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If yt I mI mr t L lyJL JL fc r-- STERLING ADVOCATE IDENTICAL IN INTEREST WITH ITS OWN PEOPLE MT STERLIN aKENTUCKY TUESDAY AUGUST 16 1892 GENERAL NEWS At St Louis Tuesday Judge James C Norvillc of tho Criminal Court committed suicide by taking poison Criticism of his court and conduct by tho Post Dispatch caused him to bring suit against tho paper for alleged libel and ho also instituted proceed- Â¬ ings for criminal libel against the papers editors It is thought that his mind becamo unbalanced by these troubles IIo left a noto saying Jie had determined not to kill F D White tho chief editor of tho paper preferring suicide to murder There were four other suicides in St Louis shortly after tho Judge killed himself Mr Ballard Smith of tho Now York World has resigned and his resignation has been accepted by Mr Pulitzer tho proprietor of tho World The cause of Mr Smiths withdrawn1 is 6aid to bo his editorial policy regarding tho Homestead strike Under his leadership tho World took ultra grounds in defense of the strikers editor-in-chief A WEEKLY JOURNAL - j OXr Sw- III SS52SH55S888 o -w - ta h NO3 DVERTISING RATES O Wool Carding AND MANUFACTURING Praotloal Tariff Work Carlisle On Silver Things Useful to Know Scratches and bruises may bo re- moved from furniture by using the kernel of a walnut or a butternut To make the eyebrows grow bet common salt into them cverv night before going to bed I car lSCStlCTllS 28SSSS88888S 88S888SSSS88 SSS888SS8888 S3l3S8SaS8888 all of tho above goods at low down that wo aro prepared to manufacture Wo would respectfully icform all prices aud guarantee tho veiy best of work Wool fiom a distance carded into rolls and returned to owner in IMonths TWEEDS Cotton and Woolen Hosiery insertions iMonths iscrtions Eight Insertions lOno Mont- hFour Jneertiona I Throe I Two m Months ssesassassss Insertions Insertions to Insertion Court Iudoe T ptomDcr tober presidlngThrd Monday sold J mSv John E FouitU Monday In November and the rnKKT OF 00HMOK riKD Monday Jn quick time Full weight of rolls in guaranteed 888888888888 return all work up in strong shoots and Tio it will bo returned in good order Cash paid for wool or goods given in exchange Will pay highest price S8S8S8SSSSSS for rendered Tallow in cakes or bar rols or exchango Soap for it Prices for manufacturing furnished on appli- Â¬ cation and price list sent Directory Agents for tho best Sheep Dip J sArrsox presiding Tuesday afj uu u Third Monday in January Apm uiy ftnaju presiding Third DA LOUD Lexington Ky BRO Pnoenix Woolen Mills Monday of each BR OTn GrYvSs presiding First Sat- rauy in cut -- mill 8tW V w W T Tyle h E F Robertson managers DnnPFSSIONAL ATWETT Auomey-at-La- WW Kentucky practice in the Courts ot J 1 M OUVttorneyLavvaaSneyo anything concerning All collections and real estate uqiM tactions or when STAR Planing Mill Co Manufacturers and dcalors in all kinds of w5tlT5t1LMTK THOMPSON WR Ki CH AS D 11 Bamcs MI SaDin DUEUSON ijpfcrslclau and Surgeon - eKterlingKy - Rough- - Dressed b KyO HXtf FOUD lot Mt Sterling tssi Vr LUMBER iH uuitci JUDGE tw s White Pino and Poplar Singles Doors of all Sizes C1K0WKAT1 O Sash Glazed and Unglazed Window and Door Frames nSmlldlng Mt sferllngJKy Moulding and Brackets of all lands Ajv a n Verandas of very Description AMOS DAVIS MACKTADLER CO WHOLESALE CLOTHIERS tilJV -A Mi MAS Tyler nvinr ySlS w VrnT7TlIING CO Cincinnati O Star Planing Mill Company Lewis lApperson Mt Stciling Ky Mi Sterling Ky mTLEU JL APrEUSONBltOOKS Attorncys-nt-La- Annmlldlng Attorneys- ui iu The Bargain Store GORDON FRANKS Hnvo mado a great change in their Clothing nnd Lhoo business Tlioy hai o tho goods to Milt both rich nnd poor young and old at prioec un Â¬ heard of We mo selling new su2ts at 350 up Nens Shoes at 03c up Ladies Shoes at 70c up Misses Shoos at 46c up Alfeo great bargains in VJUITE U MtStcrlInBKy Montg will nractico in the counties of j l M ADEIIAVEN nMft Court Will the Commonwealth Rti cet L BTOHB o MtsteKy practice i u nil niirru Hats Gaps Gents FnrnfeMne Goods Dont I la mkh G -- A SUDDUTU CTTTTTTrIll Wo receive new goods every week forget to cnll and see us at 1235 and Coivrt Place Telephone Corner VfngS Louisville Ky HmH1 D L PllOCTOIt IP 7 Mt Sterling JCy HiinirMt stoning ji imu- Offlceover BtU AttorneysatLaw The Bargain Store 24 South Maysvllle Street Opposite Opera House Tinii eiU Tyler Appcison hulfdiiig yucen svrecu donee on Offlco Boom 8 NCOXMli Kcsi- - J O MILER SUCCKBSOR TO -- j Miller y Collections promptly attended to Mt stSJifnonKuitdart needed will Answer telegram D Wi Ison - willbo in DA WATT Veterinary Siugeon When INSURANCE AND UOWAltD VAN ASTVgUlg nfflMtrVHDr Wm Van Antwerp bhort street opposite tho court house n UHAYDONMp Mt Stciling Ky Uffleo near midenpe cor iflgh SHANKLAND U Sycnmoro Sts Real Elstate LOWEST RATES CHOICEST COMPARISON PROMPTEST SETTLEMENTS -- WC vyi JttlCC ISO Dentist Mt sterling w4 YCSl jJiaii uu ij fciilT frTll sm d CIVY MCKKK Attornoy-at-La- w vw- - Of Any AM All Agencies UlUCu Ulaki3 nmf rvmt Attornoy-nt-La- w Mt stciiing iyItroadwny und Mt Sterling Ky M Elliott FUcr Block up stalls with JOwingsvllle Having recently removed from and located In the city of Mt Sterling will mao tice In the courts of Montgery Both ond ad Joining counties and In the bupeilorot Couit k Court t Appeals and Federal tucky Pi ompt and careful attention will bo given to all business entrusted to him Offlco In Josiah indsay AGENT ON suf C O RAILROAD west of depot OHASREIS -- Mt Sterling Ky Manufacturer and dealer in Tobacco Hogs Â¬ heads Hough Lumber and Lako Ice Wo make our business which Is booming by doing tho best work and offering Hough Lumber at spec Â¬ ial prices which are never met Wo also do m custom sawing -- MANUFAQTUItEn OF h r r i Saddles Harness Bridles Halters c tho largest and most com plcto lino of ouoral Saddlory Goods I can H FLETCHER f in tho city AUCTIONEER All work mado of llrst class material MT STERLING KENTUCKY j and bv skilled workmen Call and his services to tho people of Montgomery prices Offers surrounding counties Irompt attention examine stock and leara given to nil sales of Personal Property nnd Ileal 24 Iyr CHAS ItEIS Estate Terms Reasonable Speaking of tho tariff said a New Senator John G Carlisle lias ad Â¬ tako linens On dressed lettor to John A Lyne of York merchant thoso that run over 100 threads to tho Henderson Ky making clear his po- Â¬ square inch tho duty is 35 per cent sition on tho silver coiuago question on thoso that run 100 threads or less tho duty is CO per cent This makes IIo says ho is opposed to free coinage a plain discrimination in favor of tho of eithergold or silver but in favor wealthier classes who can afford to of unlimited coinage of both metals buy a fine grade of linen Tho poor upon terms of exact equality No people who hivvc to use tho coarse discrimination should bo mado in and cheap kind havo to pay more for it in proportion than tho wealthier favor of ono metal and against the citizens do for theirs Of course tlfo other nor should any discrimination idea was to protect tho American be made in favor of holders of either manufacturer of linen Tho thing gold or silver bullion and against the has been tried but save for tho man- Â¬ great body of people who own other ufacture of the cheaper grades of kinds of property Gold and silver crash it lias proved a failure Tako worsted dress goodstoo on bullion should bo treated exactly alike which we pay an ad valorem and a in the mints of tho United States weight duty also Heres something that is that a dollars worth of gold that costs 2s Gd on tho other side should bo coined into a gold dollar That is GO cents The ad valorem and a dollars worth of silver should duty is 50 per cent that makes tho goods cost 90 cents a yard It weighs bo coined into a silver dolhr and thirteen ounces to tho yard and tho if no charges are made for coining the weight duty is 44 cents a pound or 37 one then no charges should bo mado A telephone message from Grosi in cents per yard So a yard of stun for coining tho other the foothills twelve miles from Reed costs us Continuing Senator Carlisle says 30 Weight ley Cal says tho Visalia train robbers Original cost iV Ad valorem tho declaration 120 that in his opinion aro on Nigger Creek ten miles from Total That we sell for 150 per yard and made upon the subject of coiuago of Grosi surrounded by a posse of over fifty armed men The officers aro tho cost of it in England was only GO silver by the Democratic party at its confident of a capture of tho despera- Â¬ cents recent National Convention is perfect- Â¬ And hero aro Roubaix goods a ly sound in principle and enunciates does if they get no further in tho common serge this that cost24 cents the only true public policy mountains originally and cost us 55 cents to land An unsuccessful attempt was mado What Is American Spoiling here And this ono cost us If 10c or oy tno UJncago JMusical Union to se- Â¬ 193 cents in France and landed it What then do British writers cure tho arrest of tho members of tho costs 4G cents something like 125 per mean when they animadvert upon famous Thirteenth BattHion Band of cent increase American spelling Hamilton Out as it passed through So far as I Tho same way too with coat have been able to discover tho British that city en route to Denver on the linings what wo pay 14 cents for on journalists object to certain minor allegation tint it had como into this the other side costs 30 cents landed country in violation of the alien labor labor saving improvements of Ameri- Â¬ here can orthography such as the dropping law Iu tho face of all this themanufac- In a published interview Director turers over there claim that they aro of k from almanack tho omission of g General Davis of the Worlds Colqm making mouey And tho fact remains from waggon and tho liko and they bian Commission is quoted as sayiug that wo aro selling more goods than protest with double force with all the that Congress had really given the ever tho people need them and it strength that in them lies against tho Fair 3283000 or 783000 more than shows that tho goods are not produced substitution of a single for a doube it is generally understood the bill on this side when they continue to in such words as traveller against the substitution of an s for a c in such called for buy foreign goods so lavishly words as defence against the omission Now York Times The name of Marshall dishing tho of a u from 6uch words as Privato Secretary to Postmaster Gen honour and against tho transposing of Practical Politics oral Wanamaker is prominently the final tvo letters of such words as mentioned as a probable successor to theatre The objection to American The Republicans aro apparently First Assistant Postmaster General spoiling may lie deeper than I havo making a still hunt for the Presidency hero suggested and it may have a Whitfield soon to retire A horrible accident happened in At least there is no great beating of wider application but I havo done County II west of Guthrie C T A drums and no great noise being made my best to state it fully and fairly as ef- Â¬ I havo deduced it from a painful pe Â¬ man Jiis wifo and four children were On the other hand there is every fort being made to organizo the party rusal of inauy columns of exacerbated on route in a wagon when their team ran away and dashing over a preci- Â¬ into working clubs that will sccuro British writing every possiblo vote Gen Clarkson is Now if I have succeeded in stating pice killed every one of tho six sending out confidential letters urging honestly tho extent of the British Copies of President Harrisons proc- Â¬ tho organization of Republican clubs journalistic objections to American lamation calling oh armed mon to dis Â¬ in every precinct in the whole country spelling tho unprejudiced reader perse have been shot to pieces where and urges that these clubs parade and may bo moved to ask Is this all posted in Wyoming This is supposed march audi do what they can to bring Aro these fow and slight and unim- Â¬ to be tho work of rustler sympa Â¬ to the polls every voter on election portant changes tho cause of this thizers day mighty commotion One may agree Organization iu overy precinct is with Sainte Bouvo in thinking that Wm Stuoring and Miss Anuio Stucring first cousins who rcsido in what Clarkson advises and there is orthography is tho beginning of litÂ¬ St Louis after unsuccessful attempts no doubtthat it is tho practical way erature without discovering in these to marry in three States camo to to Bccuro votes Speech making is modifications from the Johnsonian Louisville obtained licenso and wore well enoughjbauners attract nttontion canon any cause for extreme disgust and campaign literature may make a Aud since I havo quoted Sainte wed t fow converts but tho business way to Beauvo once I venture to cite him At Winslow thirty miles north of securo votes is to havo every precinct again and to tako from tho same let- Â¬ Van Burcn Ark an unsuccessful at- Â¬ organized in an intelligent manner to ter of March 15 1807 his suggestion tempt was mado to rob tho Frisco have every voters name registered to that if wo write more correctly let passenger train It is believed to make a thorough poll of every voting it bo to express especially honest feel Â¬ have been tho Dal ton gang district and to havo every wavering ings and just thoughts Tho Brotherhood of Carpenters and brother personally talked to and Feelings may bo honest though they Joiners in National Convention at St brought into line There can be no aro violent but irritation is not the Louis adopted a resolution demand Â¬ apathy when every voting district has best frame of mind for just thinking ing that tho Worlds Fair bo kopt a score or two of activo workers daily Tho tenacity with which some of tho making the rounds among tho voters London newspapers arc wont to de open on Sunday is tho method Senator Hill fend tho accepted British orthography Tho house over tho vault at tho This adopted to reclaim Now York from is perhaps duo to feeling rather than Jewish cemctory at Preston and tho graRp of tho Republicans It is to thought Lowell told us that aes Woodbine streets Louisville was set the method that has been employed thetic hatred burnt nowadays with on fire and burned by Tammany to win all of its hard as iierco a ilamo as ever onco theologi- Â¬ Al Howard ofphicago won 8000 fought battles in Now York City cal hatred and auy American who from tho pool rooms Ho accepted 8 It is the plan which tho Democrats chances to noto tho force and fervor 1 odds on Louise a Kentucky filly should employ this year not only in and the frequency of tho objurgations who ran at Garfield Park tho doubtful States but in every against American spelling in tho columns of tho Saturday Review for Tho Fort Payno Coal and Iron Com Â¬ Stato in tho Union Organization and personal inter Â¬ example aud of tho Athcmeum may pany of Fort Payno Ala has been poli- Â¬ find himself wondering as to tho date placed in tho hands of a receiver on views aro tho secret of practical tics speech making is but an acces- Â¬ of tho papal bull which declared tho tho application of a minority of tho sory If tho Democrats do not follow infallity of contemporary British or- Â¬ bondholders tho example of the Republicans and About forty high salaried and orna Â¬ organize every precinct tho Republi Â¬ thography and as to tho place whoro mental officers of tho Geological cans will win a decisive victory just tho council of tho Church was held at was mado an articlo of faith Bureau will bo dropped on account of as well trained and disciplined troops which it Brandor Matthews in Harpers tho reduction of tho annual appropria- Â¬ always win victories over disorganized Magazine tion hosts The Democrats must go at tho Charley Lillard a convict who es Â¬ Representative Wm T Ellis was election of Cleveland and Stevenson in caped from tho Eddyvillo prison sonio Â¬ a busino6s liko manner They must unanimously nominated by tho Democratic Convention of the Second dis not rely upon lung power aud a cam Â¬ days ago lias boon captured in Chris Â¬ Louisville Post tian county paign of education trict at Henderson Ky Tuesday GO 1 1 Â¬ Â¬ torrub Clean white sheepskin rugs by scrubbing them with soap or water drying thoroughly in the sun In washing black wool goods bc- fore making them over uso live cents worth of soap bark to a pailful of water Let it stand until cold Iron on the wrong side A very good and simplo faco tonic is ten drops of benzoin to ono of roso water Put a few drops into the wash bowl when bathing the lace Both will soften and whiten For croup use flannel cloths wrung out of very hot water and applied to tho throat and chest cover with dry ones aud renew with hot as soon as the others commence to cool Unsightlv marks caused by ho dripping of water in marble basins or water closet bowls may be removed by rubbing with a cloth or old tooth brush dipped in pulverized chalk or ammonia Good Housekeeping Practical Sayings If the oven should be too hot at any time place a pan filled with water in it and the heat will be lessened To test tho freshness of eggs drop them in a dish of water and if tho small end comes to the top they are fresh To make pics or biscuit a nice color moisten tho top of them with a little sweet milk just before they aio put into tho oven For iron rust lay in kerosene oil and let it remain some time The oil will loosen tho rust so that it will come off A tablespoonful of powdered borax dissolved in tho bath will prove very invigorating as well as soften tho water so that it will feel liko velvet To take oil out of carpets or wool- Â¬ ens put on buckwheat flour and brush it off very carefully into a dust- Â¬ pan Keep on applying till all of the grease has been absorbed Cut glass should bo first thoroughly washed and dried then rubbed with prepared chalk using a soft brush aud being careful not to neglect any of tho devices This will give it a fiuo polish Good Housekeeping The following story comes fromPrisque Isle county Mich Mrst Shaw had laid the baby down in the grass and returned to tho house for a few moments when an enormous eaulo swooped down on tho infant and sunk its talons into tho little ones llesh aud clothing and took flight witli it Tho mother heard her babys cry and her shrieks biought tho father Mr Shaw at onco mounted a horse and armed with a rifle rode to tho shore of a near by lako where he knew there was an caglos oyrio in the - cliffs Shaw arrived in time to see two eagles hovering above a crag of rock filling tho air with thoir cries and battling for possession of the baby that lay high upon tho cliil Before tho father had reached tho summit one of tho eagles had