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MT A -- STEREiNG ADVOCATE WEEKLV JOURNAL M 9 IDENTICAL NEWS IN BRIEF IN INTEREST WITH ITS OWN PEOPLE UESDAY AUGUST 23 1892 CLEANINGS 1 GilII a STERLING KEKTTXCKY Conant while intoxicated and asleep under a freight car at Dickson Tenn Avas run over and killed This so urousnd tho people of tho village against tho Blind Tigers in which liquor is illegally sole that a mass meoting of citizens was hold and dlmaudcd that tho saloonists box up their intoxicants and ship them away at once Tho committee went to work at once entered tho house of C Raj a morchant and rolled out two kegs of liquor and several dozen of bottled boer in tho presence of 500 people They then waited on Bill Moore color- Â¬ ed and took possession of his premises and found about half a gallon of forty rod which they confiscated W tt NO 4 GENERAL NEWS vr ftwj DVERTISING RATES wm o wti oaooo nh w to Wool Carding AND MANUFACTUBING Protection and Priuper Wages H Jnseetions ontha Tear SS88S88S8888 883888888888 8S55S88SSS888 r J TWEEDS Cotton and Woolen Hosiery ucrtiona 3 Months Z Insertions lonths t Insertions Bho Mont-hChreo Four Insertions Insertions pwo Insertions f Ingte Insertion TO6p May and tho Fourth Monday in Jvovcmlxa COURT OF COMMON PLEA8 presiding Third Monday In umeT J 8C0TTMarch September and COURT QUARTERLY M0NT0OMERY Tuesday at TOO Lewis AppkrboK presiding April July ana tcr Third Monday in January f ctober Z COUNT UUUBl rf 5l Jons E CoorKR presiding TIUramonuBy CIRCUIT COURT Court Directory Wo woilfd respectfully icforinall that wo arc prepared to manufacture SSaSSS8K8888 all of tho above goods at low down prices and guarautco tho very best of work Wool ffom a distance carded ssssaasassss into rolls and returned to owner in fniick time Fullveight of rolls n guaranteed J8S88888S88S return all work up in strong sheets and Tio order ssasssasssss it will bo returned in goodgoods given Cash paid for wool or in exchange Will pay highest price S8S8S8SS88SS for rendered Tallow in Cakos or bar Â¬ Hr iMVMWooeoj rels or exchange Soap for it Prices for manufacturing furnished on appiU V M t otso22S 5 Nation find nrion lint Ront i Agents fdr Ahb best ShcopJ Dip TO1U D A LOUD h v BRO tPncenix Woolen Mills Lexington Ky MX SS ESSE James W Groves presiding in each montn muxim lirst Bat- - W T Txli u E F RobebtVon MANAGEBS Professional ABNETTV U Attomcy-ai- - practiced ti tlio Courts of Kentucky Cllvol j AUOrnuy uv i u Mt Sterling Ky lwncUon All collections and real ctata Pni tiling concoriiiiiB 5Ti Minn ti lien UfeOLIVKU STAR Planing Mill Co Manufacturers and dcnlars in all kinds ol fflninrit1uptalfiflitdoor T KIInrnci Kuth It of M is BtTHOMlfeOXMI B CHAS B DUEBSON ID lnysicinn aim iiuiftwi H1H WHP1 cf xlfflVnila A ClftYtonS Biorc K OHIOC JUU1ILI9V Mt T nfn j ilcsWciicc corner ol Clay anu juaysvmu Rough V 5 Dressed v tri j rf It TSZy-nnn-- HU Stmllne KV1 CO J STItadlebOLOTBIEBS z WHOLESALE ii t J Pino and Poplar White LUMBER CINCINNATI O nice vit mfifi OlfTT Atty I V11 jicrAmSnUuidinftMrsferllngJKy Manufacturers 08 West ox Singles Doors of all Sizes Sash Glazed and Unglazcd Window and Door Frames Moulding and Brackets of all kinds UDGEiVJlOS DAVIS vftTn ITJtAN BBOS Tyler PPEBSON Verandas of overy Description lcarl uwijuui St Cincinnati CO O Star Planing Mill Company Mt Sterling Ky tfS Lewis Appcnwn wicreon building Mt Sterling Ky EnSiT BBOOKS Attorneys- - m w Ky UbOUU Montgomery of vm nrftctlco In tho counties ana Bourbon Vowell Clark IntlicSupciiorana Appcuavu uiu The Bargain Store GORDON FRANKS 1aldwcllbullding atSantiago saying that the Chilian Senate and Chamber of Deputies had We receive new goods ccry week Dont V A SUDDUTH unanimously appiopriated 75000 as STOSE forget to call and sco us at LSE SUDDUTH an indemnity to tho sailors of the t IOSj- r h and Coiut Place Telephone cruiser Baltimore and also had ap Â¬ ivv iUISVlllC proved the treaty for tho settlement of 24 South Maysvllle Street tLDLrKOCTOIN claims of citizens of tho United Opposite Opera Houso irt Stcillnc Ky States against Chili erMt Sterling yationnl Bank J Offlc Office K A SHAVEN Court Street Awi7 - Hao made a great change In thefr Clothing and Lhoo business Tliey hn o the goods to suit both lich and poor joung and old at priocc un Acting Secretary Adee has receive lieutlof We nro selling new su2ts at 150 up Xens Shoes nt 05c up Ladies Shoes at 7tc up a cable message from Minister Egan Misses SIiods at 40c up Also gieat baigalns in Hats Caps Gents Fnruisliing Goods Tho prices paid for child labor in Rhode Island furnishes a sad com- Â¬ mentary on tho socallcd protection o American industry Tho avcrago pay is 125 per wcok and in many instances ful to 74 cents By tho aid of machinery a child can do the work of a man but 6ome of tho children in doing so must walk IS miles a day in the tending of sovcral looms Tho wages of parents arc so low that their children must work tomeli maintain tho lamilyButj as with tho machines a chld can do as well as a man or woman adults find it difficult to get work and if they go in tho mill must compete with a child The child can put the nickel in tho slot tho machine docs tho rest In tho meantime tho lords of tho Jennio Taylor of Hudson Mich loom pile up their millions and tho arrested because her younger brother discovered twenty dynamite cart- Â¬ world moves on a childs heart as ridges concealed about tho house has Mrs Browning puts it Wo do not mado a confession to tho effect that need to import pauper labor it is here she was going to blow up tho house The children grow up warped in body together with her brother and siBtcr and with ills that make life tho short to secure tho whole of her dead time it lasts a chronic woe The fathers 5000 estate Sho says that fabled Saturn who devoured his own sho was instigated by her lover Will children tho mythical Ogre who fed Meiers who also recently compelled and fattencdon human veal the in- Â¬ her to go with him and rob George famous Herod who slaughtered tho Goodwins residence and with the innocents aud created the lamentation money they got bought the dynamite in Ramah Wjero not more cruel than is tho God of thoso who believe that ho cartridges smiles on this slow murder of tho little Electricity has mado Mrs Gcorgo ones Thoso thus offending are can Â¬ Mortimer of Momphis twice a wid- Â¬ didates for a worse fate than millstones ower Two years ago her first hus Â¬ and tho sea These children are grow- Â¬ band a lineman named McCormick ing up in ignorance with a single skill Â¬ was killed while at work A year ed faculty the power to tie a broken ago sho married Gcorgo Mortimer a thread If 6uch is tho seed corn what lineman on tho Memphis Raleigh will tho harvest bo Electric Railway Tuesday afternoon For tho making of one millionaire a Mortimer was at work on a line thousand men women and children Ho lost his bahuico and are ground as grist in the mill wtagon caught at tho overhead wire to savo Thoso who think this can long lastaro hiniself In an instant he fell to tlio indeed optimists The justice that wagon dead has broken tho chains of slavcrv abol- Â¬ ished hereditary nobles disestablished A quarrel between two brothers ecclesiastical heirarchics will soon add named Loightou and Joshua Allen at to it3 record tho emancipation of the Springfield S D over the possession white slaves of foundry and factory of a key to a trunk containing a bot- Â¬ mine and roadt Tho avenging Xe tle of whisky resulted in a shooting mesis sometimes seems slow in the affray in which Leightou shot Joshua pursuit of fugitive wrong but sooner in the face inilictiug a wound from or later she overtakes the Hying offend Â¬ which ho will not recover Loightou er and takes him by tlio throat de Â¬ Pay that thou owest then placed the revolver to his own manding head and tired inilictiug a wound Cincinnati Post from which ho died A Nice State of Affairs Lettuce is a good sedative and is The schooner Eva Douglass is at used as such in medicine quarantine below Tampa Fla with Thrco beef animals can bo grown nine cases of yellow fever and disposed of whilo ono butter an- Â¬ Senator Sherman is said to have de imal is being fully developed clined to make a speech in the cam- In fiy time to throw a light blanket paign in Ohio over tho cow while sho is beeng milk- Â¬ New directors of the Richmond Ter- Â¬ ed may prayo ono tho littlo kindnesses minal will bo chosen at Richmond that pay September 15 t If tho cow is not free from disease The iron manufacturing and Amal- Â¬ caro of tho utensils will not prevent gamated Association have agreed upon the germ of death from entering tho a scale and their will be no strike body through tho milk which wo use An Illinois man married the grand Â¬ In preparing tho copper solution for daughter of his deceased wife his spraying it is better to place the cop- Â¬ per in a bag and suspend it in the Julia Mechcaux colored of Pales- Â¬ water where it dissolves rapidly and tine Texas has confessed to killing is evenly distributed her mother by striking her with Perforate ant hill and pour in a so- Â¬ heavy piece of iron lution in tho proportion of one pound A novelty in tho way of a wagon of crude carbolic acid to four quarts of propelled by electricity was seen on water then pack the earth over with a spade A gill will destroy tho ants tho streets of Chicago recently It travels ten miles an hour in a small hill Fifteen preserve and jelly manu- Â¬ In Italy they dry tho tomatoes for facturing firms have organized a truBt market When ripe they are pressed and tho skins and seeds strained out with headquarters in New York and 15000000 of capital Tho juicy pulp is spread out to dry and then broken and ground before At Eagle Lake six miles from Mau being packed away kato Minn Mrs Martha Hester fed The light of tho sun has a bad effect poison to ojie of her babies and She on the edge of tools Knives drills drowned another in a deep well 6cythcs aud sickles assume a bluo color is supposed to bo insane if they aro exposed for some timo to Very Rev A Mandinc C M Su- Â¬ tho light and heat of tho sun the perintendent of tho Sisters of Charity sharp edge disappears and tho tool is in tho United States died last week at rendered useless until it is retempcrcd Mt St Josephs College Emmits It is not unlikely that if all tho burg Md tramps in a given town woro compell- Â¬ John G Weaver senior proprietor ed by law to do a littlo woru now and of tho Ocean House Newport R L then upon tlio public roads and thus died last Wednesday morning aged pay tributo to the public that clothes 80 Ho was largely known throughout and feeds them tho growth of this tho United States species of lazy vagrancy would bo Frederick Gorman and Charles Mac considerably checked American Kcnzic two prominent men of Sarnia Farmer Mich were rescued on Lake Huron In these busy days when all on early Wednesday morning after a the farm aie working haul however thrilling cxperincc ot sixteen hours in good appctito may be something bettor the water in meat is needed for the farmers John Green alias Gcorgo Shclvin table than salt bacon There is no supooscd to bo from Cincinnati is in meat more easily digested than poultry jail at Buffalo N Y on the charge of none harder to digest than pork non support of his wife a What energy is saved in digestion girl whom he married under an as- can be put to bettor uso in work The burned name moral of this is to use some of the Railroad men in Elmira N Y are spiing cliickens on the table rather greatly exercised over the discharge than selling all of them of four or five telegraph opcratois by tho Delaware Lackawanna Ss AVestein Railroad in that city aud A Word In Favor of Tobacco also several others in neighboring Dr Thomas Grifllin of Kansas City towns Andrew Oglesby a colored Deputy Mo contributes to the Pacific Medical Sheriff was shot and killed in a su Â¬ Journal an article entitled Tobacco vs Consumption Hero are a few burb of Memphis Tenn last week by Gus Ayers colored whom lio was extracts For years dentists havo recognized trying to arrest for wife beating the fact that tobacco is un activo ger Â¬ Ayers beat the officer in a frightful micide and state that tobacco users manner Wednesday night at St Louis have tho best preserved teeth For twenty years I have been engaged in Scotty Mori is an ex convict and tlio general practico of medicine and tough and Fred Dubois both work Â¬ during that time have treated many men in the repair shops of tho SU Suburban Electric Road got cases of pulmonary tuberculosis I do Louis Dubois friends not remember any of my consumptive into a quarrel cases was a habitual smoker of tobac- seized Morris and throw him on an co My reflections on this subject led open forge which was heated to a me to suggest that tobacco smoke as white heat IIo was latally burned inhaled daily and almost hourly by While Mrs Wall the wifo of Peter the habitual somkor retards or pre Â¬ Wall a prominent business man of vents the development of tho bacillus Elsimerc Cal was driving through tuberculosis in tho larynx and lungs of the Tcmcscal Cayon Thursday ac- the smoker as it has been demonstrat Â¬ companicd by her son Ira a young ed to prevent tho development of the man named Elmer Walters step Â¬ bacilli of typhus fever and pneumonia ped from the roadside aud raising a Look back upon your cases of con Â¬ gun ho was carrying fired at the oc- Â¬ sumption and call to mind any of them cupants of the buggy killing Ira Wall who wero habitual smokers of tabacco instantly and badly wounding Mrs As far as I can recall to mind tobacco Wall smokers havo good lungs Electric Bitters This question merits attention as the great destroyer of human life is This remedy is becoming so wel consumption Moro fall by it than by known and so popular as to need no tho combined fatality of war famine special mention All who have used and two of tho most fatal diseases Electric Bitters sing the same song of which affect mankind Another fact praise A purer medicine docs not in favor of tho antidote or preventive exist and it is guranlced to do all iuilucnco of tobacco smoko is tho fact that is claimed Elcctiic Bitters will that consumption claims by far tho cure all diseases of tho liver and kid largest proportion of its victims among noys will remove pimples boils salt females non smokers of tobacco rheum and other affections caused by impure blood will drivo iiularia from Schweinfurth tho Messiah is about the system and prevent as woll a to leave Rockford III It is under- Â¬ cure all malarial fevers For euro of stood he has entered into negotiations headache constipation aud indiges Â¬ with sonio property owners a few tion try Electric Bitttrs Enth o sat- Â¬ miles south of Keokuk for tho pur Â¬ isfaction guaranteed or monoy re Â¬ chase of a largo tract of land lying funded Prlco 50c and 100 per along tho Missouri boundary bottlo at W S Lloyds drug store Â¬ will piacttco in all Courts tl0 Wunraiiuu I The Bargain Store cJ Auditor Norman predicts that owing to the failure of the General Assembly to pass tho Revenue and taxation bill and tho heavy drain on the Treasury suspension of payment will again bo necessary next January not to bo resumed until tho fall of 1S93 when a tax rate increased ton cents on the 100 is tho cheorful prospect Nancy Hanky Queen of tho Turf is the way it reads now Wednesday at Washington Park Chicago in a race against her own timo of 2 0i tho grand littlo maro showed tho lame of the Bluegrass a notch higher by low Â¬ ering the Worlds record to 207j This places Maud S and even the kifc shaped track performer Sunol in tlio shade Kentucky now wears the proud distinction of having giving the world its two fastest trotters John Morgan at Carmichaols Pa widower was fatally 6hot by his son on Thursday Tho boy also fatally Tho trouble arose shot his sister about tho old man wanting to many again Tho once famous trotter has been converted to tho pacing gait aud his owner J L Case of Racine Wis promises a sensation with him beforo the end of tho season Jay-Eye-See WCofflco u - Boom CTjIci Appeison llcuco on Jueen street MtstclIgKy building Mtbteiling ltcsi HAZELBIGG Attoinoy-nt-La- w vy - O MILER SUCCE8SOR TO Miller Wi Ison g- - Collections promptly attended to fc A PIATT Vctcxinaiy Smgcon i i ft fitmlimr on Couit daiF iceded will answer telcgiun Ahen INSURANCE AND roifAjmvwwiW bfflco 3ppOSltO 1110 COUl I Investigation reveals that James E the missiuir member of tho bankrupt firm of Gilman Cheney Co of Boston misappropriated no less than 300000 of other peoples money Appearances indicate that Gilman has led a double life although standing high in business and social circles It is jsaid there is a woman Gilman in tho case W C Daly better known as Father Bill the areat turfman Was arrested at his home Gravcsend L I charged with brutally beating James Keofo and William Ilonrahan two boys apprenticed to him to bo made jockeys The boys wero so badly in- Â¬ jured that tho Justice refused bail and Bill had to sleep hi a cell Tho President has appointed P J McCumber of Wahpetou N D Jno W Wilson of Petersburg Iud and W Woodville of Fleming N C as a commission to negotiate with the Turtle Mountain baud of Chippewa Indians in North Dakota under tho act of July 18 1092 withDrWm Van Antwon bhoitsticct liuiiov Mt StciltngKy JC Sycnraoro Sts IJfficc near residence cor High JK Real Estate LOWEST bii wu KM C No H SIIANKLAND 6 Dentist ML steiungi4y West Main SU upstairs choicest comparison promptest settlements -- rates t Attomeyat iaw - Of Any And All Agencies -- - smUco upstairs comer of Coiut and Broadway Mt Sterling Ky Alee n FcriHocKui 1 Josiah Lindsay j- in IUO Clvy Ol Oil owning nm tho courts of Montgomery wun oim iiu- uourc ifulng counties and in the ana Federal tVurtf nurtof Appeals ar1 onvfiil nttprUnn ui will bo yen to all business entrusted to him CCCnilJ rerauiiu jmm viMia Wil -- - AGENT on C O RAILROAD f west of depot tOHAS REIS MANUFACTOBEB OF Mt Sterling Ky Manufacturer and dealer In Tobacco