit Mich water supply The number of per- Â¬ sympathizers among tho mountain Â¬ has a saddle horse that is in every way sons in this latter area is five and eers perfect in his estimation except ono three quarter millions and says tho Officers Shepard and Sanford of Ho has a strange fashion or disease New York Sun it is their inoreaso Carroll ton Ky havo arrived at Hu Â¬ of flopping his nostrils at a gallop which must be estimated before the ron S D and identified Robert His health and spirits seem perfect quantity of water needed half a cen- Â¬ Bartlett as tho man wanted in Carroll Can it be cured It is probable that tury hence cin be defined Thc esti Â¬ ton Ky for the murder of tho wifo of tho horse has large thin nostrils and mates will of course differ according Dr Curtis on Easter Sunday 1881 this is an evidence of good lungs and to thc factors of growth assumed Bartlett was arrested in Hitchcock good wind If tho annoyance is of If it bo taken for granted that tho last week sufficient consequence get a pair of British metropolis will coutinuo to still rubber rings large enough to fit grow at tho rate exhibited between Annie Uarrol an girl just returned from a boarding school aud remain in tho nostrils They the censuses of 1SSI and 1891 then in at Nashville Tcnn committed suicide should bo light and if tho rings aie 1941 it will contain no fewer than by taking strychnine Her only rea Â¬ filled with air they will bo better 17527045 human beings If on tho other hand we suppose son for the act being that her father But rubber sometimes chafes the nos- Â¬ tril ia which caso it should bo cov- Â¬ that thc recent rate of piogiess can- Â¬ did not pay his grocery bills and she being a soul honor did not care to ered with thin kid or bladder This not be kept up and that the metropo- Â¬ should bo cleansed when removed so lis hereafter will only expand by the livo with such a parent as not to irritate or annoy the horse natural increase of births over deaths A movement has been sot on foot to After being used for a few times tho then the population fifty yeais henco secure for Louisville tho next meeting annoyance will cease It is possible will be 10830989 If finally all of tho Supremo Lodge of tho Knights that spraying the nostrils with a solu ratios of increase should be disre Â¬ of Pythias of tho world after that tion of ferric alum ten grains to an garded aud wc should simply add which assembles at Kansas City Aug ounce of water may remedy the diffi- Â¬ for each decado the precise number of 22 It is thought that tho number of culty without resort to the rings Tho persons added in tho ton years pre Â¬ visitors will approximate 100000 rings will however lemovo the an Â¬ ceding 1891 wo should obtain 9JG6 Theodre Pennypackor was blown to noyance It is sometimes a mere G87 as thc population of 1941 After pieces Monday at Baltimore Md and habit of the horse American Agii- - weighing all the considerations that Joseph Hughes seriously injured by culturist might aiToct the calculation tho com- Â¬ the explosion of a piece of dynamite mittee of the county council deter Â¬ which Pennypackor was in the act of mined to accept 12500000 as the most Slobbers salivation throwing into Worton Creek for tho reasonable estimate of tho population purpose of killing fish Salivation in horses is a source of of London fifty years hence and they much annoyance Some horses aie so accordingly recommended that the Tho men employed by thc saw mills much ailectcd that to harness or un Â¬ scale ol tho new works should be of Stevens Point Wis are on astrike Reilleys mill started harness them is a fourco of filth adjusted to this computation Bosworth Monday morning tho men refused to Rank watery grass musty or mow A Serious Shortage In Corn go to work and formed in lino and burnt fodder lobelia mild mustard marched to the other mills calling out colchicum pepper garlic irritants caustics mercury and irritating bits Thc area under corn is fivo per every employe are tho usual causes Tho treatment cent less than last year but the rcduc Joo Lane a well known white tough is easily ailectcd by tho removal of It has of Knoxvillo Tonu was put in jail thc cause Removal from pasture in is not equally distributed there Momday charged with raping a summer for a day or two at a time mainly been confined to tho great 10 year ojd colored irirl lie was re- Â¬ abates tho annoyance to man and corn producing regions of tho Ohio fused bail and is tho object of much beast but in more obstinato cases Upper Mississippi and Missouri val- Â¬ wrath among not only tho blacks but caused by baneful medication dry leys In theae districts tho tailing off whito people food small doses of opium and flax- Â¬ is much heavier than above stated seed the external application of tinct- Â¬ Ohio having only 90 per cent as much At Lako Providence La thrco children of Robert Dorsoy colored tho ure of iodino beneath thc ears and un Â¬ land in corn as last year Indiana 84 8G eldest seven years being locked up in der tho jaws as a counter irritant aud Illinois SI Iowa S7 Missouri their cabin while their parents went counter alterative will genei ally suf- Kansas 99 and Nebraska 97 Thc av Â¬ to church sot the place onfiro and weic fice for a speedy and permanent cure erage of these seven great corn sur Â¬ American Agriculturist plus States is S9 a l eduction of 11 per burned to death cent County Commissioner Amos Far- Â¬ The Mark Lauo Express of London This decrease has been in a meas Â¬ mer of Wichita Kansas whose ab- Â¬ says that the British wheat crop will ure ofiVet by an increased acroago in duction caused such a commotion has bo 1000000 bushels less than last yuar the South whero a poition of last re appearcd He says ho was ab Tbo Cincinnati Price Current says years cotton breadth has been givon ducted and hold a prisoner twenty that tho United States crop this year to corn In the cloven cotton States four hours will be 100000000 bushels less than tho present corn acreage compared Tho Democratic Congressional cam Â¬ last year with that of last year is 1075 This paign Committee has ordered 200000 makes a largo increase in tho aggre Â¬ buttons roprascnting an American It is a very good rule to sell a sur Â¬ gate aica of that section but the shield on which aro tho words No plus of anything whenever a good yield per aero in tho surplus States Forco Bill for distribution in the price is offered Holding farm prowhero tho area is reduced was 328 South ducts or tat stock for a higher price bushels last year against only 1G8 Tho Excellent villa near Atlantic when a fair price is offered is an ex- Â¬ bushels por acre in tho South where Highlands N J occupiod by A ceedingly hazardous business the acrcago this vcar is increased Blohm as a boarding house was de- Â¬ Tho milk consumption of Groat Cholera infantum has lost its ter- Â¬ stroyed by lire Monday morning Loss Britain is placed at 1417000000 gal- Â¬ rors since the introduction of Cham Â¬ 18000 insured lons there being 3514575 product- Â¬ berlains Colic Cholera aud Diarrhoea Tho bill making railroad companies When that remedy is used ive and 411045 non productive cows Remedy liable for injury to their trainmen an average annual yield of 400 and tho treatment as directed with with caused by tho ncgligonco of follow gallons per cow There wero used each bottlo is followed a euro is cer- Â¬ trainmou was passed by tho houo of for butter 07000000 gallons making tain Mrs Fanny Lauderdale at Frankfort IOj000 tons for cheese 224000000 Rock Pope county Illinois says it Portland Ore had a half million gallons making 100000 tons for con Â¬ cured her baby ot cholera infantum dollar flro Whitticr Fuller - Cos densed milk G000000 gallons and for after soveral other remedies had pdint and oil store Wadhams Ss Co consumption as milk 570000000 gal- Â¬ failed Tho child was so low that Grocers Frank Brothers Ladd Ss Co lons In Ireland thoro aro 291 cows ho seemed almdst beyond thc aid of and others were burned out por 1000 of population while iu Great human hands or roach of any medi Â¬ Colic but Chamberlains It is estimated that over fifty thqus Britain there aro but 78 cows por cine aud persons died in Russian Caucasus l0QO as against 82 somo 20 years ago Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy nu red 25 and 50c bottles for sale by in July Fivo thqusaud died in tho cows not increasing as quickly as him T G Julian the population Exchange Meshed Persia in Juno and July Â¬ J VOLHI ADVERTISING RATES o W MT STEBLIKG KENTUCKY TUESDAY AUGUST 9 1892 T Ttli h E F MANAGERS ItOBERTSON GENERAL NEWS- - 8SS83SfiE a smsicac sua 555555 S 8 8 IflgOCMMM W -- 4 -- 5 aada The McKlnloy Bill an Error of JudR f ino 52 inscsuons Insertions Insertions icar 888888888888 S8SSSS8SSSS8 S2aftS883 Six Months 20 STAR Planing Mill Co Manufacturers and dcalars in all kinds ofn ment M Tirad formorlyFronch Minister of Finance in an interview on the subject of the negotiations for a com- Â¬ mercial treaty between Franco and Treaties of the United States said this kind are useful as a modus Vi Â¬ vendi betweon countries wiiorc tariffs arc so high that they paralyze trade A treaty with the United States will be extremely opportune and will go a long way to sreuro our enthusiastic participation In tho Chicago Fair Tho McKinloy law has so harmed our trade that I would favor going to tho United States for staples when it is impossiblo to obtain what wo need elsowhere Tho McKlnloy adminis- Â¬ trative bill is a barbarious pieco of legislation and has caused great ill feeling in France Tho whole Mc Â¬ Kinloy law is duo to an error of Judg Â¬ ment The Americans argued that as their exports aro natural products that other nations must have they would bo sure to find buyers and so they could shut their ports to foreign This reasoning is manufacturers Tho population of tho fallacious United States might easily increase to four times tho present figure in twenty years In that case America would become a still greater exporting country Look how England has de- Â¬ veloped since she adopted free trade If the United States vero to adopt a liko policy America would soon gov Â¬ ern tho markets of tho world By fol- Â¬ lowing tho policy of prohibitory pro- Â¬ tection sho restricts tho future to the limits of homo consumption In France whero it is impossible to de- Â¬ velop resources any further there may bo somo some excuse for protec- Â¬ tion but not so in America whero the possibilities of development aro un- Â¬ bounded politics Tho celebrated expression is hell applies with peculiar force to tho situation in Minnesota There arc fivo State tickets in tho field with the Farmers Alliance loose and trying to f uso with ono of tho four in order to defeat tho Peoples Party standard bcareis Tho farmers aro highly dis Â¬ pleased because the Populists chose Ignatius Donnelly as their nomiuep for Governor The Allianco men be- Â¬ lieve they have been snubbed in tho matter and aro determined to admin Â¬ ister a rebuke to tho new party in Louisville Post that State L Thwo Months 10 0 8SS88S88888S Two Months SSSSSaS8888 SSK8S2aS888 S8S8888SS888 8Sa8SSSJ88888 Eight Insertions Rough Dressed I i Ono Month Four Insertions LUMBER 3 1 Thrco Insertions ITv o Insertions 61 tglo Insertion It Mr LJ Court Directory CIRCUIT COCRT yhitc Tino and Poplar Singles Doors of all Sizes ririnMM xiaeoufjg Sash Glazed and Unglazcd fffSSlSSl88l Window and Door Frames rHrHHWMM OOOOJJIj Moulding and Brackets of all kinds Verandas of every Description ll JiLik JOHN E Coovkr presiding Third Monday Say and w Fourth la Member COCBT OP COMMtJrUSAS Monday in J3B0E TJScott presiding Third Mtembej and Ward Star Planing Mill Company Mt Sterling Ky J0B6K TOtaf te Third Monday In January iBJTTbnorErpWdng month nrday in each AUVKTT l1 T S5 July ana 1KBlf The Bargain Store GORDON FRANKS Ha o made a great chango fn their Clothing and Lhoo buxlness They ha o tho goods to suit both l leh and pwor joung and old at pi iocc un- Â¬ heard of We nio selling new su2ts at 350 up Mens Shoes at 93c up Ladles Shoes at 7c up Misses 61io33 at 40c up Also gicat bargains in COHKTY COCBT hird Monday of each month First Sat Professional m 1 Attoi i r wmgetlce M in the Courts ol Kentucky 111 Hats Gaps Gents Fnruisliiiig Goods ISSVmti of It M T K umie M u r i imiif 1H1 h 6flfcowtliDrRQpiae 1 OLIVEJfttornoyat Law and Sun oor J tranMctloiiB or All collections and ienl ortnto same nnxtiilnc concerning tlw of titlespromptly hen gUim w door JlTpired lOnlce front loom up stairs Wo receive new goods forget to call and sec us at eery week Dont The Bargain Store 24- - South Maysvllle Street Opposite Opera House - - ll KabtMaInticctMtbteillngKj MciiXs7iVDijEnipr I Jhysiclan and Surgeon J O MILER SUCCESSOR TO -- j Mil I K Steiimg Ky n KING FOKIMof Mt Kcproscnts u CO MACK STADLEIt STHOLE8ALK CLOTHIERS UINClKNAil ln VI er Wilson ffJjfclIAZEUtfGGi vflipc T TIIDOE AMOS DAVIS d fItV AttV building Mt StcillngKy INSURANCE AND Â¬ m M STyler CO BOTTMAS BUOS Manufactui cra of CLOniiM O W West Tcarl St Cincinnati Lewis Appci son with Real EZststte LOWEST RATES CHOICEST COMPARISON PROMPTEST SETTLEMENTS - Of Any And All Agencies -- mYJ ArPERSON v1mAwci4u1rbuildingMtSterllngKy Attoi-neys-a- t to I ma in tho counties Jn BOOUJiullvi ya iwcu uuiuuus A DKlLWEN I i 5crtrss rr- w of Montgomei ys and in - Attoinov-at-ia- occCoutt Mt Sterling Ky Street Will piaauocuuu W A 8UDDUTU r ti 1 Pf ottne tfOU Josiah Lindsay -- L BTflKK -- a TONE SUDPUXi Mh and CouU Place Telephone Ma - AGENT ON iling x Louisa Ule ivy n D L PIWuiw Steillns Ky nverMt Sterling National nanK Offlco Mr f C O RAILROAD west of depot Mt Sterling Ky son building office Room CTjlcr Appci dencoon viucuu iu G Z N C0X M Mt Sterling Ky Res- - J II IIAZEUUGG Mt Sterling Collections promptly attended to PIATT Attorncy-at-La- w vy Manufactuicr and dealer in Tobacco Hogs Â¬ heads Rough Lumber and Lake Ice Wo mako our business which Is Ixximlnp by doing tho bcstwoik and oflciing Rough Lumber at spec Â¬ ial prices which aio necr met Wo also do tf m custom sawing VClOiinaiJ Midway Ky Mt Stcillng on Coml days AMI bo in needed w ill answ cr telegram DA bi As a passenger train on tho Chicago Eastern Illinois Road was approach- Â¬ ing tho Sixty seventh street crossing Chicago a boy four years of ago