fallen to the ground while tho other had again taken up the child for another flight Shaw fired and the bird and baby fell into tho water The frantic father plunged into tho lako and caught up the body but tho little one was dead IIo took it homo with tho bodies of tho two eagles ono of which had been killed in tho fight over the proy Cholera infinitum has lost its ter- Â¬ rors since tho introduction of Cham Â¬ berlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhtun Remedy When that remedy is used and tho treatment as directed with each bottlo is followed a cure is cor tain Mrs Fanny Lauderdale of Rock Pope county Illinois says it cured her baby ot cholora infantum after several other remedies iiad failed Tho child was so low that ho seemed almost beyond the aid of human hands or reach of any medi- Â¬ cine but Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured him 25 and 50c bottles for sale bv T G Julian 4 f l fi V i W 1L wvwBBBir WIPFpBrrPwraBHK sgsBSjunfrQV 1 sWTSpTjJSIJ vmmsFmmFiwm y RSP j 7 mt THE ADVOCATE Advocate Publishing Company JIT STERLING TUESDAYAUGUST 10 1S92 ADVoqAaiiqTgsPAYyiTtrst taisfta m h LETTHE QALLEDJADE WINCE r Let tho Democrats withdraw their patronage if they waut to It is all right Wo can do without them Wo havo monoy enough to get along without them This is what C H Duty editor of tho Gazottc said at tho front door of tho Sontiucl Dcmocrat office Saturday noon Scntinol Domocrat Tho Republicans propose to place a full countv ticket in tho flold A nomination for Congress in this dis Â¬ trict and possibly for Circuit Judge will also bo made but they propose to allow Judgo Holt to make the raco without being handicapped by a nom- Â¬ ination Already thco havo entered upon a still hunt campaign in this county Thoy are secretly at work to see if there is any opportunity to slip up on The secret ballot is tho Democrats aro basing their hopes what they upon largely But no Democrat will vote for a Republican this fall when he remembers The Force Bill Tho Robber TarifT The Republican Extravagance MKINLEYI8N AND WAGES In answer to tho claim of tho Pro tcctiopist that wages havo not been reduced under tho McKInloyblll and that labor is prosperous Representa Â¬ tive John Do Witt Warner has pre Â¬ sented to Congress tho instructive col- lection of facts concerning strikes and wago reductions which lio first pro pared for Tho Weekly World In October 1890 ho found eight strikes all in protected Industries and all due to a decrcaso of wages In November there- were ton niuo of which were in protected industires In December there wore twelve all in protected industries Tho list is brought down to July 201892 and in addition to thoso mentioned includes about four hun Â¬ dred strikes as the result of wago re Â¬ ductions There is nothing so discouraging to those who insist that high tariffs mean high wages as facts liko these al- Â¬ though on its face the contention that an cmployor of labor will give higher wages because ho receives higher prices is absurd Tho protected em Â¬ ployers of this country givo such wa Â¬ ges as they aro compelled to give by the condition of a labor market which comprises the entire world aneroisuo nign tarm tax on a foreign workman and if a protected manufacturer finds tho domestic workingman too high ho procures a cheaper foreigner tho Contract Labor law to tho contrary notwithstanding Labor gets what it can and the rate of wages depends upon the laws of supply and demand now precisely as it would depend upon it with lower tariff taxes The hollowness of the pretense that labor is benefited by tho McKinloy act is indicated futhor by tho follow- Â¬ ing extracts tho one from Senator Aldrichs speech and the other from the Iron Age a well informed organ protection Tho iuiioo of tlie net of ltsw as repeated ly stated by Its utho catca on tliis floor vras to provides for tho bet Â¬ ter secmity nnd tlio gi cater development of American Indiit tiics to maintain tlio iighlccl of wages existing in tlio United States Tlio claims and expecta Â¬ tions of tlio framcrs of till measure havo uccn more tlinni calked SEXATOR AIDHICII IMi r KaaaKSi3ggsS35g A NEIJr HVVCT MM III I MnMnMMaMmnMMnnMBMMMMMaMMMMMaBmMBMIM Mil IfcJl I ill Mrffc II M Hi t f - THE 5 J J m CD ft DEMOCRATIC TICKET F0K IKhSIDENT GROVEll CLEVELAND We will sell warranted Fast Black Hoso for 22 cohts por pair Ladies Lisle Thread Yosts for 30 cents worth 50 cents a boautiful Vest at 45 cents worth 65eouta Childrens Mull Hats and Caps at cost Orders left with us for Domestic patrons will rccoivo prompt attention Ev Mo for tho complexion for Bale hero v Eose TiEarus week ottxjir N M sixtn session tW OF Goodwins Male High SchoC WILL BEGIN ron viCE niKsiDEXT NO 21 WEST MAIN STREET ADLAI El STEVENSON For Circuit Judge JdHN E Coorrit Of Montgomery County Attornoy SSSiSSfSSiSrSS2iSlii l FEENEY MT STERLING KY Sept m dross f For cataloguo giving cost etc M tl 5 1892-adAM - Rnnrlwln Principal Musical ZEIfcT For Commonwealths C W Nesiiitt Of Bath County FOlt CIItCUIT CLEKK TT31 E3 WOttXJID AT Instruments We represent the most cel- Â¬ HENRY R BRIGHT 3 vflrfue JONES JEWELRY STORE EAST MAIN STREET F0K SHEKIFF JNO C RICHARDSON FOR COXGHESS ebrated piano and organs the best known to the world Hazelton Brothers Wo arc authorized to announce Host C R Bijooks of Mt Sterling Montgomery county as a candidate for the 53d Congress from the Tenth District subject to the action of the Democratic party Wo arc authorized to announce Mr Henry D Combs as a candidate for Circuit Clerk of Menefcc county sub Â¬ ject to the action of the Democratic Mt Sterling will be one hundred years old the coming 17th of Decem- Â¬ ber Tho town then in Clark County was established by an act No 52 of of the First Kentucky Legislature It was located on tho lauds of Enoch Smith Hugh Forbies John Judy and Samuel Spurgeon The act establish Â¬ ing tho town was approved December 17 1792 It would bo fitting that tho Centennial of our citys existence bo Auditor Norman how- Â¬ THE TRUE FAITH EXPOUNDED of legality celebrated in a suitable manner ever says he will refuse to issue war Â¬ BY GROVER CLEVELAND What bay our progressive busines men rants for per diem during the vaca- Â¬ about an observance of our one Never has a great party intent upon tion hundredth birthday the promotion of right and justice Hon C R Brooks Appointments Cleveland left a full Treasury had better incentive for effort than us Turning our Harrison emptied it is now presented Hon C R Brooks Candidato for What has become of that largo oyes to tho plain people of tho laud as consumers surplus so largo that it seemed a men the Democratic nomination for Con- Â¬ we see them burdened with a tariff system that unjustly and anco to tho country that crowded tho gress from this Dristict will speak at relentlessly demands from them in vaults of tho Treasury when Cleveland the fallowing places today Tho people will hold the Frenchburg tho purchase of the necessaries and retired comforts of life an amount scarcely Republican party responsible for its Hazel Greene Wednesday Aug - 17 18 Campton Thursday Aug met by tho wagcR of hard and steady disappearance Friday Aug 19 Torrent toil while the exactions thus wrung Clay City Saturday Aug 20 from them build up and increase the The Force Bill Speaking begins at 1 P M A cor- Â¬ Tho Bobber Tariff fortunes of those for whose benefit dial invitation is extended to all men Republican extravagance the injustice is perpetuated These are tho issues of the present of whatever political faith to attend We see tho farmer listcuiug to a delusive story that filjs his mind with Campaign The Gazette favors them Tho Winchester Fair begins Tues Â¬ advantage while his pocked is robbed all day Sept 13 and continues five days by the stealthy hand of high protec- Â¬ Grover Cleveland is getting a blamed There aro some largo stakes offered tion Our workingmen arc still told and in every respect tho meetiug the tale oft repeated in spite of its sight too handy with his pen Better promises to bo a splendid one Sec demonstrated falsity that tho existing put her by Grove till timo to write an advertisement in another column For protective tariff is a boon to them your first messago to Congress and that under its bencficient opera- Â¬ purposes of killing a candidato tho HA special received from Frankfort tion their wages must increase while business end of tho pen is mightier yesterday evening says Governor as they listen scenes are enacted in than tho sword Brown has just vetoed tho Corpora- Â¬ tho very abiding place of high protec- Â¬ Tho Pittsburg police aro discover- Â¬ tion Bill and also tho Revenue Bill tion that mock the hopes of toil and ing plots to assassinate Manager Frick Tho Grand Encampment of Knights attest tho tender mercy tho working some more It is claimed Anarchist man receives from those mado 6clfish Aaronsstaum of New York a friend Templar at Denver elected Hugh Mc and sordid by unjust governmental of Bergman has paid Pittsburg a Curdy of Michigan Grand Commau dcr and W Laruo Thomas of Dan favors visit on murder bent villo Ky Deputy Grand Master Wo opposo earnestly and stubbornly The Republican party is pledged to Tho organization of tlio Sccrctorial tho theory upon which our opponents seek to justify and uphold tarifT laws thoForco Bill which as Whitolaw Guild was porfected and officers elect- Â¬ Clevelands speech accopting Dem Â¬ Reid would havo us remember is ed It was decided to hold tho con good for Thirty Tariff Bills clavo of 1895 in Boston ocratic nomination for President i Tho actiou of Gov Buchanan of Tennessee in commuting the death sentenco pronounced upon Col IlClay King for the murdcrof David Postonat Memphis to imprisonment for life is receiving tho condemnation it merits Kentuckys two United States Sen- Â¬ ators come in for a share of con- Â¬ demnation for exerting each his in Â¬ party To the Democrats of the First Ap- Â¬ fluence upon Buchanan to commute The action of the Gov Â¬ the sentence pellate District a deadly blow to tho faith I am a candidate for tho nomination ernor was forjudge of tho Court of Appeals of tho people in the ability of the law subject to the action of the Democratic to protect life It is just such actions party Tho countv conventions havo as this that encourages lynch law been called for August 13 1892 and tho general Convention for August 18 Governor Brown denies emphatical Â¬ Your support 1892 at Catlettsburg solicited is respectfully ly that ho took any part in asking for sentenco a commutation of the J H Hazelrigg of Col H Clay King He says This Fon JaiIiEK To tho Democrats of Montgomery statement was made several days ago County I am a candidate for Jailer and I authorized its contradiction subject to tho action of the Demo- Â¬ The statement is false I wrote no cratic party to fill tho vacancy such letter to Gov Buchanan or any caused by the death of Mr Tipton In connection with this announce- Â¬ one else I positively refused to do ment it is proper for me to state that 60 or to sign any petition on the sub- Â¬ if elected I havo agreed that all tho ject If Governor Buchanan has re Â¬ profits of the office except a very ceived what purports to be a letter small salary for myself shall bo paid to the widow of Mr Tipton just as from mo on this subject it is a base sho is receiving under my appoint- Â¬ forgery ment Your support is solicited Respectfully Never had the Democratic party J M Best brighter prospects than in tho coming campaign On their part it will be an DEMOCRATIC TARIFF LAW aggressive fight whilst the Republipaus will bo upon tho delensive all along Wo denounce Republican protec- Â¬ the line Then too the people aro be- Â¬ tion as a fraud taxing tho labor of the coming fully alive to tho fact tuat tho gicat majority of the people for the success of tho Republican Party this We declare it to fall means a Force Bill with its un benefit of the few evils and a yet more burden Â¬ be a fundamental principle of the measured some Tariff Bill with Pension Frauds Democratic party that the Federal and Steals without number Grover Government has no power to impose Cleveland will be our next President and collect tariff duties except for the The General Assembly adopted a purposes of rcvenuo only and wo de Â¬ resolution condemning proposition to mand that the collection of such taxes draw pay during the recess the legis- Â¬ shall bo limited to the necessities ot lature will take Notwithstanding tho Government when honestly and this it said some of the members in- Â¬ Na- Â¬ sist that they will endeavor to obtain economically administered their per diem by process of law the tional Democratic Platform resolution not affecting tho question JAMES D HAZELRIGG Successor to Wells Hazelrigg ipi ajstos Kingsbury Ivers M Gertsj Smith Bush Barnes t Ponds OiFtCkAJSTS M S J tr t Mason Hamlins and cago Cottage Chi- - i A 4 s HAS SOME and latest improved We also handle the best He is offering in Dress Gootls Notions and Ladies Shoes Call and examine Goods and SeVNTizg The New No HOME t Prices was on tho 1st of March last when tho maxi Â¬ mum for tho past twelve months was l cached Hut can any Â¬ body point to an im Â¬ plement of any char Â¬ acter as a consquenco of this reduction lriccs ato down to tho Ion cot notch nnd tho heavy stocks of unfold pig iron in makers hands aro not likely to decrease while so man v rolling mills and steel i 01 kg aro standing idle pending tho settlement of tho wago question Production has been io heaUly cm tailed tliatthe weekly capaci ty of all actho fur Â¬ naces is now about 12 per cent less than it Tim IltOff AGE JlLy 2 rsjyj WA ff worlds WHEELER 9 two leaders W WILSON and the NEW ME DEMOCRATIC TICKET D HAZBW PRESIDENTIAL TICKETS For President GKOVEK CLEVELAND Of New Yoik This is tho manner in which tho McKiuloy act has realized tho fond ex- Â¬ pectations of its originators and pro motors and tho sooner it is repealed and something better put in its place tho better for American industries and American labor as well as for Ameri- Â¬ can consumers N Y World For Vice licsident ADLAI E STEVEKSOX Of JlliuolH ltEPUDUCAN TICKET It is reported from Now tho Republican managers havo deter Â¬ mined that their strongholds in the Northwest aro in such a shaky condi tion as to require tho presonco of President Harrison on a stumping tour It is thought he will make tho tour before rcUirning to Washington Both Musical Instruments and sewing Machines we sell at the lowest prices and give purchaser all the time needed to meet payments which are monthly and easy No more than can be saved up Office at residence on Richv fjfev York that mond avenue EL Old Dawson 6 KY MT STERLING Kentucky Route For President 11EXJAMIX JIAltlUSOX Of Indiana For Vice Fretident WIIITELAW ItEID OfXcwYoik rilOIUBITION TICKET For President JOHN HIDWELL Of California Stockholders of tho Illinois Central N N AND M V CO E D Railroad Company havo been notified of a proposition to increase tho capital Short Line to stock from forty five to fifty million Philadelphia dollars The necessity for tho in Washington creaso is brought about by tho pre Â¬ Baltimore New York parations for carrying visitors from Old Point and tho Sea Shore Chicago to tho Worlds Fair ground -- For Vice President THE CLARK COUNTY aim BKBKBBdteB THE DIRECT LIXE TO7 Lexington St Louis Louisville IPCKAXFILL Of Texas Kansas City Momphis South msLa t rhOrlEU IAKTV TICKET V West Chattanooga ANDALI POINTS For Piesldect GEX JAMES 11 WEAVEU Of Iowa WINCHESTER KY and Northwest Southwest and For Vice President GEK GEOltGE 1 FIELDS Of Viisinia Sg 13 14 15 16 ai 17 IX EFFECT JANUAHV 4 1891 Mall East Bound Xk Express Accm Acccnv Dally Daily Dailr Ex Sun ExDallv Sun 12 SO MONTREAL AND RETURN TWO TROTTING RACES Llmtd Via C Thursday September 8th H D and Canadian Pacific bch -- jdtz The Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton R R announce grand and cheap ex- Â¬ cursions leaving Cincinnati and Tu diaiiapolis Thursday September 8th yia Detroit and Ottawa to pictures- Â¬ que Montreal and historic Quebec Tho rate from Cipcinnati or Iifdiau apolis will bo 1250 to Montreal and return and 1500 to Quobec and re Â¬ turn Correspondingly chop rates aro announced from all points on tho C D its branches and connec- Â¬ II tions Tickets will bo good to return until September 28th and will allow stop ovors returning at all points cast of and including Toronto Secure your sleeping car berths tickets etc early Call on or address any C II D agent or E O 3IcCormich G P and T A Cincinnati 0 Liberal Purses and Premiums Poiiey Races Bicycle Races Lexington Jwc Winchester u SItSteilingAiT Mr OlivoHill Iao JiMiiand 1 Balloon ii wufciuji sceasioas And Other jm TV T 7 35am 0 I5nni fi 45inn 11 40am 8 ilaiii 7 Cpm 7 10pm 12 30pm 8 52am 87 aopm 7 ilpm 05pm 10 COpiii 10 40am 0 OSpin 0 451m 12 Tritim o ic vr u 03am zopiu iu Ijjiin 0 25am wiiin iiuiiiin iiail iniiiii u West Bound DAILY Huntington Ahliland SPECIAL - SF Ilcduccd and children admitted freo on tlio Hist day Write to the Sccictai y for a cataloRiie WH T rates on all lallroads HM Jones Secretary ATTRACTIONS Ladies CntlctUlnug OlUoHill Lao 0 oonm 1 i25itnil9lilil 20pm 0 85pm ur pm 8 20am 3 03pm 4 00am 8j55pta MtStciliiiBlo WincheMcr u I cxington Are 1027am 1 32pm 0 25am 1 aitlia 11 15am 4 58pm 0 15am 1 55pm 12 05pm 5 80pm 8 05am a 45pm Garner PicsidenU B it Children Cry for Pitchers Castorfy CLASS I will reopen my class in music at my residence No tc LIMITED VKSTII1ULED EVlltESS runs dally and Una Vortlliulcd IlUlman tttccn LoiiIbv HeLoxliiKton Washington 1 oik and Old loint Cpmoit la madolpait or tlio celebrated F This train of Huntington on tlio 0 X Q Koutc FV Est FATMAILrlA1rSh dally except Sun Ston and Iluntlngton Slake dlicct connections at Huntinetmi At Ashland vrlth S VMr At Wine Star gomfi uoiind and nt Lcxii - Cv Ml X jto K- h01 iorla 5t M Judgo W H Holt is organizing his forcesp rcparatbrytomakinga hardflght Notwithstanding tho Judgo Is an In dopondonf no Democrat is admit ted into liis meetings but Republi cans need no pass word Tho Judgo is a Republican a follower of tho rankest kind of the g o p iiBton Willi Connects indicator to and from K U points mid at LAS Ky forLiul JUo Ky day Pccpt Sunday at East High September street Monday Cajl on nu4or HE For full information in regard to HntcsJtouleB t0 Uy SCnt 5 1892 Huntington me for orices 3 VPGM G 0 L Brown - vl 3t Mrs J R Wilson Loxingtoi W Barney Ky W S Harrison tpa GALexingtonKyGArAsblandKy ifl JH o 1 l I HJFr f K JWi vw ww Tg -- rani f FisJi f WE v An AgreMlr c r y fiKi THEADVOCATB Frankfort Correspondency FliANKFORT HOMtt AND TRACK Robert Jay pounds 209f weighs 800 I D McHonry has commenced to give Charleston 2 15 fast worki 8 Advocate A epvered track is being built at The