Hogs Â¬ heads Bough Lumber and Lakolcc Wo make our business which Is booming by doing tho best work nnd offering Bough Lumber at spco- ial prices which arc never met Wo alto do m custom sawins -- Hon A E Stovouson will speak at Ind September 10 Bloomington iilso promised to attend a bar Â¬ Ho has becue to be given in his honor at his Herndon Christian birth place SBddles Harness Bridles Halters c liulcto til cany ld the largest and most cobi lino of goncral Saddlery Goods t tho city rAll work made of first class matorial by skillod workmen Call and no stock anil learn prices OHAS REIS t At tho annual meoting of tho Di- Â¬ rectors of tho Wolls Fargo Express Company Thursday at San Francisco tlio Prcsidont of tho company Lloyd Tovis tendered his resignation and John J Valentine who heretofore has hold tho position of manager was AUCTIONEER a well known elected to succeed him Tovis had at Charles Sikora MT STERLING KENTUCKY boarding houso thlof in tho St Louis tho time of his resignation been the his services to tho people of Montgomery Offers surrounding counties Prompt attention work houso feigned fits and was sout head of tho express company for 20 gncn to nil sales oflcreonalPropcity and Bcal to tho hospital from which ho escaped years 21 Iyr Estate Terms Beasonablo WTH FLETCHER Chief of Polico Harry Eldridgo and Special Officer Callomar of Atlantic City N J havo been suspended This action was tho result of an in- Â¬ vestigation into charges of attempting to oxtort money from tho keepers of bawdy aud gamblingbouses county Ky September 2 u rft f j v7t i I 1 iffrm H tni A v j WM y - 5Wi vr i3 v lAWHPM r wv J XtnemmmfrZZ -- WW TW- - MrWT wwpwrt a 3 t lit W 4 A SMBHWgittrfPMwANWWMi I II lllllAMW THE ADVOCATE Advocate Publishing Company MT STKHLIKO TUESDAY AUGUST 1S2 When a vio is cast for Judge Holt it will bd ono cast inifavor of tho Force Bill and tho Robber Turin Governor Buchanan declares that ho will anuull tho outrageous lease which has brought so much blood Â¬ shed and troublo upon Tennessee MM Mf tt THE f HOOT MORSKAMO TRACK 5 f t DEMOCRATIC ti TICKET FOR 1lWBtDENJ t GROVER CLEVELAND FOR VICE rilFStDENT A - If la ADLAJ E STEVENSON For Appellate Judge James II IIazelrigg For Circuit Judge John E CoorEit Of Montgomery County For Commonwealths C W Nesbitt Of Bath County v Dont lose sight of tho iact that tho groat issuo in this campaign is tho Force Bill It is moro dangerous than tho rousion Frauds tho Robbor Tar Â¬ iff or tho centralizing tendency of Republican legislation for it is all three in one Tho Gazette favors the Forco Bill I y YV le J V Attorney TOU CIIICUIT CLEltK HENRY R BRIGHT FOR S1IEMFF Democrats remember Judgo Holt is a stalwart of tho stalwarts a Repub- Â¬ lican than whom it is almost impos- Â¬ sible to fiud a moro bitter partisan that ho voted for tho niggor Asbury against tho whito man Cecil that ho is an advocate of and an apqligist for that bastard of Hate and Hell the Force bill Do you need anything furtlier to induce you to do your ut- Â¬ most for tjho election of Hazclrigg follows Tho Gazette favors tho Force Bill On Friday tho Winchester Gun Club upon Invitation camp up to enjoy a days trap shooting with tho mombcis of tho Montgomery Gun Club Tho day was in every respect an enjoyablo one It was just cloudy enough for tho hot rays of tho sua to bo veiled just brcczo sufficient to make it pleasant so that tho shoot ists could without any Incohvenlonco mako suro of their mark Sho wives and sisters of tho Mont- Â¬ gomery Club saw that tho visitors had enough to refresh tho inner man and spread a most bountiful repast A number of visitors besides the Win Â¬ chester Club enjoyed tho hospitality of tho Montgomery Club Our boys did their utmost to mako tho visitors have an enjoyable day and wo think wo can say they Succeeded Our boys certainly enjoyed tho presenco of thoir visitors ovpu though as will bo scon from tho following score they did come out a bad second in tho contest Thoro were 2i visitors and as many Montgomery county men in tho contest which was shot over known trap and known angles at six tcon yards The 6coro was thirty clay pigeons and tho result was as WINCHESTER CLUB k Nancy Hanks now holds the worlds k5 record 2 07i When sho gots to In- - flt5 dopondonco it wjll be closo to 206 Bollo Vara wbo lias fayf a mark of 2 il6J took a record of 238 as a yearling f t Egthorno 2 12 byE2bertisbeing prepared to tako a shy at tho Btallion Tipton Boy 2 24 has been sold to Chicago parties for 2500 E B Spurr of Fayotto Countyhas purchased an interest in Pamlico 210J Ho will bring tho horso to Kentucky this fall and stand him -- hero Hopoful 214f was not broken until tho Fall ho was four years did t liSg3S3 FEENEY Srf As T am determined ti leave Mt Sterling by the first of September r- I will for this week sell all my goods regardless of cosh I still have a boautlfull Jiao of ladles vests hoso handkerchiefs Hamburg lace towels napkins doylies stamped linens India linens nainsooks etc X also have left a fow mull hats and caps which you may1 have at your ownsprlcos Remember this will bo yojjr last chauco to secure bargains m wo aro positively going to leavo 6y tho first of September Call uuiiy ana got cnoice also kavo for salo a dosk and two showcases which I will ecll ycrVf ciicap kacziest saroEi l k M- NO 21 WEST MAIN STREET MT STERLING KY itN x r rfl JNO C RICHARDSON FOU COKGKESS Wo are authorized to announce Hon C R Brooks of Mt Sterling Montgomery county as a candidate for tjic 53d Congress from tho Tenth District subject to tho action of the Democratic party We arc authorized to announce Mr Henry D Combs as a candidate for Circuit Clerk of Monefeo county sub- Â¬ ject to th6 action of tho Democratic Judgo James JI Hazclrigg reached homo from tho convention at Catlctts burg Friday at uoon and took tho first train lie could catch for a distant part of tho district Ho will allowno grass to grow under his feet but will show his opponent Judgo Holt that ho will havo to mend ovou his Holts rapid pace if ho will keep neck and neck with him in this race Hazclrigg is in tne iigiit towm ana tne scoona Tuesday in November will close upon him the Victor J W Chambers Wallace Strode 1 W Staplcton J Scott Rcnick J II Frazler A SI E A JJcnn E L King Jno K Ucnn Jo K Robinson Jns V Wlnnl John E Gamer las S Winn WIlcgn V I Jackson O II Cunningham S A Jeffries II T Strothcr Tt 1 23 18 22 20 19 15 Ill 24 10 15 20 17 13 17 21 19 22 20 20 21 10 Martha Wilkes 212 is tho fastest trotter ever bred by a woman Sho was fdaldcd tho property of Mrs Carrie Marders Pino Grove Ky When tho Villago Farm banks on a raco horso of its breeding it is almost a ten to ono shot that there is a dash of Mambrino King blood in his pedi Â¬ gree TX7JJG3ZT I3ST Tai E BEST -- EEEH WCJEXuID AT u i ii Cl JONES JEWELRY STORE EAST MAIN STREET ji J iZr I i1 t Frou frrou that holds tho champion trotting record for yearlings iB going woll in her work at tho Cleveland track and recently stepped a quarter in 35 seconds Sho is entered in tho stake at Maysville this week two-year-old lloone Dr W Miller la Dr I T Lewis R A Winn Jolt Martin Total II Gamer fc1 i r rt Tho world loves a manly man but MONTGOMERY CLUB Fon Jaileh has a cpntompt for ono who is trying John William 20 To the Domocrats of Montgomery to evade every issuo aud bo all j George Starr Is the best care taker for Jailer 20 Dr Wm Vaaantwcri County I am a candidate 14 that has a stable of horses on tho road llogie Â¬ subject to ho action of tho Demo- things to all men in tho sense Judge Jas8 Sncnccr 10 Jesse a 17 His great successes come through his cratic party to fill tho vacancy Holt is trying that dodge Hazclrigg Jno HubIics II John T Wooilfont caused by tho death of Mr Tipton will smoke this fox from his hole be Â¬ DrDL Troctor He is not 14 steady work in his stable SO In connection with this announce- Â¬ fore ho is dono with him and force Joe L Conrov looking for a whirl when ho strikes a 12 Gaitskill SW ment it is proper for mo to state that 18 new town Luctcn llridgcforth but stays right at the Alvrnvcnn hnnrl nr1 A l Vnn -j- -v v if elected 1 havo agreed that all the him to some sort of a position Holts l X Cold s ju nut yu ciacwncre lor inem 11 barn looking after tho ono that needs ULKirkiiatrlck profits of the office except a very political record is too well known Jas Anderson 11 his attention We can meet the prices of any house in Kentucky small salary for myself shall be paid hero for him to succeed in escaping jL 24 C A Hani to the widow of Mr Tipton just as tho consequences of his political uttor W P Oldham 21 Bean Bros have Folly 221 in 14 she is receiving uuder iny appont andes and actions in tho past Before in It French M O Cockrcll 21 their stable and will try and ment Your support is solicited give hor 10 Chcnanlt the end of tho canvass they will bo Waller Samuels Respectfully 18 a mark better than 2 20 this season Allcrt 17 Will J M Best equally well known all over tho dis- Â¬ Matt Samuels 17 Spejiccr During tho past two weeks tho 20 trict Tho nomination of Judge Haz Jas Trcadwny record havo received a terrible LAW DEMOCRATIC TARIFF 405 clrigg by tho Catlottsburg Convention shaking up It is beginning to look 52 Score in favor of Winchester Club was certainly almost judicious one as if a 2 20 horso will not do in good Wo deuounco Republican protec- Â¬ That he can beat Judgo Holt in tho Miss Mamio Jeuning a sister of Mrs By next season it will bo tion as a fraud taxing the labor of the November election there is small doubt C G Thompson of this city died on company 2 15 or nothing in all of tho classes Tcnn great majority of the people for the and this can bo reduced to a cer Wednesday at Moristown 16 years Sho was a beautiful when big money is offered tho Democrats of tho district aged benefit of tho fow We declare it to tainty by aud attractive girl who- had mauy presenting a united front against tho friends here mado duringyteit8toher Charley Durfeo lifts arrived at San bo a fundamental principle of tho forces of tho present Judge from this sister Mr and Mrs Thompson Francisco with McKinnoy 2 12 The EyjwByrgrHfiffrBgryyryJf Democratic party that the Federal district Judgo Holts attemgt to wont to Covington to attend tho horso is now five years old and has Government has no power to impose rido upon the backs of every political burial just closed a season in tho stud A fow days ago ho was kicked on ono of and collect tariff duties except for party will not stand against Hazel Green Clay Smith Jr 6on of Rev his hocks aud for a time was quite only and wo demand that the riggs defiant and aggressive advocacy Green Clay revenue Smith pastor of tho Met- Â¬ lame Ho has recovered of tho principles of Democracy aud is taking collection of such taxes shall bo limit- Â¬ ropolitan Baptist church Washington his regular work and Durfeo thinks ed to the necessities of tho Govern- Â¬ Upon the arrival of Judgo Hazcl Â¬ D C died on last Wednesday morn Â¬ ho will be ablo to go through tho ment when honestly and economically rigg on his return from Catlottsburg ing from fever peculiar to that sec- Â¬ State circuit and win handily against National Democratic Convention he was met by a largo tion Clay was about seventeen years all comers administered Â¬ concourso of his friends and extended old very bright with hopeful prosPlatform pects Ho was a model youug man Hal Pointer 2 05 is tho way it reads a warm and enthusiactic welcome a Christian character aud with a liter- Â¬ at present It may bo that he will get A formal ratification meeting was The True Faith Expounded by deferred till night ary turn of mind By his death this a little nearer tho 2 minute mark be Â¬ when amid the Crovor Cleveland light of a monster bonfire aud tho world has sustained a loss of what fore the 6easou closes would havo been a great and useful Tho 3 minute trot was won atNich- Never has a great party intent burning of much powder several gen man His father writes to his friends tlemeu entertained the gathering with olasville last week by Ilarrietta best Â¬ upon thopromotion of right and juswell timed aud well received speeches Capt Bomar and Dr Vanantwcrp timo 218J Tho 3 year stake by tice had better incentivo for effort Among thoso who addressed tho meet Â¬ Wo aro broken hearted and I am Trovillian by Young Jim best timo Bro Turning ing were Hon Thomas Turner J L beyond tho range of comfort than is now presented us 2 2Qi Tho stake was won our eyes to tho plain people of the Elliston Z T Young II B Kinsol Smith has a host of friends horo who by Georgia Lee but Jayhawkcr made tender their profoundest sympathy in her trot in 224 to boat him C C laud we see them burdened as con Â¬ ving H It Bright and Hon M C theso tho saddest and i darkest hours Mr Lislo objected mado a mark in 2 28 class of 2 18f sumers with a tariff system that un- Â¬ Lisle of Clark The body has been placed in a vault to being called upon lest his presenco nco justly and rcleuMessly demands from in tho field of his opponent for Con at Washington D C and will bo It looks now like a horso must bo ablo to trot in 2 20 to win in tho Kentucky them in the purchase of the necessa Â¬ gress Mr Brooks should be miscou brought to Georgetown Ky for in Â¬ circuit ries and comforts of life an amount strued Ho told our people ho only terment in October JM2PWWyjWSZESZ KTT Tv Ed C Orear while in London was scarcely met by the wages of hard came to Mt Sterling to ask the kind Â¬ In passing around among our mer- Â¬ i and steady toil while the exactions ness of a nights rest since he was to made tho recipient ot a fine hammer chants a day or two since wo called weary to reach his homo somo20 miles less shot gun aud gnnuiug outfit the rafafyjMiHKir upon J E Voris and found him in tho thus wrung from them build up and away and threw out achalleuge too cost of which in this country with tho very best of humor because ho has the fortunes of thoso for Montgomery to roll up a bigger ma- Â¬ increase Robber Tarifi on would bo about begun to realize to a very great degree THE OLAEK COUNTY THE whose benefit the injustice is perpet Â¬ jority for Hazclrigg than Clark will 500 but there its cost was 2 10 tho beauties of a cash business Ho in every respect Mr Orear sailed for America tho 15th do Tho meeting was uated says ho is happily ablo to mako his iust Wo sec tho larnier nstcnniK to a a success customers realize it as well as ho does OF delusive 6tory that fills his mind with MfaBuLa mbm UTrf Tr Tho 6th session of Goodwins Male for ho can givo them bargains they The Mt Sterling Fair and Trotting advantage while his pocket is robbed Association is composed His trade is Goodwins of tho follow- Â¬ High School will begin September 5 cannot sccuro elsowherc by the stealthy hand of high protec- ing gentlemen whose names alone are 1892 sensibly increasing week by week WINCHESTER KY tion Our workiugmen are still told a guarantee of success in evory way Mr Voris is now in receipt of a now Male High School Georgo W Anderson President tho tale oft repeated in spite of its Kentucky Training School will 6tock which ho is offering for cash at demonstrated falsity that the existing Hon John E Cooper First Vice open September 5 1892 45 10t pricos that will pay you to investigate President Owen 1 13 14 IS lfi WILL BEGIN 17 protective tarifi is a boon to them Vice President M Laughlin Second Ho asks special attention to his various W Anderson A Tho next session of Mrs Harris Hues and that under its bencficiont opera- Â¬ G Peters A W Hamilton and W of childrens school shoes Go to tion their wages must increase while N Scobcc Directors W E Bean school Harris Iustitutc will open seo him tako your money along and he For catalogue giving cost etc ad- - TWO TROTTING as they listen scenes arc enacted in Secretary James W Hall assistant Monday Sept 5th RAGES will sell to you sure dross tho very abiding place of high protec- Â¬ Secretary W T Tyler Treasurer A G Peters and W N Scpbee Gen era For Rent JDAJZT M J Goodwin A M tion that mock tho hopes of toil and Superintendents of grounds W II Mr John Samuels is in receipt of a Principal attest tho tender mercy tho working Garner of Clark F S Allen of I have for rent 300 acres of excellent full line of fall and winter goods His man receives from thoso made selfish Bath T It Bascom of Fayotte and laud within two miles of Mt Sterling well known tasto in selecting a Liberal Purses and Premiums aud sordid by unjust governmental It G Stouer of Bourbon Honorary Grass corn and tobacco laud iu a high t of goods was novcr shown Stables arc going up fast Directors The Groat Lexington Fair favors Poney Races Bicycle Races Balloon twonty four stalls having been com- Â¬ state of cultivation Will leaso for a to bettor advantage than in tho stock Wo oppose earnestly and stubbornly pleted They will havo all tho barn term of years ho now has on hand Ho is jii6t at Tuesday next August- 30 tho gret Already stalls havo tho theory upon which our opponents room necessary John II Mason present rccoiving a splendid line of Fair at Lexington wili bogiu The Ana Other seek to justify and uphold tarifi laws been engaged and horses aro coming Grassy Lick Ky m tf notions and tho ladies aro going wild railroads have reduced fares tho stock in for tho trots All other buildings Clevelands speech accepting Dem- Â¬ such as grand stand music stand over them If you want to seo some- Â¬ exhibits will bo tho finest over scon in SPECIAL - ATTRACTIONS c Wo sell tho purest and best 200 ocratic nomination for President will bo put up and a first class fair thing elegant Bruce Duty to lt 3t show you the just asklino of tastofully tho West tho trotting stakes aro tho may be expected Tho Advocate whisky in America W Kxuccd rates on nil superb largest ovor given and tho promiums and children admitted free on railroads Ladles IlOWK JOHKSON Publishing Compauy haB this day thn tirt selected Misso3 and Ladies Cloaks tho most liboral ovor offored It will Write to the Secretnrv for rntir Tho Peoples Party and Republicans contracted with Directors to publish Si H M Jnes President each nominated State Tickets in Idaho Catalogue and will havo it out as Grocors and Wholesale Liquoiv Deal-era- - that arc to bo found in bis mammoth continuo fivo days and it will cortain W H Garner Secretary- 4 3t Mt Sterling Ky soon as possible stock Friday ly bo pleasant to be thoro 8 party Abj Hal Pointer is too much for tho fleet Direct If Gcers had driven out to his limit when ho mado his raco recordof208in Buffalo ho would have beaten 206 Ho was a raco horse that day Grubbs Hazelri 4 v Successor to Wells Hazelrigg iioncHtaa m Special Bargains in Summer Dress Goodll in ordento make room for fall purchases X jfi t A fine lifreqf mens anaJadies shoes at reduced HaS ome ooJ AI pncel - CH m iiu 1 1 Grubbs A Hazelriggx BOOKS Oj- SCHOOL If at am 4 Corner Drugstore lor T G JULIAN Mt Sterling Ky SMooa 1OOH0S Sixth Session J -- Â¬ Sept 5 1892 li EACH haud-somo-li- no - J 4t 4 V tfvi I 4 7ri sh iin ipfw -- -- - n i v - fc Tl k M a rr i - t rmn 1 r ul ij Jiiim i 11 t v TSBTM SJvaijn1ih - t rttvyr - rt witiWfs ft o MTfTEBIIN- - ADVOCAT gold and TUESDAY ATJGUST231S92 Judgo THE ADVOCATE fr WGIILATUREOALIJCD IAOK he vTMVi - Gvrnora oenaauoa Proclamation v i The following proclamation of Gov Jlm Y Brown ro convonlngtho Lcg iiaiuro on Thursday has caused a The Governor widespread sensation intimates as will bo scon that a largo part Ew mt - John W IIeadley Tho proclama sovcral bills Secretary of State tion reads as follows I John Young Brown Govcuor of tho Common- - STUPENDOUS SELLS BROTHERS ealth of Kontucky exorcising the I Uthority vested in ino by tho Con- - Comlneroftho Biff Show of tho World flitution do now call tho General lo issombly ot tho Commonwealth Tho coming to Mr Sterling on convene in session in tho city of of Sells 25th Friday September 9th Frankfort on Thursday next thb Brothers mammouth aud marvelous dayj of August ouo thousand eight amusement enterpriso is heralded by hundred and ninety two at 12 oclock an international chorus of delighted compliments from millions of tongues noon in nowspapors Section 80 of tho Constitution reads aud huudreda of whiph Amorica and Australia join in as follows toues which echo and re echo clear Ho may ou extraordinary occa across tho wide Pacific Itccoutly sions convene tho Genoral Assembly returned from its memorable six ot ennf nf rrnvnrnmnrir nr at a months tour of Now South Walqs Victoria South Australia and Queens diftbront placo if that should havo land it comes crowned with such become dangerous from au oncmy of foreign recognition as no other enter Â¬ In caso tainment has over obtained Tho from coutagious diseases botwecn tho two Australian press is a unit in recogniz- Â¬ of disagreement ono of its big advance ing that houses with respect to tho timo of promises not pormitted to go to pro- Â¬ was adjounnont ho may adjourn them to test As an example of tho impres Â¬ ch timo as ho shall think proper sion it created in a strange laud and t exceeding four months when ho among stranger cities wo learn from all conveno tho General Assembly an extended notice in that creat Age stating Australian daily tho Melbourn must i shall bo by proclamation of 11th of January last that it and no bo pronouueed a brilliant succcsp for ho subjects to bo considered it may bo safely said that no such others shall bo consider MX regard tho occasiotfas oxtraordi- - panorama of wonders has ever before Melbourne audi Â¬ bcon narv In obccnenco to tno direction ence unfolded to a good it would bo all is That of tho Constitution I state as subjects hard to pick out any particular item to bo considered by tho General as being the most worthy of praise AoonrnVilir rolinn it Rlinll lTlftPt Oil tllO and that it would tako too much day beforq mentioned tho following spaco to mention in detail all the wonderful performances on FirstRevenue and Taxation and the horseback and foot that wero An act relating to given tho bill entitled That tho races wcre splen- Â¬ revonuo and taxation together with didly contested and furnished brilliant Of tho startling aud the veto of tho same by tho Chief spectacles weird porforinancd3 by tho only the Legislation goes formaught on account Qf a Conatituioiialdcfect in tho passing of already-accomplishe- tion 8hllbe required to py proper taxation lor the year 1892 There is ample timo for this to be done and if any of th Trills enumerated rcquiro re enactment thnt may be spcodly done if it shall bo tho plcasuro of your honorable body so to do In testimony whereof I liavo here- Â¬ unto set my hand and caused tho Great Seal of tho Commonwealth to bo affixed Dono at Frankfort this tho 19th day of August one thousand eightliundred and ninety two and in tho ono hundred and first year ot tho Commonwealth s t - xrk n By tho Governor f tho Sterijug Price and wife ueo Eula Pitchers Castorla IJanty bought a very handpomo resi Â¬ lience at Ewing ttio past Week and Every breeder of road horses should will njako that placo theirfuturo endeavor to breed as far as possible permanent home with a view to matching up good A largo number of Ohio insurance road teams Hero is a market that companies havo been officially black Â¬ will novor bo overstocked and it admits of a little more variation in listed iti Indiana for attempting to do size as loi hands will answer very business tliero without complying well for a nicety matched pair and with tho State laws oveu 15 hands might answer if every Â¬ thing else was abovo tho average Breeder and Sportsman Childrfin Cry for Thcro woro 172 business failures throughout tho country during tho seven days ending Friday as ayainst 188 According to Dun Coa weekly rdviow of trade tho prospects ior tho fall aro very bright Tho outlook for Wcstorn crops is better than for somo timo though tho yields will not equal the immonso productions of last year The J iOxhigton Transcript has bcon J H Mulligan and Ed Farrcll are tho purchasora Tho first isuo under tho now management comes jout to day Ti rfjfr - 3 - - k W fV fn171TCriFnwll THE EARLY BIRD CATCHES THE WOEM Musical MrzisrzizsLsss the corresponding period last year Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria Instrument s We represent the most cel- Â¬ ebrated piano and organs the best known to the world Hazelton Brothers Bush Barnes i S Ml -- Tho Stato Department ut Washing Â¬ ton has peen informed that tho houso of Dr Bartlett an American mission Â¬ ary at Bourdsur Asia Minor has been burned and tho missionarys life threatened Tho American Charge dAfTairs at Constantinople has bceu instructed to demand protection in- Â¬ demnity and punishment of tho guilty parties Tho hundreds of letters received daily at the Democratic Congressional headquarters in Washington are full Gertsj Smith fr I 111 win 1 Kingsbury Ivers Ponds 32333EKSGH33 OIRGkAJSTS Chi- Â¬ Hamlins and of enthusiasm Tho information in Mason cago Cottage many cases is that tho Democrats will carry States that they havo never thought of carrying before All tho We also handle the letters speak of the splendid Demo- Â¬ and latest improved cratic organization intlioir locality Children Cry for Aud enterpriso catches tho trade whilo the prices wo aro prepared to oflcr in order to make room for fall goods will cause you to catch your breath in astonishment Dont fail to call and see our goods and you will be convinced I i i tll i I m best Pitchers Casioria Executive Corporations and tho JmII entitled Au act to provido for th creation and tho regulation of together with private corporations tWfvcto of tho samo by tho Chief ecutivo Third Suffrage and Electors and the bill entitled An act to regulate elections in thiBjQominojivycaUh Second Fourth Worlds Columbian Ex- and the bill entitled An act tovidc for tho collection and exhi bition of tho resources and tno evi dences of tho progrcso of the State of Iventucky at tho Worlds Columbian Exhibition of 1893 Fifth rAttornoys at law Attorney sGeneral Attorneys for tho Common- Â¬ wealth and attorneys for counties awl thd bill entitled An act concern ing attorneys at law Attorney Gener- lUSTOK Attorneys for tho Commonwealth juid attorneys for counties together with tho veto of tho samo by tho Qjief Executive Sixth Itcdistricting tho Stilo into iftcuit Court districts and the bill ft- entitled An act to divide tho State of Kontucky into Circuit Court Judi- Â¬ cial district John A Crutcher representing Seventh Classification of cities Co Troy Now York tho bill oiititlcd An act to assign duett Coon and cities and towns of tho Common Â¬ in their celebrated lines of shirts col- tho wealth to tho classes to which they lars and cuffe was in tho city last Troy N belong week to call on tho trade Courts is headquarters in theso line of Y Eighth Fiscal I havo included in this enumeration goods Their machinery is of the of subjects sovcral bills which havo very host and latest improved They It has been havo spent a largo amount of money been approvcdby me suggested that probably some of them iu getting tho best fitting patterns aro of doubtful constitutionality by aud employ only tho most skillful reason oftho methods of their adop- - labor and whilo Troy makes a ShTtion by tho Legislature If there bo specialty in theso linos tho firm of valid objections to any of these Cluctt Coon Co stands at tho head v blls I must say that thoy wore ap- - of all others engaged in this business While ti B10 uy m0 utler tho bolief that money our people aro spending their traveling there is no point in tlrj General Assombly had in their adoption followed tho plain require Â¬ tho United Statos where a person ments of tho Constitution I was could go and obtain mijfro beneficial Â¬ knowludgo than at Troy astonished when I heard that iu the chinery for this purposo is a Tho ma wonder passage of some bills containing an and is constructed so as to cheapen emergency clause or an appropriation tho cost and at tho samo improve its tho constitutional injunction had not production Outsido of this aro tho been complied Avith in giving to such worlds most famous laundries They represent millions of dollars and thoy measures on their final passage tho furnish labor for thousands Tho votes of a majority of all elecicd to system und tho various kinds of work each houso of tho Genoral Assombly dono by each machine h a marvel UgJVVhcu I found this had not been done Theso goods aro shipped over xho on in n city of a few at onco consulted tiro country in some instances thousand thern being only ouo firm tho journals of each hbuso rotating to representing cqch production In this every bill thereafter submitted to mo city Greene Clay Clicuault repre Â¬ and in each caso whero tho required sent tho Monarch Shim and the They stand vote had not been cost for it I return Â¬ Coon Collars and Cull ahead ot all othor makee and every ed it with my objections one who has onco tried them will Tho General Assembly may now havo no others John A Crutcher changi tho date for tho asaesincnt of has been coming here tho past ten property for this year and pass a vears and is always received with a fcnvmiun wiul Taxation bill under hearty welcomo because ho hasnever i t Woh every individual and corpora- - nucii au article mat wouiu ueceivc 7U troupe of Bedouin warrior gymnasts Decidoly ono of tho stran Â¬ gest and most fascinating displays was given by the troupe of arabs Those aro led into tho arena by their chiefs and after a preliminary war dance somo surprising feats iu the art of handling weapons aro given Somo attack each other with tho Arab creeses others with swords and whilst these lattecoitest8 were going lonvaru mere were not a iow anlongst tho audience who held their breath The men woro armed with sword and buckler and they engaged in combat with tho seeming ferocity that characterizes combats iu the dctert Ono noticeable thing about these wonderful men is that tho bulkiest of them does not exceed II stone in weight whilst tho majority would perhaps scale 8 to 9 stone Yet they aro not only as litho as paii thers but as powerful as bulls and d striking contrast to tho bono aud brawn of our athletes It should bo also mentioned that tho entire great show will he presen Â¬ ted here as it is not divided never was and never will be aud in addi Â¬ tion to tho splendid feats and features which caused a daily antipodean craze thcro will also be exhibited here for tho first time a magnificent HcNarato collection of rarest living Australian savage creatures it says As usual S M Farcell tho wide awako agent of tho New York Life worlds two leaders Insurauco Company conies out The WILSON Tho Company offered a WHEELER wiuner handsome New York Life Badge that New No 9 and the NEW any man might bo proud to wear to HOME tho agent who would send in twenty approved applications iu ten days Both Musical Instruments It goes without tho saying that Mr Parcell sent in more than tho required and sewing Machines we sell number He mado 27 applications at the lowest prices and give thus by more than 33 per cent pass Â¬ purchaser all the time needed to meet payments wnicn are ing tho required mark Sewing I K PHIPPS in w I IJJ SUCCESSOR TO W S CALDWELL Oil 111 Ia ffMgiETPepPEiElEiHe Wben Baby was nc we jjotb tier Castorla When alio was a Child sno cried for Castorla When sho became Miss she clung to Castorla Wbea toe iuul Children sho gave them Castoria monthly and easy No more than can be saved up Office at residence on Rich mqnd avenue Tho Parte Fair Tho great Bourbon County Fair bejtins Tuesday September Oth and continues four days If you havo nevor bcon lo tho Pans Fair youve had very littlo enjoyment in this life Theres where the young tho middle aged and tho aged gather to enjoy a days amusements and to renew old iipmiaintnncfis Tho remitntion of this reliable old Association is such that aif extended notice is unnecessary Thcro will bo somo fast trots ilho speed ringsgood display of every thing usually shown at Fairs whilo tho Floral Hall will simply bo out of The infusion of young blood sight into tho management lias brought about beneficial results and a good time is assured all who attend MUSIC I will CLASS in h b mmm u MT STERLING KY fi T No jR CI reopen my class music at my residence No 35 WHENEVERYOUWISH To make an Investment in a Building and Loan Association be pure to take stock jn the East High September 5 street Monday 1892 Call on me for prices Because it is tho only Association that gives a dcilnito contract Be cause it is tho only Association that publishes and proves bv actual calcilla tion that its stock matures in 7 years Beeauso you will not be disappointed when you wish to horrow Becauso its charter does not allow tho Associa tion to buy sell or lease property or speculate in real estate Becauso the best business men and financiers of this State approve tho plan of the Because it pays 8 per cent semi annually Coupons attach COLUMBIA iuvestors should call on our agents Ci W HARRIS President W A DkIIAVEN Counsel C Of Louisville Ky you Mrs J R Wilson 3 H 3t- - Clay McKkk iiknuv Watson- - MUSIC I will reopen CLA my class in Mkee yzAlxsoisr i music at my residence on WILLIAM OCONNELL DUERSON Dll J M VANARSDELL Agent North Maysville street Mon- Â¬ On account of my inability to travel I respectfully ask my fricmU to call at my ollico in the Tyler Apperson block and allow mo to explain tho ad day September 5 1S92 vantages of tho Columbia I M VANARSDELL auff 23 LOCAL BOARD W W THOMPSON Sec Ticas ly HARDWARE weeks Music furniseed at teachers At the end of each Bills Due four prices 5 Real Estate and Bond Bro- Â¬ kers Insurance and Loan Agents Houses lots farms for sale or rent Will sell a house and loan half the money to pay for it Investments made in stocks paying 12 per cent per annum Corner of Court and Broadway streets Mt Sterling Ky MRS ADDIE SAMUELS rich QUEENSWARE TINWARE WOODENWARE AND A FULL LINE OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLE- Â¬ MENTS LESXNGTON KY il3Vj r COMPOUND A recent discovery lv an old physician Succcpfnllr uwd monthly bv tlimwamf of Ladles U tlio onlv lior- foctly salo and vrliablu nicdicinc llowaio of unprincipled dnijrits who ollVr In Â¬ ferior iniMuiiiii in place of this Ahk fo COOKH rrr a i v JC 1 - - -- r7 iASrf jt - Iorros UoorfojtioiNii takeno Milititute or IncloK and tl centn in will ceiii potaKe in letter anil wo t M iihii by return mail Full healed particulaiv inpluin einelopo to ladies ouly two tauip Address Mitcliell Msli Bros Wagons Hug 3D 31 Sept Competitin Open FAIR 1 LADIES No a Fisher Klock Detmit Mich Sold in Mt Sterling by Kennedv lime W S Ii t loyd T G Julian and ill ULKisti Aoryw here 1 Pond LllvCo 2 3 Woods Phosphodine Tltn OHKAT ENOLISII KKMHIIY to the World Freel New South and Pioneer Cane Mils Cooks Evaporators and Pans Cider Mills Saw Mill Supplies and Belting Tho Host Attractive ProQram Ever Offered TWO RACES EACH DAXI jMj UqOYC - rromptlv and ticnnnii ently cures all forum or Nervous Weaknes-sKinis-Bionsan- niMitency ind all effects of AlnifO or Kxce e Iten pivscribed over M years in thousands of 1 Spermatorrhea ED MITCHELL LEADING HARDWARE MERCHANT A FREE rnte the rinsT AND CHILDREN ADMITTKD day t ill Special Trains on All SailroaUe at Excursion Ratoa Tor toitt infonutloa ad citiltgaa tiina Ut Statiuj OEO H WHITNEV Protdont VTHOS Xi MABTIN Secretary stamps --Adilivs Soid hi M t Sterllnj by Kennedy llim It lioyd V s Moyd Tnvlton U Jullau aud di ugglsu everywhere blu and Honest Medium kJVwn- Askijlj ujrgist for Woods lliosnhixllno If 10 oners some worthless niedicinu In place of this leave his dishonest store lnclao price in otter and we will send by return mail lliee ono packagu lslx S one will please six will cure laiimhlei in plain sealed envelope two ana A Ucr ICVll 19 1IIUII 111 IIUIIII J4 il t 1 1 1 trF t fitf lM W FV Bft TWflrTr opt Hliin i Tl mm ia MT STJSEIil 1 I tt AU DOGATE TUESDAY ATmtrhfc tory AXTGfl ft sfe f Miv QQE9 VJJ r fcR r fe iv Bf t2V r iJsi a- to ho considered prejudical This queer story is told In a book