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WW11 t V TPi wh rTr i JL H n T STERLING ADVOCATE A WEEKLY JOURNAL IDENTICAL GENERAL NEWS IN INTEREST WITH ITS OWN PEOPLE KO7 In viowof this record it is astonish Â¬ ing that any intelligent man should assail tho record of Mr Cleveland in connection with pensions Ho has rendered invaluablo service to honest government in his veto of tho pension bills and ho deserves the hearty sup Â¬ port of all men regardless of party or of sectional relatione for his efforts to protect tho Treasury of tho United States from tho organized army of greed Courier Journal GloanlnfiB tiIIX VERTISING RATES iaat4 H 00 MT STEBLIKa KENTUCKY TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 13 1892 So38 ssssssgsse iSH u 2 w Nations Wool Carding AND MANUFACTURING THE PENSION SCANDAL A correspondent from Texas says that the Third pirty leaders are making Eomo stir with tho statement that more pensions were granted Un Â¬ der Cleveland than under any other Administration This is ono of the preposterous atatemouts that proceeds from igno Â¬ rance and can bo accepted only by men who will not keep informed con- Â¬ cerning tho course of public events Next to his tariff message tho most notablo public service rendered by Mr Cleveland was tho veto of the Dcpondent Pension bill It was a couragcoup patriotic and ablo mes Â¬ sage it was a message directed to the Intelligence of the American people It was a protest against the looting of tho Treasury uuder the prctenso of patriotism Mr Cleveland well know that it ar- Â¬ rayed against him tho organization known as the Grand Army of the Re- Â¬ public aud there can be but little doubt that it was one of the most efiective influences leading to his de Â¬ feat in 1888 To day all over the North tho political influence of the Grand Army of tho Republic is used in behalf of Mr Harrison against Mr Cleveland It is surprising there- Â¬ fore to hear that in the State of Texas people aro listening to Third party demagogues who stop at no misrep- Â¬ resentation and hesitate at no Blander Under tho law of Juno 27 1890 nearly 100000 pensions wero granted iu tho year ending June 30 1891 The first year of Mr Clevelands Administration 33707 pensions wero granted The first year of Mr Harrisons Ad- Â¬ ministration 51921 pensions wero granted The second year of Mr Clevelands Administration 408f9 pensions wero granted The second year of Mr Harrisons Administration G0G37 pensions were granted Tho third year of Mr Clevelands Administration 55191 pensions were granted Tho third year of Mr Harrisons Administration 150480 pensions were granted During tho four years covering Clevelands Administra- Â¬ tion 192070 pensions wero granted Tho average during Mr Ilarrionss Administration will be over 100000 or more than double tho average during tho Administration of Mr 1SS5-8G-87-8- inii S8888SS8S8S8 3222552 u 388 J TWEEDS Cotton and Woolon Hosiery Wo would respectfully icform all luo JMJnthft Insertions tr Irtions 7 pths SSS8888S88SS SSS888SSS88S lo Months Ight Insertions lo Month I our Inwrtiona ree Insertions Iro Insertions iiKwageruon Court L K BSvJA0W T J Scow Presiding otcmber ana SVWlnftThW Monday - all of tho above goods at low down prices and guarantee tho very best of work Wool ftom a distanco carded ssssasesassss into rolls aud returned to owner in quick time Full weight of rolls in guaranteed 888S88888888 returnall work up in strong sheets and Tie bo returned in good order 8sW8esasl888 it will paid for wool or goods given Cash in exchange Will pay highest price gISlS8SSll8f for rendered Tallow iu cakes or bar- Â¬ rels or exchango Soap for it Prices Lfor manufacturing furnished on appli cation and price list sent Directory Agents for tho best Sheep Dip ffTfTIH sold Third Monday in SSSSSt288S8 that wo are prepared to manufacture D A LOUD Lexington Ky BRO nimT I0NTOOMKBH presiding nvipuliiv nf- rwi8 ArrERSONJanuary urd Monday In I0 COUNTY COURT Hi mnntn BHAVCX 0TV COBRTi CIVII First bat- W tiwM W Grovks picsidlng fay In cacli monm Ex Senator Francis Kcrnan died at his homo in Utica Now York ou Wednesday AtTJiddlc Scott county tho little daughter of S B Whito fell into a tub of hot water and was scalded to death Eighteen prisoners among them three condemned murderers escaped from tho Chattanooga TenR jail Wednesday night In tho Democatic convention in tho Ninth district Hon Thomas H PaVn tcr was nominated for Congress without opposition Miss Lora Reynolds a young lady of Ohio county mysteriously disap Â¬ Nothing peared from Owcusboro can bo heard of her aud her friends fear foul play Bullitt county is up iu arms against a largo black boar which it is said has its abode in tho knobs whence it raids farms carrying off sheep and Wohavo loo many mutton dogs Frequent watering keeps up the strength aud courage of tho horsr Ho docs not got so hot weary and faint Butter is high afid will conlimio to be through the fall and early winter months Sec to it then that the cows aro not allowed to shrink in their milk for want of good feed and plenty of it An experienced strawberry grower of Connecticut says ho saves tho firft two plants that grow upon each run Â¬ ner for transplanting to now beds and rejects all others They grow strongor and root earlier than those that grow father out from tho parent stem tion Children Sleeping With Aged Per- - sons Medical writers are nearly if not quite unanimous in thinking that a child should not bo allowed to sleep with an aged poison and that loss of vitality and nervous power on tho part of tho child is sure to follow to a greater or less extent wherever such a course is permitted Tho opinion is held so strongly abroad that in foreign countries doubled beds aro rarely mot with two beds being gen- Â¬ erally provided when accommodation for more than one person is required A prominent medical writer in ac countingvfor a childs loss of vitality if allowed to sleep with an aged per Â¬ son says Children compared with adults aro electrically iu a postive condition Tho rapid changes which arc going on in their little bodies abundantly penerate and as exten- Â¬ sively work up vital nervo electro fluids But when by contact for long nights with older and and nega Â¬ tive persons the vilalizing electricity of their tender organizations is asorb cd they soon pine grow pale languid and dull while their bed companions feel a corresponding invigoration It is undeniable that healthful influences are lost by such an ill- - dvised cu tom Witli regard to it is necessary for tho first few days after its birth to sleep with its mother for the benciit of animal heat but as soon as posiblc it should be placed in a cot or cradlo convenient to tho sido of tho bed and not allowed under any circumstances to sleep with tho nurse or in the same bed with the parents Sparo Moments The Pope on Religious Wars- Madame Scverine the Figaros cor- Â¬ respondent who was recently sent by that journal to tho Vatican to obtain newly-born-infan- Aymv Pnocnix Woolen Mills RESO AUN El A y Attorncy-ai-iMMMtWM V nonoMBm W T TYIii K E F Robertson MANAGERS Professional It U J of Kentucky Will prnctlceVln ttio Courts - - It I M OLI dSiicd nth ot W ilcrtities iniup OBIcc J iwt tornc yat Law and Surveyor r sti HlnC KV mid real estate transactions 01 STAR Planing Mill Co Manufacturers and dealors In front all kinds ot OtawwtthDrlVifcpnfcgiiiliiiriK - v ltivW rtTVt V1H TxSn 1 A JUDGE White Pino and Poplar Singles Doors of all Sizes CINCINNATI O Sash Glazed and Unglazcd t I Window and Door Frames City Attfy A AHAZELHiuu Moulding and Brackets of all kinds AiuSnWUdingjjklt Office Tyler jPt Verandas of ovcry Description AMUB iiATJo East Mam skwm tfUDUERSON cian ana ours1 feBt ornerof Clay and J1 f FORD ol Mt S telling Ky 3 - Rough store Dressed f oSYWWton8 LUMBER r mack CO STADLER WHOLESALE ULUimaivo 1 rmtWctyearXSicinclnnatl0 MSTyler WYU2R Star Planing Mill Company Mt Sterling Ky ArrERSON BROOKS Tlie Bargain Store GORDON oniguuiwj Bourbon and Ofllcem W 1IITE 11 ftSWASSSi SU jaiaweii ummiujs Attornoysat LaWj In tho counties ot FRANKS JL owe noltAVM Attoracyatlaw Ilntomado a great change in their Clothing nnd Lhoo business They hac tho goods to suit both rich and poor young and old at piioec un Â¬ heard of Weavcfcclllngnewstms at 350 up Ncns Shoes at 05c up Ladles Shoes at 7ks up Also great bat gains In MisfeesShoDsatJOcup ottr AS Ill N nrfHtiJt Will practice Inall ommonweaun III 4A1rafTiiw Telephone I Courta Hats Caps Gents FnriiisMiig Goods Dont JI U BlUilt r VI m IT ii w ww III X - SUDDUTU Wo rcceivo new goods every week forget to call and 6co us nt R1S AHWVJU rufnftr BtH- nna ijoiiri fww J LonlBvillc Ky fn 128- 3- The Bargain Store 24 South Maysvllle Street Opposite Opera House ft D UTiCZ Ofllco Dentist o over Mt Steilins National Rank Resi C w Sterling Ky It - Ofllco Room oTylorMtAWeiwn building dence on queen eircet hf J O S M SUCCS880R TO t n V H IIAZEIRIGG Collections piximptly attended to A PIATT Yctcxtnaiy ouiguou III DO v -- Miller ER tt Wilson I I f needed DR in Alt DltlilUB ill answer telegram - v- - When INUBANCE AND with III Wm Van Antweiis bhort street opposite tho court liouso Ofllco JU D HIIAY1JUH ilt Stcillng Ky A yciimo jJOlco near nldence cor ilign fer I0I ThWC SIIANIUuVM Mt Steillnsr Ky Office No C West Main St-- upstairs I10WARDVANTVSgN oio Real Elstate LOWEST RATES CHOICEST COMPARISON PROMPTEST SETTLEMENTS - Of Any And All Agencies - Utm U - lVl jioivr1 Attorney-at-ia--- Ofllco upstairs corner of Com t and Rrondway Kv S HUHT Mt Sterling Ky M Elliott Flzor Ulock up stairs with JOwingsville lecontly removed from Having and located iu tho city of Mt Sterling will mac tico in tho courts of Montgomery Rath ond ad Joining counties nnd in the Superior Court Court of Appeals and Federal Onirts of Ken tucky Prompt and careful attertlon will Uo given to all business entrusted to him Offlco in Josiah Lindsay -- - AGENT ON O C RAILROAD west of depot CHASREIS MANUFACTURER OF Mt Sterling Ky Manufacturer and dealer in Tobacco Hogs Â¬ heads Rough Lumber and Lake lco Wo niako our business which Is booming by doing tho bestwoiK ana oncring xiougn iumocr at spec ial prices which aro never met Wo also do i tn custom sawinc Saddles Harness Bridles Halters c I carry