Legislature has CumlWland Park JsTashvillo Tonu gotten its consent to tako a recess for turn months ml it is probable tlioy Thoro will bo no moro thorough- Â¬ will rest from thoir labors Tuesday bred marcs bred at Prospect Hill to rccoiivono on Nov 15th While Fann to trotting stallions tlwiso self sacrificing work worn law E D Wiggin the owner of Martha vrimkcrsaro sojourning in tho bosom Wilkes 2 15 rcfusesto pnt a prico on of their beloved constituents it is pos Â¬ that mare 1 sible tho elongated auditory apparatus Flying Jib which Had nolrecord a of sorrio of them if well attonded may hear something drop and would bo a month ago now has on his main sail mattor of profound regret if it should 2 10J but ho has a fly name rovo to bo themselves who had 4 Tho famous old niaro Lucille Gold Hon from tho promt pinnacle xf the dust 21C has produced Jut least four foals that can beat 2 20l peoples confidence unsympathetic Somo querulous Tho trotter says Allerton will like Â¬ nics express tho opinion that their ly bo all right by Soptombor 1st for bora will bo protracted through tho his race with Nancy Hanks bg days of 1893 that per diem with Up to date there aro considerable many ofthem is paramount to tho over two score of th6 fastest tracks public good but when adjournment sine die comes thope will bo sad eter Â¬ in tho world nal partings a long farewell to all Nancy Hanks wears nino and one their greatness and political death half ounce shoes in front and four dews will be gathering on many a ouco shoes behind with no weight marble brow If anythings in a name Nlghtin The Legislature has dono nothing galo must be a forfunato one for two for several days awaiting tho action by that name have each woii a 10 of tho Governor on tho Itevenuo and 000 stake Taxation hill which will bo returned Nancy Hanks Started at Grand Rap Â¬ to morrow if tho bill is vetoed Tho ids to boat 2 09 Tho time was 2 00 recoss resolution may bo reconsidered Sho is good for 2 08 when alio gets to as under tho old law it is estimated Independence tho Stato will loso several hundred Harry Noble 2 17 died at Grand Cthousaud dollars revenue Rapids last week of colic Ho was Tho bill relating to asylums will go entered in tho stallion stake and was ver till after tho recess r valued at 30000 Tho Lonlsvjllo Circuit Courts bill Hal Pointer beat Direct again at tf as xjassed Tuesday Grand Rapids Best timo 209 Tho Tim finnmiifton on finrnnAitn TnaH- - gelding seems to bo tho speediest this bL cutions have reported favorably a billfflg Direct will improve as ho is limiting theprice of water and gas in short of work the cities below tho 2nd class to 50 Ed Goers and John Dickcrsonboth dmts per 1000 gallons and 150 per belivo that tho rubber tired sulkies 1000 cubic feet respectively will be Iho only kind used as soon as A resolution was introduced pro enough can bo manufactured to go yiding that members and employes around shall not draw pay during vacation Monroo Salisbury under This would be a joko if tho personcl of permits Direct tho pacing tho body did not justify such restrain Â¬ wonder to outer a stall while cam- Â¬ ing measures The Auditor has given paigning without the 8amo be Â¬ J bhj construction of tho law on the sub Â¬ ing thoroughly disinfected fist ject tho Attornoy Geueral not heard Tho rubber track is tho next big rjm improvement says C W Williams VThe Democratic Commilfco of this tho owner of Allerton rain would Congressional District met hero not affect it but it would bo pretty Thursday at the office of Col E Polk costly probably 100000think- Â¬ Tho Committee decided ing about it some though Im i Johnson that if Col Breckinridge had no op l6000 stallion Alvin Von tho position and so far ho has none to lftiaro him the nominee on tho 25th stako at Grand Rapids in straight j heats Bonnie Wilmoro 2d timo Flying Jib won J Prccluct conventions wero hold yes Â¬ 215 2142 14 terday in this Judicial District to the 2 30 pice best time 2 08i This select Democratic candidates for Cir- Â¬ fellow can go with any pacer inVthc cuit Judge and Commonwealths At- Â¬ land and it is more than likely that Tho district torney convention ho can boat the great nal rPointer meets on the 25th iust at Georgetown Nancy Leo tho dam of Nancy ov Cantrill of Scott and John S Hanks 2 09 has produced eight foals Smith of Bourbon will probably bo One by Red Wilkes one by Humble E nominated touian Mambrino 2 21 ono by nap Â¬ of Baileys py Medium ono by Robert McGregor Mrs Win llatton Switch Knox County was badly hurt 2 17 and two each by Onward 2 25 year old daughter and Stamboul 2 11 two have been k r and her thirteen bhe is now Susio killed at Winchester on Thurs- - colts and tho rest illlics fourteen yoara old day Mrs llatton and three children wore on their way to Bowon Powell Montgomery did well at Sharps County and had just stepped off a ourg races hosier ureeno had a train They mado Jho attempt to walk over in stake J cross tho track of tho N N Ss M V II Wood won yearling stako with R It when a backing freight caugllt Lodcma Peters Ss Scobco tho pac Â¬ tho daughter cutting off both arms ing raco with Dandy J W Whito and both legs Tho mother mado an got 2d money in 240 class with effort to save tho child and was caught Annette Bean Bros won 1st money by tho train having a leg so badly in 300 min clas and 3d money in crushed that amputation was me green raco with Oima cssary Tho child usic lived only a Thero has been any number of lec Â¬ couplo of hours tures delivered on the bad results Thursday aftornoou a shooting af- arising from teamsters wanting to fray took placo on tho grounds of tho drivo tho other mans horse or in Bath County Fair Association in other words anxious to seojiow tho which David Dale of Bath County other parties in tho raco aro getting was shot twice by Bud Booth of along Still tho best of them aro Flat Rock Bourbon County Dale was guilty of it Last week those who very badly wounded onco in the Watched the drivers and not tho hor- Â¬ At ses when it came to a scrap near tho abdomen and again in tho hip last report ho was said to bo improv- Â¬ wiro saw Geers Splan and Doble ing Booth was arrested aid lodged kako a peep over their shoulders in jail to await tho result of Dalos whilo mauy anothei followed suit injuries A week ago yesterday Orrin Ilick- Tho American Library Association on otiorecl JUf Anderson the owner comprising 300 or 400 of tho leading of Nightingale 15000 for the mare librarians of tho country has estab- Â¬ Mr Anderson refused to name a price lished under tho name of tho A L A hut finally said ho wanted to show To Council a kind of library Senate Hickok what tho mare could do which is proposed to bo among Amer- - thiB tho lattor demurred Baying sho 15 could go fast enough to bo ican librarians what tho French Acad 000 to him A week ago worth this morn emy is among French scholars ing tho owner gavo tho mare four fast Ho thou miles tho last in 214 W Godfrey Hunter was nominated sought Hickok and gavohim tho re for Congress by tho Republicans of sult ot the tour nines aim was sur tho Fourth Kentucky district at a prised when Hickok turned on him in fillmly attended convention at Frank Â¬ reply to his oiler to sell her for 20 000 saying that sho wasnt worth as lin Thursday Tliero is said to bo much to hint now as boforo sho was much opposition to him msido of his glyon tho trial mllein 2 14J Toledo Sunday Journal own party lbvAtlg 14rl802 fc t There is a syndicate pf liars Jn Cen Â¬ tral and Eastern Ky workiug tho Our Republican friends7 make a dailies on cock and bull stories this great mistake in assuming that this is summer OwingsVlllo Outlook to bo a defensivo campaign on tho Will Ely of Lexington aged 21 part of the Democrats It is to bo ag was shot in thrco places at the Law- gressivo in tho last degree Wo have nothing to excuse or to apologize for roncoburg Fair Thursday by Tom Slaughter aged twenty five Tho Thero aro just thrco issues trouble grow out of a quarrel ovro a First tho Tariff gumo of cards It is thought Ely Second the Force Bill will recover Third Republican extravagance The80 tho Democrats mean to press homo neither asking nor giving quarter Republican Protection Is robbery Tho Tariff is a gigantic job Forced tributo to tho tune of a thousand mil- Â¬ lions a year is wrung from tho peoplo I will reopen my class in to enrich a favored class Everbody is fleeced tho farmer tho doctor tho sic at my residence on lawyer tho laborer in order that tho Carneglcs may pile up fabulous North Maysville street Mon wealth Tho system Is rotten to tho day September 5 1892 core and it will have to go Tho Forco Bill is a scheme to cen Â¬ tralize all power In a sclfrpcrpetuat lug election machine If it is enacted At the end of each four weeks nothing short of a revolution can sot It aside It will raiso anarchy in tho Music furniseed at teachers South and ruin in tho North Tho prices Republicans aro committed to it and MRS ADDIE SAMUELS if they elect their ticket wo shall havo a new era of reconstruction morotorriblo than tho old It must The County Appellate Conventions not be Tho peoplo North and South Tho reports of tho Instructions of must unite to defeat it tho county conventions so far as heard Tho Republicans found an overflow- Â¬ from aro as follows ing Treasury They proceeded at For Hazelrigg onco to loot it If they aro continued Until 7 in powor they will squander all the Hell 8 v 8 money of tho people and tako out a lloiilbuu Jnckson 2 post obit on the national credit Kno 3 i 4 Down with tho robber Tariff Laurel 2 Down with tho despotic Forco Bill I Lee 2 ilencfec Down with reckless waste of tho re- Â¬ Slontgomcry o 5 i sources of tho country Courier jrorgmi I Powell 2 Journal Rockcastle 8 Campaign wgBMMgmMMgm tOir F I uLAW I THE EARLY BIRD CATCHES THE WORM zttArTKTxrrz3rzzz i Bills Due jrjvxrj7svrxrrjTJS xrxrxL wf Zri T Vs J iAirii ieii And enterprise catches the trade while the prices wo aro prepared to offer hi order to mako room for fall goods will cause you to catch your hreath In astonishment Dont fall to call and see our goods and you will bo convinced 1 - During tho last week in July a monument was unveiled at Stirling Scotland in honor of William Mur dock tho civil engineer who invented gas lighting It is amusing now to read somo of tho arguments advanced against tho practicability of using gas as a light Somo wiso peoplo said one might as Avell tall of lighting a town with clipped moonshine Sir Walter Scott wrote to a friend that thero was a crazy fellow proposing to light London with smoke A mem Â¬ ber of Parliament declared that to havo a light without a wick was asking to beliovo too much Tho strongest opposition in parliament came from thoso who contended it would ruin tho whaling industry and do great damage to shipping and all correlated trades Louisvillo Com- Â¬ mercial Total iJ t 47 I K PHIPPS SUCCESSOR TO W S CALDWELL For Cole llinckcn nreatlilett Fleming ircenuii Lewis Mason Nicholas llownn Kobcitson o 4 8 i w 5 4 10 fi PMPMmemPgi XI 1 a 2 48 Totil For Wilhoit Cnttcr Klliott 0 5 5 Lnurcnco i Total 1 Uniustructed Clatk Madison P Cuildrpn Crv for Pitchers Castoria i 10 11 Necessarv to a choice S9 Ohidren Cry for Pitchers Castoria BtctauuuuuiMmecnunuii 1 Js a ii Jn h iilirfilj -- i Lui iut Estill Springs Mass Meeting- - ft W TRIMBLE H C McKEE At a mass meeting of tho Democ- Â¬ racy of Powell county held at tho Court House m Stanton on Saturdav Aug 13 1892 W II Averctt ono of the Democratic for Committeemen Powell county in the absence of Hou John D Atkinson Chairman called the convention to order and explained its object And thorcupon M A Phillips was mado by tho convention permanent t m LILLY ft WHAT A BEAUTIFUL I LILLY Proprietors T0HIC CtJBES two-year-o- ld Chairman and O A Tyler Secretary On motion of W 11 Averett tlio following named gentlemon wero ap- Â¬ pointed by tho chair to draft resolu- Â¬ tions to wit W M Combs O A Tyler and W H Averett who pre Â¬ sented aud read to tho convention the the following resolutions which wero unanimous adopied 1 That in tho person of Resolved Hon James li Jlazelngg ot Mont- Â¬ gomery county Ky wd lind a tried and true Democrat a man of integrity and worth to his people a man emi Â¬ nently fitted and qualified to repre Â¬ sent us on the Appellate bench of Kentucky Thoreforo bo it resolved that JohnD AtkliihOn W II Averett Oh that is the very thing I M R Lvle M A Phillips C Mastin Does the inscription Frank Mastin John W Williams w want D Gay W M Combs Geo M Dor ickson J W Lilly und Thomas A go here Combs be and they aie hereby ap Â¬ Yes mam right there pointed delegates to attend tho gen Â¬ eral convention which meets at Cat It this is not large enough J lottsburg Aug IStli 1S92 Said del- Â¬ egates aro hereby instructed to cast we can give you any size or the solid vote of Powell county for tho Hon Jas II Hazelrigg for Judge of desire to suit your taste in the Court of Appeals- and to use all honorable meaiu to secure his nomi- Â¬ nation 2 miililnigs linc been inomnsiih renoatcil anil reunited Xuw linen foi toonui and table xliornujlih ti allied cci Klvctnc limits am wint Ir iiulU t ire employed in A Luge room luuc jceu nut bath room for bathlnj wtli nilneii atciv Iiiu been built and lltted i itli o- r client aiiiiaiatus Tltlft li itliinj is unuv i no nil died new apiioinrmeiuri of thu Hotel tut Tliucelcbiatcd ppuiuiy ac This Hotol H now otopen foi tho Tlu I commoclation guests 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 ex Languor and Lassitude Gen- Â¬ eral Debility La Grippe Etc Etc In use for 23 ream by omluont phyniclotn and surgeons In tbo united Hiutex and pro nounced by them tho best TONIU extant others fall It cures where allyour Druggist Try It aud b convinced Asic for It I J3 m Trosts Orchestra thbet Has been engaged for the tcaon Wi ilmclnir hnll in Kentucky Iute lho Hooting is of polished hard wood Iho lxuiluvuiu is uVLf tiuxu niiioi long ffl mil crosses California Mountain at at IB nay grade From tho top of10this mount- mi Mill nimwi tine iu oi 1 irnist ixm ti fill lnniUeaiie feonio of the amusements aio boating iiathiug tennis cuitits ixiujfn aliecii- luet laciiwH quoitt ami many otiiein lteisioiiteiiccs on each Sabbath In 71 eminent minister This is tho most delightful PRICE SlOO PER BOTTIiE J ED RAY CO Manfs and - Proprs PARIS 11 3CX- SUMMER RESORT ill in tho South Wiito nt onco for term COMPANY 1HMNE K1 Clav MoKec JIemiv Watson- - In ESTILL SPRINGS MKEE WATSON V -- it further resolved that in tho event neither of the above named delogales be in attendance at tho Cat then John T lettsburg convention Hazelrigg A A Hazplrjgg ThoTurner or Judgo B F Day of Mt Sterling Ky aro hereby vestfd with full power aud aio elected by hit convention as proxy to cast tho vote of Powell county as above stated for Jas H Hazelrigg for Appollato Judge 3 That the Clay City Chronicle Mt Sterling Sentinel Democrat Mt Sterling Advocate aud all other simon pure Democratic nowspapers in this Appellate District aro requested to publish tho proceedings ot this con- Â¬ vention On motion of Geo M Dorlckson the convention adjourned M A Philurs Chmn O A Lvle Seoy Bo - Mto or We also furnish all kinds of Wtien Baby was icJc we gave Casron When bbo w as a Child sne cried for Castoria When Bhe became Miss sho clung to Cantoria HTben tmo jad Children sho gavo tboin Castoi to nr 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 M 1 l II Real Estate and Bond Bro- Â¬ kers Insurance and Loan Agents Houses lots farms Will sell a for sale or rent 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 THE OKKAT LKUMSII UKMEDV Mt Sterling Ky A lucent discotcry by an old physician bitcce sfully UMd monthly by tlioniims of Ladies Is the only per yearn in thousands of fectly safe and leliablu medicine dieoered ltowai uof unpiincipled dnitrsiits ho oiler In cases is tho only Before and After and Iloncnt iledhnn fei lor tnedicinos in lilaco of this Ask for Cooks Cotton Uoor CoMroisn take no substitute or known Ask dniggit for Woods Phosphoillne mo If ho offers wiimi wotthlcss jnedicinu in place ot inclose Jl mid cents in postitiio in letter and Milisenp sealed by i eturn tnnll Full scaled thlsleivo his dishonest store IiicIom liilcuin paiticulars inplaln emelope to ladles only two ettcr and wo will send by return mail Price ono packago f 1 U i Ono w ill please six n ill tamps Ail dresa cure Iamiililit In plain scaled envelope two Pond LllvCo Ko a ruber Klock Detndt Mich stamps Address sold in jft Stctling by Kennedy llros In Mt Steilmjf by Kennedy Bros W 8 Sold Mf It CTUoyd V s Lloyd Tarlton U Julian and Iloy dlt C Tloy d T G Julian and druggisU dtuggisU ct eiyn here Acryw licre LsVaEihigsyj Promptly and wtmnn ently cities all foiins of Nonous WonkncBsKmlH xions and Spepnatm ihea ImiMitenoyaiid ill riieuts of Ahusu oi IAcmsc lieen pieciibert over 8 Kcli-i-bl- COMPOUND 1 M i vv rr io ia v C 1 y v ts n af i l y- - i j J - i f - fe i - r - -if 4 u jiv nrmlllWBBWi mutt1 7nv ym uyv 0 J wr nnwiJiiM ummuaiWB AJeLMttdiuEuudAlfflliUBBMJttuiulH L I i fety fiftii ft yY wi plMMia thirty year rtrvfc In the by ths Hone for Mr ONtill of Paoiiftyl- Tho hay crop is reported large but Blf iuins telephone are run vania Mr Hoi man comes next in of doubtful quality owing to many Government PROGRESS THE SOUTHS weeds consumes not length of representation as he has An express ODglno been for twehty cight yars a Con Â¬ Tho Now York Herald iu a recent Tho Texas hay crop from wild and gallons of water per mile editorial says cultivated grasses is estimated at Tho first banana was brought to gressman mm I Tho Brazil nut contains from fifteen tho United States about fifty years Iu tho August Forum Mr Richard 1590387 to twcnty fotlr seeds which all ger Â¬ ago II Edmonds draws a bright picture In Central Now York tho minate at ono tlmo Tho most vigor have combined to hold last years Eight Indiana counties bear the picture of Southern industrial pro- Â¬ ous ono gets first through a small holo names of heroes of tho battle of Tip Â¬ gress aud prosperity It is a picture crop at advanced prices at tho top to tho opou air and there Â¬ Two thirds of a full average crop of pecanoe full of significance and ono on which upon it strangles and feeds upon the avcrago ames Payu says tho bludgeon rest tllo whole country may look with corn and 95 per cent of a full of wheat is predicted for Iowa Roughness gives a deadlier wouud An orignal method of inducing tho pleasure sold in in- Â¬ than the rapier Satire residents of Alsaco Lorriano to bo Tho juico of tho grapois A dozen years ago tho Southern cvory year as a creasing quantities Bismarck has orders enough if worn como Germans has been discovered vegetable and fruit trado was insig- Â¬ summer drink threo deep to cover a mau six foot by tho Volk tin organ of Hcrr nificant To day it amounts to fifty This join nal proposes that Stocckor Tho peach crop in Georgia is re Â¬ across tho shoulders AM in ir to win and will do it bv handling onlv the a year and is increas- Â¬ million dollars tho Stato shall givo a dowry to ovory ported good in Dolaware light a Tho diving apparatus is ono of tho best make of goods and selling at a small profit uatlvo of Alsaco Loraino wlio marries ing with a promise that tho South is full crop is expected in California latest objects to which tho telophono a Gorman -w mm u wil 1U1 auV UCSS HI U SIXIUU UUSIHUSS of tho tobecomo tho market garden Wim According to prcscut indications has boon applied large profits Business Men can only hope to at-Zola rccontly announced that lio North From Norfolk alono more there will bo but about half tho usual j Two littlo islands Zaznibar and cam success in tnis clay ot progress by many salesi would base his next book on tho Pil Â¬ than five million dollars worth of apple crop in New York State Pomba furnish four fifths of tho each article bearing a small profit and then every cus grimages to Lourdcs and implied vegetables and fruits arc yearly sent Tho lato Charles Downing is re- Â¬ cloves consumed by tho world that ho would cast ridicule on the tomer must be treated alike How unfair it is to sell to Northern markets Georgia scuds ported to have said If I could havo It is not yet cortain whether Vene Â¬ mirrfcles of Notro Damo do Lourdcs to one man at a certain price and because his neighbor Â¬ more than ten thousand carloads of but ono pear I would tako the Shel- zuela is enjoying a revolt or a invo- Â¬ A few days ago ho was informed by is a time closer to sell to rum for less tnbney It is lution But flour is C0 a barrel in muscular Christians that such a pro- Â¬ watermelons and from three to four don not right My stock of FURNITURE is entirely ceeding on his part would bo at his A Montana exchange says that Caracas million boxes of oranges NEW not a niece of old stock Tr hns rJ oats and wheat is late Tho best time to set lily of tho valley peril Ml chased for thecashk it is in cotton tho great grain both The yield of my store less all discounts expected es- Â¬ plauts is in tho oarly fall from tho A Washington correspondent who Southern staple has nearly doubled but a fino harvest is has repotted tho proceedings of Con- Â¬ lu jjuymy my enure siock at once dv car load shipments winter wheat middlo ot Soptembcr to tho last of i in ten years reaching nine million pecially of excellent gress for about a generation says that w i nave saved considerable freight expense and by bales iu 1S91 There has been a At tho recent Internatioual Millers October this is tho soberest Congress that U these methods my stock is put in the store much the propuction Exhibitiouin London England tho marvellous advauce iu India rubber trees grow wild all over sat in tho national Capitol Com- Â¬ cheaper than when small orders are made hence I can of rice sugar and tobacco Tho grain champion gold medal for tho best over Leo county Fla At Fort My sell at very close figures saving money to my posed of over 330 members thoro arb product iucrcased during tho decade wheat was awarded to au exhibit of ers they aro tho chief shade aud orna not moro than half a dozen a who got customers and making some for myself Goods which from four hundred to nearly seven Itcd Fife from Manitoba mental trees on an occasional spree hundred million bushels Tho value H I have subjected to very low prices Â¬ Prof G W Atkiuson of tho Ala Tho largest and longest stone bridge Ono of tho men who rodo through of t chief agricultural products was m BED ROOM SUITS DiNING ROOM FUR- Â¬ bama Agricultural aud Mechanical in tho world is over an arm of tho the terrible charge at Balaklaya with- Â¬ nearly two hundred million dollars College has been elected Professor of NITURE PARLOR SUITS FOLDING China sea fivo miles loug with 300 out paying his lifo as a greater in 1891 than in 1881 forfeit is V BEDS WARDROBES BOOK CASES SIDE- Â¬ Botany at Cornell University hi arches each seventy feet high Thomas Morloy who is employed at Ton years ago the annual output of BOARDS EXC place of Prof Dudley resigned Tho magnifying lens is believed to tho War Department iu Washington coal mines was six million tons to Advices from Australia aro to tho havo been known to tho ancients but Ho describes himself as tho only sur- Â¬ in day it is twenty three millions Then effect that tho wheat crop wili bo iu modern times was brought into use vivor in America of that battle but m loss inn linlf n mi linn fnns of nicr iron were produced now the output about the same in Australia aud Now by Roger Bacon in 12G2 the claim is a boastful one for Balak m is two millions Then the capital in Zealand this year as last with a sur Â¬ There aro 1400000000 in gold in lava survivors aro as numerous in this vesieu in cottonseed oil mills was plus of 12000000 sheep bushels for circulations throughout tho world country as Revolutionary widows m Ex Senator Van Wyck whom tho three and a half million dollars now export and good authority asserts that 1 E I also keep a complete line of CASKETS in my it is thirty millions Iu Southern cot D D Johnson of tho West Vir Â¬ 000000 of it is lost auuually by wear Pcoplo8 Party of Nobraska has nom Â¬ Undertaking Department and having graduated in ton mills twenty thousand more oper ginia station tabulated notes for six inated for Governor is one of tho pi Tho highest viaduct in tho world oneer settlers of tho Stato Beforo tho this business in offering my services it is with the con- Â¬ atives are employed now than ten now varieties of tomatoes showing years ago Iu railroad building aud date of ripening and tho average has just been erected in Bolivia over outbreak of tho war ho led a caravan HI fidence that I understand the business and can to ive traffic in ccnuner J and business cor- - daily and weekly yields during the the river Lea 9883 feet abovo tho sea ofcolonists from Now York and pre- satisfaction rsponding strides have been made bearing season Tho varieties aro level and 4008 feet above tho river cmpieu a largo tract ot Janu near Store room MAIN STREET Next Doorvto R C The railroad mileage has been nearly commended in tho following order Mr Blaiuo may be seen hunting where the thriving town of Nobraska Lloyd s Drug Store Residence- on West High Street d ubled Tho riso of exports from Brandywine Iguotum Cumberland mushrooms in the early morniug says City now stands Gen Van Wyck id Southern ports amounts to nearly one Red Early Market Champiou At- Â¬ a Bar Harbor correspondent Thats himself owns a fino farm of 800 acres m National lantic Prize and the Mikado or Turner tho time to pluck them tender when hundred million dollars What an awful fate is that of Souor banks have increased in number from Hybrid the dow is on them Don Talca of Valparaiso who kissed two hundred aud twenty to six huu 9 Edith Brill of Wool- Â¬ a young lady on tho Plaza iu January T Facts and Fancy drcd and forty whilo their capital has wich England has received the Royal aud was still in jail ior it in Julv risen from fortv five million to a hun Humane Societys medal for saving Tho Sonorita whoso His ho had Big Rapids Mich has a JzrxrwixrjTj j dred million dollars In 1881 the as- Â¬ boys who fell into sought to surprise prosecuted him society of 130 people tho object of ono of two littlo sessed valuo of property in tho South and he was condemned to sixty days King Williams Dock waB less than three billion dollars in which is to keep ono auother in em- Â¬ Ho appealed and Collectors of curios complain of the imprisonment ployment 1S91 it was nearly flvo billions there being no petti fogging lawyers protective tariff on ancient armor These arp merely some items of ten Ths Mexico Mo papers aro com- Â¬ in league to cheat justice down there No 37 North Broadway Second Floor years Southorn progress Tho 10 mending the study of anatomy to a But tho whole subject seems to involve tho laws soutcuco was in ellect en- Â¬ thats what tho knights forced pendiug appeal and tho de- Â¬ sources of tho South aro boundless young lady of that city who blow into protection cision of tho Supremo Tribunal finally Its coal and iron deposits alwas a friends right ear in order to get a wore tho armor for thirty days moro to his sen tho foundation for tho greatest pros bug out of her left Gen Grants mother father and added tence penty aro so great as to dety compe maiden sister aro buried in a Cincin Â¬ Tho mustache worn by a clergyman CARPETS ition Its forests of hard wood sug cemetery their last resting place An Epidemic of Bloody Flux displeasure nati gest vast industrial possibilities All kinds of best grade of Carpets at the very lowest possible In iu Knox Intl aroused the being marked by a modest granite his congregation to such au extent tho great mineral aud timber belt of Last summer tho flux raged here to monument designed by Gen Grant ho was asked to shavo it off Ho a fearful extent About fivo miles which streches from Virginia to that himself CURTAINS refused and tendered his resignation north ot here at tho Whiteside grave Northern Alabama there is a concenBeautiful Curtains well worth the money Tjioy are called More than a fourth of the gold aud yard there were fivo victims of this accepted Bargains tration of mineral and timber wealth which was more than a third of tho sivcr pro- Â¬ dreadful disease buried in ono dav greater lhau can bo found in any A littlo baby crawled into tho arms duced throughout tho world in the Tho doctors could do nothinir with OIL CLOTHS tho disease When my family other equal area iu America or Eu- Â¬ of its dead mother Miv W II Fer year 1891 was mined in Oil Cloths tho best makes and in tho newest and most the United taken I wont to Walters Bros were desirable ot rope with ideal conditions for its pro Â¬ guson of Goblesville Mich The States IUHwl II Waltorsbnrg and told them tho situ fitable development child was fast asleep when the father They said to HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS At Placentia Bay Newfoundland ation Colic Cholera erivo Chamber Snch in outline is the story of camo home and found tho mother Iains uud Diarrhma No house in Kentucky handles bettor goods or sells alono 1200 men aud women aro em- Â¬ remedy that thoy had sent for closer Southern progress and promise told lying a corpse in tho wood shed out sev Â¬ uvjiio ployed in tho lobster industry Five eral hundred bottles into the infected by Mi Edmonds Bright lined and Charles Coolridge of Tacoma Wash million is tho annual catch which district and overy day wo hear how rosy as it is it is not a picture of fancy tins medicine is curing them So far could not get i marriage licenso some represents 180000 iu value EE22E2EE2SS2EE It hi istlcs with facts aud figures that time ago because he forgot the name wo havo not heard of its failincr in a give it tho clement of reality A pneumatic tube connects Paiis single instance I went to srlvlnc it of his bride Ho knew her first namo pessimist the To the cynic the with Berlin It is used for po3ta and could soon 6eo tho good effects was Kiltie but could not remember purposes aud makes it possiblo for a and a cure was tho result Anyone calamity prophet it may be discour doubting these facts may write to me her hist name ageing To every one who rejoices letter mailed in Paris to bo delivered fL C Ellis Rock Pope county Till iu national progress it is somithing A missionary among the Indians in in Berlin in thirty five minutes For salo by T G Julian I nois for congratulation Southern pros- Manitoba said in a gathering of ft perity is American prosperity Christians that ho was acquainted All praKc to the South for its i a 4 with a chief whoso namo was achievements All success to its Ho married a dusky Xantippe audbeforothe honey Â¬ futuie enterprise Hut a few years ago its territory moon was over called tho tribe to Â¬ was dotted with fresh battle fields gether and asked to havo his namo that told memorable stories of devas- Â¬ changed tation Its people were impoverished The worst convict iu tho Missouri 4 Ea6t Main Street its industries parahzed its futuie penitentiary is a man named Johnson THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION clouded Devastated by war op Â¬ Ho once made an attempt to escapo by pressed by reconstruction legislation setting the piisou on fire and 300000 Tuesday Sept 27 Dealers in all kinds of Furniture menaced by Northern political domi- worth of property was destroyed Wednesday Sept 2S Ho nation The South has shown a recently attempted lassoing a keeper Thursday Sept 29 pluck and cntcrpriso and achieved a witli a lasso mado of bed licking but Friday Sept 30 success that can not fail to command was not strong enough to overpower i ho admiration of the world May it him and w3 himself forced back in movo steadily on iu tho highway of his cell which ho had ingeniously unindustrial and commercial progress locked THE ADVOCATE Agricultural Nofe mo T tournmflt Of vouffreM obax piiifililRj mmmmmmmssmss 1 1 V 4 v hop-growe- rs WAS TTFnmAlT I I UnN - 1 Mt East Main Street STERLING KENTUCKY FURNITURE I lj hnr I i w -- I I i - i i Ten-year-o- ld I HICKS CARPET STORE Hie3sixigtoxi7 Kly- - Â¬ Â¬ O SaSalBjP Â¬ 1S2- Ha 1 Green 1S2- FURNITURE J H WIEHL SON MSMM KV LEZXINOTON Â¬ f Â¬ 1200 IN PRMIUMSI 1 Walnut Oak Mahogany and Cherry Bedroom Sets A wonderful spring 60 it is alleged has been discovered iu Greenup county Tho water is cold and color- Â¬ less but when applied to dress goods or carpets colors them a deep red The fiesh of persons who batho in it is turned to a light blood red and when applied to tho hair It bloudincs it It U said a number of families iu the neighborhood have used tho water lor years Tiio Boston Transcript thinks that thn days of chivalry aro not dead when two young ladies of Old Eng Â¬ land families and fino education aro Children over io and sotting up a school for frcednien in Uver ifd taia tho black bolt of Alabama having Catalogues bought the laud and built a large ready for distribution liouso for tho school aud a littlo ono 1 to live in all in tho backwoods and Secretary country where thero arc 2GC0 D S GODSEY in a President blacks to only 200 white Competition Open to the World under 15 ---- Tie JE DEL FflLB m The Best Bed Made years --- -- 25 Cents 35 tJents Oip givfqg premiums in full will soon be andmay be had by addressing the Ii THE IIANDSOaiEST 0 iHi 00 LINE - OF CHILDRFX Q pat Br jr- m W T fiWANRn secretary i r j r 1 WetoMadaB--v i Pn 5 in fli ST iTi T t i v- nif v TT Writ - 1- v f 4mt ll rirliVT wXTWr T Jiv k -- T ITMfri P xtfJiimtJ Ai ti iy S Wmm Star --A V r A 1 i i S 3 UJsk w I lift A Jtifc 5i4S - 5l wjv THE ADVOCATE n- y -- i - v IWvtylP w v - T MT STEBLING ADVOCATE TUESDAY1 JtTLT 16 1892 Far republicans Only Â¬ BI Firm fjoti ikW - JElcctrlc motors now run thrashers and other acrloultural machiuory infioino parts of Europo it has been domonstralcd that the j 0 Of celery blight can bo checked by spray Â¬ ing wjlh ammoniacal carbonate of copper v y ft Crimeon or scarlet clovor as it is somolimes designated does not thrive in Mississippi according to Prof Tracy of tho Mississippi statidn Sot traps by scattering pieces of oraugo peel over tho ground for snails Grenier says they aro so fond of this delicacy that thoy will remain cling- Â¬ ing to tho peel rather than go back to thoir hiding places at break of day Examine tho traps overy morning and Jdcstroy tho marauders Paris greou in water for various in- Â¬ sects is applied at tho rato of oho pound to 250 or 300 gollons of water This proportion for small quantities can bo obtained noarly enough for practical purposes says tho Massa- Â¬ chusetts Plowman by taking an ordi- Â¬ nary teaspoon filling it with tho poi Â¬ son and thon striking it offlovel with arstraight stick This amount added to three or four gallons of water will give tho desired quantity T labor anfl Ajneriotnlinlerprise A lowg a he deniajHd3bf American thi for cwnpaigii purposes lasted theso Imported laborers Woro afforded employment in handling imported materials When tho political de Â¬ mand was supplied from anothor qourdo tho political plant wont under All this is ludicrous enough but it has its sorlous side To maintain thoso bogus plants and a fow others tho American pcoplo aro taxed at tho rato of about 15000000 per antrum The Democratic IIouso passed a bill to reduce tho tax on tin plato aud ul- Â¬ timately to admit it free but tho lte pnblican Senate refused to pay any attention to it Courior Journal Apple Trees Headed Low iu connection with orcharding at tho North is tho importance of headiug tho trees low and growing somewhat in bush form Tho experience of Messrs Bedford and Mackay of Brandon and Indian Head bears strong and un- Â¬ mistakable evidence on this point a larger percentage in overy case ol standards of tho same varieties failing than thoso planted ijs and allowed to branch low In cli- Â¬ mates subject to sudden extromes loug ifnprotccted stems aro very lia Â¬ ble to suflor injury from sun scald or Again tho low head bark bursting from its proximity to tho ground as- Â¬ sists in collecting snow which does valuable service to tho object covered n protecting it from extremes of tom craturo To intending planters in jfiioftliern Ontario and Manitoba I rwould 6ay purchase ono ycarold Vroot grafted trees selecting variotics as hardy or hardier than Duchess 1 cut themback and set in nursery rows for two years then sot out in poimanent orchard situatiouand train More lasting ben- in low bush form will bo gained from this class of than from tho mu h finer looking which may have been standard John Craig forced in tho nursery Ottawa Canada A Political Plant Coos Under one-year-ol- ds A point which I want to emphasize f W9 Our Republican friends aro indus triously circulating in a Very private way tho following card sent out by tho National Republican League We take plcasuro in publishing it for tho benefit of such of our Republican readers as may not have seen it Of course Dombcraki aro not interested in it and wo aro not printing it with any idea they will caro to read tho order A WORD TO REPUBLICANS The hope of tho party lies iu tho expansion of a stalwart Republican press Tho Republican who reads or otherwiso helps to support a Demo- Â¬ cratic journal to tho exclusion of his owu party newspapers is uutruo to tho Republican cause GLEANINGS Unanimously subscribed to by the National Republican League Overfeeding weakens thp offspring J S CiiARicsoK Pros Hero A B Homphkey Sec underfeeding does the same extremes meet Poultry Points t way to make money Tho wrong As a green tood for chickens and from hogs is by beginning to feed enough to feed