POME TVtS TOBACCO to good health to partake of food just entitled My Fiiond tho Boss A Tlie Bodnlann House Thursday of-Â¬ YORK ALL RIGHT NEW But many man was determined to visit tho bar- Â¬ fered borne very good tobacco for Jas before going to bed Tho hopes tliat Republicans had pliysiciaus now recommend to their room and his friends would havo io H Boudc of Pendleton county It His obtained 3800 and 2300 per hun from Democratic divisions in Now pitiouts a light meal boforo retiring help him homo at a lato hour York aro fading away Tho situation Mauy persons though not actually wife got him to promise to buy all of dred For C L Graves of Augusta in Now York could not ho improved sick kcop holow par in strength and his liquor of her and sho would got fl at 3000 for J M Armstrong 4 at All factious aro working for National general tono Their fasting during what ho liked Sho got old Bourbon 2900 2775 2000 and 2400 for victory and tlicro aro no sulkers in tho long intorval between supper and sour mash and three or four more of A II Iahmaol 2775 for Lcslio Sho Combs Lexington Ky breakfast ami especially tho coin pit to tho best Kentucky brands tho Democratic army 2475 Out Licut Gov Shcehan is at tho head emptiness of the stomach during mado her parlor into a pretty of 27 hhds offered it had but 45 re- Â¬ she got a neighbor to teach jections of tho State organization Harrity sleep partially occasion iu tho opin Â¬ Whituoy aro at tho ion of many physicians their ema- Â¬ her how to mix liquors woll and and ox Secretary 8PLKMDID AYEKAQtiS sleeplessness and general mado it very pleasant for her husband head of tho national organization and ciation At the Morris House Wednesday if f hero is anybody who is disgruntled weakness Physiology teaches that and his frionds Ho liked her shop Yancoy Bros of Now Liberty Ky In tho body there is perpetual disin Â¬ better than anybodys It was the sold a six hhd lot at prices ranging ha has not made it known havo tegration of tissue sleeping or wak prettiest shop in town - Sho could Tho Democrats in New York from 2350 to 4125 orat an avcrago modcraton and the ing it is therefore logical to believe buy at wholosalo of tho big dealers Bhown great AM in ir to win and will do it by handling only the of 2050 per hundred B K Davis highest wisdom Tho necessary har Â¬ that tho supply of nourishment should who rldo in carriages and have plen Wheatlcy Ky sold 4 hhds at 2000 best make of goods and selling at a small profit And her husband in mony for success in that State seemed bosomowluit contiiro us especially in ty of money 2400 3200 and 4225 or an aver Â¬ The time is off for success in a small business with at one time impossiblo and tho thoso who aro below par if wo would stead of drinking onco a day drank age of 2963 per hundred W L large profits Business Men can only hope to at counteract their emaciation and low- Â¬ thrco times a day and then ho drank country was deluged with prophecies Morgan Balls Landing secured 27 tain success in this day of progress by many salesj ered degree of vitality and as bodily five times in a day and tho more he as to what would happen if Mr 75 per hundred for one hhd of fluo each article bearing a small profit and then every cus- Â¬ - Cleveland was nominated Thoso oxtfrcise is suspended during sleep drank tho mora monoy sho made Owon county leaf correspondingly And at last ho died in tho horrors tomer must be treated alike gruoful predictions havo not been with wear and tear How unfair it is to sell itECoitD rriCES to one man at a certain price and because his neighbor verified and instead of chaos ami dis Â¬ dcniiuished while digestion assim Â¬ And sho saved up monoy enough in Wednesday tho Morris Hon so sold is a little closer to sell to him for less money order we now find perfect harmony ilation and nutritive activity contin- Â¬ the live years sho had been killing It is and united action and a campaign in ue as usual tho food furnished during him to build hcroolf a cpttago on tho two hhds of fancy bright leaf which not right My stock of FURNITURE is entirely Which from both sides there is an this period adds more than is destroy Â¬ hill and send all tho children to tho sot tho highest price way above any Â¬ NEW not a piece of old stock It has been pur- Â¬ ed and increased weight and improv Academy thing heretofore obtained for tho 1891 earnest and enthusiastic support chased for the cash it is in my store less all discounts w crop Ono offered by Yancey Bros All Iu this regard other Democrats may ed general vljjor aro tho result Somo Norwegian Traits Buying my entire stock at once by car load shipments m of New Liberty Owon county Ky take a lesson from New York breth beings except man aro governed by I have saved considerable freight expense and by ren Political contests always engen Â¬ natural instinct and ovory being with Serious crlmo is almost unknown brought 4125 and ono by Ben K these methods my stock is put in the store much der somo feeling not only in Ken- Â¬ a stomach except man eats before Tho punishment for murder is de- Â¬ Davis brought 4225 Nothing like cheaper than when small orders are made hence I can tucky but in other States There are sleep and oven tho human infant capitation at tho block by tho public this tobacco has been seen although sell at saving money to my the remnants of breaches not yet guided by tho samo instinct sucks executioner but during tho two years ono or two others sold the past week customers and making some for myself Goods As the contest warms up frequently day and night and if its I lived in Norway there was but oneJ approached it in color and uniformity healed Ul I have subjected to very low prices Western Tobacco Journal these will disappear and by tho elec- Â¬ stomach is empty for any prolonged murdor and execution for the mur of size m Ira tion the Democrats will bo more period it cries long and loud Diges Â¬ derer was novor identified To those who smije incredulously at BJSD ROOM SUITS DiNING ROOM FUR- Â¬ iu their his Â¬ tion requires no intorval of rest and united than ever before Tho Christiania polico seem to have tho notion that somo day intcrastral NITURE PARLOR SUITS FOLDING tory and they wilj win a victory if tho amount of food during tho very little to do oxcopt to warn peo communication will be a fact it may BEDS WARDROBES BOOK CASES SIDE- Â¬ country from tho twenty four hours is in quanity and ple politely not to violate the city or which will save the with all deference to their good sense BOARDS ETC spoliation of an iniquitous tariff quality not beyond the physiological dinacc forbidding peoplo to stand and aud penetration bo suggested that A Louisville Post limit it makes no difference iu tho talk on the pavement and to arrest an Franklin and Morse woro laughed at weak and emaciated ones welfare to occasional drunkard Edison was put down as crazy and Hon C J Bronston will have a havo a modicum of food in tho stom Â¬ Railways aro comparatively few in his telephone and phonograph as toys walk over for the nomination for ach during the timo of sleep that in- - Norway owing jto tho cost of con- Â¬ a writ of lunacy was nearly sworn Commonwealths Attorney in the stead of being consumed by bodily struction in a mountainous country out against the late Cyrus W Field ggggiuijjl Lexington district action it may during the interval and to disinclination of tho peoplo to when ho initiated tho cable Napoleon Tho Repub Â¬ improvo tho lowered system Who will accept it I also keep a complete line of CASKETS in my Should speculative enterprise Tho high Â¬ scoffed at Fulton when the genius of licans of the First Congressional Dis- Â¬ tho weakly emaciated and tho sleep- Â¬ ways however aro oxcellent aud one Undertaking Department and having graduated in steam essayed to explain to tho Man trict want a man a willing sacrifice less nightly take a light lunch or may travel post almost anywhere of Destiny how he aud his army this business in offering my services it is with the con- Â¬ for party principles The Congression- Â¬ meal of simple nutritious food before in a public carriole or post chaise could get from Calais to fidence that I uhderstand the business and can give m Dover with al nomination i on a silver waiter going to bed nine in ton of them Tho post stations aro seven miles out sails and what boy or girl in tho satisfaction Tho Republicans of Maine aro pre Â¬ would he thereby lifted into a better apart and tho traveller changes horses land is unfamiliar with the trials and Store room MAIN STREET Next Door to R C paring for close campaign work and it standard of health New York Led Â¬ and carriage at each one of these heartburnings of him whoso achieve- Â¬ Lloyd s Drug Store Residence on West High Street stations is said that Mr Blaine has been per Â¬ ger ments will be tho theme of oratory at fifiiv In certaiu remote country districts Chicago next year What is there in not be suaded that his health would Burning of the Air there are no inns and hero tho trav- Â¬ reason or religion to doubt that Mars impaired by a canvass of his state in eller must lodgo with the nearest is inhabited A mysterious electric phenouenon the interest of his party Aro wo of tho earth so has lately been explained by Prof farmer or priest Tlicso peoplo aro so egotistic knowing wo aro but ono of Col Harry Skiuuer of North Car Â¬ Crookes When an arc is formed by hospitable that they occasionally re millions and a small one at that as olina talked too much for his party an alternating currcntTof 50000 to fuso to take pay and invito tho trav- Â¬ to believe life is ours and ours only He was nominated for Governor by lOOOOOvoltsand high frcqucncyTtwd eller to remain with them a as long This notion taxes tho- imagination of the Peoples party and in his address steadily burning names nnIikotho as ho will but the faro is often well balanced beings as much aa any of acceptance so displeased the conven- Â¬ well known electric brush stream primitive I have frequently found of the mysteries of astronomy Ex tion that it called him oil the ticket Tho elec- Â¬ in summer that a farmers larder con outfiomtho electrodes and nominated another man An Epidemic of Bloody Flux trodes however aro not consumed tallied nothing but thick sour milk jSo 37 North Broadway Second Floor and ryo bread with sweet milk to Not quite three weeks aud the Tho explanation is that tho flames are Last summer the fiux raged hero to the due to an actual combination of the drink Spare Moments pugilists John L Sullivan a fearful extent About live miles worlds champion aud James t J itiogen and oxygen of tho air with uorth ot here at tho Whitcsido grave The Strawberry Plants 8 yard there were fivo victims of this Corbctt the Californiau will meet in io formation of nitric and nitrous dreadful disease buried in one day acids as products This suggests If strawberry plants can bo set early Tho doctors could do the ring and battle for the belt and nothing with a stake of 15000 It will be a hard ctartling possibilities but wo aro as in August upon strong laud and well the disease When my family wore All kinds of best grade of Carpets at the very lowest possiblo sured that tho atmosphere is prevented taken care of thoy should make a good taken I went to- - Walters Bros light with odds iu favor of Sullivan t of JI ices from taking fire and burning up com growth this fall and bo ready to give Waltersburg and told them tho situ- Â¬ An Indiana Republican discussing pletly delugiug tho earth in a sea of a good crop next year CURTAINS and a better ation They said to givo Chamber Â¬ tho situation in his State a few days litric acid by tho fact that tho igni Â¬ lains Cu taius wdl vrovih the mncy They are called iu 1894 while if they aro not set until remedy Colic Cholera and DiarrhoeaÂ¬ BanMaUtifUl that they had sent out sevHo did not believe m ting point of nitrogen is higher than ago aid next spring they will not bear a crop eral hundred bottles into the infected sending hayseeds to tho Legislature tho toniDirUiirn of its omxistioi he until 1894 and will need much more district and every day wc hear how OIL CLOTHS Tho first thing a flamo being therefore not hot enough to make laws labor to take caro of them whilo it not this medicine is curing them So far Oil Cloths tho best makes and in thn nnwnst ty legislature of this stripe docs when to sot fire to the adjoining gas u patterns well taken care of after that there will wo havo not heard of its failing in a single instance ho gets Io Indianapolis said he I went to giving it HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS Patrick Qtiinii iho Western Union bo but a small crop in 1395 as the and could 6oon see the good effects is to spend a week hunting a cheap No house in Kentucky handles bettor goods or operator at Delaware N J who was vinos and weeds will bo too thick on and a cure was the result Anyone Then he burdens boarding house sells for closer the ground Get thrifty plants from doubting theso facts may write to me the record with bills for tho destruc Â¬ shot by Miss Hattio Acre in the tele Â¬ L C Ellis Rock Pope county 111 young vinos aud bo suro to havo a tion of woodchucks hawks and owls graph office at Delaware Station on nois For sale by T G Juliau proper proportion of them of a stami and make speeches in behalf of tho Tuesday night lies in tho hospital at nato or a perfect variety Butter and cheese factories aro being honest farmer while ho pays no atten- Â¬ Irtterson X J in a critical condition He has refused to make any state Â¬ AtHopkinsville duringa colored fes built iu all tho counties of Western tion to laws for the benefit of the great masses iu tho chic Th hone t ment except to say that ho will not tival Jako Wallace colored cut his Kentucky Oue will be put in oper- Â¬ Cal Hubbard with a ation at Marion Crittenden Countv farmer in politics makes me very prosecute Miss Acres as sho had brother-in-laOct 1 tired lie is more easier to corrupt cause io shoot him Ho admits that razor Hubbard will die than the average city man who uixts he promised to marry her and then in politics I know farmers in South wiougcd her ern Indiana who pretend to bo devo Â¬ A Wonder Worker ted to their party who require 15 Mr Frank Hullman a young man from the Central Conimittco for tho ue of their wagons on election day of Burlington Ohio states that ho and also ask for 2 a day for los of had been under the care of two prom Â¬ their time Some of these men arc inent physicians and used their treat Â¬ worth 50000 and I am getting ment until ho was not able to get turn bm aln iwua U East Main Street mighty tired of seeing thorn get more around They pronounced his case than half of tho country olllces and a to be consumption and incurable THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION i Li He was persuaded to try Dr Kings majority in the Legislature Tucsclaj Sept 27 New Discovery for consumption Dealers in all kinds of FurniturQ Wednesday Sept 2S Sheriff Cofcr of Larue County shot coughs and colds and at that time aud instantly killed Charles Under Â¬ was not able to walk across the street Thursday Sept 29 wood who was resisting arrest Friday Sept P0 without resting He found beforo he hid ued half of a dollar bottle that Robert Ingram a Southern Railroad ho was much bettor ho continued to i biukemau was struck with a rod use it anil is to day enjoying good near Jessamine Station and seriously health If you have any tin oat lung injured or chest trouble try it We guaran Â¬ tee satisfaction Trial bottle freo at Another feud has beoti started W S Lloyds drugctore Charles Musscr fatally shot Frank The Best Bed Hade L hilclren over 10 and under 15 years - - - 25 Cents Ilarmun at Quincy and both famiHe Tho Henderson branch Democratic aro on tho warpath 35 Cents Club was organized with 211 mem Â¬ Over 15 years a 5 i i bers HggT Catalogues giving premiums irifull will jsoonbe TIIE HANDSOMEST LINE OF ClITTrmpxno r1T Richard McCord had both arms torn ready fordistribution b addressing THAN ANY off in a thrashing machine in Adams TJT II M Brown a Greenup school Secretary m County His father and brother each teacher has been fined 25 for D S GODSEY W rT SWANGO lVYJJYy y- yvv Kynpy lost an arm iu tho samo mauner rsevorely whipping a scholar President llfi Secretary f THE ADVOCATE Rating Bsf pre Sleeping TObaoco Sales It used rl ran ssssgggpggfppps yi M w a surroffl East Main Street X drink-ing-pla- co Hit STERLING KENTUCKY FURNITURE i i I Â¬ very close figures whih 1 I I ggagMPMSMM MlMlPSgPlM - HICKS CARPET STORE gt03a ni tii w 1 Â¬ 1Q2- 1892- Hazel Green na4 FURNITURE J E WIEHL EIX N M SOCIiiTIO SON GTO N KV 1200 IN PRMIUMSI Walnut Oak Mahogany and Cherry Bedroom Sets Competition Open to the World aDiMrissicasr The HIHBLL FOLDING BED 9 2 b andraay hadjyi Jthe 1 - V V V T 1 mmmm 4tb uLk iah1 ftJWM z 1WWHI WT fpfpwr iiirifuiMiiii T I V MT form of a sq tiara and parallelogram as in a circular form and their meas Â¬ urements wero oxact in every detail Their masonry reveals a higher state of civilisation than that- enjoyed by tho Mexican or Pucbio Indiaus jt TJjq circular towns consisted of thrco tiers of cave dwellings ono directly above Uio other Tho second tier receded some distance from tho third SothowholVjrwcmbled a hugojkairVvay of masouryud adobe These tiers ran all round the- enclos uro and thus formed a stronghold for defence during troublcsomo periods Among tho great structures now crumbillig to dust must bo ineiUidncd tho Qasa Grande situated in the1 val- Â¬ ley of tho Quia Its story antedates tho time when the Spaniards conquered-and occupied the country - STBtOT ADVOCE T13ESSAY AUGUST 231892 r THE ADVOCATE j CAVE DWELLERS OF ARIZONA AVlzooa has an unwrittori TWlttelfimay Uoreugily6nnisctt from thontdo characTora inscribed on rocks tho deserted dwellings of a prehis- Â¬ toric race and tho xw of Jotico pppu- All thoso thlng8Jigive lous towns ovidonco thqt a peaceful industrious people cultivating the soilfand jiVac tisiug Bomobf the arts had