ran out upon tho track He paid no at- Â¬ to tho whistle and Firoman tention John Fenright climbed out of the cab along tho footboard to the pilot and just as tho ongiuo was aiout to strike tho child the fireman leaned forward and pushed him from tho track tho youngster pscaping without a scratch While Postmaster J A Ramloy of Edgefield Junction near Xashvillc Tcnn was sitting in tho postofilce Jesso Blood worth a youth of tho vi- Â¬ hen WH FLETCHER AUCTIONEER KENTUCKY VPW SHV tHOWAUU ir4V DStfit Short sticct Offlco with Dr Wm Van Antwcip opposite ino couii JR - R C H1IAYDOS MD Mt Mnm lnStinGIICL n LUi ifighiJsycnmoi o Sts n W C PHASIOA Mt Stciungjvy Office No 6 West Main SU upstalw H rrW S MoKEll Attoincy-at-iaw and Broadway Offlco upstairs comer ot Court nil- SlniMnir IW J HUKT i Attornoy-at-La- w fe I from OwingsviHo remold Ktni nr will llinn a T7 u inpntna in iuu wu Ji Ir tlm pnlllts of MontgOTiciy Bath ond adin the iininir rmintlcs and vvlnrni Huueiiorof Court louiiiiB KenOurts be careflttertion tuck Prompt and entrusted to him wili glcn to all business Vlc a rt KSinuv mni Illnnfc Mt bteillng Ky nn stalls with J M Elliott rft CHAS REIS MANUFACTURER OF Saddles Hainoss Bridles Halters mOSt o t 1 1 lnirrncf niul POlll ploto lino Of general Saddlery Goods - intliocny All work mado of first class material and by skilled vrorknicu Call- and examine stock and learn prices CHAS REIS cinity entered and asked for his mail Ho was told ho had none This seomed to anger bim and ho left mut- Â¬ 21 lyi Estate Teinislleaeonablo tering to himself In a short time he returned and with a largo knife Strawberries walked up to Ramly who was quietly reading and did not notice his ap- Â¬ A writor for the Farmers voice says proach and violently attacked him Bo sure and sot out a strawberry bed cutting him very severely in numer- Â¬ tako good care of it keop all weeds ous places down runners cut off givo it a good covering of straw as 60on as freezing Specimen Cases weather comes and seo what big ber Â¬ ries wo can have for home uso Wo S H Clifford Now Casscl Wis bought our young plants from a nur was troubled with ncuralgh aud sory man but if yougot a bed of old rheumatism his stomach was disor plants you can start runners yourself dered his liver was affected to an Lot only a fow start from each plant alarming degree appetite fell away aud keep all others cut off It is a and he was terribly reduced iu flesh good time now to start thorn Largo and strength Three bottles of Elec- Â¬ thitty plants takon up in August and tric Bitters cured him Mr Edward transplanted into a deeply dug bod of Shepherd of Harrisburg 111 had a good soil cared for as above will bear running soro on his leg of eight years a fair crop of berries next Juno Our standing Used thrco bottles of Elec- Â¬ bed so planted last summer has yielded tric Bittors aud seven boxes of Buck berries so largo that twouty fivo tilled Ions Arnica Salve and his leg ia a quart basket and fifty was a fair sound and woll John Speakor Ca Â¬ average Another bed plantcl a yoar tawba O had fivo largo fovor sores on his leg and tho doctors said ho was boforo has homo more borrles and incurable Ono bottlo of Electric fully as largo Tho straw mulch was Bitters aud ono box of Bucklons Arleft on so they were lata tho first pick- Â¬ nica Salvo cured him entirely Sold at W S Lloyds drug stor6 ing Juno 21 and many now to pick tho people of Montgomery Offers his services tocounties Piompt attention surrounding en to all sale of Personal Propei ty and Real gi MT STERLING Â¬ iM ret4i M1 X W -- vjp lf WM igygw HP8fT aj rx tut 1J1 rTT J Vi 1 Mob Lay Tho dedication of the Wattcrson Club at Louisville last Thursday eve Â¬ Chief Justice Bleckley of Georgia IVM ning was an ovont to live with tho CTF lives of the immenso audience and recently delivered an address before Advocate Publishing Company pages to bo revealed tho Bar Association of that Slate then on historic OlfcTXTSr to generations unknown Hon Adlai which puts mob law in its true light IS02 TUESDAY AlJGCST MT STEKLING made a speech free Ho shows tho distinction between tho Wo will sell warranted East Black Hoso for 22 couts per pair E Stevenson giving honor to mob and tho people 4 practically si- Â¬ Ladles- Llslo Thread Vests foi 30 conts worth 50 conts a beautiful from sectionalism DEMOCRATIC TICKET marked out lencing tho argument urged in many whom honor is due and Vest at 45 cents worth 05 couts Childrens Mull Hats and Cap3 at capital and quarters that tho people being tho cost Orders left with us for Domestic patrons will rccoivo tho path through which FOKlKKSlDKNT WILL BEGIN o prompt attention for tho complexion for salo here labor differences could bo adjusted rulers can at any time tako tho law GKOVEIt CLEVELAND Â¬ In such mat denouncing reckless administration into their own hands M urges Justice Bleckley the the infa- Â¬ ters the robber high tarifr and For cataloguo giving cost etc ad NO 21 WEST MAIN STREET MT STERLING KY ffli IOIl VICE lltrSIDENT than mous Force bill Mr Stevenson was people cannot act othcrwiso dross agnnts By R ADLAI E STEVENSON ncnnnintRcl with tho South prior to through their lcglniato M J Goodwin AM through the appointing theso agents and commit- Â¬ 1SG0 in tho din of battle Principal eutiro war period and that time ting all punitivo power into their For Circuit Judge Joys E CooyEit shameful and disgraceful to Ameri Â¬ hands to bo exercised in tho namo of County reconstruction days tho peoplo and for tho good of tho can citizens Of Montgomery L that was a time when tho souls of people tho peoplo renounced com- Â¬ men were tried It was a timo when pletely and for over all right and For Commonwealths Attorney thieves of the North pilfered Southern power to transact such business in C W Nesbitt homes and took tho earnings of others person or by means of their own di Â¬ Of Bath County Mobs aro not the who dared not oppose A repeating rect intervention people butsecedors for tho time be- Â¬ AT of those days would follow on the en ron cmcuiT cleuk actment of the Force bill Theso arc ing from organized society outraging HENRY R BRIGHT sentiments of our Vice President can- Â¬ its fundamental principles and tramp- Â¬ Tho making didate not alone but of every man ling on its institutions We represent the most cel- Â¬ ron 6iieiiff of laws by mobs would not bo coun- Â¬ EAST MAIN STREET who reasons to a conclusion and yet ebrated piano and organs the nor should tho administra- Â¬ there arc men in our midst respected tenanced JNO C RICHARDSON best known to the world and honored who would havo a Force tion of law by a mob find favor Anything which assumes to bo bet bill in effect to day purely for one FOU CONGKESS reason tho perpetuation of tho Re- Â¬ ter and tends to make itself bigger Wc arc authorized to anuounco publican party in office giving na uian tno jury is out ot place says Hazelton Brothers Bush Hon C R Biiooks of Mt Sterling where trial a candidate tioual spoils to a favored fow legis- Â¬ Chief Justice Bleckley Montgomery county as Gerts Smith Barnes Successor to Wells Hazelrigg for the 53d Congress from the Tenth lating for tho moneyed king and by jury is an institution of tho county Kingsbury Ivers action of the laughing at the distress of the hungry and forms tho chief bulwark for the District subject to tho Democratic party Ponds and naked masses The robber tariff security of persons and property A f We arc authorized to announco tho Force bill and tho timo will como Society works by and through estab- Â¬ A Judge John E Cooper as a candidate when tho battle cry will bo sounded lished institutions and can work for Judge of this the 21st Judicial wisely and safely in no other way Mason rzr Hamlins and Chi- Â¬ district composed of tho counties of There is a State law prohibiting To weaken or discredit these institu- Â¬ cago Cottage Yi and medical men unskilled in their pro- Â¬ Montgomery Bath Jlcnefec tions is to enfcoblo tho government Rowan subject to the action of tho fession from imposing on the public and bring authority into contempt Democratic party IIAS SOME It covers tho entire ground and yet This is good doctrine for Georgia and We also handle the best Wc are authorized to announce Mr BS0--AI3STand latest improved Henry D Combs as a candidate for our City Fathers havo given car to every other State whero bodies of Circuit Clerk of Monefco county sub some of our local board and by an or Â¬ citizens deem themselves charged He is offeringDress Goods joct to tho action Of tho Democratic dinance forbid even the most skillful with tho punishment of criminals party from coming to our city where tho without trial by cither judge or jury Notions and Ladies Shoes the First Ap Â¬ poorer classes could avail themselves To tho Democrats of N Y Observer Call and examine Goods and There aro travel Â¬ of their treatment pellate District The worlds two leaders Prices I am a candidate for the nomination ing physicians who are skilled in their When Mr Stevenson was First tho Court of Appeals profession who aro men of unlimited Assistant Postmaster General new WHEELER forjudge of WILSON subject to the action of tho Democratic New No o and the NEW research and have had a loug bene- Â¬ quarters wcro needed lor tho postofllce Ni nartv The countv conventions have VivlV HOME These men arc for at Bloomington 111 and a number of boon called for August 13 1892 and ficial experience tho general Convention for August 18 bidden to practice within the limits of gentlemen wrote to him urging that 1892 at Catlcttsburg Your support Mt Sterling Who is to judge of their tho office be removed to Stevenson Both Musical Instruments is respectfully solicited proficiency If tho schools from Block Mr Stevenson in reply wrote and sewing Machines we sell H Hazeliuug J Stevenson Blockjis ownedby mem Â¬ which have graduated gives them a at the lowest prices and give Wc arc authorized to announco C certificate testifying to their knowl- Â¬ bers of my own family which fact county as a W Nesiiitt of Bath purchaser all the time needed edge and skill together with tho re Â¬ whilo I sustain my present position caudidatc for the office of Commo- Â¬ to meet payments which are of the Stato Legislature wholly exsludes it from consideration nwealths Attorney in tho district com- Â¬ quirements monthly and easy No more public ask Lo- Â¬ as a location for a postoffiqc- - Tho ex Â¬ posed of Bath Montgomery Monefco what more could the Rowan Counties subject to tho cal physicians have no better guaran- Â¬ orcise of official power to promote the and than can be saved up action of the Democratic party tee as to their proficiency But it is peuniary interest 6f olios self or Office at residence on Rich- Â¬ Your support is respectfully solicited said they are professional quacks friends cannot in my judgment under mond avenue THEMS OUR SENTIMENTS Fon Jailek Nothing but any possible circumstances bo justi- Â¬ Tho First Appellate Convention What makes them so To the Democrats of Montgomery an open violation of their code of fied Innrnnn I am a Democrat who bolieves in The Winchester Democrat tho per- Â¬ L County I am a candidatofor Jailer ethics If there be traveling quacks CUYOUII W gerrymandering said Senator Board Mr Sfbveusons last sentenco is a Â¬ subject to tho action of the Demo Â¬ criti- in the Senate Wednesday there are local quacks and at last tho good enough platform of Civil Servico sonal organ of Judge Beckner and if I cratic party to fill tho vacancy MT STERLING KY cising the calling of an Appellate Con- Â¬ had my way I would gerrymander caused by the death of Mr Tipton peoplo must draw tho Hue From tho Reform for any man to stand upon vention by what it calls snap judg Â¬ every Republican out of office Thats Â¬ In connection with this announce same reasoning patent medicines aie aud it is a sufficient answer to tho politics andpolltic8 ment it is proper for mo to state that tho productions of quacks tho dis Â¬ campaign insinuation that tho Demo- Â¬ ment on the part of Chairman Van Jewell says it is is just what Jim Thorcs nothing Old if elected 1 havo agreed that all tho sant refers to the editor of tho Capi- Â¬ personal in it Â¬ profits of the office except a very pensing of which should be prevented cratic candidate for the Vice Presiden tal who as a member of tho Stato having tho courageI beJiovo in a man othis convictions small salary for myself shall bo paid on the same ground That ordinance cy belongs to that class of men in pub Â¬ N N AND M V CO E D represents a and speaking and voting his senti- Â¬ to tho widow of Mr Tipton just as is wrong and is of that character of lic life with whom public office is Executive Committee my appoint- Â¬ protection not favorable to tho people simply a private snap N Y World fow counties in tho First Appellato ments at all times and places I want she is receiving under to put Judge Holt of office and ment Your support is solicited District and who sent his proxy to put a Democrat in out place Short Lino to- and for the benefit of the local few his just as I Respectfully Mr Vansant The Democrat says want to put out every Republican in Washington After swearing theyd neer consent Philadelphia J M Best to take a cent less than 5000000 thoy tolegraphed to Polk Johnson Kentucky that holds an office and If there over was a timo when it Baltimore it New York the member from tho Seventh Dis- Â¬ put in a good square Democrat Do Men Gather Grapes of Thorns was excusable in a Democrat voting the Worlds Fair peoplo havo agreed bonator hostility to Judgo tleman Board is a plain spoken gen- Â¬ trict whoso bitter Old Point and tho Sea Shore or Figs or Thistles tho Republican ticket that timo is to accept 2500000 in full of all obli- Â¬ who has no habit of hiding gations on the part of Congress Tho Beckner one of the leading candi- Â¬ his light or his opinions under a not now With a Republican party The Gaettc Rciublican has an- Â¬ in convention assembled declaring hi haggling in tho House over this mat- Â¬ dates is well known Ho sent his bushel Frankfort Capitol THE DIKECT LIKE TO nounced to its rcadprs that it would plain and unequivocal terms for the ter will make a bad impression upon proxy to Mr Vansant who used it in Lexington Louisville In tho on September 1st begin the