ducks iu summer or wintersomo them only when big clainr there is nothing off much hotter than flat turnips chopped A road tax may bo bnrdonsomo and sliced theso being at least nearly but in fact it Is not near so much so equal to clover cabbages aud lettuce as tho tax daily imposed and paid by aud cau bo grown at less cost and kept every farmer who hauls product to for winter feeding very easily market over poor roads A poultry grower affirms that 300 Geese aro kept cheaply where they pullets hatchedcarly will lay more have good range But if kept iu con Â¬ eggs in winter than 500 hcus finement you will find that it fakes Do not crowd tho half grown money to buy their food They have chickens togethor In a small coop fiuoly developed appetites Tins causes disease as well as in methods of deformities such crooked breastbones An important reform buying and selling eggs has been and wry tailcs Whitewash tho nests and coops adopted by somo Western dealers tho English frequently during warm weather or who aro nurchasins for markets Thoy buy by w6ighfrcfus keep them ircsh and clean by some ing all that do not como up to a cer- Â¬ method Goodfcedlng will do much to in tain standard crease tho size of eggs according to Help for tho hayfiold is scarce and ono tehory this is why eggs from yards hard to obtain In somo cases tho whore only fow fowls arc kept aro often harvest will bo delayed ou that ac- Â¬ larger aud richer than thoso of reg count Tho Introduction of machinery ular market eggs to tho work of tho hay harvest is Capous aro said to mako excellent hardly able to keep up with shrink nurses for ducks and chicks ago iu tho number of laborers loft in Cau chronic diarrhoea be cured tho rural towns Those who think not should read tho If tho hens aro confined aud tho following from Mr Joseph McGuffin yard is largo enough to permit of the ot opaulding Union county Iowa I was troubled for years uso of a one horse plow for turning Ho says with chronic diarrhoea and used many under tho soil it will greatly aid in kinds of medicine but Nothing with preventing diseaso if the yards are permanent effect for good until I tried plowed not only burying the filth Chamberlains Colic Cholera and but allowing tho hens an opportunity Dlarrhcoa Remedy I would say to everyone in need of medicino for tho to scratch and dust iu tho fresh dust ailment mentioned and kindred dis A breeder of swino who manages eases try tho Kcmeuy anil like my- to maturo his pigs early says that ho selt you will never bo without it in 25 and 50c bottles for uses all tho skim milk he has in a your home sale by T G Julian slop of bran oat meal and middlings TWO HARVEST EXCURSIONS feeding three times a day regularly and also gives car corn soaked in wa Iu thus feeding Via Chicago Milwaukee 8i St Paul ter once nor day Ry on Tuesday August 3oth pigs early ho pushes thorn rapidly to and Septombor 27 1S92 maturity poultry-keepers It is1 said of Mrs Lease tho AUIauco leader that she would bo a very handsome woman if sho didnt have to wear skirls Skirts hang on her about as awkwardly as thoy would on hor husband i Tho following clipped from tho Itiirlington Junction Mo Post con twins information of no Httlo value to persons troubled with indigestion For years tho editor ot tho 1ostjhas been sub ject td cramp colic or lit s of Indigestion that prostrated him for several hours and untitled him for buiincs for two er thrco days after Â¬ ward About a year ago wo called on tf 7 Dutchcr druggist and asked for something to ward og nn attack that was already making life hideous Mr llutchcr handed us a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholear and Diarrhua Itemed Wo took the mcdlctno according to directions and no only found relief on that oc casion but havo peroral times since tried its virtues and found relief In every Instance We take this metiod of acknowledging the benefits derived and rccoirimcndlng to nil others subject to Indigestion Forsalo by T G tullnn Â¬ 1 wnn ifcmanti AiWiraJBgKfrs3 and for Ill So 6t Infants Brooklyn N Children dl CioriabBoweS flirted to children tiii I recommend It ft lupcrior to Any prescription known to me II A AacHmx M P Oxford CiMtori cures Colic Cotwtlpatlon Sour Stomach Diarrhoea Eructation Kills Worms girea sloep and promotes Without Injurious medication T Th use of Castoria is bo universal and Its merits so well known that it seems a work of supererogation to endorse it Few are the intelligent families who do not keep CastorU within easy reach CXBUOi JUn rrw DD rMw Ww tun Late Pastor Bloomlngdftlo Bet ormod Church -- For oereral years I have recommended your Castorla and shall always continue to do so as It baa invariably produced beneficial results y Vl isj Eowik F Pinnzs H D Tho Wlntarop 125th Street and 7th Ave New York City Tib Cicrrxun Coinuxr 77 Mcbiuy Stbebt New York JACK STEWART AUCTIONEER Lexington Kr jift TlYmilt flttOntlnn rrltfmi n nit nlit mitwilij tsi Arn Timn nivlflra nt tMnflln n nlilaa ilm caro of Clarendon Hotel Lexington Ky mZMMM i MMPM MMMMEMMM I or Kentucky Central R R BLUE GRASS ROUTE Shortest and Quickest Ronto FROM FLIL GOODS yy py iyiiynyiiy upwy ny y In ya i Yr ARE NOW Receiving fall importations of Vel- Â¬ vets Dress Goods Blankets Hosiery Y CENTRAL KENTUCKY TO ALL POINTS r KOBTH fc SOUTH 15 1891 I I Through daily train service between Cincinnati and Middlcsborough and points on L N 11 It Schedule In Effect Xov Southttouud Dally Express 8 10 a m 8 is a in IS No 1 Accm Fast Lino TJaily Ex Sun Ex Sun S No 5 No 3 h ill Lve Covington Lvo Cincinnati Arr Fails Arr Lexington Lve Faris Lve Falmouth Lve Cyiithiana 1 45 10 43 an am 0 10pm I pm 2 55pm 8 ospm 3 02pm 00 11 12 10 am m Arr Winchester Ait Lvo Lvo Lto Arr An Lve Lvo Lvo Lvo Lvo Lvo Arr 12 lo m Winchester 12 40 pm Itichmond 33 p m 1 35 p m Itichmond 2 05 pm IJerca Livingston 3 03 p m Livingston 8 15 pm 4 10 p m London Corbin 4 50 p m 5 00 p m Corbin 52 p m 0 41 p ra lincvlllo Atlddlchorough 7 85 p m Ctinibcrln Gnp7 65 p m n l 10 23pm 11 Oojnn 50pm 4 35pm 5 supm 6 10pm 7 OOpni U H All Summer Goods at Cost wrv Underwear including Crocadilo weaves in color and blacks Storm Serges in all tho popular colors Camda hair effects Homespun and Flannel Suitings silk and wool warp Henriettas Drapes Almas Tricots and Broadcloth in all colors Full line of Zeiglers Shoes under contract for early shipment Em broideirs and Torchons in good sup Â¬ ply also full line of dress trim- Â¬ mings Y rl -- Jl -- h V mam 15pm COpui 7 03pm 7 55pm JOHN SAMUELS S5 MMaM WMmMMMMMmM 33p -- 1 AI lnrbourvillo5 Lvo Corbin Lvo Williamsburg Arr Jellico Lve Itichmond Lvo Lancaster Arr Stanford North Bound 4 60 p m C 45 8 20 pm pm pm l so p m 4 45 p m C 20 Express t- No 2 Dally Dally 7 00 7 60 10 15 8 43 0 S5 S 33 7 47 8 35 25 0 35 10 11 11 03 11 12 12 12 No 4 No0 Ex Sun Daily Anecdots of Carlylo Sir Lewis Pelly relates this anec dote of Carlylo who had invited him Ho soon worried mo into an to tea argument and upset everything I ventured to advance Tea over he wont to tho mantelpiece and filled his nine which ho smoked often and which I suspect affected his digestion for ho complained moro than onco of dvsnensia and I ventured once to suggest that his smoking might per Â¬ Yes haps injuro and depress him ho said and tho doctor told mo tho samo thing I left off smoking and was very mcescrablo still but I thought it better to smoko aud be mcescrablo than to go without His pipo being filled ho descended as was his wont to tho small garden in tho rear of tho house to commune But just with tho Eternal Silences as ho was closing tho door Mrs Car- Â¬ Why when Maz lylo called out zini was hero tho othernight you took tho sido of tho argument that Carlyle Mr Pelly did this evening putting his head round tho door moroly said and whats tho uso of a man if ho cannot take two sides of an p Eel r m f y Among the great tin plato plants the existence of which was used by spell biudors to convince the people that tho tin plato industry is fully es- Â¬ tablished in this country was one at Anderson Iud This great plant has just been sold under tho hammer to j satisfy a mechanics lien of 218 Tho Anderson works employed four men thrco boys and five girls in Tho four making American tin men wore imported from Wales The machinery was imported Ditto tho Mock plato Ditto tho pig tin Ditto tho oils Tho work done at Anderson by tho imported workmen with tho help of tho boys and girls was dip ping tho imported block plato into tho imported tin after tho latter had been Tho reason why tho com- Â¬ melted pany suspouded is tho most interest Â¬ ing part of tho narrative Last year it was engaged iu making campaign badges of American tin for the uso of tho Republican party It ex pected to do the samo thing this year It being a Presidential year tho market iu Indiana- for American tiu for campuigu buttons ud badges 4 was expected to bo brisk and remu Â¬ nerative But every Dody remembers tho fato which fcometimes overtakes tho best laid schemes of mico aud men A Republican with a stronger pull established a political tin plate plant ton miles from Anderson aud got tho contract for tho political tin needed for tho Indiana campaign and this left tho Anderson concern with nothing to dd Suspension followed Â¬ - Wltcro tlio grasgcanrckUscd by tho wandring Lve Stanford LvoLancnster breeze And tho ileitis nro rich with tho golden grain Arr Itichmond Where tho schooner ploughs through the pralrio Lvo Jellico Lvo WillinVbg sen Ait Corbin To Its destined orton tho westcrh plain Where homes may never 1ms sought in vain LvoCumTd Gap Lvo JliddlesborougU And hQpo Is the thrlcfticst plant that grows Lve lincvlllo Whcro man may oyer his right maintain Lvo IJarbrville And land is as frcoas tho wind that blows Arr Corbin Lvo Corbin For further particulars apply to the Lvo London Arr Livingston am am am - am g 5 5J S 8 05 am am am am am am am am am 5 s 0 33 am Mexican Mustang Liniment A Cure for the Ailments of Man and Beast A long tested pain reliever Its use is almost universal by the Housewife the Farmer the Stock Raiser and by every one requiring an effective liniment No other application compares with it in efficacy This well known remedy has stood the test of years almost generations No medicine chest is complete without a bottle of Cj 1 5 s Lve Brady Southern passenger Agent Lvo Livingston Ilerea An Klchmwnd 237 Fourth Avenue Louisville Ky Lvo Itichmond An Winchester Lvo Winchester Lead Pipes and Insects nearest Ticket Agcut or address D C Magazine 4 25 pm E Solleck of Chicago 8 2t am 4 48 pm 23 am Falmouth 5 30 pn called attention to the fact that certain 10 40 am An Covington 0 37 pro 10 55 am insects aro able to bore holes in lead Arr Cincinnati 0 45 pin pipes Ho posessos a bullet cut from tho tree under which tho surrender of Vicksburg was arranged by Generals MAYSVILLE BRANCH Grant and Pembcrton which lias been o 10 o 12 pierced in several places by these North Bound Dally Dallv Ex Sun Ex Si11 borers In fact when tho bullet was Lvo 2 55 pm cut out of the bark one of the insects Lve Cincinnati Covington 3 02 pm Lve Lexington 7 00 a m 6 20 pm was found in it Cassells Family Lvo Fails 7 55 a m 6 15 pm Mr W Arr Fails Lexington Fails lias Cyrthiana Lve Lve Lvo Lvo 03 am B S3 am 7 10 am 7 45 am 7 00 am 7 53am I e 15 am 10 41 pm 41 pm 1 5 pm 1 65 pm 2 27 pm 2 00 pm 2 37 pm 3 07 pm 4 01 pm 5 35 pm 6 45 pm nu 3 45 pm -- Mustang Liniment Ait ArrCarlislo Millersburg argument All tho facts wo posses In regard to tho habits of tho song birds in this point to tho conclusion that tho same individuals return to tho samo locali- Â¬ ties year after year to nest aud to rear their young I am convinced that tho samo woodpeckor occupies tho samo cavity iu a trco whiter after winter and drums upon tho same dry limb spring after spring I ljko to think of all theso creatures as capu blo of local attachments aud not in Â¬ sensible to tho sentiment of homo John Burroughs in Century Delaware county N Y Arr aiaysville comes a report to tho ofiect that a now variety of bird somewhat resembling South Bound the English robin lias proved au enemy to tho potato beetle which it Lvo jraysvlllc eats with avidity Lve Johnson Lve Carlisle Pronounced Hopeless Yet Saved Lve Millersburg From Arr Fails AlT Johnson 8 IS n 8 40 a 9 31 a 10 10 n m in m w B 7 00 pm 7 R4 pm 2 n 8 SO pm Occasions arise for its use almost every day All druggists and dealers have it K No 0 Dallv Ex Sun 5 20 a m 5 67 a m u SO a 111 7 15 a in 7 40 a m 8 23 a m 10 61 a in 11 00 a in Ex Sun 60 pin 2 27 pm 3 20 um 8 45 pm 4 10 pm 7 00 pm 0 87 pm 0 45 pm 1 No U Dull in duo course I Ejot i- - Among the claims filed against tho Anderson company is ono by Daniel Edwards of Swansea Wales for 4il7 for machinery Another for 700 Is in favor of au importer of These facts sufficiently block plates show wheuco the supply of material ftas obtained All this was douo iu ym r the namo ot protection to American tons wife I 1 From a letter written by Mrs Ada E Hurd of Groton S D wo quote Was taken with a bad cold which settled on my lungs a cough set in aud finally terminated in consumption Four doctors gave mo up saying I could livo but a short time I gave myself up to my Saviour determined it I could not stay with my friends on earth I would moot my absent ones above My husband was adylsed to jret Dr Kings Now Discovery for consumption cqughs and colds I gavo it a trial took iu all eight bot Â¬ tles it has cured mo and thank God and probably fatally wouuded by I am now a well and hearty woman Walker Harrington It was said that Trial bottles free at W S Lloyds Dick AVas too lUtimato With Harrinir- - druc Storo Rcsrular size oOc and j 100 An An Sit Arr Cincinnati Lexington Covington KNOTT C 1 ATMOIIE Trafllo SInnngcr Genl Fass Agt UencralOfflccs Louisville Ky S F II MOUSE Asst Genl Fasssrr Airt Ofiice Chamber of Commerce Bldgs Clnti O No 1 vision wa longersmdlas lighter ruans car ries moie otDD ex load tlta swa an37 Qsnuo wn jLne oest on nnoade Â¬ toClnclnti nuns dally No 4 Huns dallv from nil fttntinna nxrnnt f 1m Rowland Division which is daily except Sunday No 5 Dallv ex Stuidnr between Cincinnati and Lexington No ltl Fails und Loxlngton Accommodation Dally Lcarcs Lexington 10 00 am Arrives rnris 7iu 4JUU1 No Falmouth Accommodating UnvM fMn olnnatl 5 15 pm Arrives Falmouth 7 05 pm dally except oiinuiiy iso b ueayes airuoutu u 00 am Arrives Jin No 2 Plaeo opposite jail on High street Have added to pur stock of COAL tno well known BLACK BAND and tho eclobrated FIRE GREEK BLACK Dallv to nil uomts oxcent Itnwlnnd Til SMITHING COAL and still headquarters for BELMONT PEACH which U daily except Sundny ORCHARD NUT and CANNEL COALS 4545mo ltuiis dally ox Sunday f 10111 Lexlngtor MM f j Nl Gliicfe crt Programmes 1 Jones Mt bo giad to your job printing for you Wo prepared to do ilno job printing in Wo lintiOina ry piiui v nAftnn nn1 ia utwuuwij w nuiitu uuu Tho advocate win do aro all uii lot- - Kentucky Training School maJ rSH TB vSmmtilTKurntUa tarries through caw ermeditostationandiuMdaiir l from Cincinnati to MladlpuorouKli ana Cumberland UapandaUln- - torhcads billheads statomonts and tl5a linn rlmm tn strtrtlv AAnMini nvnrvminrr J JtVJiyw 48 tf style iWfS Lri--1 tsu JJVn f9tvwx AwttwVf1 VT JVC1 hnmiib Sterling Ky rx H HH UWrJiitT Ua5 wJPteta SK f 1 M itim NumhBrllmHed uimNrhnniiiihrniin roomi lull laitvair VaiB 9 m Ik Llr- iM If - - 1 M Plr iiiiriiiMlittliiiiiiS v r m mimmmmmmm f 7f wmammmmm TSKWOBBBWSj c m V VX j aifyiBM TauSI mfmmfmmmmHmimmm immammmmtmmmmmmBmmmm0mmmmmmmmiammmmmmmmim i mini V THE ADVOCATE JUDGE PETERS M1KISCENCES Indisposition with a disinclination to whito caused tlio interval botwecn my last number and this but having somewhat improved in health I now resume- the effort to complete tho self imposed task Having closed my last numbor with a statement of tho capture by the col Â¬ onics of Fort Duqucsitc and a great areliof it was to tho early settlers west Â¬ ward I proceed now to stato some of tho facts that led to tho rupturb be Â¬ tween England and her North Amori- England and Franco England found herself very heavily indebted and charging that a part of that indebted Â¬ ness had been created by tho aid sho had given tho colonics in effecting their settlements and carrying on their wars it was just that thoy should contribute to liquidate those debts their just proportion of them and that Parliament should take such p Ik v w w 1 - It au colonies At tho close of tho war between the tyranny and oppression of his country by England and seeing that no effective steps were bciug taken iu tho Assombly by his seniors nor by tho leaders ho determined to do what ho couldHo arouse his countrymen to a realization of their danger and to warn England that her attempt to on forco her Stamp Act would not bo de- Â¬ void of labor and sorrow fS hat man was Patrick Honry and to carry out his object Mr Henry introduced flvo resolutions iuto tho Assembly of Vir- Â¬ ginia four of which aro a moro reaffirmation of tho principles of tho ad- Â¬ dresses potltious and romonstrauces that tho Legislature and tho people of Virginia had often sent to the powers of England but tho tilth was in different tones and plainly informs her that tho timo may como when other means than addresses petitions and remonstrances would bo used and as some may never have read It and if thoy have It will bo refreshing to read it again itis copied hi this paper as follows GOMADY TcmvR - news fNriFiiiEF Loalavlllo Time- Arrah Grove mo It gives inojyo byr To lift mo hat to you For ould Bins hat Will get mashed Hat Tho Pope has written another lor regarding the lyorlds specially commending the proposed Catholic Educational exhibit Jr Â¬ lt HARDWARE H m i It i3 reported that Senator Hoar of Massachusetts has prepared his resig nation to bo presented on the reas Â¬ sembling of Gongrcss Of tho fivo men who will represent England at tho International Mone Â¬ tary Conference two aro pronounced 1 In Tho Dimmycrat8 1892 Wilt chase tho rats From licll to Ballyhoo An twill bo fun To sec thim run QUEENSWARE TINWARE s WOODENWARE I T In 1892 Arrah Grovo dont grieve For you an Stovo Havo hearts both warm an true For youfo tho men To clano out Bon In 1892 Well boast nor brag But take the flag Tho ould rid white an bluov An it shall wave Oer Binnios grave BPKr HN fill MBit LiaBM al imi Oil In 1892 Resolved therefore That tho Gen- Â¬ eral Assembly of this colony have tho Tho Dimmycrats sole richt and power to lay taxes and Like Caseys cats impositions upon tho inhabitants of for home every attempt to Well grow in numbers too thi colony and that LEADING HARDWAEBMBRCHANT aceompiisn vest such power or powers in any as steps would South Dakota will this year bo tho Until the crowd than banner wheat Stato of tho Union Will make his shroud