tho largest and most com ploto lino of general Saddlery Goods hi tho city All work mado of first class matorial Um by skilled workmen Call and oxamino stock and learu prices OHAS ItElk J WH FLETCHER AUCTIONEER MT STERLING KENTUCKY to tho people of Montgomery Offers his services counties rompt attention surrounding to all sales of Personal Pioperty and Real fiven Terms Reasonable 21 Iyr Bagging your grapes as a protec- Â¬ against the rot having been tried with success tho bagging of tomatoes has also been resorted to tho result eing that tho tomatoes were free from rot and tho equality hogs Improved Tho experiment is worth Tuesday afternoon at St Louis C a trial next pcason It is now too W Lowis a printer after attempting lato to meet with full success and to shoot his wife sister-in-laSheop aro useful on tho farm to baby committed suicide by blowing destroy weeds They will nibblo them out his brains down close to tho ground aud in A fatal disease similar to typhoid about two years will almost eradicate fover has attacked 40 people and has mom irom a pasture jllut remem killed seven within threo days at the bering that if you keep them on little town of Brcaksville Monroe weeds they will become weeds lo Sheep antfgoocl to clear the weeds County Tenn out but they need good nutritious Secretary Foster of tho State de Â¬ partment has received a dispatch pasturce to remain good for anything from tho United States Consul at else f Tampico Mexico denying tho exis-Â¬ Weeds Among Potatoes tence of any yellow fover there Early neglect of weeds bring cer The first bale of cotton of tho crop tain retribution to the potato grower of 1S92 93 was received at Memphis when lib comes to harvest his mixed Thursday tho date being nineteen crop- - Aftdr doing him all tho dam Â¬ days later than the latest received age possible while it was growing tho weeclSha3 still to bo uproot- Â¬ during eleven years past At Ilcnderon Ilarcy Hill a promi ed from the potato hill and always nent young man shot hlsjwjlb aLmuchghjater expenditure of labor uuougn uio nea prouaoiy miauy thanwouldhavo been needed to wounded her Hill was arretted destroy tho weed before it had done He claimes tho shooting was acciden- Â¬ any appreciable injury It is rather paradoxical but like other paradoxes tal it is true that it requires less labor Merritt Hargcr formerly of Cin Â¬ cinnati was fatally shot at Denver including tho whole season to keep Colorado Tuesday morning by C W a potato field clear of weeds than to Prosser who charged Harder with neglect it This is still more truo in being criminally intimate with his tho amount of labor required to grow a bushel or a hundred bushels of pota- Â¬ Prosscrs daughter toes American Cultivator Friends of O C Bowles one of tho Clover as a Farm Crop unsuccessful candidates for tho Con- Â¬ It is so well understood that clover gressional nomination iu tho Tenth is tho most effective agency that is district are bathing his wounds with commonly practicable for bringing a soothing montiou for Governor back fertility to a run down field that Courier Journal many seem to consider its culture Tuesday on tho road between important chiclly for that reason Keokuk and Burlington la Miss Where a field once moderately fertile Aimeo F Johnson of Columbus O has from continual cropping becorno who was riding on a safety bycicle impoverished nothing better can be Avas run down uy a iarmer who done but tho cultivation of clover as drove over her wheel aud completely ono of tho farm crops should not de Â¬ wrecked it pend on condition d or be understood as Tho substitute for tho Stephenson limited to ono use It is bad farming Bill passed tho House at Frankfort to allow a field to become so run on Wednesday It provides that the down that special measures must be tax asscsments for this year shall bo taken to restore fertility of which it delayed two months in order to give lias been robbed It is far easier and tho Legislature time to frame a rov better to keep up the fertility of tho cuuo bill soil as you go along than it will be to Tho official count of votes in tho get it back again where it was cithor Ninth Judicial district primary was by manuro or clover Nothing is made at West Point Judge I 11 more important than for a farmer to McBcrth of Leitchfield was declared learn to adapt his crops to tho nature tho nominee for Judgo by a majority of his soils and thus in every way of3G aud W S Chief of Elizabeth possible avoid anything like serious town was tho nomiuco for Common- Â¬ impoverishment Clover is an indis wealths Attorney has plurality being pcnsablo aid and should always be in- Â¬ 42 cluded in the rotation It can also A number of people in Carter and bo mado a profitablo crop on its own Lowis county hayo been swindled by account independent of its fertilizing By seed Â¬ a man who protends to bo selling an properties for other crops encyclopoedla and collects small sums ing so as to get a good stand and Ono mowing early it makes excellent hay iu advance from purchasers man who had given up if2 became sus- Â¬ When rightly cured all farm animals aro fond of it and thero is no better picious and on investigation found fodder for cows giving milk Tho Ho got seed of tho second straw and chafl that tho man was a fraud his monoy back after which tho that is not eaten by tho animals can bo used as bedding for them and swindler escaped finally as manure P S D Guern Â¬ In tho Circuit Court at Georgetown sey County 0 Milt Kendall Jr charged with kill- Â¬ Young pullets that aro hatched at was acquitted ing John Jarvis was ono of tho principals in this season of tho year will bo of no Kendall tho fight of August 1891 between service during tho coming winter but they will bo tho best layers in tho the Jarvis brothers and old man Ken- Â¬ spring and should begin to lay about dall aud his four sons in which John tho first of April or as soon as tho Jarvis and C J Montgomery wero warm days of the spring season begin Boots Kendall who escap- Â¬ Tho hotter plan of disposing of all killed summer hatched chicks however Is ed from jail last November with his to market them when thoy aro small himself in as thoy always bring good prices brothers surrendered Mirror and Farmer Bourbon couuty Tuesday w ts 8 his Holiness views upon was fortunate enough to have been accorded the following inter- Â¬ view The Popo said All violent measures are objection- Â¬ able to God They are not in accord with the lessons wo arc taught in tho Cleveland Under Mr Cleveland tho Pension Bible Then what do you think about Bureau was conducted in a business Â¬ like manner every applicant received religious wars The two words cannot bo written prompt justice under the law when ho became together Mr Harrison Then what does your Holiness President appointed Cdrpral Tan Â¬ Pensions a man think of raco wars ner Commissioner of What races Everybody was utterly unfit for tho place and in Â¬ bo gqnerouswith tho uorn irom iiam jjivoryuouy was structed him to created by God It does not matter boys Corporal Tanner began by making laws for himself He gavo much whether tho complextion is everybody a pension who asked for it dark or clear inasmuch as a soul Tho scandal after a lew mouths has been created iu tho same image reached such proportions that Mr Even when tho Ghetto existed iu Harrison removed Tanner and put in Rome our priests were often seen in Commissioner Raum Raum did not that neighborhood and attempted improve matter at all Wo do not whenever occasion presented itself to supposo that tho President intended convert tho Jews to our Catholic to improve them But Commissioner roligion And what did tho Vatican do Raum ban more political sagacity than Corporal Tanner and has been ablo when tho mob threatened to massaoro to do much for tho party without tho Jews in Rome The Jews applied for protection to making the Bureau so ridiculous though in tho end ho will ceitainly tho Pope and tho Popo extonded hi protection to them make it more infamous But added his Holiness if tho Tho annual appropriations for pen Â¬ sions alone will shortly reach 200 church is an indulgont mother it 000000 The proportion to bo paid must not follow that those who will by tho Southern States will bo from not beliovo its doctrines should be its 50000000 to G5000000 or onc- - favorite children Tho church docs fourth of the exported cotton must go not hate thoso who do not follow its to piy tho Southern proportion of the creeds but at tho samo time it re Â¬ serves all its lovo for its faithful pension list children Thero has never In tho history ol Notwithstanding tho Popes frail any civilised nation been a Treasury appearance ho novcr has been iu bet Â¬ raid of such gigantic proportions so thoroughly organized so s stematic ter health When Leo ascended tho ally carried ou so dostructivo to the chair of St Potor in 1S78 ono of life Yes no better moral standards of tho people so pro Â¬ relations remarked ductive of idleness and vice as tho pen Â¬ choico could have been made but I know Pecci well enough to bo con Â¬ sion scandal in tho United States vinced that ho will not last for two It grows worso year by year No years Mgr Prospori who uttered Republican President would dare to this prophecy has long been under attempt to check it Mr Harrison tho sodp whilo LcoNill is still flour Â¬ himself signs ovcry private pension bill pre Â¬ ishing a fact which ho to his very to him Mr Cleveland exam Â¬ attributes abstiuenco regular life aud sented lus total from anything ined each measure of this chaiacter but simplest fare Baltimore Aineri and deluged Congress with his votocs cau anti-Semitis- m i 4vJ M f r v i i ri3 I4nkifl Jkir l lhii 1 A Jll kiiii 1 A f w v V MT STEBIilKG- ADVOCATE TDJBSDAY SEPTEMBER 1318924 - r MR THE ADVOCATE Advocate Publishing Company HOLT AND ASBURY Election Precincts DISTRICT I t fi MT STERLING TUESDAY SEPT 13 1692 DEMOCRATIC yon - TICKET no 1 SCT Precinct A Shall consist of tho Montgomery Co First ward of thdclty of Mt Sterling Clerk of Ky and tho voting place in said I -- j G A Whitnev County precinct ehall be at tho Engiuo House the Montgomery State of Kentucky PRESIDENT GROVER- CLEVELAND FOR VICE lRrfiJDENT ADLAI E STEVENSON For Appellate Judge James II IUzELutao