lived and diod within this territory centuries before tho European saw this conti- Â¬ r i history1 itmfor business for two or three days nfter ivard About a year ngo wo called on S J An immoral man witlwa million ijlutclier ilrugaUt and nsVcd for tomcthlng to 7vmtiog an attack Hint was nlicady making life dolIarsis not worthy tho sjpvo fbf JInTlJutchcr handed ti n bottlo of Jiildcous pure true hearted womaiv B ylnmbcilaln8 Colic Cholofir and Dianhira p look tho medlclnu according to itflf a man cannot orVwill n t reform Jtemedy predion nnd not only fu und relief on that oc Â¬ before marriageflhis pooiVjWjfo Is vcry casion buttiifite several times clnco tried Its ihtucs and found relief In c cry instance Wo likelyto regret her action later tho benefits deritcd and vccomnfonillng to all others subject to indlgeatlou For salo bjT J Julian taKo this method of acknowledging hfwsor nolA The folio whig clipped from tho Burlington Junction Mo Post con Modesty is ono of womans best tains information of no little value to drawing cards worctina ti nnlilrul ivttli iiii11mitlrtii ft Women arbambuable to Jaw- satric K6r years tho editor of tho losthn been sub V to cramp cplld or fits ot iiiUlgeslloii that as men should silo help frnako the let mutinied him XorvBecial hours and ltnflttcd Â¬ 2 NOTES FOR WOMEN m Mb m Jh Infants Mr A 1 I1 W for and Children m nent TJill aboriginal people passed away Icayingtho wild Indian and tho buf-Â¬ falo in possession of thoh domain but somo of their works havo with Â¬ stood time and remain to aid us in guessing their history Who they were whence they came whither thoywent whether Toltce or Aztec are probloms not yet solved Traces of these people havo been discovered in Now Mexico Utah and Colorado but in thoso districts tho ruins c6nsist mainly of crumbling wlls mounds of dust and masses of rubbish tho remains of old building Tho most authentic history comes from tho Great Tonto Basin in Arizo Â¬ na comprisilig upward of ten thou- Â¬ Hero nearly sand squaro miles every eminences bears ruins that prove tho ancient existenco of a vanished race Under tho shadow of tho Rocky Mountains flows a small yellow Stream called Boavcr Creek a tribu Â¬ tary of tho Rio Verde which runs in- Â¬ to tho Gila River On tho creeks high banks aro located upward of sixty walled caves of various sizes once tho homos of that prehistoric race of whom tho American Indian lias no traditions Tho caves vary from five to twonty flvo feet in depth Their entrances are walled by heavy masonry of stone and cement still in good preserva- Â¬ tion Tho largest of tho caves aro divided into many small apartments by par- Â¬ titions or walls of stone and cedar wood It is asserted by many stu- race that tho inhabitants liVpPiu tho smaller apartments securely fortified from enemies who fits quently besieged their cave towns Tho dwelliugs consist of an upper and lower cave To reach tho upper cavo it was necessary to ascend by outside ladders at peril ot tailings to tho ground sixty to ouo hundred leet below The lower cavo was reached climbing over the rugged edges of rby doutjtho projecting rocks To tho walls of tho rooms still hang small fragments of mortal proof that Mho interior of their cavo dwolling was plastered From discernible im- Â¬ prints of bauds and fingers it is sur- Â¬ mised that the mortar must havo been spread upon tho walls with bare hands In many places can bo seen the impressions of the small chubby hands of little children who were no doubt delighted to make their marks in the wet plaster Many of the caves are equal in size to some of our public buildings and in ono of tho largest ruins five hun Â¬ dred rooms were found Four stories still stand but the roof and upper walla havo long ago crumbled and fallen to the ground Tho rooms are still well preserved They havo no other entrances than small wiudowe for the buildings wero entered by lad Â¬ ders which rested in niches in the walls and which were drawn in attcr tho occupant Floors wero formed of ccdor logs laid close to each other with spaces between them filled in with twigs and cedar bark Tho ragged ends of tho log give evidence that they were hown by dull instruments porhnpsby the stone hatchets und saws which wo saw lying about in Many cave dwellers erected proximity t6 each other formed what was known as a cavo town A plaza was sot oft in tho centre and tho caves The wero arranged around it archietecturo of each seemed to have corresponded in the minutest detail to that of evory other so that all the dwellings of tho town were alike Tho walls of tho cavo wero from thrco to four feet in thickness and the roof covered with timbers of cedar Often am dirt over a foot thick theso cedars aro found well preserved and this has ofton caused doubt of tho great antiquity of thoso ruins No 6uch doubt is felt by thoso who know that tho cedars of Colorado and tho Southwest nover rot but die standing without support until born away on the winds in atoms of line Jt is claimed by many business men that women besides being just as com Â¬ petent in many Hues of office work MThe use of CatoIa Is ao universal and For several yean I havo recommended A Iepolt of Cold Lend its merits so well known that It seems a work your Castoria aud shall always continue to aro more careful and conscientious Cashier to tough looking customer--Dof supererogation to endorse it Few are the do so as it has Invariably produced beneficial Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria remits than men you wish to mnko a deposit within easy reach Edwik F Paudbs M D Tpugh Looking Customer presenting Mabttk D D duos New York City MIho WInthrop 125th Street and 7th Avo So many women aro yearning to be- Â¬ pistol If necessary Out wld do boo Lato Pastor Bloomlngdalo Eof ormed Church New York City come something great not realizing dle Kato Fields Washington This wonderful building stands a that therois nothing mpro ennobling Tits Cxxtjlub Cokmxt 77 Muhiut Strebt New York short distauco back from tho Gilas than being an educated first class banks lis orgin has been traced housekeeper JACK STEWART back on good evidcuco through live AUCTIONEER Put camphor gum with your silvei1 centuries Wlion first seen by the Lesimotok Ky white man three hundred years ago ware and it will never tarnish as long wv ijil IVllblVil Kit Ill UJ BIUC9 H tho largest building was four stories as the gum is there Never wash jiscaro Leao orders at thlsolllce UlUlUllU or addjoss 5 SSft nun care of Clarendon Hotel Lexington Ky WAlX high and had walls six feet thick silver in soap suds as that gives it a WiYi At the beginning of the present cen- Â¬ white appearance tury ono house alono temaincd which Insert a tin tube bored full of small was four hundred and twenty by two holes in tho center of tho flour barrel Kentucky Central R R hundred and sixty feet and tho flour will never got musty as SF nrniTjnjrrl T1 Tho walls aro of concrete consist Â¬ the air is allowed to get to tho middle BLUE GRASS ROUTE cement of tho flour ing of mud gravel and hard while tho interior is coated with ce- Â¬ Some vory careful and successful Shortest and Quickest Route ment and is hard and smooth at the housekeepers insist that a frying pan Receiving fall importations of Vel- Â¬ present time Tho ruin has demin FROM should nover bo washed Their vets Dress Goods Blankets Hosiery ished in bizo until now it is but fifty method is to scour it thoroughly with by thirty feet and is rapidly sinking CENTRAL KENTUCKY Underwear including Crocadilo salt tho moment it has been used and to a mere hillock of dust weaves in color and blacks Slorm set it away for tho next service TO ALL POINTS Tho inside is divided into five Serges in all tho popular colors To remove rust from linen Satu- Â¬ rooms tho central ono being eighteen Camels hair eflects Homespun aud feet long and fourteen feet wide rate tho spot well with a strong solu- Â¬ ISTOBTH Flannel Suitings silk and wool while tho others aro twcuty fivo feet tion of lemon juice and salt and hold Through daily train servico between over tho 11030 ofa tca kcttlo filled with Cincinnati and Middlosborough warp Henriettas Drapes Almas long and ten feet wide and points on L Ss N 11 R Tho beams of cedar still inserted boiliug water whon tho spot will Tricots and Broadcloth in all colors in its walls give proof that the build- Â¬ almost instantly disappear Schedule in Effect Xov 15 ISM Full lino of Zeiglcrs Shoes under ing originally had four stories with Nothing adds moro to the charms contract for early shipment Em a fifth located abovo the central part of homo than music cither vocal or South lJouud No No 5 No 3 laily broideirs and Torchons in good sup- Accm No stairways nor traces of any can be instrumental Express Fast Lino Dally Every young lady Ev Sun Ex Sun ply also full lino of dress trim- so that as in all of the cave should cultivato that faculty Every- Â¬ seen dwellings tho upper rooms must havo thing elso equal tho young lady who Lvo Cincinnati 8 10 a m 8 00 pm 2 S5pm 9ft 8 18 a in Lvo Covington 8 03pm 3 02pm been entered by ladders can sing or play well is more eagorly lwe raimoutu u 45 a m 10pm 4 S3pin oLiul lniitiT In 10 43 a m 0 5pm c jupm Lo Cynthiann Although the walls of adobo may sought in marriage 11 18 a in 10 23pm laris Ait Lexington 8 10pm 12 10 m 11 l0im not appear vory durablo to us yet Ait 7 OOpin To bring down tho mosquitoes that LncIuiIs 11 25am 15pm long experience teaches that this kind 12 10 m Arr Winchester it 50pm settle by day on tho ceiling to wait Lvo Winchester 12 40 pm 7 05pm of brick will make impregnablo walls 1 S5 p m Arr Itichmond 7 55pm I 33 p m During tho Mexican war an adobe for thoir victims at night says a Lvo Itichmond 2 05 pin Lolleici 3 03 p m Such a writer fasten tho cover of a tin box Arr Livingston houso standing a long siege 3 13 pm on a lath pour a little kerosene in the Lvo Lh injtstou 4 10 p in wall will stand not only agaiii3t show- Â¬ Lte London 4 60 p m cover hold it up closo to tho mosquito AlT Corhin ers of arrows but against volleys of Lve Coruin 00 p m an I ho will fall into it every time Lvo Ilaibourvillo5 52 p m shot and shell Lvo rincYlIlc 41 p m Lve A splendid polish for starch is made Arr Middlcboroiij 7 35 p m Tho oldest houso in tho United CumlKnln Uap7 53 p m States is built of adobe It has been ill this way Ounce each of sperma Lvo Coibin 4 50 p m staiidhjjg spcft1510 and isstill occu- co i aud whito wax melt together and Lvo Willi jni sburff S 45 p m 20 p m lo it harden in a thin cake on a plate ArrTcllico pied Lvo Itichmond 1 30 p m In all th ruins aro circular apart Â¬ T a quart of prepared starch add a Lvo Laneastet 4 45 p m 5 20 pm ments surrounded by walls of piece of polish about the 6izo of a Arr Stanford Jiis gives a masonry sunk deep In the ground quarter ot a dollar North Bound No 2 No 4 Not Daily Daily Daily Theso circular chambers havo an av line lustro and prevents tho starch Express Kxbuu They from sticking to tho iron crago diameter of twenty feet 7 oo m Le Stanford 7 Lto Lancaster urn aro called estufas and were used for 10 13 am Any intelligent moderately woll Air lticluuoud a cave dwellers were educated woman -- can if sho will LtoIcIIIcO Tho worship 8 03 am WilliaVbg 8 45 am probably sun worshippers and within study shorthand at homo and become Lve Cot bin 9 33 am Air apaVtment wero per an expert jthis peculiar writer at a trifling expense Lve CnmTil Jap 0 Xi am 2g formed tho rites of their religion 58 am fora book paper etc Even if sho Lve 5flddliborouih Lre liuevlllc 7 47 am In connection with tho Lve Narorvlllo 8 33 am nover needed to uso it professionally 9 25 am have been found numerous tho knowledge itself and the mental AirCorbin 33 am Lo Corbln Lvo London 10 11 am Â¬ hieroglyphics engraved on rocks cen- discipline is worth many times the Arr Livingston 11 05 am turies prior to tho lauding of ttio pil Â¬ trouble But it takes several months Lvo Livingston 11 15 am Lve ltereaj 12 10 nn That they aro of application to get it grims of Plymouth 12 41 pm Arr Itichmond 0 05 am 12 41 pin of great antiquity and wero engrav Â¬ Itichmond hn 1 33 pm 6 35 am Diphtheria is reported very pre- Arr WtucheitiT ed by mpu of no little intelligence and Lvo Winchester 1 r5 pm 7 10 am A long tested pain reliever 7 45 am 2 27 pm Arr laris valent in the vicinity of Rcctorville ambition can hardly be doubted 7 00 am Lve Loxington pm 3 43 pm 2 7 Wain Lve Im Is 37 pm 2 4 23 pm Without exception tho sites chosen Its use is almost universal by the Housewife the 3 07 pm 4 4 pm 8 21 am Le Cuthiaiia Lvo Falmouth 9 23 am 4 01 pm 5 30 nv for the erection of cave dwelling Can chronic diarrhcuo be cured Ai r Covington 10 35 pm 0 37 pm am 5 Farmer the Stock Raiser and by every one il 45 pm 10 53 am 5 45 pm wero in tho vicinity of agricultural Those who think not should read the Air Cincinnati requiring an effective liniment lands and tho existence of artificial following from Mr Joseph McGufiln cannals gives evidence that irrigation of Spaulding Union county Iowa No other application compares with it in He says I was troubled for years efficacy was practised by their owners with chronic diarrhoea and used many MAYSVILLE BRANCH This well known remedy has stood the test of Ono canal ten miles long twenty kinds of medicine but nothing with live feet wldo and ten feet deep still permanent efiect for good until I tried years almost generations o 10 o 12 exists and was no doubt designed to Chamberlains Colic Cholera aud North llound Dallv Dallv I would say to ExMin Ex SllK No medicine chest is complete without a bottle receive tho waters of the Gila for Diarrhoea Romedy of everyone in need of medicine for tho Lo Cincinnati J 55 pill cultivated fields distribution to the Mustang Liniment Lve 3 02 pill ailment mentioned and kindred dis- Â¬ Lve Covington 7 00 a in Lexington 5 j pm Auother irrigating canal has boon eases try the Romedy and liko my- Â¬ Le Iaiis 7 35 a m 0 15 pm Occasions arise for its use almost every day An- MlllersuiiK 8 IS a m Ss pnr followed to the Gila a distanco of self you will never bo without it in 8 40 a in 7 00 pm 25 and 50o bottles for AtrCnilMiS your home 9 34 a m Johnson 7 54 pm Air forty miles All druggists and dealers have it Aiy Jlayavilie 10 10 a m 8 30 pm G Julian Surely from their homogeneous salo by T and precision in TWO HARVEST EXCURSIONS character beaut No 9 No 11 South Bound Dally Dallj detail of con3tiuctiou wo must bo Ex8un Ex Sun St Paul liove that the cave dwellings aro the Via Chicago Milwaukee Rv on Tuesday August 3oth 5 20 a in 1 60 pin work of a great people whoo civil Lo Maysvillo and September 27 1892 5 67 a m Lvo Johnson 2 27 pm zation was of a higher order than that 50 a in Carlisle 3 20 pm Le onrxsicLe Where tlio glasses uro khsed by the wandiing LeMllloraburg 7 15 a in 3 45 pm of tho tribes which have succeeded 7 40 am Air Fails 4 10 pm bieeze S 28 a m 7 00 pm Ait Lexington them Prcton It Uborroth Lieu And tho lleliUnro licit with the golden grnln Ait Covlnston 10 54 n m 0 37 pm 11 00 a in 45 pin tonant U S R M in Youths Com- Â¬ Where tho schooner ploughs through tho iralrie Air Cincinnati o CutorUUMWrJlKbpi to children tht I recommend It tu superior to Any prescription known to me H A Aacina M D lit So Qxleri St Brooklyn N T CMtorU ceres Colic Constipation Sour Stomach Diarrhoea Eructation Kills Worms gives sleep and promotes di frestion Without injurious medication 1111 -- PTfaspiispjsng Tgjppp ARE NOW SOUTH k 1 -- J All Sunmier Goods at Cost JOHN SAMUELS B B Â¬ B CO cave-dwellin- Mexican Mustang Liniment and Beast U A Cure for the Ailments of Man IX 4 i i - I U i I W ft during tho month This curious No 8 Leaves Falmouth fl 00 am Arrives Cin moon alphabet had twenty eight let- cinuatl 7 53 nra daily except Sunday i nuu a N Tho Garrard Givmd Jury is after ters overy ono of which resombled points ion tho muko connectionY at wincncster loi M V I N No 1 Carries throuzh cars from Cinftlnnntl ti tho blind tigors that infest tho the moon in somo of its phases dust Mlddleborough and Cumlieilaiid Jap and ull In eruiedlatc stations and runs dally Cavo towns wero often built in the county j first class style Â¬ c r ATMOUE 3 It KNOTT Truffle Manager Tho devil never takes a vacation Gcnl Pass Agt- Uenerat Olllccs Louisville Ky but when Unristiaus talo theirs m S F B MOUSE Asst ticnl lnssgr Apt Offlcc Chamber of Commerce BIdg v Cinti O pcaiido sports and mountain shades h For furthcr particulars apply to tho No 1 Daily to all points except Itowlnnd Di doesnt overwork hitneelf Ho has no nearest Ticket Agent or address D C vision which dally except biindnv stated business hours but if needed he Brady Southern passenger Agent toNo 2 Itiins dally ex Sunday from Loxingtor Cincintl can generally bo found at tho old stand 237 No Ituns dally Fourth Avenue Louisville Ky No 4 Ituns dally from all stations except tin as smiling as a big sun flower Uowland Division which Is dally oxcept Sunday No Daily except Sumlav An Afllatlo Alphabet No 6 Daily ex Sunday between Cincinnati So many men fall in business full Silas B Beach has discovered an and Loxlngton No Accommodation laris handed tliat tho old maxim Nothing Asiatic alphabet which has been Daily 10 Leave and Lexington 00 am Arrive Lexington 10 laris 10 431111 succcedo like success will bb displac- wholly taken from tho various No 7 Falmouth Accommodation Leaves Cln changes which tho moon undergoes cinuatl Z 13 pm Arrives Falmouth 7 05 pm ed by Nothlug succeeds likofalluro dally oxcept Sunday I 1 Â¬ panion seas To Its destined port on the westeih plain Where homes may never bo sought in vain And hopo is the tin loftiest plant that grows Where man may over his light maintain And land is ai free as tho wind that blows leusts ocl llgrlixer etnd car xies moie load tUn stnn an3r otlxer riaco opposite jail on High street Havo added to our stock of COAL tne well known BLACK BAND and tho celebrated FIRE CREEK BLACK SriTIILNTG COAL and still headquarters for BELMONT PEACH ORCHARD NUT and CANNEL COALS 45 Gmo