that object which implied or was a person or persons whatever otherlias a the General Assembly aforesaid t Her yield is placed by exports at from LAND STOCK direct proposal that tho Parliament manifest tendency to destroy British Inl892tf A Relationship Problem AND CROP had tho right and as well as American freedom 50000000 to 60000000 bushels of Great Britain For you an Steve power to enact laws tax these colonies There aro also abundant quantities of C H Mcng sold to This resolution produced a profound I do believe y Byrd Kidd of Two ladies out walking mot a gen- - i against their will without being sensation in the House not to say V1U1 glttll f Will run a clean race through Winchester four heavy oxen at 340 tleman ho raised his hat to one and1fS represented thereby denying the col- Â¬ alarm Announcement last Thursday that The gentleman Leo and Do you know that For Bin cant run P b Anderson bought of T J tho other said As others boforO named were opposed to onies the right of representation tho relatives of tho lato Mrs Hopkins Sydncr 10000 If V Tho other lady replied Tho pounds of tobacco at 7 gentleman time passed these debts grow tho no this fifth resolution but were not par- Â¬ Searlcs were about to bring suit cents Talbott Glllispio sold to his mother was my mothers only In 1892 ccsslty becam6 more urgent and the ticularly excited over it not doubting against her husband for what thoy Byrd Kidd of Winchester 34 head of child The publisher of the Ladies Hell walk or pace - y passage of such an act cortaiuover pcti that they could defeat its adoption of considered their fair share in tho es- Â¬ cattlo at 450 G W Rash sold Pictorial Weekly will give an elegant An lose the race1 ious and protests by the colonists to the resolution but when they camo tate caused much surprise in New to Lehmans agont 73 head of cattle Clnchoring Piano valued at five Short winded horses do Jiis majesty George III and his Par to hear Mr Henrys argument in York average weight 1475 pounds at 425 iiumirca uouars to tho lirst person Â¬ An ho will find liament in language elegaut anil re favor of its adoption and when in de Tho Switchmens Union will take a C H Meng sold 15 telling the relationship existing bo Jl and premium That nos behind spectful if not too submissive was a nouncing tho tyranny of the obnox hand in tho steel workers strike At head of Southdown bucks at 15 per- tween tho gentleman and lady spoak- In 1892 necessity but with arguments unan Â¬ ions act he exclaimed in a voice of a meeting of tho Trades and Labor head North Middlotown Advance ing last An elegant suit of Parlor swerable denying the rights of Kings thunder and with the look of a God Assembly at West Superior Wis So Grovor go in Furniture valued9 at two hundred Lamb buyers aro ongaging lambs dollars and Parliament or either to tax them Cassar had his Brutus Charles I his they promised to handle no cars con- Â¬ An go to win will bo civou for Rewind enri t when they were not represented but Cromwoll and Geoige III taining tho product of non union in Woodford for uoxt Spring pivying rect answer A first class combina- Â¬ Trea- Â¬ Well shout hoorah-ho-ro- o from 6 to 6 cents for 10th of June de Â¬ ruo heed was given to protest or peti- - son workers tion ladies or gentlcmaus Bicycte cried the Speaker and Trea- Â¬ Well throw the group lion and although tho danger grew son echoed from different parts of Edward O Boss of Brooklyn eloped livery Into the soup valued at one hundred and thirty five A hog buyer for a leading Chicago dollars will the colonists still took no active steps tho house Henry faltered not but with and married Edna May Kelly In 1S92 be given for third correct packing houso is reported to havo answer to protect themselves from the calam- Â¬ rising to a loftier attitude and fixing An elegant suit ofBed Will S Hays Miss Kelly is tho oldest daughter of said It is seldom I am bullish but Room Furniture valued at sovonty- ity but seemed still to trust to their on the Speaker an eye of most deter- Â¬ John C Kelly ono of tho Pittsburg Taking Them at Their Word this is qno of tho times I am petitions until Patrick Henry ap Â¬ mined fire finished the sentence with I bo Ifivo dollars will bo given for fourth iron kings and senior member of tho liovo hogs aro going to sell considera- Â¬ peared in the House of Burgesses as tho finest emphasis Co foundry firm of Kelly Jones and George III correct answer Ten elegant Gold Tho good faith of tho Democratic bly higher and think thoy will reach the representative of the county of may profit by their example If this Watches good movement wall bo The striko of tho planing mill mon 6 before tho cud of next month politicians of this Stato who opposed Hanover or Louisa Virginia it does bo treason make the most of it I given for each of tho nct ten correct tho nomination ofCleveland and were of St Louis which has been qu for look for lighter receipts and aiot appear which but is not material think answer and a valuable prizo will bo Life of Patrick Heury p 83 pledged to support tho Wirts aspirations of sovoral weeks has been declared off that a He was a momber in 1764 1765 Uu It was in the same speech that Mr Hill is to bo put to a thorough test and thonncn aro now seeking their in Maygood many of the hogs wo got given to every porson that answer and Juno wcro not duo until this problem known to fame and to a majority of Henry drawing himself to hi3 full correctly Wo are pub places Tho trouble arose over a do u my xnoro vm no a lishing tho very his speecn in the Par Â¬ stature and with one liaud aloft Mr Murphy remains Chairman of the his colleagues ami August best and handsomest mand for shorter hours with no de- Â¬ market failing oft in tho receipts Stato Committee andLieutenant-Gov-eruo- r as it was called had exclaimed in a voice of thunder sons case for Ladies Weekly publication If for tho J crease in pay Shechan is nof only a member ninety days to come given him great notoriety in the wo would bo free wo must fight wo price on the two continents it equals Helen Holmnn Harney a grand county in which it was delivered and must fight l which so electrified all of the National Executive and Cam- Â¬ R DBruco agent for Sullivan all the high priced weekly publicai paign Committees but has been made child of Representative Ilolnian of in a few counties near who heard it that they were echoed Chairman of tho Stato Vori8 BurgiiJ has bought within the tions and our object in awarding v Campaign Indiana died Thursday at Hamilton In March 1764 the British Parlia- Â¬ back by many voices apparently in- Â¬ Committee No one more conspicu- Â¬ Va Tho child was a great favorite last few days 75000 bushels of wheat theso prizes i3 to introduce it into Â¬ ment had passed resolutions prepara voluntary prophetic words which at 70 cents per bushel Ed Brown Â¬ now homes and make permauentvsub- tory to tho levying of a revenuo on the lapse of ten years verified On ously represents the Jlill Democrats with Mr Ilolnian and ho was deeply ing Jr of Pine Grove sold 110 head senbers Wo guarantee that ofziJ the colonies by a stamp tax These the roll of the Assembly being taken than Mr Shechan but if is not con- Â¬ affected bv her death of hogs averaging 275 pounds at pereou answering this problem cor ceivable that ho would accept these resolutions were in due time by the the resolution was adopted by a ma At Ogden N J a building in 575 per hundred John Will rcciiy wm receive a vatuab o nrizo responsible committeo places unless proper authorities communicated to jority of one vote course of erection collapsed and Poor bought of O F Meredith 100 fliiit will enable us to securo thoir he intended to work heartily for the the House of Burgesses of Virginia a twenty men were buried in the ruins Tennessee ewes at 372 per head These lines may seem foreign to the election of tho national ticket friends as subscribers Every one as well committee Avas appointed by the subject in hand but the writer hopes asto secure a Democratic majority in Ono dead body has been recovered Danville Advocate answering must enclose one dollar for House to prepare an address to tho to show its connection in tho next and four of tho injured will die At the next Legislature N Y World Weil made a shipment of 532 head a six month trial subscription to tho Jung a memorial to the Lords and a paper a late hour twelve men had been taken of export cattle from this place Ladies Pictorial Weokly which is vi moustranco to the House of Com A Bier Land Claim from the ruins I Wednesday All were bought in this published by a perfectly reliable firm mous Mr Wirt says of theso papers A special from Covington says The proceedings of the Democratic Prizes will bo sent promptly and just Mails from Japan bring news of countv that whilo they affirm in strong and mass conveneion held iu the Court A land suit of considerable mo- - great loss of life and property by in Â¬ Contestants should There never was known to bo so as represented 1 v n SI il clear terms the constitutional exemp n TT Oi House at Frenchbiirg Ky on Satur- Â¬ men i vu jiiuu ill uiu UUIIUU oiaies undation and wind storms Along slim a prospect for a good tobacco answer to day as date of postmark tion of the colony from taxation by Thursday day Aug 13th 1792 for tho purpose Court P Bradstreet of this city E rep Â¬ tho Ashigawa river over 100 porsous crop than the present ono The counts and this advertisement appears the British Parliament they neverthe Â¬ of appointing delegates to the conven Â¬ resents tho ilaintifl It will oxoito were drowned and 5000 houses sub- Â¬ acreage is about 90 percent of tho all over the country on the samo day less breathe a tone so suppliant as to tion to be hold in Catlettsburg Ky considerable comment in the vicinity merged In Tokushimo forty one crop of last year whilo tho condition Prizes will be sent frco of custom indicate that no opposition beyond re on Address Xadies Pictorial the IStli day of August 1892 to of Mt Sterling Ky Tho plaintiff in persons were crushed to death by fall- Â¬ is about 45 percent of last years duty monstrance at this time was medita is Mine Apolnia crop Tho prcront crop besides bo Weekly II Toronta Cananda nominate a Democratic candidate for the case known all over B Maretzek ing houses who is sng unpromising is the most uneven 3 2t tho ted In January 1865 however the Judge of the Court of Appeals for the States and Eitropo Sho sues United crop over seen in tho county for a Will was passed to take John A Botzum arrived in Ogden famous Stamp Act For Sale First Appellate District of Kentucky lot of land near Mt Sterling and in effect tho first of the following NoUtah recently on a journey around iamstown Courier The convention being called to order the same county A good desirable homo within tho Tho sheep industry would rival the This measure scorned to vember Mme Maretzek was the once prom Â¬ tho world afoot Botzum is a news Â¬ horse interest if tho Legislature would city limits First class dwelliug by J II Williams Chairman of tho of 8 stun the whole continent of America inent opera singer and U now en paper man of talent He loft Akron protect the flocks from the worthless rooms Democratic County Committee good cistern orchard of splen- Â¬ gaged iu teaching music in Now York O in March 1891 and is now on his dogs Thoy could mako a law to tax All ranks of society were coniVmmteil did fruit grapos in abundance good On motion W S Picrco was made city She stands high iu tho opinion way No one know what to hope what back home He will remain in a dog and a sheep and have a common chairman of the meeting and J J of thoso who compose thebet musical fund that whon Aa dog kills Bs sheep barn meat house and all other need Â¬ more to fear or what course was best circle French by birth she is the Ogden about a week to rest up ami if he was not financially good his dog ed outbuihliugs Byrne was made secretary Four and a half to bo taken will then proceed on his journey Wirts Life of Patrick should ho killed and B paid for his apivsofland attached susceptible of The appointment of the usual com- Â¬ descendant of Gen Lafayette Tho laud for which she is seeking Heury 3800 05 Heavy general rains have continued sheep out of the general fund derived division into good building lots mittee was dispensed with and tho fo- Â¬ to recover a title was signed over by from taxes on dog and if B kills Will sell at a bargain Perhaps no Legislature of the same llowing resolutions were adopted Patrick Honry to John Cannon in the several days over Southwestern Texas AV dog he should pay A for his Wat II Bdsii number of men ever assembled that 1 That I N Collier J J Byrne year 1786 She claims to have pur- Â¬ covering tho drouth region on tho dog a Value not exceeding tho price of e Mt Sterlinsr Kv combined as great an amount of talent hH Thos G icon wade and Jo Cobb arc chased tho land many years ago but lower Rio Grande and extending into a sheep and if B could not pay that wrawfHrjwa3rM3BiKaBRK5ssw as the House of Burgesses of Virginia did not realize tho value of until re- Â¬ appointed delegates to tho cently As there aro over it fifty de Â¬ Northern Mexico where ft has not amount ho should draw it out of the TWYWtftSPOYM J TPTTmy hereby certainly none with more Richard rained for three years and where general fund derived from taxes on convention to be held at Catlettsburg fendant a bitter fight is expected sheep Lexington Gazzette Hoiry Leo was there tho Cicero of The Rio on Aug 18 1S92 to nominate a Dem Â¬ The western lino of the land grant much suffering existed tho colony John Bland Edmund ocratic candidate The first suit against the Pinkertons lor Judge of the referred to in tho above article is said Grande is on a boom the first time Pendleton Peyton Randolph and for several years Appeals from the First Dis- by those who cluim to know to begin growing out of tho Homestead affair George Wythe Theso great men Court of was begun at Philadelphia on Thurs of Kentucky and instructed to at Littlo Mountain where tho Cox Detective Bailey arrested at Chicago were opposed to certain resolutions in trict day It was filed by William R Lelar cast tho vote of Menifee county in said house now stands comer of Queen a young man known as D C Moore traduced into tho IIouso ami will be against Robert A Pinkorton and convention for tho Hon James l and Locust streets and run through who is wanted iu Boston for forgery specially noticed farther along Mr William A Pinkerton trading as Hazolrigg of the county of Montgom Â¬ Mattio Leo City on through tho vil- Â¬ Moore asked tho T Jefferson and Col dotectivo to look in Carrington Pinkertons National Detective Agen Â¬ ery and use all honorable means to lage of Bethel in Bath county and his Mooros large samplo trunk for were there Tho gentlemen just secure his nomination must include a largo amount of terri- Â¬ some papers Tho detective stooped cy In his statement Lelar says that named were tho leaders of tho House ho was employed by the Pinkertons to 2 That tho Mt Sterling Advocate tory Tho suit will hardly amount to over when Moore seized him by the 2vr Leo being then regarded as the act as a watchman at certain build- Â¬ publish these proceedings and all anything heels dumped him into tho trunk greatest orator ot tho colony of Vir Â¬ ings in tho Stato of Now York to other Democratic newspapers in tho slummed tho lid locked tho door of ginia if not of all of them Hug 3D 31 Sept 1 3 3 While Telegraph Operator Van Duzor which tho defendants then and their district aro requested to copy tho room and made his escape Stamp Act was very offensive and the falsely and deceitfully protend to bo 3 That in the event that no dele Â¬ who was appointed to one of tho va Â¬ alarming to all tho members of tin Tho most remarkablo pug dog in conducting tho plain till but tho pro Competition Opsn to the World Free gate from Menifee county attends tho cancies caused by tho dischargo of JIouso yet tho papers sent by them to W operators in El tho country is dead Champion ciso location of which tho plaintiff was convention A A Hazel Â¬ several D L The Host Attractive Program Ever Offered England were in tcrmsjpo submissive tho general mi ro N Y was ejected from his George owned by Auditor Edwin A not informed by tho rigg or Squire Turner be directed to Pinkertons to iudicato opposition much less any night Pile of tho Controllers Office Phila Â¬ Then follows tho account of the vote asindicated by tho fore Â¬ boarding houso Wednesday TWO RACES EACH DAY resistance to tho enforcement of the cast the tho proprietor refusing him board delphia was overcome by tho heat Pinkertons fight with tho rioters going resolutions from But there was Onp member law Ho mounted an engine later to go to Ho had received 14 first prize and tho barges at and Homestead on the Clh of EnOBTCrT uapieorncc cHitonsN day Tho meeting then adjourned aduittso there although it was his first session the rinsT lorsoheadti for tho night but as soon acquired his titlo of champion His July Lelar says that ho fell into tho W S PiEttcK Cluuii objure ungainly iu appearance and as tho enginper discovered Van Duz tail was so perfect in its curves thaf it hands of ho mob was kicked and Spoolal Trains ori AH Railroads J J Bvisne Seoy ungraceful in manner perhaps at Excursion Ilatoa ons idenity Oio told tho operator that was at first alloged that it had been beaten with clubs sticks and stones Tor firtlr UftrauUol md utileua diri Hi Swretiry name to tholead- none but union men could ride on fixed or wrapped iu lead foil and and seriously injured Ho asks GEO H WHITNEY President cts whose patriotism revolted at Children Cry for Pitchers Caslorfa that engine curved George was 15 years old 20000 for damages t j THOS I MABTIN Secretary jrj son-av-a-g- mononictallsts two blmctalists and AND AFJJLL LINE OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLE- ono neutral There wcro 189 business failures t -- y-i MENTS throughoutHtho country during tho past seven days as against 184 tho week before and 227 the correspond ing week last year Hon W Bourko Cochran the Tam Â¬ many orator has signified Jiisintention New South and Pioneer Cane Mills Cooks Evaporators and to speak for Cloveland and Stephen- Â¬ Pans Cider Mills Saw Mill Supplies and Belting son whenever his services aro desired by tho National Committee Tho Grand Encampment ot Knights Templars at Denvsr finished its work Friday and adjourned The Ken tucky commauderies left immediately Pi Mitchell Msli Bros Wagons ED MITCHELL -- 1 1 I fc - V Â¬ 1 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ I rncii - 4 0 V XG MT STERLING ADVOCATE TUESDAY JULY IK 1892 rr a p vtiiw itgnhrAwntaw I BROS T RIMBLE Grocers - Pure Drugs Medicines Wholesale DEALKKS IN f- sai4tattr4Wt