publica- Â¬ Force Bill which as Whitelaw Reids foreign nations that have accepted in- Â¬ a manner that doubtless Col John- Â¬ posed ofCircuit Court district com- Â¬ tho counties of Lee Estill St Louis Kansas City Tho facts aro stated Breathitt Wolf and Magoffin Leo tion of an independent daily The paper says is good for thirty tariff vitations and mado largo appropria Â¬ son approved Chattanooga Mr Johnson telegraphed and Eftili with 5 votes instructed Momphis Gazette is edited by tlnce rank Re- Â¬ bills no Democrat can afford to lend tions for taking part in tho Fair It correctly this messago to Mr Vausant in reply for Judge Robert Riddell for Judge publicans Its principles are embodied aid or comfort to the enemy AXD ALT TOIXTS puts the United States in tho altitude in tho National Republican platform Cannot come Voto as and Charles Cardwell for Prosecuting West and Northwest South aud meanest to his own Remember the heavy load the Mc of the greatest richest Attorney Breathitt hold Â¬ He had no thought ventions Ono instructed two conwhich resolves in iavor of the infa Â¬ Kinley Iniquity is heaping upon you country on the face of tho earth you think best for Red Southwest or mous Force Bill Robber Tariif and all Remember the diro calamities of Judge Beckner nor his candidacy wlno for Judge with delegates favor Louisville Times the IN EFFECT JANUAltY for a Judgeship when ho sent that ablo to JRiddoll and Card well should 1891 other Republican measures enacted Force Bill would bring upon your Just the other day Gov McKiuloy message aud not until tho Convention Mr Rcdwiuc bo dropped tho other for and beneficial to the moneyed section Remember that Judge Holt kings as against the laboring man favors both these infernal engines for thought tho weather to sultry to even had been ordered and Beckner had instructed S II Patrick forjudge East eem Im Wolfo instructed Thosv Johnson Bound JItiil Kmtss Daily Aoom dlscitbs Col McClures proposition for declined to bo a candidate did it oc- Â¬ for Judgo and Jos for ltally Dully uK sun Evniiiv the producer evil and that bo will aid his party to Kash for Attornoy The Gazette with such a creed his utmost in bringing about all that a joint discussion of the tariff but here cur to him that ho had sent a proxy Majority of delegates favorable to Laxtngtnn L J 23am 7 Clpin 7n 15im 11 omi ho is out in tho wild woolly aud red in a matter in which tho latter was Riddell and Cardwell as second 11rllinllnf i proposes editing a daily independent his party advocates lOpm 12 SOnm Mt Staling An o ozmn mi fcuimi 7 rtn 1 03pm Magoffin not heard from hot Northwest engaged hi tho heated interested Had tho thought occurred choice Tho Louisville Commercial tried this Air The campaign cry of tho Democrats indications point to tho nomination OlhpIIill Lo 10 40iim Clmii 1UVUM11 1IAIIY 45am discussion with himself on that very to him prior to sending tho message Their daily pictorial illustration is con of the South is No Force Bill ilMiIniul 8 45am of Judgo Riddell for Judge and Mr Ciitllyttsbmg Lie llGpmlOupm Such 1228pm 10 4lpin OJani vincing proof that it cannot bo done a war cry should iuspiro cvorp voter subject And he is acting wisely for ho would still havo sent it Bitter Cardwell for Prosecuting Attornoy Huntington aj r 12 50pm 11 OTjnu 0 25am Thoy may hope under this disguise who has tho iutorest of his homo at Gov NcKinlcy is tho only statesman hostility to Judgo Beckner does not Convention next Friday at Bcatty West Bound to beguile Democrats but in viow of heart It should bo enough to make in thotountry who is unable to rofuto render Mr Johnson ineligible to servo vllle DAlLTi tho National Republican Committees tho South so solid there would never Bill McKinloys defense of the as a mombor of tho Stato Executlvo Huntington Lao 0 001111 1 20pm ti i gjmn Thero is a report going tho rounds Thoro aro persons who to the effect that tho Ceremonies Com- Â¬ Catlcttebuiir order that Republicans must patronize bo any such thing as shaking it from McKiulcy Bill Louisville Times Committee Ashland 5 B7mii 1 50pm 8 20am soaiim 100am 8 6sjmi journals of their own principles Dem Â¬ its foundation It should not only might regard it as an additional mittee will shortly tako action from Olive UII1 MtStcilinglAO 10 27am 4 82pm 0 According to the weekly rovlow of qualification for such service Tho bo deceived Wo havo ocrats will not Stana Mp which Congressman Breckinridgo is Wlncliciitcr u poll every Democratic vote intho South Co business editor of tho Capital docs not Ho trade by R G Dun Lolngtou Ait 1JnSnmJSnS1Bamlllm to its success by Repub Â¬ no objection OJjpm i0pm8 05am 2 45pm to infer that ho is not wanted as ora- Â¬ but every independent vote Let tho generally is in a most healthful stale awake at night dovisiug schemes to tor tho day LIMITED VESTHlULini LVlUESS lican patronage of Louisville Post this is because Col daily and lias Vcstibulcd Iullmaii b cciTeia la war cry bo hoard the volumo for July oxeccding that of thwart the ambition of Judge Beck Â¬ Breckenridgo opposed tucen LouUillcLoxiiiKton Wasblngton tho Worlds Yoik and Old Ioint ITarrity heads the Democratic Na Â¬ 11 Is tiain L Tho success of tho Republican party July last year by fully 15 per cent ner The gamo is not worth tho can- Â¬ madolpart ot tho cclcbiatcd Fair Bill Huntington on tho C p ItontcFl V East rf tional Committee Don Dickinson the this fall means tho passago of tho As a rule collections aro satisfactory dle and his sleep is sweet aud un- Â¬ Campaign Committee with W C Forco Bill aud a return of tho South and immenso crops and itctivo busi Â¬ broken by dreams of broken pledges That Campaign daily tho Ga Â¬ iKAS Â¬ KIbcnKtonanlHuiuhiffton1Sla Whitney as First Lieutenant and to tho horrors of tho days of recon ness in all branches aro promised aud betrayed friendship Frankfort zotto proposes to start is in all prob- Â¬ U11LTL Hllllffl IflllU tir lllil struction Gorman will probably bo drafted into Imports aro still enormous and tho Capital Tho Gazctto favors tho Forco Bill ability amply subsidized by Holt and VM X1 inll servico of tho Advisory Comniit cotton mills aro sold ahead from four tho tho Forco Bill advocates Wliat is roads It is a strong organization and Tho first session of tho Fifty Second to eight wcoks Tho general outlook fy tce Is it as much Protection fills tho dinner pail tho prico gentlemen LEXIXGTOX H OLIVE HILL VlVmiVir thoro is nothing on the other side to Congress adjourned at eleven oclock at the South Is very bright as WiUou paid you for tho 30000 extra used to bo one of tho favorite cam Nevertheless faith in Friday night Before It closed its Lox- match it copies sent out Sen Ington Mitli L S Ity for IuigVnie Kyttt election is best grounded labors tho Durborow Worlds Fair The voto polled at tho Democratic pagn mottos displayed on their trans Â¬ tinol Democrat -- Clevelands 25000000 was Primary on Monday last was a small parencies What do tho 50000 locked For full Information in icgaul to ItnteTtniuna upon tho pooplos faith hi Cleveland Bill appropriating to auy ascnt ot Democracy must win with principle passed by both IIouso and Souato and ono in this county Judgo Cooper out workmen to day say to this pro- Â¬ A Georgia jury estimates Sam received tho signature Presi Â¬ xiber thau with tho machine It was dent Tho members of of tho Houses and Mr C W Nesbitt neither had op- Â¬ tection that is filling more pauper Smalls front tooth at 500 each just H E Huntinrjtoa 0 L Brown both of that fact position aud fow therefore thought it ono tonth what Mr Small thinks tho party consciousness TPA tho President and all others who can neccssaryto voto Whon Novamber graypa thau dinnor pails just now they are worth A saloon keeper that again called Cleveland to the Lexiigtea Ky Hill to the find an excuse to got away from comes all will tako pleasure in rolling Tho Gazotto is in favor of tho Robber knocked ono of them out and a Jury G W Barney leadership aud rolcgatcd W S Harrison Washington aro taking a vacation up a magnificent voto for them Tariff and the infamous Forco Bill fixed the damages rear n GALoxingtonKy THE ADVOCATE I KACSZ1T STOEE-Ev-i-l- Sixth Session M he POE THIS WIEK Goodwins MaleHighScIiooI N FEENEY Sept 5 1892 vvfJVSVsrcVvrcrrcvyf lr THIE BEST Musical msr ties E3 TvJvrOZSZLjZi Instruments FZLAJSTOS JONES JEWELRY STORE AfflESD HAZELRIGG fS32 V SjrrRwawgagB OIRGkAJSTS SPECIAL - in Sewing t 3ao2airies KJJJX1yJ D Jy JAMES HA ZELRIGG I Kentucky Route -- i 1 II U L I 4V -- i iins VPGM GAAshlandCy o -- fT - u uESV u MT STEBIiliTO ADVOCATE TUESDAY AUG tTST 9 1892 The great broko tho THE ADVOCATE What Is The Force Bill The Itcpabllcju declarations in 1888 iiufarorvpf a bill regulating elections the rdcommendatiousjn tho messages ofPrjUicUnl JIaWlson wlilclbrought forth tho Lodgc Davonport bill tho reaffirmation in tho Republican plat- Â¬ form of J892 of a clomandfori such a bill and a declaration td tho effect thaUho party wilt- - neVor relax its oirortsuntilsuch a bill Js secured makesjt necessary for every Demo Â¬ crat whether ho intends to votoi for WJeaer qrci0Y0landfullto ttridor etaud tho nature and tho scope of tho measure Tho Courier Journal has published this bill sevoral limes but it takes a lawyer to analyze such a bill ind Tho show how it would operate bosbt dissection of tho Forco bill from thoistandpoint ofthp lawyer Is that made by Speaker Crisp In a letter to his constitutentg acknowledging his rcnomination Mr Crisp calls their attention to tho three great issues up on which Republicans and Dcriiocrats1 Thcso are tho Tariff the divide Forco bill and economy in public ex Â¬ penditures In discussiug tho Forco bill Judgo Crisp says Tho Republican party is pledged to tho enactment of a Federal Election law I havo beforo me as I write tho bill passed by tho last Republican w Mk House on that subject Tins urn may ho fairly considered as an authorita tlvo expression of tho khid and char- actor of law Avhich Republican suc Â¬ cess at tho next election will inflict upon us I can not within tho proper scope of t- - such a letter as this enumerate all its remarkable provisions It gives to tho Judges of tho United States Circuit Courts tho pow Â¬ er of appointing election officers of tho States It gives to tho election officers so appointed tho power to desisrnato an unlimited number of Deputy Marshals who may bo em ployed for a number of days prior to A at 5 per day eachjolcctiou morq might bo appoin thousand or Wf ted in each Congressional district in t NEWS IN BRIEF can only bo impeached by Represent Â¬ Â¬ atives in Congress who hold their offi E J Williams ha been arrested at ces by virtue of a certificate from tho partisan election offlcors This is a St Louis for a fraud pcrpotrated upon a number of Now Yorkers Ho ad Â¬ mockeryof responsibility J Lot every Domocraicut out this vertised In a Now York paper uudor statement concerning jho Force bill tho namo of II C Lewis for a stow and ask every Ilarrisoiifor Weaver art for tho Southern Hotel at Rt candhfateffor CongrcssTor for Elector Louis Receiving many replies ho why ho thinks such a measure dead notified each ono that for a sum vary Â¬ and how ho can do anything or say ing in tho letters from 10 to 25 anything to maWthc passage of such given as a guarantee transportation would bo forwarded and the candi- Â¬ abilltpossiblo f RomemW that every vote for date assured a 125 per month posi Â¬ Wcavcivirin effect a vptoTfor llarri- - tion v trotting colt Connor three-year-olds worlds record for over a half mile track at Danville Ky Thursday Leopold Mueller tho celebrated painter died at Vienna Thursday Many of his famous works aro iu this fountry Gen Van Wyck tho former Repub Â¬ lican Senator was nominated for Governor of Nebraska by the Peoples Convention ft V 4 Wit THE EARLY Bffill GATCHES THE WOM son- r r means M Continued oxtravaganco in public expenditures An indefinite extension ofjthq Rob- ber Tariff and i i Tho passage of tho Forco ism Courier Journal Tho Gaxctto favors thoJtobber Tariff and tho infamous Forco Bill antutno A filrtrtf tfY r Harrison On Wednesday an exploding carboy 6f naptha sot fire to tho Jayno Chom ical works in Fratikford a suburb of Philadelphia Tho following em- Â¬ ployes wore nearest to tho explosive and were injured by Bhock and the I will scattering of tho burning fluid Thomas Flynn Thomas Reach Chas music at McNear William Deal and Richard Gaundervillo MIC CUSS LAND STOCK AND CROP to stop Superintendent Capt English reports that stock of all kinds brought good prices at tho Brown near salo of Thompson Springfield Washington county on Ouo Wilkes tho 25lh of July last marc 380 suckliuff colt of1 Lord Guy 100 yearling filly by Nuncio 350 ten farm horses aud mares from 170 100 to Four horse mules broke from 85 to 110 Seven reg- istercd Jersey cows of tho Steclo Bailey herd at 60 to 75 Ten grado Jcraors 40 to 60 Southdown sheep Ono lot in lots 795 10 1750 2150 yearliUg cattle light weight 5 cents Ono lot of gopd stock hogs at Salo on four months time with inter Â¬ Bowcn G Fox est from date sold for E S- - Armstrong one bay mare to II S Iliatt of Paris Texas for 170 to Kindig harness YOjik Pa ono gelding for 200 ono harness mare 185 to samo for T B harness Bright ono gelding 185 to W B Jlice ono harness gelding 140 to John A Huguely Burgin Ky one sorrel marc Lady Royston by Bay 400 Dick the dam of Lady Jones Dauvillo Democrat flvc-years-four-year-old flvc-ycar-o- ld four-year-old f A masked highwayman attempted James II Kinkead of tho Occidental Mine at Virginia City Nov Kinkead had 10000 in gold to pay off thn employes at thq mino Ho was in a buggy with another man driving when ho was at- Â¬ tacked Ho shot tho robber and cap- Â¬ tured him At Lothair in Montgomery county Ga Tuesday while Daisy Johnson was seated on tho ground at a picnic Winnio Davis walked up to her and throw a bottlo of vitriol in her iface Jealousy over tho attentions of a young man led to the act Miss John- Â¬ son is disfigured for life and may lose her sight A Philadelphia special says There is a story afloat iu tho wool trade to tho effect that a syndicate of local merchants has been formed to cornor tho market for quarter blood wools Two promiucnt local wool dealers aud a well known manufacturer aro