For Circuit Judge John-- E Cooper Of Montgomery County For Commonwealths Attornoy C W Nesbitt Of Bath County FOR CIRCUIT CLERK Court certify that W H Holt now a Judge of the Court of Appeals of Ken- Â¬ tucky on Aug 6 1883 in Mt Sterling Ky voted for J W Asbury a negro for Register of the Land Office against J G Cecil a white man which vote is recorded on poll the books on file in my office Witness my hand this Aug 27 1802 G A Shall consist ot tho Second ward of tho city of Mt Ster- Â¬ ling Ky aiid tho voting placo in said precinct shall bo at tho ofllco of tho Montgomery county jail Precinct C Shall consist of tho Third ward of tho city of Mt Ster Â¬ ling Ky and tho voting placo in said product shall bo at or near Grand Opera House n Precinct D Shall consist of tho Fourth ward of tho city of Mt Ster Â¬ ling Ky aud tho voting placo in said precinct shall bo at or near tho northeast corner of Sycamore aud B Product Locust streets DISTRICT 3JO 2 By W B OConnell Whitney Clk D C HENRY R BRIGHT FOR SHERIFF t JNO C RICHARDSON FOR CONGRESS MARCUS C LISLE Of Clark ur o nilinit7Af1 to announco Mr Henry D Combs as a candidate for Â¬ Circuit Clerk of Mencfeo county subDemocratic ject to the action of the party To the Democrats of Montgomery County I am a candidate for Jailer subject to the action of the Demo- Â¬ cratic party to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mr Tipton In connection with this announce- Â¬ ment it is proper for me to state that if elected I have agreed that all the profits of the office except a very small salary for myself shall bo paid to the widow of Mr Tipton just as she is receiving under my appoint jnont Your support is solicited Respectfully J M Best Grovcr Cleveland filled Iho Treasury Ph For Jailer Judge James II Hazelrigg our popular candidate for Judgo of tho Court of Appeals won a magnificient victory over his popular opponents for tho Democratic nomination but ho will in November win a still gran dor victory over his Republican op Tho pcoplo of nonont Judire Holt tho mountains will not oveilook Holts vote for tho Blue grass nigger Asbury against tho mountain white mau Cecil Then when added to this they remember Holts advocacy of tho infernal Force Bill they will to a man almost cast their votes against Holt Tho peoplo of and for Hazelrigg this distiict want no negro tlenomiua tion in theirs A great deal of comment both un- Â¬ and injudicious has been indulged in about tho Montgomery dolcgatiou to tho Estill Convention We took occasion to talk to our friend Mr C It Brooks and secure his views on this matter He authorizes suto say for him that he is perfectly satified with tho manner in which tho delega- Â¬ tion bore itself at tho Convention Ilo says no delegation from any county did harder or more zeal Â¬ ous work for any candidate than did tho Montgomery delegation for him Ho says he hopes tho day will conic When he can liavo the oppor- Â¬ tunity to work as hard for the inter- Â¬ ests of those who so faithfully sup- Â¬ ported him Ilo wants it distinctly understood that ho is grateful in the highest degree to tho friends who were on hand to do for him tho ser Â¬ vice they so freely rendered He furthermore says Mr Lislo won his nomination fairly and the Democracy will find he i3 no laggard in the coming race Lets drop this matter Wo have something more important to do in way of rolling up big Demo- Â¬ cratic majorities for tho several can- Â¬ didates than to bo wasting our strength in the fruitless task of tryiug to show who is rcsponsiblo for our friends defeat Of course wo are dis abpointed that Cabc Brooks does not go to Congress everybody knows that without saying it All tho same wc aro for Judgo Lisle every one of us necessary Benjamin Harrison emptied it IMPORTANT AND TRUE THE IN PEPENDENT RACKET is entirely within the lines of may lioncst politics that a candidate make an independent race for an office and it is not evidence in itselt of any sort of hypiocrisy that Judge Holt has so made his canvass for Judge of the Court of Appeals But his past political characteristics make us look with suspicion upon his so and wc now called independence It predict that the learned judge at HOLDLYAND IN THE PROTESTATIONS THAT THE OFFICE THE LAST MOMENT FACFOF HIS VIOLENT OVER THE DISTRICT IS NON rOLITICAL AND THAT HE WOULD as Â¬ NOT RUN AS A PARTY CANDIDATE sertion wo can establish by hundreds of affidavits if denied will place Â¬ HIS NAME ON THE STRAIGHT REPUBLI Wo believed at the start and believe now that the indepen dent role so grandiloquently assumed bv him in his Fourth of July specchs over tho country was adopted to mislead and deceive tho voter and just as certain as tho day of election CAN ticket Â¬ comes this distinguished indepen Â¬ dents name will be found on tho poll book under tho picture of the coon or the eagle whichever devico tho Republicans may adopt some degree have dispelled his gloom and laid low prison wall This how- Mrs Lyons over was not freedom doubtless reasoned that if an ac- Â¬ complice could givo boud tho princi Â¬ pal actor should havo a reduced bond also On a writ of habeas corpus Billy Burke was brought boforo Judgo Cooper last Saturday and tho ques tion ot bond reduction was considered Judgo Cooper refused to rcduco tho bond behoving that nothing less Sophy was would hold tho prisoner present at tho trial and on tho Judges refusal was so overcome sho yielded to her emotional nature aud tho cruelty of tho adamantine Judgo was voiced forth by Sophy and mado im Â¬ pressive by her eloquent theatrical powers which sho possesses in no Thwarted in this cflort small degree one sho must abide tho decision of a jury on her boy or como to timo with the Hon William Springer answered 5000 bond Billy Burko was caught in tho very Senator Cullom at tho Joliet III Proof was conclusive district xo 4 Chautauqua Thursday at tho samo act of robbery was right in his do Judgo Cooper Precinct A Beginning at a point time pointing out some of the sophis Â¬ cision that tho prisoner should io on tho Mt Sterling and Spencer employed by President Harrison coivo commensurate try punishment turnpiko road where said turnpiko with his crime in his letter of acceptance -- congratulato Clark county on tho success ot her candidate for tho Democratic nomination for Congress Ho is a splendidly equipped man and wo will bo more than glad to sup Â¬ port him Some tweuty days ago when in our city ho made a speech to the boys at a ratification meeting in which ho challenged Montgomery to give as large a majority for Hazelrigg as Clark will do Wo now challenge Clark county to give Hazelrigg as large a majority as Montgomory will givo Lisle Democrats of Clark wo servo notico on you that you will have to stir yourselves for Lislcs majority in Montgomery is going to be a big We THE KID The bold attempted robbery of the Traders Deposit Bank by Frank Owcus alias Billy Burke the Kidd last spring is still on tho minds of our readers Sophy Lyons his beloved was ar Â¬ raigned as an accomplice and tho two were sent to jail by Judge Groves in default of bail tho former 5000 and tho latter 2500 On August 13 Sophy by money and diamonds made good a bonds Â¬ man and again became a liberated bird She winged her way to other climes but returned on August 23 to find tho dear Billy still caged His diet has not been what it once was Fruits tho common prisoners faic and dainties have given variety and her sweet loving endearing terms to BILLY Precinct A Is bounded as follows Beginning at the intersection of the Mt Sterling and Paris turnpike with tho Mt Sterling aud Maysvillo turn Â¬ pike thonco running with said Mt Sterling and Paris turnpike road to the Bourboiijcounty line theuco with said lino to the Bath county line thence with said Bath county lino to the Mt Sterling and Maysvillo turn Â¬ pike road where it crosses Hinkstou creek thenco with said turnpike road to tho beginning and tho voting placo in said precinct shall bo at Aarons Run Precinct B Is bounded as follows Beginning at the intersection of tho Mt Sterling and Paris turnpike with the Mt Sterling and Maysvillo turn- Â¬ pike thenco with tho Mt Sterling and Maysvillo turnpike road to tho city limits of Mt Sterling Ky thenco with the lino of tho city of Mt Ster- Â¬ ling and district No 2 to the Mt Sterling and Winchester turnpike thenco with sajd turnpike to the Clark county line thonco with said line to the Bourbon county line thence with said Bourbon county lino to tho Mt Sterling and Paris turn Â¬ pike thence with said turnpike to tho beginning and tho voting placo in said precinct shall be at Grassy Lick Product C Is bounded as follows Beginning on tho Mt Sterling and Winchester turnpike at tho western limits of the city of Mt Sterlipjj Ky thenco with said turnpike to tho Clark county line thence with said line to tho southern limits of district 27b 2 thenco with lines of said district No 2 to tho beginning and tho voting placo iu said precinct shall be at or near tho intersection of Winchester and ThomsoijStation pikos DISTRICT no 3 Precinct A Is bounded as follows Beginning at tho eastern limits of tho city of Mt Sterling Ky on tho Mt Sterling and Owingsvillo turnpike thenco with said turnpike to what is known as tho old Howards Mill dirt road thenco with said dirt road to the lano leading fiom said dirt road to tho Mt Sterling and Qpouccr turnpike road thence with said lane to where t crosses a branch called narper creek thenco with said Har por creek to its mouth thenco with Spencer creek to Slato creek thence down SMc creek to the mouth of Littlo Slato creek thenco up Little Slato creek to the Bath county line theuco with said lino to tho southern limits of district No 3 thenco with lino of said district No 3 to tho be- Â¬ ginning and tho voting placo in said precinct shall bo at or near school- 1s tiipn imni Cnnnnnn UUUOU I1UUI UUUVVI crosses Tovwn branch theuco up said branch to tho Now Cut road thonco with tho Now Cut road to Its intersec Â¬ tion with tho road leading from Sponcer piko to JoffcrBonyillc Ky thenco with said last named dirt road to tho crossing of Slato creek at Tur lcys old mill thonco down Slato creek to Sycamoro crook thonco up Syca moro crcok to tho Mt Storling and Jeflersonvlllo turnpiko