Trimble Bros Wholesai e Grocers The KZennec3L3r - Presorfptlon Bros Druggjsts - CORRESPONDENCE Levee Items Wo havo had a levr light- showers of rain tho past week which willbo a great bcliefit to the growing crops - c ounty Convention At a mass meeting of tho DemocÂ¬ racy of Montgomery county held at tho Court Houso Saturday Aug 13th at 2 oclock p m tho meeting was called to order by County Chairman H R French who stated tho object of the meeting Judge B J Peters was elected permanent Chairman and S S Cassity and C W Harris I i W E Ilcflin formerly of this Bail iwick but now of Vaughns Mills Clothing Slaes Agent Wanted Tlio Oth session of Goodwins Male PERSONAL MENTION Powell county Ky has been quite For Mt Sterling and vicinity High School will begin September 5 sick tho past two weeks but is now Unprecedented opportuuity to a man lHlllS1ttt 1892 Mis3 Frankio Hampton is at the better of pluck and push Kentucky Training School will Commissions Olympian Springs Secretaries Thursday ovoniug in tho corridor yield 45 10t open Soptcmbcr 5 1892 Mr G P and T J Douglass wore 2000 income to tho right man On motion of Col A W Hamilton of tho jail Logan Murphy a prisoner Robert Bridgoforth is quite sick thrashing in the right place Mr Colivors crop of ryo on seconded by Col Strayed hero for from Magoffin county scut with symptons of typhoid fever Thos Turner the tho Georgo May farm on tho Kidvillc Wanamakeii Brown safe kcopiug and who is charged following resolutions were adopted 2 2t Philadelphia Pa JA Long and son Georgo W of pike and ouo rick of tho rye estima viz jersey cow yellow right horn off with tho murder of his father stabbed i Frcnchburg wero in tho city Friday ted at seventy fivo bushels caught Strayed from Sim Huuts pasture July Arch Stcclo a prisoner from this 1 That the following Bracken Association Resolved F B Judy of Cynthiana is visiting from a spark and burned up The delegates be appointed to attend tho Jth Liberal reward paid for her couuty and mortally wounded him machine and tho other rick wcro sav- Â¬ cturn Convention at Uattlettoburg on tho It scorns tho prisoners wcro en- Â¬ Tho Bracken Association of Baptists his brother W D Judyof this county ed James GkekNe 2 2t gaged in a gamo of cards and Stcclo was in session with the Locust GroVc 18th day of August 1892 to nominate Mr E C Kimbrell Clay City was Mrs Kato Douglass and Miss Carrie a Democratic candidate lor Judge of and Murphy quarrelled when Murphy Baptist Church Nicholas County in tho city yesterday 2 2t Paris Pauucls at Bryans Garrett visited Mr Jas F McKinnoy tho Court of Appeals in tho First L cut Stcejc twice onco in tho abdomen August 10 11 and 12 Tho delega Â¬ V 4 t J D Henry and family of Ezel and Dlllord McKinncy and dthor Appellate District Tho next session of Mrs Ilarris so that tho bowels protruded and tion was unusually largo and church arc visiting relatives in tho county Geo Gibson relatives of Spout Springs Estill Jl 7 Peters Patlunch school Ilarris Institute will open again in tho side The cut in tho side letters show the congregations and 11 G Kern llFCoekiell UlDay Miss Rctta Seivcrs of Loussville is county tho past week Thw Turner JnoGibbons was not so serious as tho ouo in tho ab churches to bo in a healthy cott Monday Sept 5th UlTnulbec W T Kitzpatrlck A 15 JtatUff J D Itcid domen Tho weapon used was ar dition Tho introductory Sermon visiting tho family of J II Mason Tno ltupiis F Wyatt UAWJiitncy Mrs Thompson Wm Knox and Smith Hint W T Ha ens It C Kobinaoi Greon Clay son of Rov Greon Clay Barlow knife Murphy has orico- be Â¬ was preached by Rov H II Ilibbs of KiriJiiglit InoMontJoy Miss Mary Bridgoforth visited the Wm Shouso aro losing their hogs I It Thinnns Thos 7oliuon kj jwcuurueuu mio uuni Washington D C is at fore siuco his incarceration stabbed a Mayslick and was full of wholesome Smith at Chas 1 Giubb- M A Scott family of Mr Harry Thompson in with cholera W II OUonnclK Id deaths door with fever N U Tilinblo UJtlUmolvingT W Priest prisoner How ho manages to secure instruction The Missionary Sermon Winchester last week Jno SI Klliott A IS White II Auilci hou Si Lahkins C C Turner ft S assity Klltiiton his knives is a mystery to tho jailor was preached by Rov E E Bomar of JWChenattlt JTHazcliigs M Amlcii on Mrs W D Cabbcl and daughter of Wades Mill C O Cheniult C L Hazehigg 1 Nj att Mr J It Wilson has beon appoin Â¬ Murphy will be kept in a cell to him Â¬ tho Mt Sterling Baptist Church A A Ilizeliig 1 It Turner 1iank Wilwn Washington D C visited Miss Mat ted by tho County Court Adminis Â¬ self for a whilo and givcu tho oppor- Â¬ He covered the cntiro scope and held AV It Nuimelly C Hi id WAJJcilMtn Mrs George Jacoby of Bourbon is J L White G K Coleman J AV It It WlntMitt his immense audience to tho close tie Bridget blast week trator of tho estato of William My tunity to enjoy solitude Ilcnrr J AV Untcvrood I It Slirout visiting her parents Mr and Mrs T J C 11 GillUpIo Jno S AVillinm It C Gatewood lihcir and waB sworn in last Satur Hon James H Williams and Judge His victim Steele died on Saturday This effort of Mr Bomar was highly It II Crooks S Hogio Waller Chenault C Laugblin II M Cassldy W liiincs Officers elected for J M Byrne of Frcnchburg wero in J Wills day buried at Owiugsville complimented night and was A AV Hamilton II L Ioro1 r O T Wilson tho year were It B Yancey Moder Â¬ tho city Monday The Wades Mill Shooting Club or INGieene Andy Jiulv HJonetJi Sunday fcTho FlonungaburgTlTazotto has been 1IC Turner KinzFmd It A Jliilts ator Mayslick J W lledden Clerk ganized and had their first shooting 7 K Cooper squire Turner It C Lloyd 2 2t Paris Pannels at Bryans Rirchased bv tho Gazetto Publishing AV A Deliaen 7 W Cli II It Fiench D Frank Elam of Morgan was in Saturday Mt Sterling A S Rice Treasurer WSjLIojiI CKKiooks LAjmeou V of this city and will bo managed the city yesterday with cattle and G Winn G W IJaud Wm King Mt Olivet 17666 was givon to Most every body is cutting tobacco JliKllNton ItK llazolrigs CAVHairis Wo havo fruit jars for sale and are ly C H Duty Bon Hall is in somo JlhTjlcr icd Orphans Home Louisville in money sold out at fair prices this week Wo feel safe in saying II JI oodfoid Cai 7illaFcett e witt selling them cheaper than any one in AVIUiuftitt HI Henry Svay connected with tho deal TAVIlaiiow and pledges about 4200 to Rev J T AVoodfoul ECOwinss W S jTalbott bought yester that our people havo tho finest crop Itufus hidden TI lijtaff 11 It Turnci Mt Sterling William Jayno for tho Moreheaad day of Trimble Claj ton Howell It A Mitchell Wednesday night a negro William 100 head of of tobacco that will bo grown iu tho JAVGrocd Co Son A Baum Henry Gnu es It AltlhOl Ji Oil lVu v Church and a prayer was asked for good ewes at 1 por head State rcarsall stole from the stablo of Mrs ltHAVinu U Cookie ll K Oldham W II White idGlocr TCUlni T T Wills Sarah Winn on whoso place he work- Â¬ I W Fowler saddle AV A Cockrell 7 11 Mason misunderstandings Rov Barbee of Cynthiana whoto life To settle somo T J Evane of North Middlotown gelding took tho premium at the John Cockiell Hemleifcon riilppaIT JIcKte Lato in the in regard to tho stolen horse which has been givon to the gospel work and ed aJhorso and buggy S Mriest lolm7lotts CO Hasan It L Tipton I T Appenon K night ho was found with tho articles was in Brookshiros possession at whoisbeiig cared for in declining was in tho city yesterday and gave Sharpsburg fair Ho sold him im JQhtejihiMH i 31 Keith AV lloiudniani J Best years by tho Ministerial Aid Society tho ADVdCATn office a call 1 Tipton Jacob sco JMOlner mediately after to a Fleming county J in his poscssion and lodged in jail John Pitts wo are authorizedto make r 2 That Ave present to the Democ- Â¬ u was remembered tvith a contribution party for 300 Â¬ C M Slocum of Louisville Wes Philfor Â¬ JT Sophie Lyons who was confined in tho following statement racy of the First Api ellate District the The entertainment on the part of merly of this city and one lips and Chas Shubcrt arrived there of our Misse3 Linnie and Lottie Wado of uamc tho Montgomery County jail charged of our felloAV citizen Judge J tho Locust Grovo Church was elcgent Indian Fields aro visiting Miss Lida II Ilazelrigg as a gentleman Avorthy with complicity in thVattcmpted rob first and took possession of tho horse andthc stay a most agreeable one The best millers visiting frionds here bery of tho Traders Deposit JJank was They afterward turned it over to John Association adjourned to meet with to bear our banner in tho approaching Mr Harris and family of Owings Wills C Richardson Mrs Tipton and Mrs released on bail on Saturday afternoon Tho8 Amyx has returned home contest for the Appellate bench aud the Mt Sterling Baptist Church ville was visiting tho family of W CqIKZT Toung became her bonds- - Howard each received 50 for tho re- Â¬ Wednesday from tho mountains where ho had commend him as a man of irreproach Â¬ before second Sunday in Peed last week Sentinel-Democrcovery of tho horse mntr i been on a ten days business trip able private character a profound August 1893 r G A Whitney County Clerk is Terry and Houstons meeting at lawyer and tho equal of auy man iu 1 he Hazel Greene Fair begins Sep- Â¬ Go to Julians dangerously ill at his homo on Main Our CourtlDay tho district on tho hustings If tember 27th and continues four days Cold glass of sparkling Street Inflamation of tho bladder is Donaldson closed last Thursday night elected ho Avill sustain tho reputation with 11 additions Tho faceting this year promises to tho troublo Thero was a good Court Day crowd soda water of that august tribunal for legal learn- Â¬ tho two previous ones and it in town yesterday but merchants re- Â¬ surpass Wm T Ragland wife and daugh Â¬ ing and sIioav himself worthy to Avear Y M C A Notes S H Gaitskill and wife of Mcintosh Avjll bo remembered tho success of tho ter Mis3Lula visited relatives and the ermine of his illustrious Demo- Â¬ port only a fair business day Somo Florida aro in the city visiting friends fair in 1890 and 1891 was beyond tho 600 or 700 cattlo on tho market prices fricudt at Boonsborough from Friday cratic predecessors Daily Prayer Meeting from 1115 and relatvies Thcv aro eniovinir wildest expectations of tho projector ranged from 2 to 3 cents About to 12 15 until Sunday 3 Said delegates named above aro good health and aro receiving a hearty Spe ijylSyerllsement in another column 2000 sheep soiling fronr300 to 400 Miss Mary Beard of Covington instructed to present the name of Reception to members and friends welcome and Mr Dabnoy Parrish and wife of Judge J II Ilazelrigg to the Catletts irurs James It Wilson will reopen por head A number of both cattle Thursday evening AugustlSth Corinno Kcnnoy a beautiful hello of Lexington aro vistiflg and sheep left over Thero wcro a at Charlie burg Convention aud to Use all proper hef5la6s in music on the fifth day of Sunday August 21st at 3 p m Mr Bourbon county and Miss Ida Kcn number of common mules and plug and honorable means to sccuro his Swifts September In another columo will horses offered Vut sales wero slow R B young will lead tlio mens ncyof Fayetto county aro tho pleas nomination and to Aote as a unit on be scon her advertisement For Mrs Rice Pendleton was called to Topic ant guests of Caswell Prewitt and Our Oneness A few good horsos changed hands meeting all questions arising for their consid prices of tuition call on hor Mrs Menefeo couuty last week to see hor found in Romans 12 5 so wo being wife 175 to 200 On motion the meeting ad Wilson is a success as a teacher at from father Isaac Crouch who was very eration many aro one body in clirist journed sine die Take Notice standing with tho first in talent and II R Bright local editor of the sick and not expected to live B J Peteiis Chmniu Fine perfumery and Chamois as an oporator Sentinel Democrat is engaged as Sam J Tnrlcy weut to Louisville S Capsity v S knives and razors u This is to certify that John E individual book keeper at Traders Tuesday to sell his last years crop of C W ILvititis Secysv Tho attention of tho authorities has Cooper was duly nominated as a can- Â¬ scissors and Shears Deposit bank He will bo with the ton called aeain and asrain to the didate to bo voted for at tho Novcm at corner drug store tobacco IIo will go on to Blooming T G Julian bank until a book keeper is elected a 0 ton Illinois to visit relatives sanitary condition of tho city An bor election for Circuit Judge in1 tho Jake Patrick a sou of ltoubeu Pat- Â¬ RELIGIOUS Hon W M Kendall of West Liber Â¬ order has been issued by the Council 21st Judicial district at a primary Grassy Lick rick of Magoffin county and Doputy ty was in tho city yestprday ibiftho cleaning up of those sections election held in said21st Judicial dis Ho Tho Preachers Institute of he very trict August 1 1892 and that C W United States revenuo collector was brought tho news that Morgan in- Â¬ taat stanu in ncea oi cleansing Tho Sharpsburjr fair was fairly stricken with paralysis at Jackson on structed for our townsman Judge represented Christian Church is iu session hero liTifo attention is being paid to the by our people Nesbitt was duly nominated as Com Thursday of last week aud at last Ilazelrigg for Judge of Court of Ap- Â¬ this week Avith about fifteen preachers ordor Let tho proper officers see that monwealths Attorney hi tho 21st dis Wm Ranisoy sold a acouuts was in a precarious condition peals in attendance aud tho meetings aro it is enforced at once trict to bo voted for at tho November harness filly to Ben Hall for 110 Hazel Grcoa Ilcral said to be quito interesting The In- Â¬ Mrs B C Barry and son Albert Tho Magoffin County murdorer election 1892 and the polls compared A W Stofer bought on last Wed Â¬ stitute is conducted by Elder Lockhart Head quarters for all kinds of Sydnoy together Logan Mnrphy was by order of Judge by us This August 5 1892 with her very at- Â¬ nesday of John Rogers the Thomas of Lexington a young man of consid fruit jars John D Young C D C Cooper removed on Sunday Evening tractive nieco Miss Julia Tyrec all of II Fox farm near Grassy Lick con ciublo ability Hazel Greene Herald Howe Johnsons H R Fiiencii C C C to tho Winchester jail It was feared Gallatin Tcnn visited relatives in the taining 1G0 acres at 75 per acre six J II Williams C D E C Last week in our religious column that tho frionds of Arch Steele his county tho past week payments bearing interest H C and W T Swango of Hazel By John D Young Attorney in fact Â¬ in referring to tho protracted meeting last victim would savo tho Common Green had 40 head of extra yearling Miss Alice Albro of Covington a Owen Morris bought of Mrs Rich- Â¬ held at IIoAvards Mill we said that wealth tho troublo and oxpeuso of a The Lexington Fair cattlo and sold them at 3 to 325 pot very handsome and attractive young ard Moore 1G acres of land at 1000 3 Avoro added to tho church Avhcn ib hanging Murphy has been a very Remomboi that tho Lexington Fair hundred lady who has been on a protracted This land is a part of the old Morris should haAc been 22 The meeting unruly prisoner and it would bo well bogins Tuesday August 30th The visit to hor sister Mrs George Smith farm resulted in much good seed being for tho Clark County jailor to keop an mo ricnest premi- Â¬ Sharp Trimble Denton 0 D Gray sold last week to Wm sown aro returned homo Thursday At least for an early harvest of souls eye oh him or ho may find a dead largest staices aim ums ever given in the Stato aro of- showing a splondid lino of good cloth- Â¬ ono prominent Main Street business Bush 3S head of cattlo at conts av- Â¬ prisoner or two on his hanfl3 fered and the finest exhibits in tho ing for tho fall trade also special man is tho saddor for hor going Elder II D Clark filled tho pulpit erage 1578 lbs of tho Christian church Sunday Pktf wo aro under obligations to Judge West will bo mado All railroads bargains in light and medium weight Wm Greene shipped a carload of Mrs W II Prowctt and son Henry I y LWis Apperson for copies qf Denver give excursion rates to tho Fair and goods Give them a call morning Thero Avoro four additions cattlo to Cincinnati last week that cost of Mt Sterling spent tho past wcok I pastors giving full account of tho grand it is estimated that 100000 peoplo will three by lottor and ono by confession iu this neighborhood with relatives 1 to 3 cents display of tho Trionnal Couclavo of bo on tho grounds in tho fivo days Onward and Upward Tho Union Services wero held at Miss Fannie D Brown of Mt Spencer thejvnights Templars It was one of Sco advertisement in another column Tho Hurst Homo Iusuranco Com- Â¬ tho Methodist Church Sunday eve Â¬ btorlmg is visiting friends and rela- Â¬ tho grandest meetings in tho history aud write to tho Secrotary for pro Â¬ pany after stomming tho tido and Henry Poavci s is quito sick Avith ning Elder II D Clark filling tho tives in tho neighborhood Mrs typhoid fever of tbo ordor Thoro woro 25000 uni Â¬ gramme weathering tho worst firo gale that Kccsce of Mt Sterling is visiting A t McUormick bought a lot of pulpit nformed Knights in line Kcntuckoy ever swept ovor tho United States and Mrs John T Hedges For Rent Miss Llew- Â¬ hogs iu Menefeo county last week i kopt up hoi reputation for hospitality Elder P II McGuflby of Nicholas- paying every dollar sho owes now ellyn Cloud Protracted meeting begins at Spcn of Mt Storling is the Dp Molay and Maysvillo commandries vlle closed ou Sunday evening ono I havo for rent 300 acres of excellent comes out in a brand now suit with a guest of Miss Myrtlo Judy North cor church next Monday uuiug uoiuuiuuy uuimpiciuua jui lilts land within two miles of Mt Sterling charter that binds the officers and James Orear returned homo from of tho most successful meetings ever Middlotown Advance open handed manner in which they Grass corn Lexington Avhoro ho has been attend Â¬ held in the county Tho peoplo of and tobacco land iu a high membors with bands of iron Tho kopt open houso ing school Friday Somorsot with Avhom ho labored are stato of cultivation Will lease for a framers aro boasting now that they Wo are glad to report that Mrs most enthusiastic in their praise of i Mr E C Kimbrcll a very pleasant have tho only iusurauco company in Tho rumor that Brookshiro would term of years Wm SIcdd is very much improved tho series of sermons preached by John II Mason this country that secures overy 75 gontloman of Clay City giA es us the in health tho city Thursday iass through Elder McGulley His audiences each Grassy Lick Ky tf insuranco with a lion on 100 worth following particulars of an accident caused a number of curiosity seekers of real estate Notwithstanding tho that happened at his toAvn last week Next Friday thoro will bo a shoot service taxed the