ClxioJs Tho Advocate will bo glad to do your job printing for you Wo aro prepared to do flno job printing in all its branches on short notico and on rcasonablo terms Programmes lot torhcads billheads statements and ovorything in this lino dono in strictly 18-tf Jones Mt Sterling Ky Kentucky Training School practical homelike Military school with collsj Numbtr limited rooms lull lattyoar Applj early Mi wCW FOWLER Superintendent A laUcourto h v i if iiVjSw X4- - v 4 i-- a U 1 V i22 EEsmmmtmmt MT STBEUJS AJL T PT 23 LOCATE TUE8DAX AUGUST AA 1892 fcnl TIE tout lAl -- VW-JrW THE ADVOCATE h He ble ineu uuite on live one recognized that ft was moro Impor Â¬ tant tp preserve tho liberties and in Â¬ T RETURNING FROM ITS TREMENDOUS TRIUMPHANT FOREIGN TOUR OF OVIR 80000 MILES TO EXHIBIT ALT ITS WEALTH OF CROWNING WONDERS AT rs Va R J i H l I t ti I M i terests of the present and malutaiu thoao of tho future tkau to dlvido on dead issues In behalf of the united delegation and Domocraoy of hi natlvo county I take pleasure in presenting to this Judgc James H Hazelrigg Nom- Â¬ Convention his uamo as one iu every rospect equal to tho high positiou to inated For which ho aspires as one among the IQW wno uas pcrsuuiu mnjuiamw enable us to carry tho ban Â¬ that will Judge of the Court of Appeals On ner of Democracy iu this district to a First Ballot triumphant victory iu November JIIU U MIIM Under his leadership tho eaglo of vic- Â¬ tory will perch upon our standard in Formida- tho ides of November Over Two of the Most I When elected ho will dischargo tho ble Competitors In this District duties of this high ofllco with ability THE BIG ONE OF THE WORLDI energy and integrity with credit to Only Ropresontativo Australian Exhibit Regal Roman Hippodrome Mbnstei himself and honor and profit to the Monagerie Ouly Giant Hippopotami Biggest Circuses ou Earth Only A High Honor Worthly Bestowed State and tho country Tribe of Wild Bedouin Warrior Athlotes Ouly Antipodean Aviary Hon After tho call of tho counties Only Darkest Africa Aquarium Tho Olympian Stago of Old II J Hendricks Attorney General JEM Tho Democratic Couvcutiou of the in ltis own masterly manner placed llTzwLwmLmwWLWGAtW Only Royal Japanese Troupe Mid Air Gynasium Childrens First Appellate District mot at Cat- - tho name of Judgo A E Colo before Fairyland Frolics Grotesque Carnival Arabian Nights Jottsburjf on Thursday and nom- Â¬ tho convention Hendricks speech Romances Spectacular Pilgrimage to Mecca inated for a candidate Judge James wasamaguiflcent piece of oratory and Hazelrigg of this city II few men could have surpassed it At 2 oclock p m Hon It II Van After tho nominations were com- Â¬ An exhibition manifestly worthy its American reputation and thc ex Â¬ saut Chairman of the District Com- Â¬ pleted tho ballot was proceeded with tensive promises with which it camo upon Australia Tub Sydhy Daily called tho Convention to order and upon a call of tho counties it was mmmiVyMmmWWLmmmWULwLH4 mittee Teleuiiaiui uud at once a temporary organization found that tho vote stood Hazelrigg was effected Hon J M Robinson 108 Cole 38 Wilhoit 23 of Pike was made temporary Chair The nomination was at ouco made I ajiau and the representatives present unanimous Judge Hazelrigg was of the Democratic papers temporary called for aud soon entered tho hall PRESENTED III MORE MAS THAR THE MAGNITUDE AND ELEGANCE WHICH ASTONISHED THE ANTIPODES Secretaries by his two supported on cither side For while abroad most notable additions were mado to its attractions by tho purchase while in Australasia the East Indies and elsewhere The temporary Chairman appointed mauly but defeated competitors Ha- Â¬ Conspicuous among them of mauy exceedingly rare and royal wild boasts birds and reptiles Â¬ tiro several committees and the Con- zelrigg first made a spccch accepting vention took a recess ot an hour to tho nomination after which both allow these committees to prepare Judges Colo and Wilhoit were called their reports for and in addresses full of manly Upon tho reassembling ot tho Con- Â¬ dignity and courteous congratulation Any one of which is big enough to swallow any other heretofore cxhibitcd vention Hon It K Hart of Fleming to tho successful candidate won tho A whole drove of was made permanent Chairman and hearts of tho delegates and mado Ilctcher Slarkhain permanent Sec- - them wish they could vote for all rotary three for tho oflice to which they a icst voie was secured uy me aspired Certain it is both Colo and Of varied hue A splendid flock of Full Grown aud Baby Emus Committeo on Credentials which Wilhoit arc stronger men than when plainly showed Hazelriggs strength they entered tho race Only School of Trained to be such that a nomination would ended one of the most har- Â¬ Thus Jjc made upon the first ballot The monious conventions ever held in tho 1act was so apparent that no attempt State The delegates went home fully was made to waste time in a further satisfied with tho work done aud It is easily seen that Sells Brothers Circus deserves its reputation delay and the nomination of candi- Â¬ iu full faith that their nominee will bo and is ftilly worthy of tho biggest patronago tho public can bestow It cer- Â¬ 1 BSPvwiJbwl dates was at once proceeded with Byfe fcMmwy Hb tainly dwarfs anything wo havo ever had iu Australia elected iu November Melhouune Judge Botts of Carter in a chaste Daily IIeiiald i uud strong speech placed the name of A Relationship Problem Judge E B Wilhoit before the Con Â¬ It Has Tie Greatest Jonruey of its Kind M tmWiwmtilt Col Thomas Turner of vention Two ladies out walking mot a gen Â¬ Montgomery iu the following words tleman ho raised his hat to one aud named Judge Hazehigg The most successful one of any age Most daring feat of Private Enterprise Outsplcndoring all past efforts aud resultstho other said Do you know that Mn Ciiaiumax The other lady replied Many good and patriotic citizens gentleman J his mother was my mothers only Â¬ doubt the propriety of political nom inations for judical stations While child The publisher of the Ladies popular iuvaslon paved in gold Linkiusr two Empires in amusements bonds At most enormous hazard and expense jio man should bo selected as a nomi Pictorial Weekly will give an elegant jiee of the party who is so bitter and Chichcrlug Piano valued at five partisan that he can not meet out hundred dollars to the first person justice to litigants of an opposing po telling the relationship existing be- Â¬ litical taith at a lime like this when tween the gentleman and lady speak Â¬ An elegant suit of Parlor GREAT STEAMBOAT LOADS of CuriousTliinnsM we aie confronted by a great and ing last Furniture valued at two hundred jpon eiful paity that advocates a taxa MORALITY MIRTH MERITS TIDAL WAVE tion of the many for the benefit of the dollars will be given for second cor- Â¬ few and tho control of the clectio m rect answer A first class combina- Â¬ An Artist Army in Stupendous Tents f iu its own iutciest by men who aie tion ladies or gentlemans Ricycle Teeming With Features From the AntipodesI valued at one hundred and thirty five appointed by a partisan power far The Classic Racing Circuit of the Great Worldl iVoiu them It behooves us to subor Â¬ dollur- - will be given for third correct Its Bravest Bareback Kings and Charioteers answer An elegant suit of Bcd dinate all personal pieieiences and Room Furniture rallied at beventy The Male and Female Champions of the Turf unite upon a Democrat ho can and Arenic Hosts in Eighty Brilliant Acts will lelcat these iniquitous cheiuus five dollars will be given for fourth Ten elegant Gold The Savage Monarchs of the Most Distant Wilds and preserve our libeities and self- - correct answer will bo government io unite upon a man of Watches good movement The Huge Behemoth told About in Job given for each of the next ten correct iiitcgtin ability and capacity Splendid Wild Beasts from Equatorial Lands As the willing organ of tho united answer and a valuable prize will be A Racing Herd of Wisest Elephants Democracy of the giand old county ot given to every person that uiiswers The All Amazing Hippopotami Montgomen I have been a signed this problem correctly Wo are pu b A Hundred Artists of World the piivilege and pleauiu ot pie lUliing the very best and handsomest Repute denting to this Convention her lavor Ladies Weekly publication for the ite eon Judge Juiucs II Hazelrigg as price on tho two continents it equals a fit nominee for the high olllee ot the all tho high pi iced weekly publica Â¬ I Supienie Com t ol Kentucky He is a tions and our object iu awarding profound lawyer a ripe scholar ol these prizes is to introduce it into clear anylitical and elemental mind now home and make permanent Wo guaranteo that every unimpeachable integrity steady and por on anwciing this problem cor- Â¬ in temperao habits iu the prime of lite rectly will receive a valuable prize jiosMj ssed of a physical and mental Bright Golden Visions Fiesh from Fairy Realms Elf Land Playground capacity to dischargo the duties of that will enable ih to secure their tho Little Folks A Startling Uouiiuunent of Lofty Leaps The very air Every one for that high station has a heart as large friends as subscriber of Harmless Fun Daring Deeds Sensa Â¬ Carnival as alloutdoois no man ever left his answering must enclose one dollar for alive with thcro is no room A Ceaseless Xonesave the Finest Gymnasts for more tions until aio Ioor hungry no one when in want a cix month trial subscription to the There is no spaee for an inferior act Ladies Pictorial Weekly which is engaged or trouble appealed to him in vain for No equal to it can bo organ- Â¬ Xot an inch to spare for tho commonplace assistance By his love of his race ho published by a perfectly leliablo firm No other pays one half such ized No other bears its Fabulous expense lias proven his love of his God lib- Â¬ Prices will be sent promptly and just salaries It is known so faniouslv and far Or can obtain the features il Contestant us represented bhotild eral to a fault his purso strings havo presents It will eclipse all you havo ever seen i And seen leaves nothing Ho answer to day as date of postmark over been open to those in want lacking to ho eye Its programme is prodigious beyond words Moral as lias spent his lite in efforts to promoto counts and this advertisement appoars Itis a magnet to tho wise and good Its all over the country on the frame day mighty and as pure as great human happiness and lelievo human word and credit never forfeited Its advertisements to tho letter filled Its His philanthropy will not Prizes will bo four free of oustoii misery Address And oven Ladies Pictorial many races boyond rivalry It every where exhibits everything dun allow him to lean to tho side of power Wf okly 11 Toionta Cananda adds to its tremendous stoics Bigger and belter than it ever was and rich corporations and he will 3 2t Acknowledged foremost in both hemispheres Two Empires land its earned moot out justice alike to tho poor and Showing so much its price is nominal supremacy For Sale penniless and to the rich and power- Â¬ Sydney Daily Star The cream of the circus talent of tho world good desirable homo within tho a gallant soldier and ou A ful He was Jus return from the army did not de Â¬ city limits First class dwelling of 8 CV sire to oppress or ostracise those who rooms good cistern orchard of splen Â¬ iiad diflered from him and united did fruit grapes in abundance good AT EVERY PLACE OF EXHIBITION FREE TO ALLAN INAUGURAL MORNING with all good men without distinc Â¬ barn meat house and all other need Â¬ Four and a half tion as to past uiniiations iu an earn ed outbuilding --K etluit to inaiutain the interests and hoivm of land attached suscepfiblo of division into good building lots liberties of tho piesent and to secure Will sell at a bargain Revealing a golden avalanco of wild beast wonders and spectacular splcndoj which none should fail to seo Two performances dallv Vf 9V Wm II Bush aiKit uiiiiutiiiiv j aud 8 pm Doors open one hour previous Lowest Excursion Rates on all railroads Mi Sterling Ky Foals divide ou dcadMssuce sensi i 01 M MT STERLING KY FRIDAY SEPTEMBE r SELLS BROS T III mmi P iI M fJy the Â¬ Enorions iiiiml 1 lei lis M f s rofit with -- - MORE FOR THE MONEY THAN WAS EVER HEARD OE - Three Most Enormous Tigers Ever Known GIANT KANGAROOS Monster Sea Lions and Seals Me Ji - A Giants Pilgrimage By Land and Sea- - r 1 WHOLE RAILROAD TRAINS OF VAST AND NOVEL SHOWS 1 Â¬ -- fide sub--cribe- rs THE PROPETS SONS IN SUPERHUMAN FEATS THE JROKAL GYMNAST MAKVELS OF JAPAN n vi l T - RESPLENDENT STREET PAGEANT ii l 4 7 - A 4I V T -- - l 9 m r - H fy x Y t 4 fr tn i efoitit mm - n yy iyty yy rttgrw MT wm- - -- Ftmv ty if y- jvw-wf-- lyf - HifW STEBLIf Gr ABTOOAXJB TUESDAY AUGUST 23 18927 - J r Frankfort Correspondence FiiANKFonT Trimble Bros -- TRIMBLEBROS Wholesale Grocersp --2 MT STERLING KY PERSONAL MENTION wiJi444tiit Wholesai e Grocers k - K5Zeimeca3r Bros The - Prescription - DruggistsPure Drugs Mqdicines S6C DEALERS IK LOGAN MURPHY Kv Aug 21 1892 cles School Books School Stlpplics Pure Inks pencils Also Paints Oils and Varnishes r c All Toilet Arti Â¬ r Y THE ADVOCATE WUM Grassy Lick imÂ¬ I DEATHS Paris Grcou for salo by Baura Son Thomas Wilson and Bister Miss Beautiful assort of fall millinery Blanch aro still very ill just received at T IMartin So Cos Miss Margareto Stephens has return Â¬ Â¬ ed from a visit to Shelby County Will some of our subscribers fur nish 118 with a copy of the Advocate Miss Eml Leo Ilowo is quito sick of Juno 21 1892 with typhoid fever selling fruit Hiss Mattio Hiatt of Henry coun- Ilowo Johnson arc than any- ty is visiting Miss Marcia Bent Jars and fruit cans lower 4 at body Miss Kato Bowman of Fayette i Z T OnlastWcdirtjeday tho 17 county is visiting Miss Reed Dicd inst of chplera morbus infant son of Dr J B Taulbco and daughters Edward Gregory visited friends in Lawrcncoburg last Felt hats fancy wings and birds weok all now shades at T P Martin of Hazel Hon W JI Taulbeo Cos is in tho city this week Green visiting friends Dont forgetthq Democratic County Gcorgq Whitney will bo able to bo Convention for next Saturday after- out in a short time from his severe noon at 2 oclock spell of sickness A fino assortment of fine stationery Miss Mable Hoard who has been can be found at Ii C Lloyd CiTYrDnua Stoke visiting at Mrs E J Roids returns to hor homo in Mexico Mo today r Born to tho wife of George Stokely Prof J W Chenault of Louisville on Thursday August 18 a daughter spent Sunday with friends and in in Â¬ weight ton pounds terest of his school r etc for Institute Tablots Pencils Mr Charles Duty of Bethel was work at in the city last Saturday visiting rel- Â¬ v Mrs Adain proved II K Green is vory much -- 4 m 3 Misses Mary and Annie Evans of Clark county are visiting tho family of J H Mason Mr Frank Giflbrd and family of St Paul Minn aro visiting Mr mother Mrs Clifton Bush James E Thompson bought of Clay- Â¬ ton Howell 50 acres of unimproved land at 00 per acre Mr Thompson will build and improve tho laud Jas F Mason bought of Wm Good paster 102 head of hogs at 4 cents There is a good deal of tobacco being cut and tlio crop in tltj neigh Â¬ borhood is 6ukl to be tho best in the county Rain is badly needed Rev W W Spates who is con Â¬ ducting a meeting at Grassy Lick has fine congregations and a success ful mooting MissBerta Cloud is visiting Miss Orear Dr F M Green and family of Lexington aro visiting tho family ot M B Hadden On last Friday morning August 19 1892 at 130 oclock death entered our midst and claimed for its own one of our loved ones Mrs Nauuic wife of S P Hunt of your city Last Tuesday morning Mrs Hunt accom- Â¬ panied by her husbaud and sou Allie and little grandson Hunt Priest camo out to thoir sons Richards who lives It C Lloyds Citt Drug Store atives y isG fcWl - Miss Ohio Carrington is visiting Democratic County Convention Saturday next Aug 27 to nominato tho family of C W Gaitskill in Har delegates to tho Estill Springs Con Â¬ rodsburg vention meets at tho Court Houso at Albert Barnes merchant at Cedar 2 pm Grove waa in Louisvillo last week on John C Wood is in Flomiugsburg business in tho middlo of a very bad fix trying Mrs E T Hanly and daughters to resurrect a deriinct Republican Mary and Florenco arc visitiug at paper which is to bo run fn thc inter Â¬ Ewing and Blue Lick Springs est of Ilolt may be Mr J II Brunrior is in Kansas Rers Institute is in session hero City attending tho meeting of tho Su- Â¬ now Good prospect for a strictly premo Lodge of Knights of Pythias number one Institute much interest Mrs W T Stokely of Plum Lick manifested Professor W E Lumley is visiting her father T N Pcriy on tho popular conductor teachers inter Â¬ Spencer this week Go up to tho ested and pleased J G Trimble Jr has returned Baptist church and spend an hour Ho has boon from a trip out West returned on sick with feyer but la faatimprov- Mrs N H Trimble Sunday evening from a very pleasant ingJ Judge Apperson Roy Greene is able to sit up and rip to tho Rockies Ind wife who were in tho Bamo party quarrel about something to eat Ho with Mrs Trimble will return by will soon bo out after his scvero spell wayof Maysville aud may bo ex- Â¬ of Typhoid Fever pected homo in a day or two Mrs Addio Whito returned to her homo near Parksville Mo on Satur- Â¬ Mrs Charges BRagan Mrs Mar Â¬ garetto Scott and daughter Miss day after an oxtonded visit to her sis ter Mrs Henry Jones of this city Mary and William White Sr are in Prof T D Lear tho finest instruc Kansas City Mo visiting relatives Miss Mary will attend school at Cam- Â¬ tor in DooK keopmg wo liavo ever After visiting at this known is in tho city to make up a den Point Scott will visit hor son in class Young mon take advantage of place Mrs this opportunity Dallas Texas Mr W A Sohorn and Miss Katie After tho convention Saturday Sehorn of Scott6boro Ala who have afternoon next it is proposed to or- Â¬ bceu visiting thoir brother Mr