road thenco with said turnpiko to Brush creok thonco up Brush creek and with tho lino between the old Jeflersonvlllo and Camargo districts to tho old iron works road thonco with tho iron works road to tho Mt Storling and Joffersonvilloj turnpike thenco with said turnpiko to tho southorn limits of tho city of Mt Storling Ky thenco with said southorn limits to the southorn lino of district No 3 thonco with southorn lino of district No 3 to tho boginulug and tho vot ing placo in said precinct shall bo in m il BMM- - MmmMj3Msi2m M rii Dry Goods Dry m m Mi - a H lt-- i lJ r IlTITirihft U1UUUU r v Qnoontifnun n TlTnlTn MilnlJfr m i ay t fl Camargo Product B Beginning on tho Mt m nhmt1t WilUtVsW I bounded as toliows lrcciuct Beginning at tho intersection of the Owingsvillo and Mt Sterling turn- Â¬ pike road with tho old Howards Mill dirt road thenco with said turu- piko to tho Bath county line thenco with said line to where it crosses Lit- Â¬ tlo Slate creek thenco down Little Slato creek to its mouth thenco with tho lino of precinct A to tho begin Â¬ ning and tho voting placo in said precinct shall bo at Howards Mill Precinct C Beginning at tho point on tho Mt Sterling and Owingsvillo turnpike road at tho Bath county line thenco with tho county lino to tho Maysvillo and Mt Sterling turnpiko at Hinkston bridge thenco with said turnpiko road to tho northern limits of tho city of Mt Sterling Ky thence with limits of said city aud lino of district No 3 to tho Mt Ster Â¬ ling and Owingsvillo turnpike thence tho liquor business v e will from and Condition with said turnpike to tho beginning Answ era must bo acconipnnlod with fifteen United States two cent lmstairo itnmns for ono 5 1892 sell our jincknguof Iunilifonnwlilcliistlioiateut tcientilic iliecomy for cleiinslng ami iiictunini tliu and tho voting placo in said precinct after Monday Sept teeth Ourobjcct iu to intnxluco untl nttiact attention to lcailifnam w hicli tho only iirefmra bo at or near tho residence of entire stock of puro Kentucky whisky tifiuluteainnanfnctimisaro willing to offer a reward of Fiio Hundred Dollars to nnv dentist shall vhocau show that it contains nujthins injuiioub totlto teeth A mouthfull of pcailv white tectli is Sam Hart on Mt Sterling Hinkston of its constant use is tho sure of tho dental aud applo brandy at cost for cash only everywhere result jou dentist w hat he it recommended liy thois loaders mall post paid tirofesslon nsk thlnisof It Pcaillfoam tent by and frco and Bath county turnpjke is 1 Sterling and Ihompson Station turnpiko road at tho Clark county B Hue theuco with said piko aud south- Â¬ ern lino of district No 2 to tho old fill iron works road thonco with tho lino m of prccincttA to whero said lino m strikes tho old lino between tho Jeflor m Main Street Mt Sterling Kv w sonvillo and tho Levee products LiiJ thonco with said lino to tho Powell county line thence with tho Powell county lino to tho Clark county line thence with tho Clark county lino to tho beginning and tho voting place E3ES3I252SH3aSt2I253SSSSaK3S3BI 52S2PS2ES3S in said precinct shall bo at tho Lcvco Precinct C Bounded as follows preTO2gAr Beginning at the beginning of pre- Â¬ cinct A thenco with lino of precinct A to its intersection with precinct B SCO thonco with lines of precinct B to tho t Powell county lino thenco with tho Powell county line to tho Mencfeo county line thonco with tho Moncfeo 4 county lino to tho Bath county liiiOj thence with tho Bath county lino to tho southorn lino of district No 3 theuco with tho southern lino of dis erict No 3 to tho beginning and tho voting place in said precinct shall bo at Jeffcrsonvillo Ky Tho following named persons aro 0 heroby appointed officers of elections helcfiu Montgomery county for ono year trom this dato Xst district no 1 1 r -i Precinct A E W Bair and G C Evcrott Judges J C Brown Clerk Squire Turner SheriiF Precinct B C G Pangburn and R M Burbridgc Judges J R Wilson wssmtfixyjJt2rJs Clerk W II Strossman Sheriff Precinct C J D Wilson and W II Fletcher Judges J W Burroughs Clork Harry Campbell Sr Sheriff Senieur and W P Precinct Appcrson Judges TD Jones Clerk Ed William Sheriff -- w 5nST3D district no 2 Precinct A Zera Welch aud S S Priest Judges F M Willoughby Clork James T Stockdalo Sheriff Precinct B S English Anderson Two Thousand Dollars In Prizes Will Be Equitably Distributed and J T Dunavan Judges DG Read Our Plan Howell Clerk D L Smith Sheriff Precinct C J W Lockridgo and several years past competitions of an instructive order havo been For II J Daniel Judges W II Fogg ofTered by reputable business houses and manufacturers in England with tho object of increasing Uiclr sales and interesting their customcis in their re- Â¬ Clerk L C Riddell Sheriff spective goods Thcso contests on account of the unquestioned fairness dis Â¬ district no 3 played in conducting them havo interested the best peoplo of Great Britain Precinct A Richard Trimblo aud Believing that competitions oflored by a manufacturing concern such as ours Josiah Coons Judges M F Gish and conducted in tho samo honorable manner would excite universal interest among tho intelligent pcoplo of tho United States and Canada our Company Clerk J C B Duff Sheiiff oiler a Prize Competetition m which first Precinct B James Wills and II C havo decided to fair and impartial The intontion is oursatisfycllbrt will bo to to every ono on make it strictly Graves Judges C B Reed Clerk terintr this competition that thoy havo been duly credited with tho position James R Shrout Sheriff nvhich their cubits havo earned for them Wo arc sure that this class of a Precinct C John Tiimblo aud Jo- Â¬ pnzo contest will receive tho approval ot parents and all those having tho In seph M Smith Judges Jonas War Â¬ strucliou of young at heart Tho prizes to bo awarded in this competition1 will consist entiro of articles of sufficient value to bo appreciated by ivory ner Clerk Chas II Jones Sheriff person receiving ono as a fair reward for tho efforts put iorth by thorn Our district no 4 intontion is to dovido tho amount to bo given away in prizes varying iu Precinct A Miller Anderson and value from eight dollars to ono hundred dollars each and wo enter into an B F Ensor Judges W W Storms honorable agreemont with those entering this competition to distribute fairly Two Thousaud Dollars in piizes Clerk C C Shubort Sheriff Prize Bible Competition Precinct B Thomas Kelly and I Ed McClure D Yocum Judges We will pay Ono Hundred Dollars in cash to tho first porton who cor Â¬ Whero in the Bible do the following rectly answers tho following questions Clerk John W Cockrcll Sheriff three words first appear lllaiu 2 Broad 3 Milk Tho second person Precinct C Harlan Knox and John answering correctly will leccivo Seventy five Dollars in cash The Daniel Judges J P Colliver Clork person sending correct answer will receive Fifty Dollars in cash Tho third next J II Oldham Sheriff ten will each receive an elegant Coin Silver hunting case Watch Tho next ton will each receive an clegaut Silk Dress pattern sixteen yards in any color Mr Clovolaud gave a dinner Thurs Â¬ Tho next ton will each receive a first class pair of Opera Glasses MIDDLE PRIZES Every answer when received will bo numbered and day evening in New York to Richard outered on a special Look with tho namo and address of tho competitor Tho Crokcr Liout Gov Shcohan Edward thlrty thrco persons sending tho thirty three correct answers which aro tho Murphy William C Whitnoy and middle ones received will receivo duplicates of prizes awarded for tho first others Tho political situation was thirty three correct answors LAST PRIZES Tho thirty three persons sending tho thirty three cor- Â¬ discussed and it is thought that a rect answors which aro received last will receivo duplicates of tho prizes that Â¬ basis of peaco botweou tho two frac aro awarded for the first and middle thirty threo correct answers tho last tious of tho party in that Stato was correct answer recoiving the Ouo Hundred Dollars tho next to tho last tho Soventy fivo Dollaro aiul so on until tho thirty threo prizes for tho last thirty mutually agreed upon three correct answers havo beon awarded SPECIAL PRIZES A prize consisting of an olegant Ladies or Gon tlomons Watch will bo givon to tho person Bonding the first corroct answer Having determined to discontinue which is tho first received from their State or Province i Fall goods arriving now every clay Mr Hazel- Â¬ rigg has just returned from the East after having bought a full and complete stock of fall dress goods domestic notions novelties etc Carpets rugs shoes hosiery umbrellas We have everything in the dry goods line in our house Call and ask for what you want All summer goods and remnants very low Grubbs Hazelrig e SCHOOL BOOKS Corner Drug Store T G JULIAN Mt f o Sterling j Ky K siooa ioohos ijiijas 0 IBIZE DF IBXEXuES OOITPETITIOIT i V N ADAM BAUM SON of custom duty AWA11U OF PRIZES Tcn of tho leading ministers of purcity will be lovltcd to attend and v assist in tho aw ard ot tho prizes au duiu niiu cvim jwiu uou4o iuuj i uu iiuij-- viuuiuu ii vnuinuio jirizo iQia your trouble 4UAW0Wf i G 3m 7 4t Bxqtalslt Toilet 170 Yougo iMlfgr Street Toronto Canada Co 1 vS w WVfrJ xt y1 THE4DV HORSE AND TRACK LAND efOCk AND CROP wmgmymi23ms V I Lajj t -- - r u - s PcloV It CockroU sold last wtfk to Montgomery County Mb v room 2 li now leads in tlws list cf ffliojkes lred by Gen Washington bw gayle the owner of Temple Bar hrotieht suit against tho Cleve land Driving Park for tho alleged im proper expulsion of hhnsclt and horse E 1 Wiggin paid 1000 for Martha lie purchased hor Maj W A Sudduth of Louisville hiss splendid saddle marc Virgie B for 225 A wheat buyer said yesterday You can say to the farmers that havo liot as yet threshed their wheat that they had better look out as wo havo seen several crops recently that woro greatly damaged by tho weevil Tile only stallion that looks able to I dont bqfivo thero is a stack in the give Alvin a race at present is Lo county which has no wcovil Dau BHcna - SraSMgMMPMM 3ZT2D THB EARLY BIRD CATCHES THB lwhen 2 11 a si 1 i 123 n WOM Basco villo Advocate Wilton 2 10i the handsomo little sou of GcOrgo Wilkes is represented y two as sensational performers this