capacity of tho Pure whisky for medical purpos Â¬ to cougrcgato at tho depot But thoy soverity of last winters fire they Isaac Stokeley a d boy botAvcen tho Mt Sterling and Win- Â¬ houso to its utmost and often largo woro doomed to disappointment Mr es ati ran tho gauntlet on a 70 cent loss on employed in tho big mill was Thurs Â¬ chester Gun Clubs tho gontlomon of numbers AAcro turned away for Avant B did not nut in an annonrancn Howe Ss Johnsons y tho hundred and had insuranco against day caught on tho largf shaft of tho tho homo club say they aro going to of room to accommodate them Thero W Had Brookshiro beoir brousht hero Tho Red School Houso shoes aro firo wind and lightning Other com- Â¬ mill and dashed to pilcjjjs IIo and treat the gentlemen from Winchester wero 78 additions in all and tho good iwhon first captured thero is small tho best in tho market Sharp Trimble panies lost raoro somo other boys notwithstanding as nico as thoy treated them thoy say done by Brother McGuflby Avill it is during last winter Ououui jnai no wouui navo neon Denton have a full line whoso average cost on firo was only 15 thoy had been warned of tho dan they wore novcr treated nicor any Â¬ predicted last for a long time to phanged but now there is a general gcr hadbeon in Iho habit of sliding where and thoy say thoy will do tho ut- Â¬ como cents on ono hundred dollars position to lot tho law tako its Li6lo Chambor8 sold 10 hogsheads over tho shaft Tho boy seems to most in their poivcr to mako Roas Erasmus Thomas and RBottK Thanks to our friond James H Mc havo tried tho experiment uirsc no win uouotioss uo nangeu of tobacco in Cincinnati last week when his their visitors havo a pleasant of Indiana Avill preach at Lulbegnul Cormick for dolicioua apples Sheriff of Menefeo county one which nottcd hini 1015 at homo Wo clothes woro wot and Avas caught by time itho nno fourth Wcdnosday in this month amlt beliovo tho statement so aften made tho these mornings But his Clayton Howell sold last weok in shaft His body Avas torn it two Thero Avill also bo a shoot this af- Â¬ aro expected tp preach at tho Baptist rthless lifocan not atono for the Cincinnati a crop of tobacco that he that ho has tho host apple orchard in and Ills loft arm torn off Death was ternoon between tho Junior and church this city on ho has destroyed tho county pveulng of somat paid 90000 for at homo 1S000 Instantaneous SenJftr Montgomery Gun Clubs day i r MT STERLING KY clcs ocnooi jjooks school supplies Jf tiro Inks ponclls Also Paints Oils and Varnishes o Arti c AH ToiJet THE ADVOCATE Â¬ vj ft 9J 11 1 - m S 1 1 1 1 ffl Â¬ 1 A 1 y three-year-o- ld at uil W Ml ii Â¬ thrcc-ycar-o- ld 4 fiifteon-ycar-ol- y v- - ti M LH wSi- - HT STEKLIAC THE ADVOCATE Stories About Chanjr and Eng back to tho vlllago somo thrco miles distant for Dr Collingsworth After tho messenger had gone Eug com- Â¬ plained of feeling numb and cold in his extremities and his family did all Ho they could to restore circulation rapidly grow coldor and within an hour after awakening and boforo tho doctor arrived ho had joined his brother on tho farther shore From th Scrub to the Paying Herd ADOQATE ipESkAT LtXQ tJgp r jL0 182 TUB OXjjD lOi Tricks of Hindu1 Jugglers Tho wonderful tricks of legerde Â¬ main the feats of balancing tumb Â¬ ling and ropo daucing performed by men and women in the theatres and circusses in this country aro hardly equal to tho commonest tricks and feats performed byllindu jugglorB in Unpleasantness of Current Fiction A misguided porsou recently who was desirus of being chccrfujftwd seeking something that would raiso hi3 spirits ancL wliq had perhapp in his 60UI a hankering after boauty said that ho could not find in any book shop or nows stand a novel or short story of recent date that was not nnplcasaht in subject and did not end cither in despair or degradation Evou in tho railway trains tho same discouraging and altogether dyspeptic pabulum was offered him the trains seemed to run by Schopenhauer Every day a shoal of fiction is issued and it is nearly all of this character All tho young writers catch this note We cannot deny their sincerity Thoy do not know yet by cxpwionco that it is not a cheerful world th6y havo fallon into but their attitudo to lifo is that of sadness investigating sadness aided by a microscope Tho duty is laid upon them of studying lifo as it really is of exposing its imporfection its evil and ugliness This study is usu- Â¬ ally mado without hope And the study being always downward it comes to bo felt that one can not be altogether sincere without being sad and too often coarse Charles Dudley Warner m Harpers Magazine for August S43 KEZjX AJBIjB imma MOM A BENEFIT LIFE ra ti l W p l l if Tho Itlchmontl Dispatch gives Borne interesting details about the last days ol tho Siamese twins Somo of tho children wore nearly grown j when one thoir native land day from somo cause or other a It Is a vory common sight in India to see young girls balancing thomscl squabble ensued in which tho mothers vos on their heads with their hcols in took part and subsequently Chang and Prof I P Roberts of Cornell Uni tho air or to see them walking on Eng who being men of spirit and daily confer courage drew their knives and began versitv at a Now York their hands aud feet with their bodios When you ence gave this advice to attack each other when tho wives bent backward It is an easy thing cow get her to seoing tho danger begged them to de- Â¬ have secured tho good for a girl of fifteen years to bond cat all sho caii Tho moro you can backwards pluugo her head into a Tho twins ceased struggling sist tho better as profit holo eighteen inches deep full of wa- Â¬ but decided then and there that thoy coax her to cat foods Dont starve ter and dirt and bring up between comes alone from Would be separated and at onco scut not afford to lot it to Mount Airy for their family physi- Â¬ tho calf You can her lips a ring that was buried in the stop growing a minute neither teach cian Dr Ilollingsworth a man with mud you do when sho is quito a local reputation as a skillful it to make fat if Women aro not less dexterous than He arrived with his instru Â¬ four years old and you ask her for tho girls and tho men surgeon Thoy aro ask ments and after being told what was milk sho will say No sir dont frequently seen dancing in couples on Very well just me for milk I havent got it for you slack ropes one playing on tho vina wanted remarked got up on that table and Ill fix you but I can givo you tallow if that will or Hindu guitar whilo tho other po- Â¬ not discard the heifer when but which would you prefer that I do Do ses postures and capers gracefully sho is two years old and has her first sovor tho flesh which connects you or about with a vessel brimful of water cut on your heads Ono will pro calf if she does not como up to your in each hand without spilling a drop duco much the samo result as tho expectations try her another year A Hindu juggler will stand a polo This brought tho twius to then if she refuses turn her ovor to the twenty feet high on tho ground and other their senses for they knew very well bologna sausage mill It is a long then climb to tho top of it as if it was that tho great surgeons of London journey from tho scrub to tho paying a firmly rooted tree Ho fixes tho top Paris and New York had decided herd but it can be reached sooner or of the polo in tho middlo of his gash that it would bo death to separate later if wo will it aud dances about in all directions tlom Tree Shelters without disturbing the equilibrium irnsrixccisiHT In a perplexity of mind how to of the polo The same man after giv Â¬ t m ft ftS A narrow strip of woods left on tho ing an exhibition of this sort slides guard against futuro warfare in their fi tl T9 i 16 i i household tho twins called in Dr crest of tho hills aud on tho north and down the pole takes a boy on his Ilollingsworth and Messrs Gilmore west sides of many farms would pay shoulders climbs onco moro to and Rowley of Mount Airy as arbi- Â¬ a large interest by the increase of the top fixes tho top of the pole in tho These gentlemen after re- Â¬ crops which would result from such hollow of his foot and stands erect trators t volving in their minds drew up a shelter on the remainder of the farm balancing himself with tho boy on his TB Jegal contract whose principal pro Where woods havo been cut away an shoulder as easily as tho avorago per fe wta1 visions were that out of the mouoy English authority says I think it sou would balance himself on one foot rs c FOR owned by the twins a similar man Â¬ would pay well to plant these strips on tho ground sion and like outbuildings as those and by good care to promote their Another vory difficult act is that of Has led aif VVnn KcuEVERY BOTTLE QUARAMTEtv should bo growth as rapidly as possible Quick balancing a sword with a broad blade which thoy then owned SOLD EVERYWHERE ono growing species in this case should be tho point resting on performers chin built on the large estate about Tn rr fcTi r IHCUIWUXTIYIO itu liriwrfyimiMffrawiMi selected such as chestnuts maples and then the juggler will balance a straw Mf7W milo from tho existing homestead that tho land should bo equally di Â¬ poplars I havo for several years al- Â¬ on his nose or on a small stick which vided between tho two brothers by a lowed all young trees growing along he holds in his lip3 Whilo perform- Â¬ JAPANESE competent surveyor that no transac- tho fences to grow I have trimmed ing this trick tho juggler sometimes tion of a business nature should take them and quite a number have grown places a piece of thin tilo on his nose place on these farms between the two so rapidly that I have trees which and tosses up a stono which falling brothers Jthat the family of Chang will soon bo lit to cut for rails and on tho tile breaks it in pieces should live in one house while that of posts They take no room shelter tho Somo of tho most wonderful feats Eng should live in thn other aud field and givo some shade for cattle of these men are performed on the while tho Avivcs occasionally visited The Astors are not tho largest tax- Â¬ slack ropo Whilo balancing himself A Guaranteed Curo for Piles of whatever kind each other it is worth noting that for payers in New York as is often as Â¬ on the rope the performer carries a or desvee External Internal JJllnd or JJlccd injr Itching Chronic Kcccnt many years the children did not in- Â¬ serted writes Col John A Cockerill long stick on tho end of his nose At This remedy has positively neveror Hereditary been knqwn to fall fl00 a box li boxes for 500 sent by mall terchange visits though they met at This year they will pay taxes on tho top of tho stick is set a large tray irepald on receipt of price A written Gunian- eo positively given 10 church or in tho village 21000000 while tho Vauderbilts from which walnut shells aro suspen Â¬ when purchased at onocacn purcnaser 01thouoxes time to refund 500 not cured It was also agreed that Eug should will pay on 30400000 The Vauder ded by threads He takes in his lips paid I liniffirl1st andGuarantee Issued bj- - W S Jloyd bole Agent lit Sterling spend three days and three nights bilt assessment is laigely increased by a stick long enough to reach tho Ky Call Sales nip for is iy folks and that Chang who tho New York Central aud Hudson shells aud by sudden movements of with his of course could not help being pres Â¬ River railroad property inside tho the lips ho tosses each shell upon the ent should during that time remain city limits and therefore open to the tray without deranging anything or passive aud not in any way interfere gazo of the Argus eyed tax man losing his balance While doing this with the affairs of Eug then Chang The next heavy tax payers aro The he strings beads upon a horse hair by should spend three days and nights at Consolidated Gas Company means of his tongue and without any 22000 his own house Eng beiug during that 000 Mr Goulds Manhattan Elevated assistance from his hands RECULATE THE time as mindful of attending strictly railroad STOMACH LIVER AND BOWELS The Hindus havo found means of 2000000 tho R and O to his own business and not that of Goelct estate GG70000 Lorillard communicating their wonderful dex- Â¬ PURIFY THEtBLOOD his brother as Chang had been A RELIABLE REMEDY FOR family G550000 Equitable Life In- Â¬ terity to domestic animals They Indigestion BlllomncM Headache Conntl The provisions were accepted and surance Co diffi- Â¬ G300000 aud so on up train bullocks to perform very potion Dyipeptla Chronlo XJver Tronblen religiously observed by the brothers to one hundred and twenty scperatc cult tasks A Hindu juggler will lie Diizlncta Bad Complexion Dysentery k Offensive Breatb and all disorder of tho until death they alternating every individuals estates and firms that down on his back and place a small Stomach Liver and Bowels IUpans Tabales contain nothing lnjariotij to three days in their visit to their own one eighth of tho entire city of piece of stout wood about two feet the most delicate constitution Pleasant to take safe effectual QIto Immediate relief family Indeed so particular were New York the elevated railways high and six inches in diameter on tho Sold by druggists Atrial bottle sent by mall on receipt ot li cents Addtess thoy in not having business transac- Â¬ above New York aud the subways lower part of his stomach At his THE RIPANS CHEMICAL CO tions with each other that if for in beneath New York This gathering command a trained bullock will set its U SPItOCE STREET NEW YORK CITY stance Eng needed corn for his cat- Â¬ in and gobbling up so to speak is four feet on tho top of this stick and tle and Chang had it for sale Eng not the pleasant phase of tho topic by balauco itself Tho juggler will then never once hinted at buying it from any means but it is ono that we can- Â¬ place another piece of wood similar to And again as some- Â¬ not afford to ignore Aud in all like- the first a fow inches from it and the HEALTH IS WEALTH his brother happened if ono brother re Â¬ lihood it is one that some day in tho bullock will shift his position to it times DRAIN SIML ceived an invitation to dinner or tea not very dim and distant future may witout touching its feet to tho ground would of course go but require serious consideration the other Goats aro also taught wonderful feats upon leaving would remark to the by this queer peopleChristian host I wili pay my visit to you at some To keop pigs strong and healthy Union futuro time During their travels the twins acPigs can be Kept neither healthy Good Looks cumulated much money and in their nor growing without good succulent Dr E C Wests Xcrvo and Ilrain Treatment a absence from home their wives man- food The natural for pigs in the Good looks are moro than skin guaranteed specific for Ilyateda Dizziness Convulsions Vits Nervous Xouralgia Headache aged their property in an excellent wild state is grass the masts of tho Nervous rrostratlun caused by the uso of alco deep depending upon a healthy con- Â¬ hol or tobacco Wakefulness Mental Depression manner Several children were born forest roots and bulbs of plants Its the Ilrain resulting In Insanity und If tho SoltctilnK ofmisery decay and death lrcniaturo leading to to each wite and these all received a ncccsity is well reconized by nature dition of the vital organs Old Age Barrenness Loss ot Power In cither Losses and first class education and were brought in providing tho hog with a rooter liver be inactive you have a bilious Eos Involuntaryoxcrtlon of the Spcrmutorrhoa a caused by ovcr braluself abuso up as members of the church princi Â¬ Even after generations of domestica- Â¬ look if your stomach bo disordered or over ludulgcncc KacU box contains ono 100 a box or six boxes for treatment pally of the Baptist denomination tion with ample supply of sustenance you havo a dyspeptic look if your months by mall prepaid on receipt of price 500 sent kidneys bo affected you havo a pinched All of the children save ono deaf and this proclivity to root remains a promi- Â¬ WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES look Secure good health aud you dumb daughter wcro healthy and nent characteristic To cuit any case With each order received by Farmers who will have good looks Electric BitÂ¬ us for six boxes accompanied with 500 wo will strong have married and aro counted during tho winter months at least our written guorantco to re ters is tho great alterative and tonic send tho purchaserthojtrcatnicnt does not effect a fund tho money if as somo of the best citizens of that twice a wecck givo ono feed of cure Guarantees issued only by W S Lloyd section of tho State and inherited potatoes beets artichokes or turnips and acts directly on these vital organs Druggist and Solo Agent It Stcrllng Ky Cures pimples blotches boils and about 200000 left by their fathers find that the pigs not only relish gives a good complexion Sold at Tho last scene in the history of the but derive great bonifit from them W S Lloyds drug store 50c per Wo will pay tho above reward for anv case of twins was as sad as it was remarka Â¬ Brood sows aro especially helped by a Ivor Complaint Dyspepsia Sick Headache In- ble and without precedent While liberal supply of food diet indeed it bottle Costlvcncss we can not cure with Wests Vcgetublo Liver Pills when with Itanium in 1873 Chang had suf Â¬ is almost complusory in order to in tho directions aro sinciiy coinpiicu wiin They vegetable anu fered from a slight stroke of paraly Â¬ suro strong healthy pigs and a nat- Â¬ Aaron and Otto Quisenberry and aro purely Sntrar Coated never fall to givo sat Lnrtre boxes contain lsfnction ing SO pills 25 cents Beware of counterfeits and sis but after medical treatment aud ural farrow George Boyd havo been arrested at imitations Tho genuine manufactured only by rest had apparently recovered and John C AVust Comi any Cuwaoo ill In Mindinac tho farthorest south Â¬ Cadiz for complicity in tho murder of Tiiksalo by all druggists 22 ly For Christmas wao merrily speut at home eastern island in tho Philippine group EnniB Blakely by Louis Smith at About tho 15th or lGth of January upon ono of its mountains tho vol- Â¬ Wallouia AT 1874 tho twins were over at Engs DO YOU LOSE icDVoVKKCILS canic Apo a party of botanical and aud after a comfortablo sup house Get our Magio Scholars Companion and you ethnographical explorers found re- Â¬ will havo no trouble as It fastened by a per followed by thoir usual pipe thoy 3tr C M Fraizo who wasdofcated bination Lock Every boxIshas a different Comcomseeming good health Early cently at a height of 2500 feet above by D W llidcr for tho nomination bination Sent postpaid for 25 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