Geo ganize a county Demooratid Club H Sehorn of this city returned homo Lot every good Democrat 6co that his Friday evening name is on tho roll and then go to Mrs Dr W B McCluro and work to secure tho largest majority Montgomery has ever given Do not sisters Misses Dora and Mary Berk- Â¬ tho Republicans are ley of Lexington will visit their bo deceived bending every ouorgy to give us a aunt Mrs Nannie Whito and other mighty light in November Every relatives in this city this week man should bo on hand Saturday J C Graves and daughter Henry evening and see that his name id en- Â¬ Graves and Dr E P White were in rolled among the working members Loxington last weok and attended of tho Club tho wedding of Mr Stephens of Capa- docia Va to Miss Inez daughter of Fred W Bassett is no longer con- Â¬ Robert Graves nected with the Gazette having ac- Â¬ Miss Tillio Weedon of Flemings cepted tho position of local editor on burg who has been tho guost of Miss tho Sentinel Democrat II It Bright having resigned that position This Lizzio Weedon roturned homo last looks very much like there will bo no Saturday accompanied by Mrs M W This loaves tho Weedon and Misses Lizzio and Daily Gazette Gazotto and tho Journal Republican Emma Fred Bassett is from cend to eend Among tho parties who loft for gatherer nothing over Kansas City on Friday aflornoon wo a live news escapes him and it was his energy and noted Mr Allio Lane of Sharpsburg knowledge that mado tho Journal Mrs J G Lane Miss Lane David what it was and to tho Gazetto ho L Badger and wifo Mrs E E Fred Brown and G W Kcmperof this city rendered valuable assistance Democratic is now at home his Miss Julia OBrien who has been homo and will no longer bo found in fill visiting Miss Florenco OCounell re Â¬ bad company nor will ho again his belly with husks tho swino did turned to hor homo in Paris Monday eat lie shall recojvo a ring a royal Miss Virgia Campbell of Carlisle robo and tho fatted calf shall bo is visiting hor sisters Mrs Geo W killed Farewell Daily valo Journal Mooro and Mrs W A Hill Jr in this Tho Daily dies a bornin and tho city Journal is on tho decline Nowton R Bright Mrs Mary D Reid and Mrs Allen Prowitt left for Hill City Kansas to visit Henry R For Sale Wo have for salo 20 shares of tho Prowitt and family Mrs Reid and Now Climax Mill Company stock or Mrs Prowitt will romain about a month and Mr Bright will bo absent will exchango for real estate about two weeks 4 3t ABaumSon m -- Rev Richard Deering aged eighty fears father of Rev John R Deering formerly pastor of tho Methodist church in this city died in Chatta- Â¬ nooga on the 15th inst Ho was tho oldest Methodist preacher in the State Mrs Nannie wifo of S P Hunt while at tho country homo of her husband near Grassy Lick was at- Â¬ tacked with paralysis last Wednesday iriorning a 2 oclock1 from which her entire being was involved so that she never recovorcd consciousness and about tho same hour Friday morning expired Mra Hunt was in her 5Gth year and died within three hundred yards of where sho was born Sho was married January 25 1855 aud had nine Children Thos II Fannio Mw W Gf Priest Richard J Jno D Florence Mrs George Owings Leila Nettie Willie and Allie all of whom survive her except Thos II and Leila The funeral was preached Saturday afternoon at 3 oclock at tho Baptist church in this city by Rev Richard French of Winchester and Rev E E Bomar andsho was buried in Mach pelali cemetery For more than six on tho old home place to spend tho years wo had known tho deceased week Tho day was spent very pleas well and as a neighbor friend wife antly and Mrs Hunt remarked that and mother no ono moro fully realized sho felt better and was eujoyiug bet Â¬ her responsibilities or complied with tor health than for years Sho and her duties In sickness though the Mr Hunt retired at their usual bed- Â¬ nights were dark and chill never did time which is early aud talked for sho say no to a call Her family was quite awhile after rctiriug and went her life aud tho affecting of ono to sleep aud Mr Hunt states that member brought pain to her entire about 11 oclock their little grandson being and 6he always hastened on a who was sleeping in an adjoining mission of relief In all the walks of room became restless aud his wifo got life she did what sho could Mrs up and wont to his bed and adminis Â¬ Hunt was not a member of any church tered to his wants came back to bed organization but held to the doctrines and wa soon asleep About two of tho Old Baptists Her conversa Â¬ he was tions with her husbaud on the subject oclock in tho awakened by her loud breathing and of religion were frequent Sho had called to her several times to know no fears as to her future state and what ailed her but receiviug up answer was so firm in her faith that those he got up and found her unconscious with whom 6ho conversed longed for His ton a hope like hors Sho wished for and and in a dying conditiou and wifo were aroused aud tho family invited death to como quickly for physician Dr Shirley was summoned sauj jsho uJi am always ready afoncc but sho was boyond medkSl Honesty of purpose freedom from relief Sho Was paralyzed and linger Â¬ worldly ehow lovo for others and a Kind willingness to do for them were prom Â¬ ed just forty eight hours all that could bo dono to inent characteristics of her life Hers friends did Mrs Hunt was were willing hands The last act of reliovc her sufferings born aud raised in this neighborhood her life was to adjust tho cover on her was 55 years old last Marcli had beea grandson littlo Hunt Priest who married 38 years nine children were knew heroily as Ma Mrs Hunt born to them two of whom have died lived for a purpose aud that having The oldest sou Thomas died when he been accomplished tho life thread was was four years old and Miss Leila snapped ami tho soul wont to Him who died two years ago Mrs Hunt who gavo it Deeply do wo sympa was a kind and affectionate wifo and thathize with those closoly connected a loving mother was respected by all by naturos laws upon whom this of her neighbors was a pure Christian heavy blow has fallen May Ho who Tho last act of her life was woman quieted tho troubled waters bring to administer to tho wants of sonic peaco and joy into aching hearts one else Tho bereaved family have Oli hen cn is neater than mortals think tho heartfelt sympathy of all these dread people Klddvlllo When tlicy look ith trembling At thoinisty iiitiuo that sttotclies on Ft out tho silent homo of tho dead Tig no lonely Islo oil a boundless main No billllant but distant shorts Where tho lonely ones ho are called n ay Must go to return no moic No hencn is near us tho mighty ell Of moitahty blinds tho eye That o cannot ecn tho angel bands On tho shores of eternity The cjo that shuts in a dying hour Will open tho not In bliss Tho welcome will sound in the world Kio the farewell is hushed in this Ens Advocate Tho General Assembly had scarcely ceased its labors and said good byo for a three months vacation when a blast from the Governors buglo sum Â¬ moned them back to tho seat of gov Â¬ ernment aud to a realizing tenso of their own unworthincss In his proclamation convening tho Legislature in extraordinary session session August 25th tho Governor di Â¬ rects their attention to tho hopeless ruins that darken the journalistic pages of thoir eight month session session They seom to havo made no law according to law i e tho Consti- Â¬ tution and tho Governor approved many of their acts which ho now finds arc open to tho same objections ho urged against those recently vetoed It looks like a dark hour for tho old Commonwealth Tho House with 19 lawyers and the Senate Containing 1G lawyers engaged eight months at a cost of 225000 passing unconstitu- Â¬ tional measures The Governor is said to entertain the laudable ambition of representing Kontucky in tho Senate of tho United States Aspiring politicians arc in tho dance and tho people are paying the fiddlers The deplorable situation of affairs is the absorbing theme of conversation hcrc lawyers aro discussing its legal aspects The Speaker of tho House and sev- Â¬ eral Senators havo been in closeted conference to day My prediction is that some of these bills will be passed over the Governors veto The judicial redisricting bills which tho Governor approved ho now thinkB unconstitutional If ho is correct a now bill may change the districts and tho candidates for Circuit Judge and Commonwealths Attorney may have their races to run over again Who He Was What He Has Dono and His Final Ending Logan Murphy was born on the Licking river near Salyeravillein tho year 1872 and wa3 left in a basket at the door of Isaac Murphy Avho adopted him and tried to raise him right Isaac Murphy though humble in life was a good lawabiding citizen Logan Murphys mother was Sa rilda Cockrell a family notorious in tho unwritten history of Eastern Kentucky only a ovr of whom now inhabit those piuo clad hills When a mere boy ho developed as a dare devil averse to every noble impulse but littlo higher than the beast and was always handy with a knifo or a pistol and other weapons Before ho reached fourteen years without cause ho shot and wounded Smith Reed and for this violation oi tho law was sent to tho penitentiary for ono year Returning to his old haunts ho busied himself in balancing accounts with those who would not tolerate his meanness He would shoot their stock steal and destroy poultry and any other property hoping to arouse resentment that he might again dip his vile hamlB in human blood Failing in this he re- Â¬ peatedly laid in ambush seeking the lives of those who opposed him among whom were Henry Tom and Richard Gardner tho best citizens of Magoffin county Providence ruled in their behalf saving them from a violent death Tlio act for which ho received a death sentence was the killing of his benefactor and adopted father Isaac Murphy whojrefuecd to allow a stolen turkey to bo cooked at his hous Murder was in his heart a devil in- Â¬ sulted and stepping into tho house leveled his pistol fired and sent the deadly bullet through the heart of his best friend then kicking the lifelefas body gave utterauccto the vilest epi Â¬ thets and fled to ttye woods An enraged public captured him the shrewdness and courage of thoofficials barcly saved him Yrom a speedy death Prior to this however and at the age of 17 years he was married to a Miss May aged 27 years and lived at his s amusing himself by shooting at the old mans hat on hisi head to see how near ho could come to him without drawing blood anil it was no unusual occurrence for him to shoot at tho at the glasses resting on his mother-in-law- s nose To them he was a terror and relief only came when he was jailed While hero awaiting trial the Court of Appeals having reversed the decision of tho lower court since Oc- Â¬ tober 22 1891he stabbed a prisoner by thenamc of Crockett later attempting suicide by cutting his own throat Ho was constantly trying to break jail and succeeded oncebut was recaptured Mysteriously getting hold of a knife again over a nickel he killed Archie Steele and for fear of his being mobbed Judgo Cooper ordered hint to Winchester jail from which place a mob of Steeles friends took him Monday night tho 15th and returned herewith himand with a rope cut from an electric light pole hung him from the trestle on tho Ky S Ax ovec Queen street father-in-law- This Legislature and Executive promiso an abundant harvest to the legal fraternity This is a rump Legislature com- Â¬ prising more mediocricy gross igno- Â¬ rance and venality thau has afllicted tho State in years and the people arc to blamo for sending such a scurvy set to tho most important session that will probably be held in a half century The Constitution devolves upon this Legislature grave responsibilities and laborious duties and such qualifica- Â¬ tions as bread intelligence honesty and industry should havo been pos- Â¬ sessed by the meu the people voted for Some papers in the State that op- Â¬ posed the adoption of the now Consti- Â¬ tution attribute the present chaotic condition of things as well as tho cholera in Russia to tho evils of the Farmers have begun cuttfng aud housing thoir tobacco which is not a very fair yield in this locality Mr John Morton who broke his leg by jumping from a moving train nn tlin w Constitution Work nas been actively begun on tho new street railway here and cars will bo running in forty days Wo will start with mules but hope for electricity later on Judge Ilazelriggs brilliant victory for tho nomination for Appellate Judgo should presage his triumphal election in November He should make a thorough canvass of his dis- Â¬ trict and receive every Democratic vote and heros an earnest hopo that the deluga of ballots will submerge Mr Republican Holt E RELIGIOUS Â¬ Â¬ Gay Gatewood If IT It II is - 6lowly lirmrnvini 0 1 - Our Sunday school is a completo failure and it seems as though our citizens are noglecting a very impor tant matter Master Oscar Boone son of Mr C W Boone is to attend tho Wcslcyan College at Winchester His frionds G C W hero wish him success NOTICE Wo pass from the clasp of mourning To tho arms of tho locd and lost And those smiling faces will gicet us there Which on earth w o ha o allied most The fifty recond annual State Meet ing of the Christian Church of Kentucky met fat Danville last weok They represent a membership of over hcacnly 100000 from moro than 700 congrega- Â¬ tions Nearly four hundred delegates of the leading men of the church were fiicnds Reports from various com Â¬ present Benjamin G Gay ono of Fayettes handsomest and wealthiest sons will be married in October 12 1892 to Miss Eva the accomplished and beau Â¬ tiful daughter of James W Gate wood of this county Y MC A Notes Aftor ScptomberJl4ten per cent will added to city taxes Call on mo at Died Last week tho my ofllce at R C Lloyds drugstore son of Joseph Brubakor and wife at D T Arr Eitsox their homo in Wichita Kansas Mrs 4 2t City Tax Collector Brubakor will bo remembered as Miss Maggio Rogers who visited here Administrators Notice with tho bright littlo boy in June last bo two-year-old Yet oft in tlio hours of holy thought To tho thirsty soul is gi en That powci to picieo thiough the mist of tenso CK To tho beauteous scenes of hcn en mittees showed progress Meeting for mon Sunday Aug 28 Eldor B W Trimble occupied the 3 p m will be led by Dr Howard pulpit of Rev J W McGarvey at Bethlehem Sunday morning Mr Van Antwerp Topic Preaching to John 3 and Acts 8 chap McGarvey being absent at Charleston ono man AH men aro urged to como to this West Virginia conducting a Mission All persons having claims against tho estate of J II Chamberlain deceased aro notified to present tho saino to mo properly proven on or beforo tho tho 15 of September S S Priest Administrator of J II Chamberlain deceased 4 lt School Books School Sup- Â¬ plies oft all kinds Tablets Slate Pencils Pens Paper etc etc at Kennedy Bros i Meeting A protracted mooting began at Spencer Christian Church last night Preaching by Eldor Crabtree a student at Loxington Rev Dr Bishop of Liberty Mo will begin a protracted mooting at tho Hams I Hams I Hams I Southern Presbyterian church next Adam Baum fc Son havo a very Friday evening A cordial invitation elegant lino of tno celebrated Mag Â¬ is extended to all to attend theso ser- Â¬ nolia Hams tho best in this market vices 4t 3t Try ono Tho Baptist Sunday Schools of Howards Mill and Mt Storling will Mr Harry Campbell has been busy since January with scarcely a breath picnic on tho Howard Mills grounds ing hour making fine suits for his on next Tuesday - August 30th custonlors JIis splendid tasto in Mr Samuel Cooloy of Harrietts fitting those who como to him is ville Ohio father of Mrs D W EO well known that ho never loses a Baumthi8 city lost on Sunday tho customer once ho is tried Go to 6co 14 insf by fire store room and stock him foran elegant businoss or dress or drugs amounting to 2500 No suit yoiiwill igct just what you want insurance meeting Meeting daily frouv remember this Wo aro working hard to secure tho funds to comploto our outfit The bath rooms will bo in position within 11 45 to 12 15 for prayor sixty days Children Cry for Pitchers Castori Select School on September 5 open a Se-Â¬ lect School in my building on 8trcot Mt Sterling Ky for girls ami small boys Patronage solicited torms reasonable In connection with my private class I will tako charge of tho pupils of District No 33 Only compotont tcachors will bo in charge For further particulars call on or ad Â¬ I will IIih 4 dress Milis Ranjjie Burroughs mm Bra MM Ik HI - - - JnffWSOf Jiu I -- - -- w fIMrr 1 n1 n HIMi j rniwvnf MiffliTSjIJKI A WAR INCIDCNT yfe TEIEffiiTlAX Hw a Southern Seatry Dltcevered th Tbo realities of war aro terrible and grim with their untold suffer ings and voiceless pain but often n smile of tho ludicrous breaks across tho stern visage and tho grim wrinkles only servo to heighten tho dimples of laughter In the glow of tho charge when the cannons roar is shaking tho ground and blending with its belching smoko in tho wards of tho dead and dying wo find flashes of wit brightening tho gloomy back ground a happy eoIvo to heal tho wounds of war One of tho most ludicrous instances combining the serious and comical occurred during tho stay of a regi ment of southern infantry in a country town in northern Virginia Tho war was at its height and tho air full of wild rumors of tho contending armies nights of alarms and rushes to horse and days of anxious skirmishing so with tho strain qf work and tension of anxiety tho men woru over on tho alert Ono balmy September evening tho pickot was posted and as tho twilight deepened into night tho soldiers sank to rest in the clear harvest Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ wmr wm APOIXiiXjiiSiiiB fV MT STEELING ADVOCATE TUEDAY AUGUST 23I80 Â¬ THE ADVOCATE in FARM AND DAIRY NOTES Uso lime about tho stables Modorato weight hogs pay best 6 Go into