asso ciatcd in tho movement reopen my class in my residence on North Maysville street Mon- Â¬ day September 5 1892 At the end of each four weeks Music furniseed at teachers prices MRS ADDIE SAMUELS LoulsVllle Bills Due Tobacco Market Furnish ed by Clover St Durrett Louisville Tobacco Warohouso Sales on our market for tho week csa And enterprise catches the trade while the prices wo aro prepared to offer in order to make room for fall goods will cause you to catch your breath in astonishment Dont fail to call aud see our goods and you will be convinced just closed amount to 2571 hhds with receipts for tho samo period of 2307 hhds sales on our market sinco Jany 1st amount to 106791 hhds Sales of tho crop of 1891 on our market to this date 91860 hhds Tho market for hurley tobacco du Â¬ ring tho entire week has beon very active with an advancing tendency on all grades Tho sales of the week embraced some vory fine Ipaf and prices reachod 3200 per 100 Tho complaint about the conditions of the growing hurley crop is becoming quite general aud in many localities rain is badly needed The following I N PHIPPS mM SUCCESSOR TO W S CALDWELL J ri jeorgiaj 1t authorizes tho use of tho armies w ir t jf tho United States to preserve tho icaco at tho polls It gives to tho fnuigcp pj tiio United States Courts the power of appointing a canvassing or returning 4i urlinm thn mooiiIq have elected tf s SLIP CoMress JFVf Wt wrrulran tWHInrk of the IIouo ofR epresentatives to placo on tho roll of members elected tho names of tho persons holding such certificates so that they may participate as members V in tho organization of the House It authorizes officers of tho United States to supervise and control tho registration of voters It authorizes such officers to mako a house to houso canvass to ascertain the legality of any registered voter It provides for the payment of all thcso officers out of tho Federal treas ury and authorizes the employment of many of them for as much as eight days beforo an election And filially it makes permanent appropriation of your money lor the execution of the law This enumeration ot tho provisions of tho bill meager though it is must make it plain to all mou that if it were enacted into law the people would Jose all voice iu tho selection or con- Â¬ trol of the officers who manage and certify tho result of their election A Judge of tho Circuit Court of tho United State who is himself appoint- Â¬ ed by tho President and holds his of- Â¬ fice for life appoints tho election offi cers All these Judgos save two aro t Republican in politics If election officers abuso or betray their trust the aro not responsible to tho peo ple Alio source or uieir power ami authority is the Judgo who appointed them If a Republican Judge to ad Â¬ vance tho interests of his party abuses his trust lie would not should this bill become a law bo responsible to Our Constitution intend Â¬ tho people ho should be and to that end ed that lodged iu tho peoplos representatives in Congress tho power of impeach Â¬ ment but this law removes that Â¬ Thirty million dollars in gold coin was shipped from the sub Treasury in San Francisco to Washington The gold was accompanied by thirty niuo Postal Route Agent3 armed with Winchesters the train consisting of five postal cars and a cabooso for the Swanjro of Hazel Green sold accommodation of the guard W T on last Friday 91 head of sheep to Dan General Carlin and Major Randall Harper at 350 per head havo returned to Wardner Idaho Byrd Kidd bought of Joseph and from Ft Sherman Tho troops will William Thompson 105 head of cattle be there for an indefinite time as tho United States Commissioner has war Â¬ averago 1450 lbs at 4c rants for tho arrest of 500 men some A W English bought tof Stith 200 of whom arc yet to bo served average1 1400 20 three-year-old MgMgPfPM5 quotations fairly represent our mark Â¬ et for hurley tobacco crop of 1891 Common colory trash - - - 51 to 7 Medium to good colory trash 7 to 9 Common lugs not colory - 5 to 7 M -- Bros lbs at head of cattle 3Ac Willio Swango of this place left on Tuesday or Mt Sterling with 172 sheep for that markef lambs ewes and weathers Hazel Green Herald Blucgrass seed is selling at 46 cents per bushel and is being delivered this week Common colory lugs - - -- 7 to 10 The Sharpsburg Fair opens to day Medium to good colory lugsflO to 15 They have a good lot of entries ami Common to medium leaf - 8 to 14 Medium to good leaf - - 14 to 17 and tho trots promise fine sport Good to fine leaf 17to25 There will be three races to day 2 40 - 25 to 31 class green raco and yeailing stake Select wrappery tobaccoThere will bo good races each day Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria and tho officer of the association are The now Legislature of Alabama clever gentlemen and all who attend is overwhelmingly straight Demo- Â¬ will have a pleasant time H G McKEE cratic In tho Senate 22 ot 33 are ft W TRIMBLE Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria supporters of Governor Jones and tho regular State ticket and in tho IIouso 61 out of 100 members aro of the samo faith 1 1 -- J LOOK TONIC CTJIMES tj 1 permitting responsibility Judgo to de Â¬ tho appointee of tho termine who is your duly elected Rep- Â¬ resentative It a partisan Judgo ap Â¬ points partisan election officers wlo falsely certify that ho whom you havo defeated at tho polls is your duly elected Representative what remedy Tho partisan election of have you ficers aro alone responsible to tho par Â¬ tisan Judgo aud tho partisan Judge by Ignatius Welder a London jeweler was arrested in New York Wednes Â¬ Tho Farmers Tobacco Warehouse day charged with having swindled sold last week an 1S91 Hart county several London jewelry firm out of hogshead of tobacco 32 per hundred diamonds and jewelry valued at 25000 Judgo J W Groves committco to settle with the Treasurer of tho Sink Hon Don M Dickinson of Michi Â¬ ing Fund A A Ilazelrigg Pierce gan was unanimously chosen chair Â¬ Winn City Treasurer and Ben R man of tho National Democratic Cam Â¬ Turner City Clerk reported accounts paign Committco Hon William f properly kopt and all monoy had been Whitney was added to tho member Â¬ disposed of as required by city ordi ship of tho committee nance Tho thermometer Wednesday at A A Ilazelrigg and Ben R Turner Kansai City reached 96 degrees in committco to fettle with Judgo James W Groves found his books and office tho Government Signal Station Â¬ infino condition everything being up Down on the street many thermometers marked 100 and 102 degrees to requirements By consent Council agreed to buy Jay Gould wants to sell his speedy 500 feet of Malta Cross rubber hose yacht Atalanta Ho is willing to sac at 1 per foot and 500 feet of Brad Â¬ rifice it for thn comparatively small ford Belting Cos hose at same price sum of 200000 though it cost him 500000 An expenditure of 1000 Committee on fire cisterns reported A bill was introduced in the State tho need of four new cisterns one near Senato Thursday making it a misde Â¬ I F Tabbs residquce on Main street meanor for any State official or mem Â¬ ono on East Main street at crossing at ber of tho General Assembly to re Â¬ Queeu one ou North Maysvillo street ceive pay services when not on duty and ono iu Mattio Leo City Cisterns to bo 16x16 and bid to 1q accompa- Â¬ Tho milo running record over a nied by bond guaranteeing thorn to straight course was broken at Mon- Â¬ hold water for five years Council agreed to pay 467 for strip mouth Park Thursday by the colt of land 25 feet wide from Harrison Kirch which covered tho distance in avenuo to public school building 138 north line of street to bo back line of At Evansville Ind Harry ITodson school property John Tipton permitted lo erect a aged twonty fivo shot and killed his framo rcsidenco on Harrison avenue father William Uodson a prominent Prof Fowler pormitted to build addi Â¬ citizen and politician tion to his school property Amount of clainiR including officers There is an unverified rumor from salary c 127233 John L Sullivans training quarters Couiuiitteo to contract for stoiio for crossings which may bo put in by way of New York that tho big during tho year A Baum and C bruiser has broken his leg Bryan They will contract at so much Daniel W Lawlcr was nominated per square foot Taul was appointed dep Â¬ for Governor by tho Minncssota Dem- Â¬ JohuW ocratic Convention Wednesday uty marshal continued Marshal Wilson was directed to Tho new British Parliament assem Â¬ appoint a committco consisting of ouo man from cuch ward to report ou san Â¬ bled Thursday Tho Rt Hou Mr Peel was re elected speaker itary comljliou of property - Â¬ Estill Springs WHAT A BEAUTIFUL LOSS OF APPETITE Indigestion Dyspepsia Nausea Sour Stomach Sleeplessness Headache Nervous Pros- Â¬ tration Neuralgia Pal- Â¬ pitation of the Heart Loss of Energy Weakness of Back Feelings of Languor and Lassitude Gen Â¬ eral Debility La Grippe Etc Etc In uo f or 23 years by eminent pbyrfclan surgeon pro h HOTEL LILLY LILLY Proprietors If open for the ac of gitoit Tlic building hiiM3 been lmroiilil ivnointoil mill rcimltvil Ne linen foi looms mm tilili- Tliomusliiv tin neil set Mints lilt employed Klectwo lights nnnheiis nuo jceii nut in intge 1001m bath room for bnthln with mineral w liters lias been built una lltteil w itli e p cellent iiiipnintiis This bnthini is unc H elled The unnnintine of the Hotel uiep rleiuireiy new Tho celebrated - TliiaJIotel U now I commodutioii a - lu the United HihK and and nounced by them the best TONIC exlnnt others fall It ourea where allyour Druggist Try it and be for It convinced Ask i PRICE J ED RAY 100 PER BOTTIiE CO Manfs and Proprs Trosts Orchestra Oh that is the ver thing I want Does the inscription go here Yes mam right there It this is not large enough we can give you an size or desire to suit your taste in a II PABI8 KY clay McKn IlLNllY WATSON lias been diffused for the heaon Wea mo thlCst lunch hall in Kentnckj P iiiv initiiiiK ltui jHMibueu iiaiu awxju is t imLT limes iiiviiiFiiiL I C 111 lljflj i nmi t I t I inci 4UMIIIMM11 XlAiiLinlii i Iiloilfr i It IlllltJI lll 1aiyKiiiiie mill tne top ot tills nionnNf In 11tl liMtnn linn if tlin mrui 1n mE fm 111 MKEE w atson tiful land cue oome 01 tue amusements aio lionting M untiling tennis conns bowlin- - nlleeio--liic- t k Incros e iiiuuts and main others lelljious services on each sabbath V- ciiiiuout ministers This is the most delightful SUMMER RESORT m the South Real Estate and kers Insurance Agents Houses for sale or rent Granite We also furnish all kinds of cemetery fixtures and do all kinds of stone work We pay no big commissions to agents If you buy from us you can save money and get what you buy rt t v lie Wrlto at onto foi teniH COMPANY IRMNi KY or stone ESTILL SPRINGS TT11 7 Bond Bro- Â¬ and Loan lots farms Will sell a house and loan half the money Investments to pay for it made in stocks paying 12 per Corner of cent per annum Court and Broadway streets Mt Sterling Ky Woods Phosphodine TIIK 11IKAT KNOL1S1I KhMKIiY in coil hit COMPOUND w 1 Mt Sterling Ky lronipUv and pet man cntly cures all foims of Sen ous eaknessEuiis A recent dlscoery by an hions and Spcrmitori liei rlil wiiAiiufill J fitwll liiiMtcncy and all effects iwd monthly by3lllV7lllll thousands of Abuse or Excesses of Ladies Is tbu milv inn llecn pivsctlbcd oer 31 and irliablc Mars in thousands of fectljsafo uupiiiieipled medicine dUentcml dniKKlMs who oiler In Itcnaicof Before and A Iter bio anil Honest iledbon fei lor medicines iu place of this Ask for Cookm Cotton Koot CoMrorMi tako no substitute or known AskdnijrKist for Woods lliosphodino it ho odors Mime wotthless medicine in place of incloro il and cents In lHi tajju in letter and wo this leave his dishonest More Inclose price in will senp sealed by return mail llill scaled otter nmMo will oeml by return mail Itice piutlctilnrs lnplaiii envelope to ladles only two onu package 11 six 3 Ono v ill please rtx III tamps Addles cure llimphlot in plain cnlcd cmclope two Pond LllvCo No 3 Fisher Iilock Detroit Mich sunups viiuivsa sold ill Mt Steillnj br Kennedy llros Sold iu Mt fsteilius by Kennedy ISros W 8 JW UO Ooyd W8 Lloyd Tailtou Julian aud IlodU OUojd T G Julian and druggists dtiitfglsts everywhere vcrj w hero 11 ht 1A I o --J I MT STEBMKG ADVOCATE TUESDAY AUGUST Pickled Punches Thoro la no more universally ap Â¬ proved pickle than this Tako good ripo peaches freestones if you can get them if not tako tliu Lemon Cling whoso cxcellont flavor will in a measure make up for tho annoyance of tho adhcslvo pit Peel tho poaches with a small sharp silvor knife ot re- move thoir skins by tho quicker pro 9 1892 mm THE ADVOCATE Little Things FASHION NOTES FARM NOTES ra M IV- - Dont fail to sow a good sized tur nip patch Prepare tho ground well One of tho dainty fads in footwear This is a crop not more Hi boiling water and rub is a black velvet slipper wrought with and sow good seed too little appreciated by most farmers bina with a rousrn towel Tho skin of jot For drossy wear slippers of blue green or gojd colorcdvclvel are used FiohrpaTihay bo sown iii August tho fruit will como off by this process w and these arc embroidered in jet aiuumaturo sufficiently for feeding with tho utmost case Have your black green or other dark colors and Hogs can bo fattonodoivtlemjpqyickly spiced vinegar ready well skimmed lifl ltiirl ftlinnnlt nnrlttlin itnriwivnmniit of and boiling A safo proportion is ono may havo gold bead embroidery pi uivjwwi quart of vinegar to thrco pounds of The question of pockets iu tho tightly-fit- thesoil is no small item into which put in a gauze bag ting AM in ir to vyin and will do it by handling only the fm skirts of the day is solved by An exchango says that cotton seed sugai half an ounce each of stick cinnamon m making them at the sido exactly like meal and pea meal are among tho uesi inane oi goous ana sening ar a sman prontj aud wliolo cloves with two pepper-These best things to combine witli ensilage a mans trousers pockots The time is off for success in a small business with corns and a piece of ginger as big as pockets should como just in front pf if you aro feeding with an oyo to tho large profits Business Men can only hope to at Put in fruit enough to your thumb tlTo