par as about any siro that can bo Thov are Silicon two- aentioncd Eehr old raco record U loA ana jjio- raco record tfette four-vcar-old ate i France Tho prico which Sou aro to pay for Biduey for tho threo years ho will stand at Highland Farm is reported to bo 60000 V C Ed Gcors has given the following three trotters records below 215 this season a feat that no other driver ever performed in a season Nightingale Honest by Mambriuo King 214 aro 2 14i and Globe 214 George Sttiio trio Nightingale that has won two 10- aud made a 4 000 stakes this season record of 2 13 was slow in develop ing her speed AS a In 1889 alio went a milo in 242 alio started in four vacos and got a mark of 2 39 Tho following season RMslm started eleven times and won bright races her best performance be lt inn 229 Last year sue again iook imrfc in elovou races beiug unplaced ntiiv fwirn and jrcttiuZ a record of 227 Sho originally carried heavy weights on her fore feet being mix gaitcd but now a soven ounco shoo and four ounco weight is all sho needs for ballast The magnifident speed triumphs of Saucy Ilanks and Martha Wilkes at tho trotting gait and tho equally brilliant flights of Hal PointeV Flying Jib and Mascot in tho pacing arena absorbed popular attention quebtion of tho stallion chain has been little thought of xdrrom a breeders standpoint it is the a mnvii Ul w VlUUIli IILUU rr Tun itll in 0 mill Tho Winchester Fair begins to day Tho entries to tho trots aro large and tho races will be hotly contested You will spend a pleasant day by attend- iour-ycar-o- Prowitt and Wood bought a car- Â¬ load of fall lambs of different parties at 3 to 4 cents per pound E W Leo bought 22 extra nico feeders about 1150 lbs average from Navo Bros at 3ccnts por pound Prowitt and Wood sold to A W Smith 120 stock owes at 275 Spencer Hubble sold to Trowitt and Wood 25 hogs at 4 cents Ilubblo and Walkor sold to Spencer Hubble 75 stock ewes at 375 Prowitt and Wood bought ot It B Rico 15 head of butcher cattlo at 2 cents per pound and of William and Silas Sandidge 55 hogs at 4 cents E W Lee 6old fifty owes to Navo Bros at 4 perhoad fifty to James Knox at 385 and twelve to J M Van Meter at 350 Ho sold 105 wcathors to Pen tor Sandldgo at 3 cnets per pound Dauvillo Advocate Trotting Association a pn ZsU viJttTTjrTrxrzrxik D i i al Oct w I m ii Libera Premiums Big Purses 71 m m qgwaggggagKgjrjwrq XS3 m n lUD m Dr J W Powell threshed 43 1 2 bushels of clover seed from 14 1 2 acros of ground which is an averago ofthico bushels to tho acre an unu- Â¬ sual yield two bushels being consid- Â¬ ered a fine crop Harrodsburg Say- Â¬ ings Mr Geo Cogar of Danville re Â¬ ports tho lamb trado remarkably dull Thero has been no recent change in tho price of tho old crop which remains steady at 425 for av- Â¬ erage lots and 460 for fancy Ho estimates that hero aro 500 or 000 A grand Balloon ascension first day when two women and a man will tons unsold in the homp counties jump from a trapeso at tho height of a quarter of a mile south of the river The new crop Bycycle races Clay Pigeon Tournament and other attractions each day now being cut is very iudiffcrcnt jFExcursion rates on all railroads For catalogues address tho Secretary and no offers for it aro being made over 5500 in PREMIUMS Over G W Tlae State And enterprise catches tho trade whijo tho prices we jh aro prepared to offer in order to make room for fall goods 111 will cause you to catch your breath in astonishment Dont fall to call aud see our goods and you will be convinced 1 M and PURSES 1000 given to the Trots the first day I K PHIPPS RTTHfTRlRRnP TTI W R J n A TTvri7TnT t UffSlSfSH-g-t fso r v JL llllrf sV AtfPTOetcrs P jti r scobec J W Whito and Bean Bros will have horses at Win chester this week Oima by Onward trotted a mile last last half in 109 week in 225 Medium also jvorked Folly by Happy a mile in in 223 Sho is getting in good shapo and ought to beat hor Sho is entered in record this season the 2 22 class at our Fair Evangeline by Director won tho at Cloveland taking a ll 2 llf in tho fifth heat record of Tho October meeting at Lexington promises to bo ono of tho best over In tho held by that Association 5000 stake Martha Wilkes 208 will not start and tho field will probably Nightingale bo Evangeliue 211 Now York 213 2 13J Paragon Wilkes 214 Central 213 Muta and others as woll known It will bo one of tho liest races ever trotted Nancy Hauks sulky with which sho made a record- of 2 07 weighs G2 pounds Tho sulky Mimd S drew when 6ho trotted in 20SJ weighed 42 pounds Tho notion that some people seem Â¬ -- Richmond Register Kentucky now has scvon milo tracks located as follows At Nicholasville Versailles Harrodsburg Mt Sterling Cynthiana Maysvillo and Lexington Since tho Mt Sterling track has been widoncd and tho upper turns thrown up a little it is pronounced by com- Â¬ petent Judges tho fastest in the Stajo Wo aro going to have somo grand trots at the fair September 27 to October 1 W E Anderson Pres Bean Sec JACKSTEWART AUCTIONEER IEXIKOTON KY WHENEVERYOU WISH To make an Investment ina Building and Loan Association be 5ure to take stock in the Him MUSIC I will CLASS in Prompt attention given to all sales entrusted to jUcaro I euvu ordurs at thisofllccor aildjois care ot Clarendon Hotel Lexington Ky 13 lyi reopen mf class free-for-a- Becauso it is tho only Association that gives you a dolinito contract Be- Â¬ Old Stolen from Bur Grrssy Lick Correspondent causo it is the only Association that publishes and proves by actual calcula Win Dean bought of Henry Riggs tion that its stock matures in 7 years Because you will not ho disappointed the farm known as the old Taul farm when you wish to borrow Becauso its charter docs not allow tho Associa- Â¬ N N AND M V CO E D containing 40 acres at 2000 in two tion to buy sell or Ioaso proporty or spoculalo in real estate Because the best business mon and financier of this Stato approve tho plan of the payments Short Line to- Because it pays 8 por cent semi annually Coupons attach COLUMBIA Dr J A Shirloy sold to James F investors should call on our agents Washington v Philadelphia Mason a work mule at New York Baltimore S0 C W HARRIS President W W THOMPSON Sec Tieas A DkIIAVEN Counsel W WILLIAM OCONNELL OlcVPoint and tho Sea Shore Richard Stofer sold to Wm Bush DR C DUEUSON J M VANARSDELL Agent fifteen head of cattlo at 3G0 weight On account of my inability to travel I respectfully ask my friends to call Tin nnsECT line to 1400 A W Stofer sold to same four at my office in tho Tyloi Appersou block and allow mo to explain the ad Â¬ head at 350 and six head at 325 vantages of tho Columbia I M VANARSDELL Lexington Louisville -four-year-old Of Louisvilie Ky music at my residence No 35 Kentucky Route East High street Monday September 5 1S92 Call on me for prices Mrs J R Wilson 3 LOCAL BOARD 3t IIekiiy Watson ILClavMcKee MKEEWATSOIST 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 per hundred A W aug 23 ly St Louis Kansas City Memphie goiitll and Stofer has bought thirty cattlo from differ Â¬ Chattanooga AJfDALI XOIXTS head of ent parties at two-year-o- ld 325 weight 1000 pounds West and aSOlllnvest Southwest IS EFFECT JAXUAitV 4 - Hall bought of GeorgoOwings ono hundred barrels of new corn in the lieldat 2 per barrel Tho rain on last Friday was the best for several months and tho farmers aro taking advantage of it in fall plow- Â¬ ing C II J Tobacco cutting is in full blast Sotno few have finished cutting QUEENSWARE TINWARE WOODENWARE AND A FULL LINE OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLE- Â¬ 11 East Bound Lexintrton Ive Winchuctcr Jit tstorliiifj Ait Vit Olive Hill Ive Fast Iimtd Acom AecVin Mall Express Daily Dailv Daitv Dailv KxSun Ex Sun B 7 KJam ii ISpm S Upm 11 JOain 21am 7 OUpm 7 lUpni IS oinii 52am 87 aOpin 7 15pm 1 Wipm 10 to havo tlftttlio puouinntlo sulky can make a slow horso trot fast is hit hard u 13 1SimlOSiiiin lislilaml Cattlottslmrp Ivo 12 Sspm 10 48pm lliuitiugton Avr IS 50pm 11 07pm loam n CSpm 10tlmiAWv a 8 45am H Warn DSSain Hum igraoottjCoiiM A recent discovery lir an old physician Succossfuilv lliwl ITiniltltll li lliniint r- of Ladies Is tlio onlv fectlyt afo and icliable medlcino difcovorel Jlowate of unprincipled dnigirists who offer in Â¬ ferior medicines In plneo of this AfeU for Uookh Cotton Uoot CoMfOfNi take no substitute or iucloM n and b c Jits in iKistago in letter and wo wileeiip Miiit by rettmi mail Full sealed pai tlculars inpli In envelope to ladles oulv two AddivM tauip 1 i Attention G A R It Tho Chesapeake and Ohio Rail- Â¬ road Company will sell round trip tickets to Washington D C Septem Â¬ ber 13 to 20 inclusive good to return until Octobor 10 at tho extremo low Iu addition to this New South and Pioneer Cane Mills Cooks Evaporators and ralo of 1250 sido trips can bo made to all points of Pans Cider Mills Saw Mil Supplies and Belting did she interest near Washington at tho very Happy Hoostors lowest rates For full information Wm Timmoiifl Postmaster of Ida apply to Electric Bittors ville Ind writes E G Coleman agent has done more for mo than all other combined for that bad medicines feeling arising from kidney aud liver Tho birthday anniversary of tho John Leslie fanner and troublo LEADING HARDWAKB MERCHANT Find lato Vice President Hendricks was stockman of samo place says Bittors to bo tho best kidnoy obsorved in Now Albany Thursday Electric and liver medicine made mo fool like evening with a rousing political dem Â¬ SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE a new man J W Gardner hard Â¬ ware merchant same town says onstration Addresses wero mado by Electric Bitters U just tho thing for a Senator Turpio and Congiessmau The oldest and most reliable system of Busines Colleges man who is al run down and dont Jason B Brown Mr Turpio will Only experienced teachers employed caro whether ho lives or dies ho stump the Stato from now until No Â¬ in the United States found now strength good appctlto vember and predicts that tho Terms low great Â¬ Book keeping and Short hand specialties and folt just liko he had a new lease est victory over known to Indiana will Kooms on hrst Hoor lull iniormatton address on life Only 50 cents t bottle at W llnniil of Trndiu bo won by tho Democrats