tho sheep business gradual ly Sheep will help down keep tho sprouts a stimulant similar to that contained in tea and caffein contained in coffee Tho German chemist who discovered this principle calU it avenin from tho Latin word evona oats Oats aro al most indisRcnslblo for tho horse and with regard to all other animals one ought to feed them UiIb grain in preference to all others Entys Signal Vtre H U Grass fed hogs mako clean pork Dont let your stock suffer for want of salt Mako no sudden changes in feeding stock A Texas sheep raiser speaking Dur Â¬ about shcop killing dogs says ing all my experience on tho farm I sweot havo waged relentless war on tho scrub cur and havo used strychnine for tho purpose If ho is known to prowl about tho sheep pasture or pen I wrap tho grains of strychnine nicely in a small piece of papor and split a placo in a bit of beefsteak or any other fresh meat and 60W up and put it whero tho marauder will get it putting it out at night If not eaten I take it up early in tho morning and repeat tho same every night till tho nuisance is abated If thoy rob my hens nest I load an egg with strych nine While poison is out tio up your valuable dogs Â¬ If nil th loMnotiTM mihrn fruited 30923 States were coupled togeOMrey 164S wouU mk a team of solid fc ottand steel over 800 miles long Add the paftsoagor cars and we would have MUTUAI BENEFIT-GOMPAflY 800 miles more of wood and iron this would give ue a gigantic pas senger train boo miles in length counting both engines and cars 3DOXDID Should wo want a huge mixed lll tl tZlrtl f iKntfr nth train wojmight addtho box flat Total Assctts January every other kind of freight car ram 1OllCV JlOldOlK Kinpn1802 and VSO 05 11 o foul oft nilrnn Nnllnn and our train would then have a total Sill plug U37B00 05 1 X iAi josscs imia in Kentucky ocr length of ovor 7000 miles 8000600 Li 2Liosses IFaiid The passenger cars in this gigantic adToagroimery Co vlsx Jtcl S000 00 train would bo capable of seating Hnfe110 V0 00 John V IJcan 6000 1600 00 Warren I Wntiw- w1500000 people and upon tho freight TnVltAValCMOO1 cars could be loaded tho weight of Jut A Mngowiln ijooo 00 6000 00 James M all tho pyramids of Egypt and all the 6Ai A li idanllnAffliflni state capital buildings in tho United cnF no trSln t0 wllJcnco or occupation States besides Verily groat is the rifnMcnil up one halt or theMrcsen o on assignable policies Xo forfeiture In case of lapse railroad system of America St IClie Ees Conxac ISv er Offered For any additional Information aply to Louis Republic ilFE IPMCE dSl -- J2ZX aEsirjaaijTi 1 -- la y 01 IIonIIIIiIIIIl Pigs should not bo allowed to sleep in tho dust For breeding purposes tho sire should bo pure bred See that all stock havo access to water at all times of the day One advantage in sheep raising they do not require an expensive shelter Stock should bo allowed tho pro- Â¬ tection of a bhelter from the hot August sun Sharks Teeth as Weapon It W SMITH Or T 0 GKAVES Mt Stoillng Ky CO State Agents W2 W Main St Louisville Ky SUm A putch of early rye will mako con- Â¬ siderable winter pasture for the sheep You can never grade up your stock until you begin to uso better animals for breeding Whenever it is necessary to feed sheep any kiud of grass roughness good feeding racks should bo pro- - vided The successful dairyman of tho future will be a specialist either a but ter maker a cheese factory patron or a city milk seller The cow does not exist that can be profitably used for all three of these demands Johu Gould v Sheaf oats make a good feed for horses One trouble in putting sheaf oats away in tho mow is that tho au mice arc apt to trouble tncm exchange says that if the oats aro salt ed in layers as put in tho mow the Tins mice will not touch tncm would also havo tho effect of making tho horses relish tho straw more The salt sprinkled over tho straw would gather moisture from tho at- Â¬ mosphere and this would bo to ad- Â¬ vantage in making tho ripo straw A pecK or coarso moio palatable salt to the estimated ton of straw would bo about the right proportion It was au old time practice to salt hay when put in the mow but few do it at present Occasionally an old farmer brought up in Now England clings to the practice Â¬ m u i POULTRY AND BEE NOTES may be Stock that are high now Eat more eggs instead of 60 much The low next year and vice versa meat surest way is to stick to stock raising Skimmilk fed to hens will help to from year to year raising tho best quality in tho shortest time and at fill tho egg basket the minimum expense and as a rule It is said that if a little tansy is put you will realize a profit into nests lice will not bothor hons Tho Iiatou Range says after the A correupondent of tho American shipments of the present season aie Bee Journal complains that tho bees over there will be fewer cattle on the take tho grafting wax off his trees ranges of Texas New Mexico and and is recommended to tie strong Arizona than for several years a fact paper over it well worth considering in connection The Western Rural says that tur Â¬ with the future outlook for cattle keys and geese aro more profitable to A writer siys an acre of rich clover raise to supply a distant market than will pasture eight shoats from spring chickens Tho former arc more in to autumn If of good stock these demand during cold weather when should gain one hundred pounds each poultry can bo shipped to the best ad- Â¬ Can pork be made as cheaply in any vantage and at the lca6t cost Tur- Â¬ other way or is there any other STOMACH LIVER AND BOWELS keys are not in good condition to cat Mourning for u ret Pappy ISO means by which an acre of clover can in the summer and geese aro desira PURIFY THE BLOOD Toy dogs havo gono out of fashion be made to pay so well A RELUBLE REMEDY FOR blo during the cold weather as they fortunately for the reputation for Indigestion Blllouencu IleoJochc Oonntl sense of a great many women who Tho professors in some of tho agri contain much oil Chickens arc potion DjrtpepMo Chronic Urer Troublra nizzlnes Bad Complexion Dysentery cultural universities tell us that 200 hardor to transport than turkeys and were tempted to do very foolish OtTcnalTO Breath and all disorder of tho worth of wheat at last years prices geese and aro preferred during the things while tho craze lasted Stories Stomach Ilvcr and Howell of these littlo autocrats are still float Iilpans Tabulea contain nothing lnjarioni to carried from the farm G7G0 worth of warm weather the most dellcato constitution Flvosant to take ing about sate effectual Glrp Immediate relief fertility while 800 pounds of butter Soldbydnipjfists Atrial bottle tent br moll At a luncheon at which on receipt of li cents Address An exchange tells of two farmers ent three women of ono wore presat 25 cents per pound worth 200 car Â¬ family a THE RIPANS CHEMICAL CO 10 SPRUCE STREET NEW YORK CITT ried off only 11 cents in fertility of Middlcstown Peun who have mother and two daughters it was gono into tho business of extracting noticed that every one of the three oeeceoooeeaeoeojaoo Thus the dairy producers lose less than one half of 1 per cent while the tho poison from bees They catch the declined tho little articles of dessert bees aud cither immerso them for jollies cakes and tho like and tho wheat raisers loses 33 per cent eight days in a bottle of alcohol neighbor of one of them had tho A hog raiser says the ideal hog is having previously onraged them so curiosity to ask tho cause Oh was the reply poor littlo of medium size with bono solid aud as to cause the poison to I exude from Marquis was ill all night and as DRAIN cIv strong with the largest per cent pos the poison sacs or elso thev kill them tho dear little soul may not have any sible of ham shoulder back and loin and squeeze the virus into a glass of these goodies he loves so dearly with a small per cent of head belly tubo The virus has a local repute as we just havent the heart totakoony etc This is the hog for the breeder a euro for dropsy Her Point of View in chills and fever ourselves New York Times feeder butcher aud consumer This aud all kinds of insoct stings is tho ideal hog of today How shall A Gnorgla Negro 1nrmer A poultryman gives the following we obtain our ideal The breeder There is a negro in Meriwether Dr E C Wests Kcno ami Iltnln Treatment a spccillc by careful selecting aud mating aud cure for egg eating Take one or more county Ga who has fifteen children giinimitccilVltK Xci for Hjslci in Dizziness Con oua Neuralpia Milsions Headache using a ration of proper pioportion eggrf boil them hard remove the living Tho family it is said eat a Ncixous Lrostintloii caused livtlio uso of alco hol or tobacco Wakefulness Mental Dcpicssion for growing has attained to a high shells chop fine and mix with as bushel of potatoes daily They run Softening of tho III ain icsultinjr In Insanity and mlsei decay and leading much red pepper as you have eggs a tnree liorso farm and make all Old AgetoIlarrcnncss Loss of death Ilcmaturo degree of success loncr In either their provisions and thirty bales of sc Imoluntarv Loses nnd Spcimatonjioa n All that is necessary is to havo enough caused oclecltlouof bov cotton besides Take one pound of tobacco one They raise sugar or o eibyindulgence Each thobininscIf nbuso contains ono eggs to show egg color Next take cane and mako their own sirup and months tientmont 100 a box or six bocs for pound of sulphur stir them into four an empty egg shell and fill from the sugar They even raise rice They 500 sent by mall prepaid on receipt of piice gallons of water and you mako a larger cud as full as you can with economize in every way making WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES sheep dip warranted to kill and keep the mixture During tho day when their own plowstocks for instance To cure any case Wltji each order recch cd bv off sheep scab The animals arc to bo us foi six liocs accompanied w 1th 300 o ill all tho hens arc lively lay the egg doing their own blacksmithing etc send tho nurchnserour am itten triuminlro i Inmvn dipped twice at au interval of four- Â¬ Every edge is made to cut An evi fund the money if tho treatment does not effect a snou on tne noor ana it ono egg is teen days and the dipping must bo dence of tho negros good manage- cure Guninntccs issued only by W S Lloid not enough give them more Be ment is shown in tho fact that ho Druggist and Sole Agent ML Stciling Ky done thoroughly This will kill the sure that they havo all they want tho has lived on tho placo twenty years worst caso of scab to be found any Â¬ first time In my opinion they wont Philadelphia Ledger where and it is a disenfectant which want much as I havo always U6cd Wo will pay tho nlxncrcwnid for nnv case of Her First Query will keep tho sheep healthy after they LUcr Comjilaint Dspcpsia Sick Headache Inthis remedy and never havo had it to My dear said Mr Cubbago to digestion Constipation or Cnstiicncsg ivo can aro once cured So says William not cure with fail his wife who was dangerously ilL tho directions Wests Vegetable Lit crlills when aro stiictly complied w ith They Watson in the Breeders Gazette Mrs Kickshaw is down stairs and are purely i cgetnblc and noi er fall to gho satisfaction Sugar Coated Largo boxes contain lie once cleaned a Jlock of 50000 Cholera infantum lias lost ing 30 pills 23 cents Beware of counterfeits nnd its ter- Â¬ wants to see youV imitations sheep in New Zealand from scab in rors since the Tho genuine manufactured onlv bv got on asked the The What has she introduction of Cham- John C Wkst company Chicago III six weeks by tho above treatment borlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea dying woman feebly New York For sale by all druggists 2J ly without moving the animals from any Remedy When that remedy is used Epoch and tho treatment as directed with of their old infected runs A Vol co Ube a Crowd of Boys each bottle is followed a euro is cor- AT do you lose The laughing jackass when warn Â¬ According to a statement of a tain Mrs Fanny Lauderdale of ing his Â¬ Get our Maglo Scholare you mates Companion French chemist oats contain twice as Rock Tope county Illinois says it break is feathered utters that day- will ha ono trouble as it Is fastened by andComa at hand a cry re bination Lock Kcry kx has n different com cured her btby ot cholera infantum much mineral principles to form and after soveral other had sembling a troop of boys shouting btnatlon Sent postpaid for 25 cents crs Mass W lAHKElt Dan grow bones of the animal as Indian failed Tho child was romedios that whooping and laughing in a wild so low is 12 to 1 1 per cent richer in no seemed almost beyond tho aid of chorus Brooklyn Eagle corn It protein that is to say in matter that human hands or reach of any medi- Â¬ PAHSIES FREE Tho best material for hardening cine but Chamberlains Colic Be- Â¬ makes musclo aud other tissues Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured and tempering malleable iron and ea fresh nm wnrranted worth 20 cents with a six months tuhsciiptlon to Plain Talk n six sides that oats contain a principle him 25 and 50c bottles for tale bv steel goods is said to bo leather cin teen page illustrated monthly for voting people that has bcon ignored for a long time T G Julian ders mode by terming waste leather I all for M cents lLAl TALK IUBUSUING like silence reigned supreme broken sometimes by tho sentrys solemn v mnjjiwwwwwwi tread or the distant baying of a dog r1 Presently tho moon sank behind a EKSriNQCiLITT t HfAwr bank of dork clouds leaving only the r irr to Fk rew 9PS 3 RH white tente gleaming like tremulous i i ghosts in the darkness But out w from each bushs leafy cover sparkled urn a glowworm Then about in tho v Mi shadowy gloom darted a few timid M streaks of flame lightning bugs in the old southern tongue Suddenly an alarm sounded A 5 y wild call to arms rang on tho soft 3 autumn air and in a few moments vrv r pes the camp was alive with bustle and Ffomodfes the bugle call ringing cheerily above all I I W When all were ready tho men lllbVIOCU booted and spurred were drawn out into the highway Then the colonel called up the sentry who had -first given the alarm to gather more JAPANCSfc explicit details The enemys signal fire flashed on the mountain thar the man ex- KltfTarsa 11 M Son sL plained Forward march rangtho order and tho colonel added Men now is tho chance to win your spurs Then came the neighing of horses and tho AGuainntccd Cure- for Piles of vrlmtccrkind trot down the dusty pike or degrees External Intei nal Illind or lllecd inir ltcliinc Chronic Kecent Colonel whispered a low voice This remedy has positively no eror Hereditary been known to boxes at the officers elbow and the colonel prepaid on liotl of icefor 1500 rent by mail fnl JlWJu A w itten Guaiin rec6t topi turned to see the picket at his ride teo positively given each purchaser of 1xcf when purchased at ono time to refund tho 300 Well was tho laconic response paid It not cuicd itiarautcc issued - W S Er colonel came the roplv Llojd DniggUt and Solo Agent Jltfaf oiling 22 ly slowly or I must er made a mis- Ky Call Sales mp for take sir You sees Tse kinder near sighted and I dun find out that wasnt no signal fire but a durn old lightning bug And the moon broke out in a smile from behind tho piled up cloud bonks Virginia Stuart Mosby in New York Advertiser REGULATE THE moonlight On the crest of tho distant moun tains tho golden crescent hung be low quivered the sleeping meadows in tho dim autumn haze A death- Â¬ Â¬ Sharks aro among tho most ancient Long before tho first rep- Â¬ tiles appeajed in tho world to bo fol- Â¬ lowed in their turn by tho mammals thoy ruled creation at a timo when nearly all tho earth was covered by seas Thus great quantities of fossil sharks toefh aro found scattered over Such tho bottom of tho oceans great ones as that mentioned have been largely utilized for battlo axes and other purposes by savages who aro quick to toko advantage of tools offered them by nature without labor Washington Star of fishes FIRE1 If you FIRE FIRE mm fr mm va j want good Insurance insure with HOFFMAN If you want reliable Insurance Insure with HOFFMAN If you want to insure in compa- Â¬ nies that pay all losses promptly Insure with HOFFMAN K - I s He represents more companies and pays his losses with more promptness than any agent in Eastern Kentucky and insures at rates as loy as any agent of a first class company Office Traders Deposit 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low Mo Imvi no agents nnd our mollis cento m Immense stock of fiult and ornamental ticcs hero thpiix begin Oeneial and sttiv burrv put iilonuusonapiiI licationto IHLLEXMUYEIl Lolngton Ky irr HEALTH IS WEALTH 5BJ Boarding House havo rented the Baum building on Enst Main street and have fitted up a number of rooms I am there Â¬ fore prepared to accommodato my OUMSMOTHIBflBOTWLES ran tsaavnv Miwou friends with board and lodging by the A SURE and CERTAIN CURE week day or meal Special attention knnVH1or 5 years aotho BEST paid to Court day dinners Charges REMEDY FOR PILES I 1 Restaurant U AND U y hi L LJ 1 -- ws trea -- b-t i evt Â¬ reasonable Prtpirtd by IHCmilDSOVTATLOn MED CO ET -- Sl tf A STEPHENS Ions THE BLACKSMITHING I am prepared to do all kinds IfText AKNTJALJSESSIOIiT OF OF Blacksmithing HORSESHOEING 1 500 Reward Harris Institute Â¬ General Repairing WILL OPEN A SPECIALTY Â¬ Â¬ tente 5 40 1 tf have reduced my price to meet 1 hard times Only for all around shoeing and 10 per ccntoff for cash Special Attention Giyen to Steel Worlc av10118 J Â¬ Â¬ CONTHACTOR AND I SICKERSOH Bring in your wood work I am prepared to do anything in this line in first class Btyle All work fully guaranteed BUILDER OFFICE AT Call on him aud 8ecu I StfSfiffRSS Â¬ Star COMPANY llox 82iP New York City Thanking my customers for past I solicit a continuation of their i patronage estimates JwWBARBEE W Cmo Locust stmt opposite Badger A Iltnryg mill favors V 1 A U ISUM Ei2yKHL