hips 60 that they do not gape manure pile as you should be tain success in this day of progress by many sales covered with tho liquor bo quilo open andthcro should be one on each each article bearing a small profit j and then every Cu- Â¬ Tho rice crop is estimated at 8000 tho amount as abovo directed will bide 000 bushels tho largest ovor harvest Â¬ tako about seven pounds of tho stomer must be treated alike How unfair it is to sell ipaper A pretty blouse made with the long ed Tho Grange Bulletin wants to peaches and put a plate over them to ome man at a certain price and because his neighbor IM Pendulum clocks were invented Russian skirt has a squaro yoke of know if rice wili bo any cheaper to while cooking to keep tho top layer is a little closer to sell to him for less money It js fp after Galibo stood observing tho lamp line Tho material is of the consumer or will tho speculators from rising out of the liquor shirrintr TJicn not right My stock of FURNITURE is entirely in a church swingiug to and fro plain whito India and the trimming reap larger profits simmer gently till tho fruit is qulto not a piece of old stock It has been pur- - Ip Tho telescope wo owo to Uho chilr is a 11 u fly niching of long loops of A Kansas man is said to havo sown soft When it should bo carefully takeu chased for the cash it is in my store less all discounts M drcu ot a spectacle maker placing two black1 and white baby ribbon This out aud put iu a stone jar aud tho iZ J or more pair of spectacles before each niching runs around the wrist aud a plat of ground to oats on which ho ensure siuuk u once ay car 1 1 snipmencs PJjl1 ioaa vinegar poured over it while hot m xu3nig my T Vir fil snvPfi crMrcsirlprnKIpw frpio-Vifi other and looking throiiglL them at throat aud down tho front to tho belt desiicd to dig a well Ho watched - wr away gpjwUw nnrl Wjr the growth of the oats and finally se- Â¬ Seal immediately aud put the distant sky Tho idea was fol- Â¬ my scock is put in one store mucn lf uiese naetnG Tho hats worn at tho garden parties lected a spot whore thoiridstT vigorous Good Ilouskeepiug lowed up by older heads mi cheaper than when small orders are made hence I can A FlKhtlng Preacher Sir Isaac Newton was sitting in aro either ridiculously large with growth was made He got a fine ID1 sen at saving money to my his garden one day when he saw an bcudablo brims and covered with a flow of water at twenty four feet the customers and making some ior myseli Goods whiqh Â¬ A special from West Union O un Apple fall from a tree This common mass of flowers or the tinidst of bon best well in tho country I have subjected to very low prices der date of Aug 2y says set him to thinking why nets composed of a puff or two of occurrence ml Tho Illinois State Board of Agri At Mahogany a sinall town about things should fall down instead of up delicately tinted crepe held iu placo culture offers 500 in three premiums BED ROOM SUITS DiNING ROOM FUR- Â¬ by jeweled pins There is no medi- Â¬ twenty miles from here a desperate and this train of thought led him to NITURE PARLOR SUITSFOLDING for tho best and largest displays from the discovery of the laws of gravita- Â¬ um As a piece of characteristic in- counties of tho State at the State Fair row occurred last night in the Motho BEDS WARDROBES BOOK CASES SIDE- Â¬ til congruity the very tiny bonnets boast tion BOARDS ETC at Peoria September 2G and 30 Tho dist church A vouug inau whom exceedingly wide tie strings the minister had publicly reproved Everyone can now appreciate the first premium is 250 in cash second umportauco of the slight mutters A black sailor hat which occupied 150 and third1 100 From these for whispering in church camoiu with m spoiccn oi oecauso uic wonuertui re- Â¬ a conspicuous position in tho show- - premium displays selection will bo a number of his friends and proceeded m Ho was Lfl sults are now before the world But window of a Ficnch shop had the made for the Worlds Columbian Ex- Â¬ to create a disturbance asked to leave hut instead of doing so the beginnings of these things were till straight brim but the crown was position at Chicago next year Itt attacked tho minister Tho divine HI itrcatcd with ridicule or contempt of soft yellow surah silk with cUisters 4 An exchango says that turnips aro No matter how unimportant a cir of buttercups among its folds A the cheapest roots wd can grow they promptly throw olT lib coat aud fol- Â¬ I also keep a complete line of CASKETS in mv cumstance appears it is quite possible whito sailor had the crown of pink can be sown broadcast in August and lowed by tho muscular members of Ml Undertaking Dennrtment nnrl hnvincr arnrliinfprl n that great results may come from it roses Coarse fancy straws are used September aud will in a rich soil his flock made war on the disturbers III lllt t Vmcinocc iu nfforinrr mtr rin itiino it- Jo VYJUl 4 U r bull- JlU wuiiivljj n iiviing ijr 11 13UC In a small building that was once the a great deal for walking hats and are make a big crop without further at Â¬ Pews and chairs Were broken win- Â¬ 111 tention If turnips aro fed to cows dows smashed women and children rklence that I understand the business and can give workshop of Peter the Great iu Hol- Â¬ trimmed with bright colored wings after thev aro milked thoV will not hurt and some of them thrown w satisfaction land is the inscription Nothing it Simple blouses of taffeta or wash flavor tho milkand while they do not through tho doorway Finally tho supply much nutriment themselves too littlo for the attontiou of a great Silk are gathered full into tho shoulder Store room MAIN STREET Next Door to R C they will hety to increase the milk pastor gaiufcili the upper baud of tho ip mau riIarpoij- Vouug People Residence on West High Street soainJ and the fullness held at the flow and of tho rest of tho ration bo principal disturber aiid then thrashed HJ Lloyds Drug Store svJV9 Charming Girl waist by a broad ribbon or fold of properly proportioned will well pay him soundly After the rioters had time aud labor slk iu the blouse The skirt is a lor all they cost iu and harvesting been thrown out tho lighting parson spent in growing When a girl is said to bo charming nuro ruffle bejow the waist and the them Wo like tho variety called bloody and battered as ho was mount- Â¬ it docs not imply that she is endowed sleeves may bo in any unpretentious Robertsons Goldou Ball better than ed his pulpit again aud resumed his with more than her share of good cut Tho bertha collar of lace is an tho whito fleshed kind it seems to bo sermon easy device for making a simplo less watery aud more liko tho nita looks or even that she is moderate It is made baga it is also a very lino turnip for pretty She may be positively ugh blouso look elaborate Kentucky Fairs table use iTin MTmirim mi rum tit in rrnirif aniii as regards form and feature yet be separate from the blouso aud worn These August Days Sholbyville July 13th to 15th possessed of a grace of manner that when desired Eminence July 19th to 23rd makes her lovable and altogether A rather odd but not unbecoming Aro trials to the soul Harrodsburg July 25th to 30th bt worth the winning A girl may arrangement for a tennis dress is art Xo 37 North Broadway Second Floor i Danville August 2nd to 6th agreeable or the loverse according t lccordion plaited skirt with a full The birds forget to sing Versailles August 2ud to Gth the way she permits herself to no sailor blouse One of the principal Tempt efen tho ferns to droop Columbia August 9th to 12th Tact and politoness may bo en tivated ideas to keep in mind in tho prepara 4Vti TIT n it 4in Sharpsburg August 9th to 13th until she becomes a pleasing nd de- Â¬ tion of dresses of this sort is their Jivftiuguum IIUU J Cr 1twriNicholasvillo August 16th to 19th lightful companion but a charming adaptation to tho service required rest wlijio seeming to defy Suggest Lebanon August 23rd to 2Gth woman is born not made 1 hero is 1 CARPETS and the elaborato or long skirt or one it 1 a fascination iu her very in perfec- Â¬ with much aggressive trimming Remind us hat fruit cannot wait Maysyillc August 23rd to 27th All kinds of best grado of Carpets at tho very lowest possible prices Lexington August 30th to Sopt 3d tions that renders her inesatible would not only be inconvenient but for cans Paris September Gth to 10th One nod of tho head from one 60 en Â¬ in the very wewt of tasie Jewelry all- love CURTAINS How patriotic we aro wo dowed is worth a torrent of imitation Bardstown September 6th to 10th Beautiful Curtains well worth tho mouoy Thoy aro called is manifestly out of placo as well as the country WinchestorSeptembor 13th to 17th from others perhaps more beautiful many trimmings Bargains No dinner or lucnh is complete Elizabethtown Sopt 13th to 16th but Kicking that subtle something OIL CLOTHS A novel and pretty tea gown is without a salad Horso Cave Sopt 20th to 23d that is felt but cannot bo described Oil Cloths tho best makes and in the newest and most desirable 1 The charming girl makes friends made of brocade and plain silk Tho Cynthiana Sept 21 to 24th Mako us solicitous lor the health of patterns and tho sides and back tho littlo folks Springfield August 9 1 days with no eflort on her part and more- Â¬ trained skirt HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS over she keeps them even though of the waist arc of brocade This is Franklyn August 30 5 days for ripo red raspberries black Call sso iioubo in Jventucky handles better goods or sells for closer they may not always approvo of her cut away on the shoulder leaving borries and cream Bowling Green September 6 prouts actions or commend her ways yet she spaco for tho point of plain material Lawrcnceburg August 9 3 days Breezes aro at a premium tho sun which extends up the collar and M mihi n XTK yywi-l Henderson August 23 5 days 1 r4 ibo irusistable that she can retain shoulder seams is gathered in at the at a big big discount jJTTY tlpi --UMiiaim mwiii iriV YZ good will without half trying waist liie by a belt of velvet and falls 28 days Hartford Soptember their Mako au afternoon iesta if not a while her less fortunate sister is con- Â¬ in full folds to the hem of tho skirt Mt SterlingSeptembor 27 i days tinually striving to please and making This plain front is outlined with cas- Â¬ necessity something nearly akin to it Owentown August 16 5 days the sleeves a latncntablo failuro more often than cades of handsome lacebands around Hustouville July 28th aud 29th Avoid great days works and labor arc of lace with velvet a flittering success This charm of the arni3 abovo tho elbows All of the abovo meeting have trot- Â¬ moderately in tho hours bofor noon manner however is a dangerous ting contests Good Housekeeping JHow Often to Bathe possession for unless tho woman so gifted has excellent morals to back it A thorough bath of the cutiro per Â¬ she can work moio harm in a day son should be taken at least onco a than can bo uiidoiio in a year Tho unprincipled charmer is usuallv called week during the year and oftener in an adventuress or a Circe but the one through warm weather or where tho 5 all hem kindness and gentleness employment is such as to render it a cjii win the world over to her way of necessity But it is not well even in thinking and oxerciBc a blessed in llueiico by a mere look or gesluie sea bathing to drench and soak the when another would havo to move system as is so often dono by those 4J East Main Street mountains to accomplish one quarter who are professedly in bcaich of THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION the result health Nor should immersion in tho 27 An Epidemic of Bloody Flux water bo continued for tbo long a Tuesday Sept Dealers in all kinds of Furniture Vfccliiesclay Sept 2S lime From five to ten minutes is Lust cummer tho ilux raged here to lUlllcieut for children fiorn ten to Thursday Sept 29 a tearful extent About five miles twenty minutes for women depending Sept 30 north ot here at tho AVhitcbido gnrve ou their physical vigor and from yard there were livo victims of thit dUeu o buried iu one day lllioen to thirty minutes for men The doctors could do nothing with die latter being as long as a robust me ui ousn w net my uuiiiy were taken I went to AVullnrs Biosj ol man should remain iu the water ultcrnurg and told them tho Mut Uily There is one advantage iu sou ation They said to give Chamber iiatling which should not bo over- lalnri Colic Cholcia and Diarrhrcu iulvi il and it is thai Unfair U alwur remedy that they had sent out sev Â¬ lie pniLMt uud most iu miiing This The Best Eed Made Children over io and under 15 years - - - 25 Cents eral hundred bottles into the infected i a Lictor which blioulil not be bvcr- district and overy day wo hear how Over 15 years 35 Cents C this medicine is curing them So fai noien hlncu tor Lilt purposes of lite it- falling in a wo have not heard of ituilni iinl Miungth pure air in Catalogues giving premiums in Tull will soon be TliE HANDSOMEST LINE OF CIIILDRFN piligle Instance I went to giving it PAT i milium quantity is the con dative ready for distribution and jmay be had by addressing the pco tho good eflcctw and could soon TniNEANYgEN1TtAL KENTUC1 v i ind a cure was tho leault Anyone film iiiiin which conies from tin Seeretarv ill while buih combined toud to I dotbting these facts may write tome W T SWANGO D S GODSEY Iioc Illi J itfr Iiingjlfe and diappiJs Gouo i Secretary WW ttszai President -iwiiekeepiug now Forfsulo by T G Julian t npip IJPVSUL It is curious to noto that many Ihinga which have- turned out most useful discoveries for man having great influence upon tho lives aud destinies of mankind owe their be Â¬ ginning to some slight accident It is said the art of printing took tits origin from some rudo impressions taken for tho amusement of children from lctfcrd carved on tho bark of a iicoch tree Gunpowder was discovered from tho falling of i spark on some mate- Â¬ rials mixed in a mortar Tho stupe nduous results of tho steam engine may all bo traced to tho boy who sat watching the steam as it came from the noso of a teakettle4 Electricity was discovered from1 a persons observing that a pieco of rubbed glass attracted small bits of - Fine lawns with tiny figures print Â¬ ed iu