then S Lloyds drug store 2t Enos Spencer Louisville Ky Mulniitrcit corner Third - by the Eider and Driver when it gets off the following Up at Fleetwood some ono paid that Nancy Ilanks trotted a full milo in 2 07- becauso of tho pucumatio sulky A bystander with a look of 6tircasm remarked Sho didnt ride any part of tho way MENTS Wost Bound Huntington OlltlCttnllUlL mWJ COMPOUND DAILY i Lao ta OOiim 1 1 20pm Mitchell Fisli Bros Wagons Asldand Olivo Hill Lexington 0 23am 5 37am I fiojiin 8 20am J 03nm 4 00am 9pm 11 B5pin 57pm T 8 65pm lopm Ivo 1027am 4 njpm U 25am lsopm 11 ISaiii 4 58pm 0 15am 1 fiSpm Arr i uoim u uupm o uiim 43im IIMITKP VKdTIJimKD KYlUKS- - nitir daily and Im8 Vestilmled lullmun Skeperu be Pond LIlvCo tween Umldvilkv Lexington Waslilugtiin Nev o S Fisher lllock Detroit Mich York and Old inint Comfort This train ic Sold in Mt Stirling by Kennedy Tiro W S iniiilo tpart of tho celebrated K V V Kim ul LoyiMtC Lloyd 1 U Juiiati and druggists lliintinston on the C A O Itoutc a iiyw here KASTMAILlTAlXSiun daily except Sun day between Lexington and Ilunun rton Make direct connections at Huntington with C it O Mt Sterling Winclnslir At Axhhmd with 3 V Jtv At IVIiiRhnnlpp with K City north and wnith bound and at I ulnir ton with L Nn L S and C X O TV ltail roitlis t Woods Phosphodine THK OB1CAT 1 J EHflLISH KEMKnY LKXINUTOX it OLtVli HILL ACCOMMO DATIOX daily except Sunday Connects at Wincliester to anil from K C point and at Lex Â¬ ington with L H S Ky for Louisville Ky For full information in regard to Itatesltoutcs etc apply to any agent of tlda or connecting lines or to H E Huntington VPGM G 0 L Brown ror Lexington Ky TPA W Barney W S Harrison stamiis Addras Xcrvous WcakncssKmis shins and Siiennatorrhca Impotency and all cilects of Abuso tir Kxcessee ltecn prescrllicd over S1 years in tliousnnds of S nrtnr -uiu aim itoncsi iuctuao known Ak uiuggist furWiods Pliosphixlino if lieoirerhhonif wortliless medicine in place of thKlim nIdsv dishonest it utoif inclosen prico in rttpr nil o III i one pnekago six 5 Ono Mill plea nix will wiuv niiiiMiici in jimin seaica envelope iwn i c 1i oniptlv and poniian ently cui es all onus of nlA7 juiiiin 1 V nJ1 GALoxingtouKj It C Lloyd WS Lloyd CrAA6hlaudKy uuigsits CTcrywhciv JSold in Mt Sterling by Kcnnedv Ili o TurltonO Julian and lm 41 4 Mu V V r I X7 -- - if if- - A u - v y - til - v J X - - wmfflssx kfev ri v f - JJ- t4STtK4tltt nil lllllhUlfwiHllllliiJ HI THE ADVOCATE Kentucky Central R R BLUE GRASS ROUTE j Shortest and Quickest Route - RPi 0 p5ti sgggiBjaggga rlste M M flft FROM VI Has HsU BITES L t M PW3 Yi f FOR CENTRAL KENTUCKY TO ALL POINTS Ice all Worm arr EVERY BOTTLE GDAPAf ffOBTH Ss SOUTH well adapted to cMklren lift I recommend tturuperlor to any prescription n A Arcrxx M D known to mo Ill So Oxfora St Brooklyn N T C m tor I a U IIlJ for ViiChurch Tins Cwmtni Coupaxt 77 w i Mt U- - MlM bbT issssll sssfB Infants and Children Bour Stomach Diarrhoea Eructation Kills Worm tireJ Bleep and proiuotcs restion Wi UioutlnJ iurious medication A Elst Main Street Onatoria cartfl Colic Cotwtlpfttlon STERLING KENTUCKY fl HOj Through Gaily train eorvico between Cincinnati and Middlesborough N 11 lt and points on L Schedule in Effect Xov SoutliUouitd No 1 Daily Express 8 10 8 IS 1145 in 43 n in 11 IS a in 10 m 11 v JAPAHtSt 15 1801 is bo unlrerial and Ths liae of Cator Its nwlta so well known that It seema a worK of Mipererocatlon to endorse It Few xo the Intellijent fftmllles who do not keep Costoria within easy reach Cajoo MinTm DD xrA mfv Lato Pastor Bloomlnsdalo Itef ormtxl For BOTeral yoara I havo rocommpnded your Castoria and shall always contlnuo to do no as itiuw invariably produced bonoflclal results Edwin F Pardeb M D 125th Street and 7th Are MTho Wlnthrop Now York City 1 m 1 FURNITURE AM in ir to win and will do it by handling only i best make of goods and selling at a small profit The time is off for success in a small business will J m iurgu proms t dusinkss iviKN can only nope to af tain success in this day of progress by many stflte eacn arucic oeannf a sma nrorl nnr t hpn pvprv nvt- tomer must be treated alike How unfair it is to sell to one man at a certain price and becausehis neighbor is a little closer to sell to him for less money It is not right My stock of FURNITURE is entirely NEW not a piece of old stock It has been pur--- pj chased for the cash it is in my store less all discounts Buying my entire stock at once by car load shipments I have saved considerable freight expense and these methods mv stock is out in the store much cheaper than when small orders are made hence I cam sell at very close figures saving money to my customers and making some for myself Goods which 1 have subjected to very low prices Ti7T nrr-r ottito oujljlo JLJlNllNa t- y xiu xwuiu PARLOR rTTMn JluuiVI rUK- NITURE SUITS FOLDING BEDS WARDROBES BOOK CASES SIDE- I5UAKUS JSTU 1 -tt- Accm Knst Lino Daily Kv bun Ex Sun 8 00 pni No5 No 8 iI p m Ml Ivo Uinclmintl Jjto Covington Io Air 1aris Ait Lexington lvo hula Air Winchester Ivo Winchester Air ltlrlimoml ltlclimond Ive Jleiea Ait Livingston Im Livingston lvo J omlim Ait Cot bin I ad Corliln Falmouth Jvo Cviitliiuna mn im am 808pm 2 55pm 0 10pm 10 23pm 11 302pm 4 Sfipiu WiF sot Muniur Stbbkt Nkw Yonfc CORE i 6pm uupm S It 0 lOpm 7 u II lve Ait Ive Corbin 12 10 m 12 40 pm 1 33 p m 35 pm 2 03 pm 3 01 p m 3 15pm 4 10 j in 4 50 p in s oo i m l i liirbouivlllo 5 52 ii m Ivo linovillo 0 41 p m Mlildlebm ongh 7 33 p in Cunibciin Gnp7 55 p in a a in lo l 7 7 HIcod supra ordosroc External Internal illlndor ltceent or Hereditary inp Itching Chronic never been known to This remedy lias posith cly OOpm fall IIOOiilxixU boxes for 500 kmH by mall ifipm prepaid on receipt ot price Awilttcn Uiinnui COptu teo posith cly given to each purchaser of boxes 05im when purchased at ono time to refund tlio 500 jiininntco iSMicd by W S 53pm paid if not cuird lloj d Dnigslst and Solo Agent ML Sterling 22 ly Ky Call Sales mp for A Guaranteed Cure for Files of whatever kind piPpipiiTj5ijp Sifpii Pi pj S 1 U M M Ml TAILT uy i u j C3 1 m OOTD3 ii- - 7 5 f iyiHjufi iw y ny ity ip ilK Ivo Williamsburg AlTIelllco Uichmoml Lancaster Stanford Arr 4 50 p m 3 43 p in 0 20 1 mm PECULATE THE STOMACH No 4 Dally 7 00 7 50 10 15 ARE NOW Ilcccivhig fall importaflons of votp Dress Goods Blanket Vol- - 4 4 P M Us IK i pin Ie Iac 50 p in 4 45 p m 5 20 p in LIVER AND BOWELS JLXV Noitli Boiuui No 2 Daily Express fc NoU Dally Ex bun PURIFY THE BLOOD A RELIABLE REMEDY FOR Arr Uieliiuonit lve Stanford Ive Lancaster am am am Air ni S liuCtmiTit Gap LrcMiilillc lxirousli cm j lvo linovillo Ivo Itii brvillo iJ ArrCoibin ma q LioCorbln Ivo Ignition H Livingston Arr Ivh Livingston Ivo Heron Arr liielimond Cot bin Ivoelllco lve WillinVug S i SOSum 8 45 am USSniii am am am U25niu 33 am 10 11am 11 03 am 1 Indtgcitlun JHIIouhicm Headache Conntl potion lypcilu Chronle Liter Trouble Djucntorj nUzlncM Hod Complexion OrTcnlvo Breath nnd nil dUordera or the Blomnch Ilrcr and nuwcln Rlpuna Talmles contain nothing Injurious to the won ilellcato constitution Plwuiuit to take Bate effectual Olre Immediate relief Sold by druptfuU A trial bottle sect by mall on receipt of 10 15 Hosiery Crocrulilo Undorwcar inchuling weaves in color nntl blacks Storm Serges in all tlio popular colors Camels hair effocts Homespun anil Flannel Suitings Bilk and wool I i cent Addrou u to 7 47 8 35 BO am THE RIPANS CHEMICAL CO ooooooooooeoeo SPRUCE STREET NEW YOrtK CITY warp Henriettas Drapes Almas Tricots and Broadcloth in all colore Full lino of Zeiglcrs Shoes Under contract for early shipmont eu Em-ln-oidc- irs and Torchons in good sup- Â¬ ply also full lino of dress trini- dj3iil f 1 p in -- JlfsH sssftwflRFflssTHpfllsssssssssEssHF IsvL 11 13 lvo Itichmoml Ait Winclicxlcr- Ive Winchester- Arr Im is Ivo Lexington LvclaiU Ivo Cynthinna lvo Falmouth AirCovington Arr Cincinnati - 10 53 mn 10am 45nin 00nm 7 Mum 8 24 am 23 am 10 40 am 7 7 7 0 05 am 0 55 nm 12 12 12 2 00 pin 2 37 pm 3 07 pm 4 01 pin 5 35 pm 6 45 pm 41pm 41pm 1 35 pm 155 pm 2 27 pin lonn nm HEALTH IS WEALTH HtKVL 3 45 pm 4 23 pm 4 48 pm 5 SO piv 0 37 pm 0 45 pm K t tJfvdSrdS DRAIN Ail ss Sunnner Goods at Cost JOHN SAMUELS Ji isfrnEATMENT fiM Dr E C Wests Nen o nnd Drain Treatment n guai antced specillo for Hysteria Dizziness Con Â¬ vulsions Fits Nervous Neuialgia Headache Nervous Frosliiition catted by the uso of nlco hol or tobacco Wakefulness Mental Depression Softening of tlio lirnlu lxMiUing in insanity and lendlnir to misery decay and death Franattire Old Age llarrennexs Loss of Power in either mx Involuntaiy Loes nnd Semintonhoaa caused by oer exertion of Lach box contains one or otcr indulgvnco TLoO a lox or six boxes for months ti eatment 500 sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price fidence that I understand the business and can give m satisfaction U Store room MAIN STREET m Lloyds Drug Store Residence on Next D60V to R C West High Street u iw i I also keep a complete line of CASKETS in my Undertaking Department and having graduated in this business in offering my services it is with the con- Â¬ p 1 m MAYSVILLE BRANCH North Hound Dally Ex Sun 7 00 7 55 a m 8 Is 8 40 a in fi ppMMPMM MMPMPMMg ylHif- iggM EMMmM PMMMMSMMPgil o 10 lvo FaiN Arr Millersburg Arr Carlisle Arr Joluwm Arr JIayBVillc Ie Io Covington lo Lexington Cincinnati am am aiu at n m No 12 Dally Ex Sui 2 53 pm S 02 pm 5 20 pm 0 15 piu o a pu 7 00 inn 7 54 jim 8 30 pic ifif nn- - HICKS CARPEI No 87 m lS3-S-XJLX- 22e ST0K JTJ 4 t 10 10 WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To euro any cai c With each older received bv ExSun us for six lioxcs accompanied w itli 500 we will end the purchaser our ttiittcn guaianteo tore fund the money if tlio ticatnicniloc not effect a 1 50 pm C 20 a m oui m Guaraiilees issued only by W S Ilojd Maysvlllo Ivo 2 27 pm Druggist nnd Solo Agent Ml Steiling Ky 5 57 a in lvo Johnson 3 20 pm 50 a in L o Carlisle 3 45 pm 7 15 a m Millersburg 4 10 pm 7 40 a m I Arr laris 7 00 pm 8 2 a m Ait lxiiigtnu 0 37 pm 10 51 a m Arr Covington We will pay the above reward for an v eaeof 0 45 pm 11 00 a m Arr Cincinnati Liver Complaint Djspepsla Sick Headache In Â¬ digestion Con tipalioii or Cosiheness we can