colors on white makes blouses that are dollciously cool and look 60 White pique dresses havo been re Â¬ vived and are worn with colored sashes and full whito mull chemisettes or plastrons beneath Fizaro jackets for dinners and high teas In preparing potatoes for Iriarket dont mix the difloront varieties and sort td as near ono sizo us nossiblc About every farm hoti6o lliord should be a nco lawn Tho farmer has the opportunity to excel jn tills sort of ornamentation a w SSI BSff5ttang SSHSHBSMSSt XJLi frl fc p Mt STERLING KENTUCKY East Main Street SUTM li j I w- 1 FURNTIURE I I P i a i i 1 II R NEW I Z I 11 A T hV vnni V very close figures Â¬ I - I -- Â¬ i intn7 - ouvsa -- m iMilSuiM EMMSijMP sssafifeggflg wiisisyii HICKS CARPET STORE - Usesixigtozi - f rjx2222t2ZZZl hi r h 1S2 1S92 Hazel Green Friday i FURNITURE 1 m 1 J E WIEHL SON LEIXINOTON KV 1200 IN PRM1UMSI Walnut Oak Mahogany and Cherry Bedroom Sets Â¬ Competition Open to the World Tie HULL FOLDING 2 0 - nr a LOmJ Wt 1lq c0Ji M -- fmwwmm i fit fA i 1 L mumsLT mjLS8l S MqC KV lit z jSEBLIK AD V O C ATJEv 1 SJXJTY T- - o Atrwv IT a-- j EV r V f t t Iisquioaicojnmou thing among Daadly tarantula y 4 The TiMriMJM Ektht Melons at thtrty flva yt iov- - tho soldiers of Arizona to pit tarantu Â¬ las against each other and bot ou the e following rules for managing fighting pp yors of their- favorites orchard wore prescribed by the ThiVfacMcit tho dorks ItvliJIi Tam mous curiosity storo in Donver to tho ountfy Gontleman 1 Select a kooc sSiljfwhoro trees Idbfuof getting up a fight between a aturally grow well Jtm securing largo and lively tarantula and a rat- Â¬ aatafal advantages tlesnake says an Arizona exchange 9- - Plnur r1nnnanr1 tf RlilivflWlftpth Boforo tho fight tho odds wore ten iioecl crops for a year or two previous to ono in favor of tlio snake and there wcro fow takers Tho proprietor was ly all the bettor and pulverize well 3 Lay out tho lines Jtf straight not In at tho time and tho clerks had closed tho storo for tho night so there TOWS bo saved by running was not much danger of interruption 4 Labor will plow several limes in ono dlrcc- - Tho big snako was driven into ono ii to make the earth deopaud mol- - end of liis cage and a partition lot Wj removing tlio stakes temporarily down to kcop him safe so tho taran- Â¬ tula could bo introduced finishing afterward Tho littlo Blidiug door at tho other 5 In taklngup tho trees from tlio tacryy sco that roots are taken lip a end carefully protected by a closely bot long to hold thorn firmly without woven wire screen was raised and the tarantula slipped into tho com- Â¬ staking Then tho partition was 6 It planted in autumn pulverize partment the crust of tho soil early in tspnng milled up awUeager oyos peered ami Rftvnral times saftoiivaid and if through tho glass sides of tho cage to setin spring pulverize- itassoon as witness tho rcsult Tho tarantula arose and bristled all over liko a chest- Â¬ any crust is formed 7 Keep tho soil clean mellow and nut burr tho rattlesnake roared its well cultivated all through spring and head and thrust forth its forked summer at least thrccrlect-- on cith6r tongue With tho rapidity of lightning Suddenly there was heard tho thrill- Â¬ feidc 8 This clean culture is tho best ing whirr of tho snakes rattles and treatment next to which is mulching with tho pliancy of a steel spring tho with decayed straw or coarso Btablo snako throw himself into a coil with his head raised in tho center and vi- Â¬ litter 0 Shot toil back and thin out need brating rapidly from sido to side i less shootsbn tlio head that tho head Tho tarantula was as immovablo as if may be no heavier than tho strength carved in stone Suddenly with a motion almost too of tho roots can sustain firmly 10 When cutting back shoots to swift for tho oyo to follojv tho rattjer make tho head light always do it be Â¬ struck but ho missed his mark for the tarantula with tho speed of light- Â¬ fore tho buds swell or open 11 Cover the newly sot straw with ning bounded into tho air and de- Â¬ J finely pulverized earth pressing it scending on ono of tho serpents coils wll and leaving no cavities or inter- Â¬ saulr his fangs into tho flesh The snako instantly began thrashing stices among them 12 Never hill up tho earth around around the cage and dislodged his 4ho trees but keep it level clean and foe Again tho tarantula became im- Â¬ mellow 13 Plant young trees not more movablo aud again tho serpent coiled thati two years from tho bud or graft and struck only to bo foiled Firo They are easily dug with better roots scorned to fly from tho eyes of both hold mora firmly in tho ground and tho contestants and both appearod to start into vigorous growth again with know that it wasa fight to tho death fJess check to growth There was now a tremulous motion faff 14 Troatmont must vary with lo- - visible iu ovory limb of tho tarantula Realities Inmost regions tho orchard aud it was evident that ho was con- Â¬ Should be cultivated with corn or otli- - templating offensive measures With or hoed crop for somo years until thoy tho leap of a tiger ho bounded upon begin fairly to bear after which they his foo and onco more sank his fangs may bo seeded to grass if grazed into tho body of tho snake This time short through tho season with sheep it was in vain for the serpent to writho and annually top dressed with barn and flounder for the tarantula clung manure or thoy mav bo seeded to to his enemy with tho tenacity of a jLtfclclffver if it is plowed under every al bulldog Tho spider ws bruised and teruato year or substituted with ma- - beaten somo of his legs wero broken nure but ho held on withdespcratc courage Errors to avoid are cutting tho aiid gradually tho efforts of the rattler roots very short when digging up grew weaker until at last his roils leaving a big top and pmall bottom relaxed and with only a faint vibra- Â¬ exposing tho roots several hours to tion of his tail ho lay stretched out wind and rain crowding tho roots upon tho botom of his cage dead in a cramped hole filling in among Tho deadly venom of the tarantula thcm clods and sods and leaving had done its work large interstices planting lie Vecs The fight lasted only ten minutes in crooked rows making it difficult and was a most thrilling exhibition of JM to cultivato well allowing tho voung ferocity aud courage Tho quickness orchard to grow up in weeds and of motion exhibited by tho tarantula grass becoming stunted and mouse was marvelous aud through it ho eaten and all wing catapillars canker-w- avoided being struck by tho serpent codling moths aud borers Tho dead serpent was evidence to epoil tho trees and ruin tho fruit against the clerks and they had to without half tho labor which plan coufess to tho proprietor that they tors are willing to devote to their po- Â¬ had introduced the tarantula to tho tatoes and corn serpent with a result that none of them had anticipated House to Manage an Orohard - W - -- pr ized witla capital of 20000000 It has absorbed abcut CO percent of flip conconiifig thon8Uccess of a certain factories throughout the country and daily nowspapcr that seems io bo will havo its headquarter Ju v in tho world aiid found tho 1 ork Tho trust will bo known as mystery quite dispelled when I learned the National Wall Paper Company at tiioirian behind it was onSof tho mos rctnarkablo youijg business men Tlio following clipped from tho of tho country James Buchanan llnrlingtoif Junction Mo Post con Â¬ Dukojf of Qth Carolina and Now tains information of no little valuoto York Tho public knows ilttlo about persons troubled with indigestion For years tho editor of tlio Post jnv been sub him but a man who started with Ject to Cramp colic or rfta of indigestion that nothiugborn pnafarmwhich Ids father prostrated him for soVernl li6Uri and unfitted pould hardly have realized 2000 for him for business for two cr three ilnys after and at tho ago of 35 has accumulated wnrd About n year ngq wo called on 3 J druggist and naked for something to soveuor eight million dollars muRt llutclicr an attack that was already nnktng life wnrd og bo included in any list of tho hundred hideous Mr Butcher handed in a liottle of most successful men in tho United ChamVrlnlns Colic Cholcii nntl IJinrrhoon Jlcmcdyi Wo took thbmedlclno according States J B Duko niado his fortune directions and notftiily found relief on tliatocto Ho made casion in tho tobacco business t havo fcvornl times since tried lis virtues and relief in every initniicc We two or threo millions and then tako this found of acknowledging the boncllts mcttiod multiplied his fortune by threo or four derived and recommending to iill others Mibjcct by organizing tho American Tobacco to Indigestion Kor sale by T Julian Company tho great organization that now controls tho manufacture of JACKSTEWARJ cigarettes in this country AUCTIONEER Duko made his fortune iu North Lexington Kt Carolina and then gravitated to New Prompt attention given to nil tales entrusted to business York as most of the groat euro Leave orders at organizers of tho country do sooner or its CiaCi clarcndon UotuthlsoMce or nddioss Lexington Ky later Ho is ono of tho mei bom to bo rich If it had not been accom- Â¬ plished in the tobacco business it would have been done in somo Other Kentucky Central R R way Ho is not a college mau sim BLUE GRASS ROUTE ply an organizer a man of ideas and resistless energy who would mako anything go Liko so many other Shortest and Quickest Route successful men lio wanted to show FROM that ho could mako a newspaper go and it seems to bo going I allude CENTRAL KENTUCKY to tho Ney York RecorderIlo wasnt particular about its politics TO AVJj PdlNTS all ho wanted wa success aiid so it was decided to mako a Republican STOHTH paper although as a native North Carolinian hocould not bo anything Through daily train service between Cincinnati and Middlcsbprough but a Democrat at home and points on U ST J R Thoy tell a story of Dukes father who is still living The old mm akl Schedule in KGoetXor 15 ISfll ono day there was threo things ha No 1 could not understand Ono was the South Bouud KoJ ItyB Daily AcVm Lxptess last Lino Dally steam engine He could not get it in Ex Sun Ex Sun his head how tho power was actually 8 10 a m Ho knew the theory of Lvo Cincinnati produced 8 00 pm 2 55pm Lve Covington s IS a in S 03pm 3 02pm Â¬ Lvc Falmouth 9 45 a m tho expansion of steam but the prac9 lupm 4 85pm Lvo Cyiithhiiia 10 4S a in n 59pm 5 30pm tical operation of tho cligino was an Ait Paris 11 13 u in 10 23pm fi 10pm 12 10 Arr Lexington m 11 00pm 7 00pm everlasting mystery to him Another Lve Paris n i m m 15pm Arr Winchester is in thing ho did not Uudcr3taud at all was Lvo Winchester fiopm 12 40 pm 7 05pm the Holy Ghost That was to him Lre Illchuiond i so p ni 7 55pm in jiiiuuiuiju l asp ni to whom is it not another unsolved Lvo JJerea 2 05 pm 3 05 p m riddle The third thing ho could not Arr Livingston Lve Livingston 3 15 p m 4 10 p ni Lvo London seo through at all was my sonBucki Arr Corbin 4 50 p m Lvo Corbin At homo young Duke lias always Lvo Barbourvillo55 oo p m 52 p ni 6 41 m been known as Buck Probably Lvo Pinevillo Lvo iliddlcborough 7 85 p m the old gentleman never will under Â¬ Arr Cumlieilu Gap 55 p ni stand the genius whom he helped Lvo Corbin 4 50 p m rvo WlUianuOiurg 5 45 p m bring into tho world But ho may ArrJelllco o 20 p m well bo proud of him and ho pan Lvo Itlchniond 1 i m Lvo 4 45 p ni safely boast that no smarter mau is to Arr Lancaster s 29 p m Stanford bo found anywhere within the limits No 2 No 4 of these United States Haitford North Bound NoC Dally Dally Dally Kxpivss Conn Post Kxiciuu p1 iJ A wall paper trust has been organ Â¬ miin in for Infants and Children CutoriM I rccoriunend known to U wwea any prescription H A Aacrzx Jt D Ill So Oxford St Brooklyn N T aet itu wperlorio dpted to chfldrea tht Castor cores Colic Constipation Sour Stomach Diarrhcoa Eructation Eilla Worms gUe sleep and promotes dl restion Wtthoirt injurious medication Tor several years I have recommended your Castorla and shall always continue to do so s It baa invariably produced benedcial reeulU M m Thfl use of CastorUia sonnlrersAl And merits bo wall known that ltseenvi a work of Eupererogatlon to endorse It Few are the Intelligent IftmiliM who Uo not keep CastoriA within easy reach Itfl New York City Late Pastor Bloomlngdalo Bef ormod Church CARLOS HiRTTK DB Jba Wlnthrop Edwin F Tarvzw M IX 15U Striset and 7th Are New York City 5 In Cmtaub Coururr 77 Hon rat Ettjekt New Yon s Pisp5i3na7jsffgi -- p33iP-j7g VS m IFJlS-k-JTJiUSII4 ARE NOW - Receiving fall importations of Ycl vots Dress Goods Blonkotf Ilosfory Underwear including Crocadilo weaves in color and blacks Storm Serges in all tho popular colors Camels hair effects Homespun and 4a i SOUTH v Flannel Suitings silk and Wool A Warp Henriettas Drapes Almas Tricots and Broadcloth in all colors Full line of Zciglors Shoes under contract for early shipment Em broideirs and Torchons in good sup Â¬ ply also full lino of dress trim mings sili nilir ifrxfeifegSa A ji1 J rrtajj All Stmimer G oods at Cost m gSfc U JOHN SAMUELS faWmmMMMMMlMMm rEKErSliHflHls 1 CO Who Owns a Mailed Letter orms The Cellar Eg Ay T The collar should be dry well ligh Â¬ ted and ventilated non freezing and at least seven aiid a half feet in hcigth A basket carried on the shoulders should not strike tho ceil- Â¬ ing An outsido cellar door is useful for carrying down milk fruit and vegetables It saves tracking dirt Ihrough tho house A narrow trench ilfteen inches deep around tho collar floor closo to to tho wall filled nearly full with coarso gravel or broken stone and covered with earth will catch all water oozing in which should then bo carried away by a tile Double windows will keep drain out tho cold aud let in ho light TJso wire screens instead of windows during tho summer trailing somo g morning glories or other vines on the outsido for a shade American Agriculturist Can chronic diarrlueu bo cured Those who think not should road tho following from Mr Joseph McGuflln of Spauldlng Union county Iowa Ilo says I was troubled for years with chronic diarrhoea aud used many kinds of medicine but liOthing with permanent effect for good until I tried Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Dlarrhrea Homcdy I would say to ovcryono in need of medicine for tho ailmout mentioned and kindred dis Â¬ eases try tho Itcmody and liko my eolf you will never bo without it iu 25 and 50c bottlqs for your homo taloby T G JuHaiu quick-growin- c 8 05 am It was stated recently that a letter 8 45 am 9 35 am onco mailed is no lougei tho property DM SB am o of tho sender but belongs to the pcr Lve CumTd Gap Lto MMdlciborotigh 3 0 ii am Lvo sou to whom it is addressed a 7 4 am This Lvo Pinevllle Ilarbrvillo S 85 am was an error and should bo corrected Ait Corbin g 25 am r- Lvo 9 Siaa Under tho postal regulations of tho Lvo Corbin Loudon 10 11 am 11 05 am United States aud tho ruliugs of tho Ait Livingston Lve Livingston 11 15 am highest courts a letter does not belong Lvo Borou 12 10 nn A long tested pain reliever to the person to whom it is sent until Arr iichmnd 12 41 pm Lve Itlchniond a 05 am 12 41 pin it is delivered to him li 55 am Arr Winchester 1 35 pm Its use is almost universal by the Lvo Winchester 7 10 am 1 55 pm Housewife the Tho writer has a right to reclaim Arr Paris 7 45 am 2 r pm Farmer the Stock Raiser and by 7 00ain 2 00 pm 3 45 pm and regain possession of it provided Lvo Lexington Lvo Paris 7 Wain every one 2 37 pm 4 25 pm Lvo Cynthlana S 24 am 07 pin 4 4S pm ho can prove to tho satisfaction of tlio Lve Falmouth requiring an effective liniment a 21 am 4 01 pin 5 30 pu Warrants were issued ut Pittsburg postmaster at the office from which it Ait Covington 10 49 am 5 5 pm 0 S7 pip No other application compares Arr Cincinnati 10 55 am 5 45 pm 45 pm Wednesday for tho arrest of tho Car was bent that he wa3 the writer of it with it in efficacy ncgio officials aud tho Pinkcrtous on This well known remedy has Even after the letter has arrived at MAYSVILLE BRANCH stood the test of tho charge of murder Several of the office which is its destination and years almost generations them including irr Prick waived ex- Â¬ before it has been delivered to the o 10 J10 12 No medicine chest is complete amination Mr Frick being represent Â¬ person for whom it is intended it may North Bound Daily Daily R sun Ex sitf without a bottle of ed by attorneys and they wcro re- Â¬ bo recalled by tko writer by tele Lao Cincinnati Mustang Liniment 55 11m - 02 pin leased on bond The arrests of Yard graphing through the mailing office Lvo Covington 7 a m 5 20 pm Lve master Dover and Superintendent T 55 a 15 pm Tho regulations of tho Post ofllco arise tor its use almost every day IS a m ii its pir McConncll at Homestead caused a de Department of course require that tho AlToMl Lnun Arr Carlisle s 40 a m 7 00 pm V n 34 a m ill druggists and dealers have An loluuon 7 54 inn monstration to bo mado by the utmost care shall be taken by the Mr Maysville 10 10 a m 8 80 pa strikers which tho soldiers had to Postmaster at tho oflico of mulling to stop and ono striker was arrested ascertain that tho person who desire No 9 No 11 South Bound DjiIIv Dailj Judge Ewing has refused to release to withdraw thq letter is rcallv the Exsuu Ex Sun Anarchist Knold on bail ono entitled to do 30 and tho post Â¬ Lve Maysville 5 20 a m 1 50 pm Johnson 5 57 am 2 27 pm Tho four hundredth anniversary of master is responsible for his error if Lvo Cnrllflu Lvo 0 50 a m 3 20 pm mo nailing oi uoiumuus on ins voyage lo delivers tho letter to au inmostcr LvoMlllersburg 7 15 a is 3 45 Jim S Arr Paris 7 40 a in 4 10 pm of discovery was colehrated Wednes Â¬ or an unauthorized person s 2s a m Air Lexington Â¬ 7 00 pm day at Palos with imposing cere- Â¬ Arr 10 5 J a m 0 87 pm - LiChi5i Tho vital principle of our political Arr Covington TV7f5iJ kl iii Cincinnati 11 00 a in mony 0 45 pm iMKgrY vstem lies at the bottom of this mat TWO HARVEST EXCURSIONS ter In this country tho State is tho 3 K KNOTT CPATM011E IralUo Mnnnfter ucnl lass Act servant or agent of tho citizon not General Oilices Lfiiiisvllle Ky Via Chicago Milwaukee St Paul hi master It remains merely his Oflice K-- MORSE st GenU lassgr Act Place opposlto jail on High street Have added to our stoek of COAL tno Cluunber ot Commerce WUc Cinfl O Ry on Tuesday August 3oth agent throughout thq transmission of BiAVCK AND aud th0 celebrated FIRE CHEEK BLACK and September 27 1892 Xol Dally to nil ii letter Tho State may prescribe visioi which Ij dillyjKiints except Kowlaml Di for BELMONT PEACH aJLd 8tiU hcadquartcrs Sunday OKCIIAKD NUT and CANNEL COALS Wlioro the grasses aio klsetl bj- tho wnmlriug No a Itiiua dally ex ecoit 45 6mo Sunday from Loxlngtor regulations under which its own ser Â¬ to liiveze Clnciutl No linns dallv And tho llclds are rich with tho golden Brain vants may carry a message for tho No 4 ltunu dally fwm etntlonu except tlio Where the schooieiiloiiKhsthroiiKh tho vrairlo citizen butit cannot shirk its respon Â¬ Rowland Hi vision which ail daily except undny is scaa NoO Dallv except Sunday sibility to him Youth Companion J0 IlllilV OX hllllllllV lutirWll rlnnlinotl To ltd destined port on tho weaterh plain and lAixingtim The Advocate will bo glad to do AVhcio homes may never ho Bongnt in vuln No and Loxinston Accommodation Kentucky Training School It is said that Senator Gorman is jLncl hopo Is tho thricftlest plant that grow - 4i am Lexington 10 00 am Arriyea your job printing for you Wo aro Mt Sterling Ky likely to bo mado Chairmau of tho rntis Wherp man may over his right maintain NoT Falmouth Accommodation Leaves Ciu prepared to do ilno job printiug in all And land la na ft copa thu wind that blow National Democratic Catnpaigu Com- Â¬ elnnatl 5 15 pin Anivcs Falmouth 7 05 pm its branches on short notico and on except Sunday For further particulars upply to tho mittee if he will accept tho position dally 8Ieavea Fnlntonth 0 00 am Arrivca Cin No reasonable terms cinnati 7 55 am dally except Sunday Programmes let- Â¬ nearest Ticket Agent or address D C Tho headquarters of tho Committee No 1 and 3 make connection at Winchester foj terheads billheads statements and points on the N N X M V ltv Brady Southern passenger Agent at lay Fifth avenue Nevv York city enw horn Cincinnati to iMPi1Tclrrea A practical homelike Military school with cclloj Mlddleborougli and Cumberland Gap and all in everything in this lino done in strictly 237 Fourth Avenue Louisvillo Ky wero thrown open Wednesday late course Number limited rooms lull last year termediatOBtutiong aud rang daily first class stylo 4Stf Ki vmiij tnajvT tw irunucni9upcrifli9 B j Lvo Lancaster Arr Iticlunond LvoJellico Lvo Willlasb g Arr Corbin Lvo Stanford 7 oo 7 50 10 15 am m am lexican Mustang Liniment A Cure for the Ailments of Man and Beast X U CO 111 I r wions it orx rnLade ligrliter a rxcL car ries annore otl t jnarL a n37 load lasts AVrnvw isimitsstss to M fc-v T - J S - 1 Olxiols B Jones ui-is H- I0e H1 5ft r v x i ft k Si X 1 - r iit i I Y fttW Vv ttj l bS y x - tmfrr T iwvr jfrWTfWv Jl v I SFTTO 7i O J V Wl MT STEIffJUSfr J 4JJyOOATETirESIAyAytGUSy9v1892 T lj ftJ5 tn ft ftf TfrftpwcxTE WlftHt A i -- poultry Reversible snaKe t mouths arc- reversible occupying one end of tho snako for six months and thou changing to the other Tho man who tells the story says ho refused to believe it until ho captured ono of the reptiles and had it examined by a physician with tho result that tho stories about it were fully confirmed This is probably a caso whero the letter killcth and tho spirit makcth alive Tho rovcrsiblo snako is an allegory It means tho doublc t ction protective tarill bill which Maj Mc Kinloy and his accomplices havo turned loose upon tho country This reptile has two mouths ono of which it uses to tell tho manufacturers that it exists solely for tho purpose of saving the country from tho cutso of cheapness and to tell consumers that tho protection policy is the greatest device ever discovered for rendering everything extraordinarily cheap When fat is wanted for campaign pur- Â¬ poses this liver colored serpent from cludcd nest tho flock will do excel- Â¬ its high prico mouth hisses in tho ear lent work throughout the season of the manufacturers that they are the Wheat has and will continue to bo sole beneficiaries of tho higlrtariff ono of tho best foods for laying hens that the Republicans havo made them aB it contains tho elements that stimu- Â¬ fat at the expenso of the consumers late egg production Ileus will al and that unless they part with some ways eargerly consume as much of this adiposo tissue for tho purpose wheat as is fed to thoni It is best to of buying votes tho wicked free be a little moderate in its use owing traders will bring on an era of low to its fattening qualities as fat hens prices that will drive thorn out of busi Â¬ soon forget ho W to lay Some feed This 6ame month tells the screenings or broken ness wheat but no laborer that a cheap coat implies a farmer who raises his own grain cheap man and that his wages would should consider for a 1u9n10nttho use go down unless ho was protected by of anything but sound old wheat laws to make dearer llic products of Failure often comes from attempt- Â¬ his toil that lie is piotected through ing too much A single variety of his employer whom protection enables pure bred fowls turkeyp ducks or to pay higher wages should he desire geese can all be raised on tho same to do so as of courFQ ho will farm without danger of intermixing When it comes to reconciling conBetter to handle six varieties and be sumers to tho high tax policy it is dis- Â¬ successful than two dozen and only covered that the mouth is at tho other partially succeed Specialty farmiug Statistics are mar Â¬ cud of the snake stock raising fruit culture and horti- Â¬ shaled to show that quite a number of culture arc not successful together articles are cheaper now than they boing surrounded with all about you were two or three years ago The on tho same farm Unless ample consumer is asked to believe that a capital with intelligent management bill tor which trusts aud other monop- Â¬ is provided the farm cannot do well olies paid hard cash in advance in or- Â¬ As tho egg of tho hen contains der to get an opportunity to tax con- Â¬ nearly all tho elements constituting sumers for their own purposes has caused tho cheapening of tho very the human body it is rcasonablo to products which it was intended to suppose that a flock of hens require a to make dearer and at the same time constant variety of food to make up has compelled these monopolies to pay the egg It should therefore be the aim of poultry raisers to study the more for their labor In other words feeding of lowls economically and tho cheap mouth of the reversible judiciously keeping tho qucston of snake claims to have reversed all the ogg forming materials always in riew laws of nature and of commerce and to so have transformed human nature Tho success wo road about by largo poultry breeders lies hidden in their that the more men pay for their pro- Â¬ knowledge of how to feed which ducts and tho less competition they thoy have discovered by observation havo the cheaper they sell their goods and study American Agriculturist There is however a class of con Rocky Mountain Insects sumers of manufactured goods who do not care to see the principle cheapness The table lands and mountain val Â¬ carried too far The farmers like to leys to tho west of the Great Plains buy clothing tools etc as cheaply as possible but they wUh to sell their arc subject to several insect pe3ts as grain potatoes and provisions for as injurious as the famous Colorado po- Â¬ C T Gillette B 19 has much as thoy can get The reversible tato beetle g snake is ready for this class also It studied the native fruit treo moths the larva of which eat tho hisses in the cars of tho farmers that under tho McKinlcv bill the price of young foliage of orchard and forest farm products has gone tip nearly 20 and curl tho older leaves with webs per cent while tho cost of tho neces- Â¬ for hiding places In this stage they saries of life has declined Then it can bo destroyed by spraying with glides away without waiting to ox London purple or Paris green Tho plain how it happeus that farm pro- Â¬ grapevine leaf hopper and tho West- Â¬ ern currant and gooseberry span ducts are not necessaries of life is tho meaning of the allegory worm are resisted by spraying with Such All tho goose- Â¬ The mistake kerosene emulsion of tho reversible snake the berries and currants stung by tho In detail was made in separating changes by a period of six months fruit fiy should be gathered and burn Tho reversible snako of protection can ed as this msect is last becoming a change the character of its mouth a serious pest in tho Missouri valley dozen times a day when tho exigen- Â¬ All stems infested with tho imi ortcd cies of a campaign render it desirable currant borer should bo cut and burn Â¬ ed early in the spring Insect powder Courier Journal aud kcroseno emulsiou are recom Â¬ Shad Troos In the Pasture mended for tho spotted bean beetle and for tho squash root maggot Tho If possible every field used for pas- Â¬ wcovils in ripo garden and field peas ture should havo a shade tree in it can bo killed by the fumes of bisul Â¬ The trees may produce fruits and nuts phide of carbon in a tight box Amer- Â¬ as well as shade At tho proper sea- Â¬ ican Agriculturist son plant two or three trees in tho Now Try This field and build a permanent fence about them Fertilize and cultivate It will cost you nothing aiid will well Tho fence can bo removed in a surely do you good if you havo a fow years If intended for horso pas- Â¬ cough cold or aiiy troubo with throat BV ture tho lower limbs should not bo less chest or lungs Dr lungs Now Dis- Â¬ B than eight feet from tho ground covery for Consumption coughs and Never put barbed wire near a shado colds is guarrantecd to give relief or troo frequented by stock Tho an money is paid back Sufferers from i Imal droppings about these trees cause grippo found it just tho thing and un Â¬ thorn to grow far more vigorously der its use had a Bpccdy and perfect recovery Try a sample our than thoso not thus visited Cut tho expenso and learn for bottlo at just yourself every two or thrco years to i top back mako the tree spreading Tho ehadoÂ¬ how good a thing it is Trial bottles W S Lloyds iwill not greatly retard tho crops grow frco at sizo GOc and 