not euro with Wests Vegetable Liver Fills when C 1 ATMOKE S It KNOTT the diivctions aio t triitly complied with They vegetable mm GcnI 1ass Agt are purely sugar Coated neer fall to gie sat Â¬ Trafilc Manager Large boxes contain irfiictinn General unices Imisville Ky ing m pi lis 23 cents Itcware of counterfeits and 11 imitilion- - The genuine manufuctuied only by MOUSE AsVL GcnI lassgr Au 8 F OlUce Chamber of Commereo Hldg Cinti O Tut Ioiin-- C Wkst comiany Cuicaoo III 22 ly For sale by all druggists N 1 Dally to all points except ltowland Dl vision which is dally except Sunday No 2111111 dally ex Sunday from Lcxinglor to Cmcintl DO YOU LOSE JciVobi FENCILS AT N Kims dailv No 1 Kuusdailv from all stations except the you Rowland Division which is dally except Sunday Get our Magic Scholars Companion andCont- Â¬ ill have no trouble as It isfiislcind by a No II Dillv except Sunday inuation Lock Eerj- lKixhasit different coin 5 Dally ex Sunday between Cincinnati No binatiou sent potpaid for 23 cents ami lxiiiKtou A Fahkku Daincrs Mass No Hi Iaiis and Lexington Accommodation Lexington 10 00 am Atiivee Le nes Daily Fails 10 45am Cin g7TT7TKFTTr No 7 Falmouth Accommodation ciiinati 3 15pm Anhca Falmouth 7 03 pm Seeds DHNCTUC PDPP Two packets daily except Sunday rAflOlljOrnEiCi nd one packet Foilula No s Leave Faluouth 00 am An ires Cin ra fivh and warrunteil woith 20 cents with a cinnati 7 53 nnu daily except Sunday Â¬ Nos and 3 make connection at Winchester foi six iiKinthssiib cripiion to Plain Talk a six teen page illn traieil uionthlv for fining eople M Uv points on the N N Xo l Can ics through curs fi nm Cincinnati to all for 23 cent- Hox 1IAIN TALK ITISLlsillNG 32311 xew York City Middleborough and Cumlieilnnd Gap and all in UOJIFAN South Hound -- No a Daily Ex bun No 11 Dail Mil stan North Broadway Second Floor fil bUJLl CARPETS Ju 500 Reward t ent - All kinds of best grade of Carpot9 at tho very lowest possible prices A Cure for the Ailments of Man and Beast A long tested pain reliever 1 Its use - lncs pryirTrag lanr Â¬ 1 t rfrntloun titiv- - Mnt m4iUilv 1332 Ja 1892 -- Hazel Green ta n2ra min oJsi Farmer the Stock Raiser and by every one requiring an effective liniment No other application compares with it in efficacy This well known remedy has stood the test of years almost generations No medicine chest is complete without a bottle of Mustang Liniment Occasions arise for its use almost every day All druggists and dealers have it is almost universal by the Housewife the CURTAINS Beautiful Curtains well worth tho money They arc called Bargains OIL CLOTHS Oil Cloths tho best makes and in tho nowpst ami rnnsV loclmliin patterns HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS no nouso in iveniucKy nannies octtcr goous or sells for closer mA profits 153 I- - ti KJ H 1 a w I FURNITURE JHWIEHLS0N 4A J nuiida txou fc ca a mub ttti ootsi mb3s wnVar ui -y THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION s a-J Tucscltiy Sept 27 ligT ELter Wednesday Sept 2S Thursday Sept 20 Friday Sept 30 JXJU A XX v 011 -irriacLe n r n v v--y 4--J- vi t lastsi ca arxa cara- -1 iwv h- East Main Street sS tfg L tlaarLa3a3r otiaer 1200 Children over Over 15 years 10 and ---- IN PRMIUMS Competition Open to the World under 15 Place opposite jail on High street Have added to our stock of COAL tne Well KllOWn liLiAVJI UiUMJ aim UIO CCIOUIUIVU rxxivtjijuri uliuv- COAL and Rtill licadquarton for BELMONT PKACU SMITHING 45 Gmo ORCI1AKD NUT and CANNEL COALS MtSPeP Jones Mt ssSsjj LEIXINOTON Dealers in all kinds of Furniture KV I1 J Is I Walnut Oak Mahogany and Cherry Bedroom Sets Clxiote Tho Tie H0DELL m 25 Cents for you Wo arc 35 Cents your job printing prepared to do lino job printing in all Catalogues giving premiums in full will soon be its branches on short notico and on ready for distribution and maybe had by addressing the reaounblo terms Programmes let- Â¬ terheads billheads statements and Secretary everything in this Hue done in strictly W T SWANGO D S GODSEY llrst class style tf Secrtary President years - - - Advocate will bo glad to do Kentucky Training School Sterling Ky Tho Best Bed Made jj3 P Military school lth colleg- Â¬ A practical homelike iate courie Number limited rooms lull last year EtttJa Apply early Major C W FOWLER Superintendent FAG CSTTIIE HANDSOMEST LINE OF CHILDRENS CAR CENTRAL 0 0 0 il KENTUCKY AT PRICES LOWE Bl wM l tf wWWWPsiwr r - W- - 11 rJtf n v f 4 - -- W v a t j - f wiMwcrwwiW t- - tSr 1 4 iLfdmiii jjli 1 1 - fvtllf i - ptffMlt P mmmmi M nWL 4z Kswva hsb 1MT fpik fi Ail 5 FT Wj MViiM f WffWWflu over before and tho homo market tor such products have been enlarged by the estabÂ¬ lishment of now itid istries nnd tho devel Â¬ opment of others We may confldentlyaubmlt to Unintelli- Â¬ gent nnd candid Judgment of tho Ameri Â¬ can farmer tvhether in nny corresponding period so much hns been dono to promoto his interests nnd whether In A continuance nnd extension of theso methods there is not a better prospect of food to him than in tho invitation of tho Democratic partyÂ¬ to givo our homo market to foreign manu Â¬ facturers nnd nbandon the reciprocity policy nnd better also than tho mdlcal and untried methods of relief proposed by other parties which aro soliciting his supÂ¬ ACCEPTED VJEhe Itopublican Nomination by 15 Frcaiilnnt Ifiirrlsnn fHis Letter of Acceptance Just made Public The National Cm rency American Ship- Tariff Tin Xlntc L plug Reciprocity f Wool Tho Markets of tho World Elections Civil Sort lea Foreign Com meree Etc Washington Sept 0 Tho following la President Harrisons lottor nccopting the Republican nomination for the office of president of tho United States Wabhikoton Sept 3 Hon William McKinley Jr and Others Committee Etc Gentlemen I now nvail myself of the 1 flrst period of relief from public duties to respond to the notification which you brought to Juno 20 of my if i tion for tho mo on of president of thonomlnn ofllco I United States by the Republican national conven tion recently hold at Minneapolis I accept tho nomination and am grateful for the approval expressed by the convention of the acts of tho administration I have endeavored without wavering or weariness so far as tho direction of public affairs was committed to me to carry out tho pledges mado to tho people in 1888 If the policies of tho administration have not been distinctively nnd progressively American nnd Republican policies tho fault has not been in tho purpose but in tho execution I shall sneak frankly of tho legislation of congress nnd of tho work of the executive ior tno creuio or any successes that UR uepartinents have been nttalucd is in such measures duo to others senators and representatives and to tho efliclent heads of tho 30vcral executive departments that I may do Bovithout impropriety A votoof want of confidence is asked by our adversaries and this challenge to a rovlew of what has been dono wo promptly and gladly accept The general work of tho Fifty first congress has been subjected to the revision of a Democratic house of representatives and the acts of the executive department to its scrutiny and investigation A Democratic national administration was succeeded by n Republican administration and tho freshness of ovents gives unusual facilities fOr fair comparison and judgment There has seldom been a time I think when n chnugo from tho declared policies of tha Republican to the declared policies of tho Democratic party involved such serious re- Â¬ sults to tho business interests of the counÂ¬ Â¬ Â¬ Steamships ths amr naval rmnrrr fastest upon tho sea A special interest has been taken by mo in tho establishment of lines fr6m our South Atlantic nnd gulf ports and though my expectations have not yet lecn realized attention Has been called to tho advantages possessed by theso reports and when their people nro moro fully alive to their inter csta I do not doubt thnt tliey will bo able to secure the capital needed to enable them to profit by their great nntural advantage Tho Domocrntlo party has found no plncn in its platform for any reference to thk subject and lias shown its hostility to tho general policy by refusing to expend an appropriation mads during tho last ad- Â¬ ministration for ocean mail contracts with American linos Tho patriotic people the workmen in our Bhops tho capitalists seeking new enter- Â¬ prises must decide whethor tho great ships owned by Americans which navo sought American registry Bhall again humbly ask a place in tho English naval reserve thegreat ships now on tho design Â¬ ers tables to go to foreign shipyards for construction and tho United btatos loso tho now brightening opportunity of recov- Â¬ ering a place commensurnte with its wealth the skill of its constructors and tho courago of its sailors in tho carrying trndo of all tho fleas Another related measure as furnishing nn increased ocean traffic for our ships nnd of grcnt and permanent benefit to tho farmers and manufacturers as well is Tho llcclproclty Volley declared by Section 8 of tho tariff act of 1890 and now In practical operation with live of tho nations of Ccntrnl and South America San Domingo tho Spanish and British West India islands nud with Ger- Â¬ many and Austria under special trade ar Â¬ rangements with each The removal of tho duty on sugar and tho continuance of coffee and tea upon tho free list while giving great relief to our own people by cheapening articles used in Â¬ creasingly in overy household was also of such enormous ndvautago to the countries exporting theso articles as to suggest that in consideration thereof reciprocal factors should be shown in their tariffs to articles exported by us to their markets Great credit is duo to Mr Blaine for tho vigor with wldch he pressed this viow upon tho We linvo only begun to realize tho bene Â¬ fit of these trade arrangements Tho work of creating now agencies and of adapting our goods to now markets has necessarily taken time but tho results already at- Â¬ tained nro such I nm sure ns to establish in popular favor tho policy of reciprocal trade oased upon the free importation of such articles as do not injuriously com- Â¬ pete with the products of our own farms mines or factories in exchange for tho free or favored