100 drug store American Agriculturists Largo ling near Â¬ Â¬ leaf-rollin1 An Eastern paper tells a story of a liver colored snake found in India which is said to havo two mouths though in point of fact it has only one mouth at any given time Its A man blames the hens when eggs arcscarco and in demand and ho has none to sell Is not tho blame well placed at his door wheh a comfortable liousd and proper diet havo never IIo argues that tho been theirs manger rack in thohorso stable under th6 barn is good enough for any chicken tho dung heap ample to pro vido thorn with a living leather farming ought to pay Geese and ducks aio tho fowls for this purpose Good clean gceso feathers will command at least forty cents per pound For this oho revenue it would pay a farmer to keep a number of Whito China orToulouso geese Thoy1 aro a hardy fdwl and roam in meadows and fields in search of food and live well on much that a chicken would not touch Straw is very good nesting mater- Â¬ ial for laying hens Sawdust is also used and is quite cleanly and conven- Â¬ ient For sitting hens tobacco stems keep away vermin insuring a close steady sitting which brings more chicks when the time arrives for hatching Tho material for nests should bo renewed every other week ana somo supply it once a week With clean quarters and a quiet so r chatiwww i Such was tho caso with this particular bulldog No nmount of coaxing or beating had any effect upon tho brute Tho man suffered ex cruciating agony but it was not until a heated iron was applied to the dog that ho could bo forced to relin quish his hold Tho brute was killed the mans wounds wero cauterized but unfortunately tho uso of his arm was impaired by tho injury and is to this day New York Herald Â¬ instrument A gentleman owning a nno uuuaog invited n friend to inspect him Tho two roceodMt6liqMrriag house tho dog was released and his fine points admired Wearied of this tho friend espying usot of boxing glovfcs invited tho host to a friendly eot tov Thofclmllongo was accepted tho gloves woro donned and the two men raised their hands in tho attitude of defense Tho Btrangor led foi1 hid opponents fnco Scarcely hnd his arm shot out when tho bulldog suspecting danger sprang quick as a flash and bur ied his teeth in tho mans forearm Thoro is a tradition and it seems well borne out in fact that when a bull dog onco fastens his teeth in either man or beast his jaws lock and thoy can oo scarcely pried apart with an Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Cornelius ODowd in one of his in imitable essays tells us that onco upon a timo in the County of Clare a quarrel occurred in tho hunting field between two gentlemen who wo will call Captain Robins and W Jones Esq Very hot words passed be EESTIXQCiLirr tween them Let us settle tho busi- rtoct 13 QCisrirr ness at onco cried the captain I ri have pistols in tho house Noth ing better said tho squire Im your man It was at length decided that they should fight in tho stable yard at fifGREAM teen paces each man to hold n lantern as a mark for his opponent Where are you you scoundrel VIA wi Sin 8 H BfcR a yjMKtwityi udriUiun3ujitMi l cried tho captain when they came out into tho yard FOR SO YEARS Tm here you shoeblack replied tho squire Has locS aH Worm Remedies btand out bold said the captain EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED Jfts what Im doing said tho other SOLD EVERYWHERE Give the word and no moro talk- rrrpti rdtiRIUIinDSOVmLOnXEU CO STtOCIS ing tGet behind tho pump yer honor get behind tho pump before you fire JAPANESE whispered tho groom pulling the captain by tho coat He did so and whgn they blazed away it was the squire who got it and it was moro than three months beforo ho could get out again Leeds Mercury Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ A Duel In tho Dark f nv In the beginning God createdl heaven and earth and all things 1645 therein Ho then created man and TZHB OXjID XSEnLt3LAJ3XaJB woman and loft tho loafers on the corners and in due timo thoy multi Â¬ LIFE plied and spread into tho depot post r J offioo and stores In thp latter place a they sit and explain Btato and nation- Â¬ al problems that havo vexed great -- Jkr2SX DDOIDID SJXMESEDaBDfcTl minds and exist partially by sam Â¬ pling goods While ho is thus en gaged his wife is out washing for Total A sec Us January J 1812 8B7s988 i fIWMjBUj 0 Iaid lollcv Holders emeu organization u her noighbors and the poor helpless owiimus i 1 18 in children oro loft at homo to caro for uuwiiuin vi ij uti 800000 yf fwJu T r t1 Tf themselves as best they cau Thoro 101111 MiWJ W wean nnoo is nothing moro noticeable than the iiiiKu UJI fi loafer Callao Ho Courier 5000 mc5AndciB0n iSw Twic Wright ja AMngwnn cow oo James jr Hon jjo m A mourning Stamp Wanted flIliiLCLingiHlg ft was a very rcsthotic young wom AllA It an who sighed tho other day as bIio Vto i luitM rnr ft V occupation Xo forcUmo in caso or Id in ww My w unu lftlllUt ICSUitU HI 11P81UU UIU pOMUlCS scaling wax hor scaled with black T2ae Boa Coarac Offered black Tordered envelope when she was For any additional intimation njiOy to forced to put a red stamp upon it K W SSIITJI CO State Agents 512 W Main St Loulavlllo Ky Or TC GRAVES 3tStlingKy Tho government ought really to 48 lm issue mourning stamps sho said it is a positive discord to uso those gay things Now York Times n Tho modern uso of the word rats as an interjection can hardly bo exÂ¬ plained Sometimes it expresses in crodulousness and is uttered disdain fully just after tho climax of an exaggerated statement Sometimes it is used to express disgust and if rightly pronounced is effective Its uso as a noun has a place in the dic N tionary of slang as one who deserts his party or associates among printers ono who works at less than es tablished rates Kansas City Star 1IH of e-w-- mm w JXrr Txaer9 1 a rxL -- ifM-e-r- TV - iti i 9 I I I T Â¬ W1U Bv cr l firei piRE FIRE Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ WHITES you want good Insurance insure with HOFFMAN If you want reliable Insurance Insure with HOFFMAN If you want to insure in compa nies that pay all losses promptly Insure with HOFFMAN 25S5 l VASAT first-class-comp- E He represents more companies and pays his losses with more promptness than any agent in Eastern Kentucky and insures at rates as low as any agent of a Office Traders Deposit Bank ist floor Â¬ A HOFFMAN Chamberlains Eyo and Skin A certain euro for Chronic Soro Eyo Tetter Salt Rheum Scald Head Old Chronic Sore3 Fever Sores Eczoma Itch Prairio Scratches Soro Nipple3 rind Pilos It is cooling and soothing Hundreds of cases havo been cured by it after all other treatment had failed It is put up in 25 and CO cent boxes SX Ointment Coal Coal Coal CALL ON A Pleusctl Englishman A globe trotting Englishmans hab it was to amuse himself and while away life by going wheresoover there was promise of novelty dan ger or excitement Ho had been to the African diamond fields to the Mahdis realms to our frontier min ing camps and he was onhis way to Alaska But ono trip ho made was to seo tho cowboys about whom ho had read a great deal They are a very nun sort of beg gars said he a veiy rum sort 13ut they re not half bad as a lot dyou know I no sooner got into bed in the otel in tho first cowboy town I got into than a band of the beggars came dashing up tho street fixing off their revolvers liko madmen It happened that tho otel was a very ianishacklo framo building almost as thin as cardboard and in five minutes the walls of my bedroom were riddled with bullet holes in tho most surprising manner Fancy my satisfaction for I had traveled 5000 miles to witness that very thing l Julian Ralph in Harpers Weekly Â¬ Â¬ A Gnmnnfccil Cure for nits of ulintcvcrMnd ordcRiees External Internal Wind or Bleed inp Itchinc Clirnulr Jtcccnt or Hereditary This lcmcdy lias positively ne cr ucen known to tan iou ii ikiv o uoci iortouu scni uy mail nrcuairt on rcceint of mice A written Guaian- - RHSHSESfflfilR7i5SiSSSSSSSffiiSfSSS5J teo lioaitncly glcn to ciichptirclinr crof 0 boxes wucn mircnascu ai one lime 10 rciuna mo ruu FREE TO ALLM paid if not cured Guoinnteo ismed In-- W S Our New Illustrated Ilojd DrozffUt and olo Agent ilt fatPtline Cataloimo of Hlanlt ICy Call Sales nip for zziy buids vines anruDj W LUKE CassitySnmli if 4 or all kinds of j y I MhmiSi NANZ sm urnamomai I applicants KENTUCKY AND 100 pages Most complete Plant Catalogue published Satisfaction Guaranteed 45 Greenhouses 30 acres Address NEUNER mmj wees Small Fruits Grane Vines Seeds etc will g uu juuiiuu rrco tu tui VIRGINIA COAL PECULATE THE STOMACH LIVER AND AND svmwtfwywwswwwwa 1892 ORCHARD Louisville Ky Cheapi BOWELS ivT PURIFY THE BLOOD A RELIABLE REMEDY FOR 1892 Indication lillloumcM Headache Coitttl lBtlonIyspcpnlu Chronic UvcrTroublcr una complexion Jiysciitcry jiiznnc Offcnulro Breath and all disorders of tho o Stomach Ilvcr and Howcln 5 Rlpam Tannics contain nothtne tnjnrlom to m Lawn and Garden 2 the inoft delicate constitution Pleasant to take S gate effectual Giro Immediate relict bold by dniRgiuts Atrial bottle sent by mall a on tvedpt ot 11 cents Address THE RIPAbS CHEMICAL CO 10 SPRUCE STREET L saaeofoeeaacooooocoee HEW YORK CITY Jmmcnso stock of fruit and ornamental trees small fuutS sluulifs vines and plant Pi lees low Wo lui o no agents and our piofits ceiso Vt lieio theirs licsin Ucncntl and BtinvbeiTyeit altvucsou application to quently called into private houses to put out exploding lamps or clothing that has caught fire from an acci dent of tho land When a lamp is blazing ceiling high it requires considerable nerve to take hold of it and hurl it out of a window but that is the simplest and best way to prevent disaster If that is possiblo or if tho burning oil has got on tho carpet or table cover a shovelful of sand or failing sand of common soil will generally do all that is necessary Hie same applies to any one whoso clothing is covered with oil and on firo If he can lie down and have somo soil shoveled on his clothes the firo will go out instantly whereas a dozen buckets of water would hurt him much worse than tho firo A bucket of sand standing in a cupboard in u room whero a coal oil lamp is burned is a good precaution and may check at tho start what might otherwise bo a most disas trous firo Exchange Â¬ Â¬ Iatnps Policemen and firemen aro fre A Uso Hint to Icoplo Who ir v hillkxmhyek Lexington Ky PTTH Â¬ b m Ml h b 1 If r rtdk HEETH IS WEALTH Â¬ Â¬ up a number of rooms I am there Â¬ KnHHMBOT PILES fore prepared to accommodato my Dr E I Wests Ncn o and Hi aln Treatment a friends with hoard and lodgingiby the A SURE and CERTAIN CURE rtini nnti d specific for Il stciia Divines Con week day or meal Special attention known for 15 years as the BEQT vuUionsl Fiu Ncn ous Xcuinlcia Headache paid to Court day dinners Charges Is en ous rrostrutlon caused bv tho uso of alco REWIEDY FOR PILES hol or tollicco Wnlxcf ulncss Mental Dopiesaion fepwdbjmcmitDsoMTmoitHEp co st locis eoftcuindof the lirnin lcsultinjr in insanity and reasonable leading M misery decay mid death lloimitme J A STEPHENS t 5 Vcwlllp DO YOU Boarding House I HDLCKfi tr a i flu d -- j t AtS i TOIlliffstirBIEfrnai niAi ri W 7 V tin -- URAIN Restau rant routed tho Ihave Main streetBaum builtlingon ami havo litted Â¬ AND KUJKtYh a iHJM3CCWV Niit m STrTatSt WES Ill 1 I Old AKCilnrrenness Loss of lowei In cither Jntoluntnir Looses and bpennatonlionsn caused bylot cr uvet tion of tho binlii self abuso liaeli bo contains ono or ocr ililulgcnce mouths tiVitmcnt J100 a bo or siv boC3 for 500 Bent ly mall piepaid on icoeipt of piicc be 31 tf THE BLACISIITHII6 I am prepared BlacksmitWng HORSESHOEING I hayo WE aUARANTEE SIX BOXES To euro nnr case Willi each 01 dcr l ccch cd bv us for nlxbWes accompanied with 500 wo will send thu piichaerour w tittcn guaiantco to io fund tho lnlnoy If tho treatment doc not effect a cuic Guaimtccs istued only by W S Llojd Druggist aAl Solo Agent Jilt Stciling liy ISText AJNUAXSESSIOI OF to do all kinds OF General iO What llccamo of tho Money i Eugene Fields wife is tho financial manager of tho family for tho poet is as prodigal in his expenditures and as extravagant in his charities as a man can well bo Not long ago Mrs Field intrusted him with a sum of money to make a payment on his life insurance policy and in an hour after ho left tho house ho returned followed by a man bearing eight largo pasteboard boxes Theso contained a magnificent collection of butterfiies 800 spocimons and had taken every cent of the insurance money But Mrs Fields only com plaint was Dear mo Gone where on earth can wo put all those things Thohousois a veritablo museum of animals and inanimate curiosities from rare books to canarie8s Sali Francisco Areonaut j Â¬ Â¬ tho nliooicwnid for nnv case of Coiupliint Dyspepsia Sick Headncho In- digc stlon C isttpntion or Costhcnuss wo can not euro wltlhvcbtu Vegetable Ll er lills when DiouirectioninieKUicin complied with Thoy aio purely urotnblo andnccr fall to glto sat- iefaction 6nVtr Coated Iaigo boes contain Â¬ ing io piIls2JVents llcwaioofcountci fcitsand imitations alio genuino inauufnctmvd onlv bv Tut Joiik ClWrsT Company Cuioago Z2 ly For salo by iillllnisgists ReAarcl I Harris Institute WILL OPEN Repairing A SPECIALTY Ilvcr Mir 81 46 tf reduced my prices to meet hard times Only 1 for all around shooing and 10 per contolT for cash Sneclaf Attention Giyen to Steel Work ill YOUIt IKXCILS AT SCHOOL f Get our Jfagid Scliolars Companion and you will inn ono mil we as it isinsieneu uy a uom binaUon Lock lKciy boxhasa diflcitnt com blnation Sent IkiM paid for 25 cents LOSE J W NICRERSON AND CONTRACTOR w rAKKFitDancrs aiass Bring in your wood work I am prepared to do anything in this lino in first class stylo All work fully guaranteed 4 BUILDER Thanking my customers for past I solicit a continuation of their IviClll patronage Star J W BARBEE him and eccuio estimates PANSIES enr fiesli nnd wui ranted worth 20 cent with a six monthi subsc ptlon to Plain Talk amx- icenpapoJUubtriiVdmoiu allforSficrnte f LAIN TALK rUBubUING vaclcts Pansy Seeds ETwo one packet loitula- - Plaaiag OFFICE i AT favors jjMirjM l no lAra Jcn iui vuy t3 iino Locust Mrcet opposite Badger 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