introduction of our prod- Â¬ country Â¬ Â¬ ucts into other countries Â¬ - A briof review of what has been dona and of what tho Democratic party propose to undo will justify this opinion Tho Republican party during tho civil war de- Â¬ vised n national currency consisting of United States notes Issued and redeemable by tho government and of national bank notes based upon tho security of United States bonds A tax was levied upon tho issues of state banks nnd the intended re- Â¬ sult that all such issues should be with- Â¬ drawn was realized There aro men among us now who never Baw a state bank note The notes fur bished directly or Indirectly by the United MP ates havo been tho only sare nnd accept- le paper onrrency oi mo people uwik ilures have brought no fright dolay or oss to the bill holders Tho noto of an in solvent bank is as good and as current as a treasury noto for tho credit of tho United States is behind it Our money is nil nationnl money I might sny international for tbeso bills nro not only tisualiy and indiscriminately accepted at par in all tho states but in somo foreign countries The Democratic party if entrusted with tho control of tho government is now pledged to repeal tho tax on Btato bank it sues with a view to putting into circulation again under such lverse legislation as me states may auopc a uoou oi local oanx issues univ inoso who in the years before the war experiA enced the inconvenienco nnd losses attend--an- t upon tho use of such money can ap preciate what a return to that system inÂ¬ Â¬ Â¬ try Â¬ volves Tho denomination of a bill was then often no indication of its value The bank detector of yesterday was not a safe guide today as to credit or values Merchants deposited soveral times during tho day lost the hour of bank closing should show a depreciation of the money taken in the morning Tho traveler could not uso in a journey to tho east tho issues of tho most solvent banks of tho west nnd in conse- Â¬ quence a money changers otllco was tho familiar neighbor of tho ticket ofllco and the lunch counter The farmer nnd the laborer found tho money received for their products or their labor depreciated when they enmo to make their purchases nnd tho wuolo business of the country was hindered and burdened Changes may becomo necessary but a na tlonnlsystem of currency safe and acceptable throughout the whole country is tho good fruit of bitter experiences nnd I am sure ourpeople will not consent to tho reactionary proposal mado by tho Democratic party Â¬ Â¬ Ainorlcun Shipping Fewsubjectshaveelicted more discussion or excited moie general interest than thnt of tho recovery by tho United Stntes of its appropriate sliaro of tho ocean carrying trade This subject touches not only our pockets but our national pride Practically all tho freights for transporting to Europe the enormous annunl supplies of provisions furnished by this council nnd for tho largo return of manufactured products have for many years been paid to foreign ship Â¬ r Up owners Thousands of immigrants annually Beek ing homes under our nop have been duiiiod the bight of it until they entered SandyÂ¬ Hook while increasing thousands of Amer ican citizens bent on European trrvel have each year stepped into foreign juris Â¬ diction at tho New Yoik docks Tho mer Â¬ chandise balance of tride which tho tzcad ury books sjiow is largely icduccd by tho anuunl tributo which we pay for ftwjit and passago moneys Tho great shipa--- a fa3tt3tupon tho bca which aro now inÂ¬ peace profiting by our trade nre in a sec ondary sense warships of their respective governments and in time of war v ould under existing contracts with those govern- Â¬ ments speedily tnko on the guiiB for which their decks are already prepared and enter with teirlble efficiency upon tho work of destroying our commerce Tho undis puted fact is that tho great steam Â¬ ship lines of Europo were built up nnd aro now in part sustained by direct or indirect government aid the latter taking tho form of a liberal pay for carrying the mails or of an annual bonus given in consideration of agreements to construct tho ships so as to adapt them for carrying nn nrmament and to turn drVin over to tho government on demand upon specified terms It was nlniu to every intelligent Ameri- Â¬ can that If tho United States would have such lines a similar pollcymust bo entered Tho Fifty first congress enacted upon such a law and under its beneficent in- Â¬ steamships fluence sixteen American having an aggregato tonnage of 67400 tons nnd costing 7400500 liavo been Â¬ Tho obvious efficacy of this policy in in- Â¬ creasing tho foreign trade of tho United States at onco nttracted tho alarmed atten- Â¬ tion of European trndo journals and boards of trade The British board of trade has presented to that gpvernment a memor Â¬ ial asking for tho appointment of a com- Â¬ mission to consider tho best means of coun- Â¬ teracting what is called The commercial crusade of tho United States At a meeting held in March last of the associated chambers of commerce of Grent Britain tho president reported that tln ox ports from Great Britain to the Latin American countries during tho last year had decreased 23750000 and this was not duo to temporary anises but directly to tho reciprocity policy of tho United States Germany nnd Franco hnvo nlflo shown their startled appreciation of tho fact thnt n new nnd vigorous contestant has apÂ¬ peared in tho bnttlo of tho markets and has already secured important advantages The most convincing evidence of the tre Â¬ mendous commercial strength of our posi- Â¬ tion is found in the fact that Great Britain and Spain have found it necessary to make reciprocal trade agreements with us for their West India colonies and that Ger Â¬ many and Austria have given us Import- Â¬ ant concessions in exchango for the contin- Â¬ ued freo importation of their beet sugar A few details only as to the increase of our trade can bo given here Tnking nil the countries with which arrangements huvo been made our trade to Juno CO 1892 had increased 2378 per cent with Brazil the increase was nearly 11 per cent with Cuba during the first ten months our ex- Â¬ ports increased 5702103 or 5480 and with Porto Rico M00599 or 34 per cent The liberal participation of our farmers in the benefits of this policy is shown by tho fol- Â¬ lowing report from our consul general at Havana under date of July 3f last During tho first half year of 1811 Havana received 140053 bags of flour from Spain nnd other ports of tho island about an equal amount or approximately 280112 bags During the samo period Havana re- Â¬ ceived 13070 bags of American flour and other ports approximately an equal amount making about 28000 bags But for tho first half of this year Spain has sent less than 1000 bags to tho wholo Island and tho United States has sent to Havana nlono 108487 bags and nbout nn equal amount to other ports of the island mak- Â¬ ing approximately 337000 for tho first half of 1802 Partly by reason of the reciprocal trado agreement but moro largely by reason of the removal of tho sanitary restrictions upon Amerlcau pork our export of pork products to Germany increased during tho ten months ending June 30 last 2025074 or about 32 per cent The British Trade Journal of London in u recent issuo speaking of tho increaso of Anieiicnu coal exports nnd of tho falling off of tho English coal exports of Cuba says It is another caso of American competi- Â¬ tion Tho United States now supplies Cuba with about 153000 tons of coal annually and theie is every prospect of this trade In Â¬ creasing as tho forets of tho island become exhausted and the uso of steam mnchiuery on tho sugar estates Is developed Ala Â¬ bama coal especially is securing a reputation in tho Spanish West Indies nnd tho river nnd rail improvements ot the south- Â¬ ern states will undoubtedly crcato nu im poi taut gulf trado Tho new reciprocity pouey oy wmen me unueu states are en- Â¬ abled to import Cuban sugar will of course assist tno American coal expotters even moro effectively thnn tho new lines of Â¬ upon particnlnr articles neceisry to affect equalisation between wages abroad and at home In somo not remote national campaigns tin issua hai been or moro cor- Â¬ rectly has bejp made to appear to bo be Â¬ tween rt high and a low protective tariffbot h parties expressing soma solicitous regard for the wages or our working people and for tho prosperity of our domestic indus Â¬ tries But under n moro courageous lead Â¬ ership the Democratic party has nov prac-Â¬ tically declared that if given power it will enact a tariff law without any regard to its effect upon wnges Or upon tho capital invested in our great industries Tho majority report of tho committee on platform to the Democratic national con- Â¬ vention at Chicago contained this clause That when custom house taxation is levied upon nrttcles of ntly hind produced in this country tho difference between tho cost of labor hero and abroad when such a difference exists fully measures any possible benefits to labor and tho enormous additional impositions of the existing tariff fall with crushing force upon our farmers and worklngmon Hero wo have n distinct admission of the Republican contention that American workmen nro advantaged by a tariff rate equal to the dlfferencooct ween homo ard foreign wages and a declaration only against tho nlleged additional impositions of the existing tariff law Again this majority report further de clared But In making a reduction in taxes It is not proposed to injure any domestic industries but rather to promote their healthy growth Moreover many indus Â¬ tries have come to rely upon legislation for successful continuance so that any change of law must bo at every Btep regardful of tho labor and tho capital thus involved Hero wo have an admission thnt many of our industries depend upon protective duties for their successful continuance nnd a declaration thnt tariff changes should be regardful of the workmen in such Industries and of tho invested capital The overwhelming rejpctlon of theso propositions which had before received the sanction of Democratic national conven- Â¬ tions was not moro indicativo of the new nnd more courageous leadership to which tho party has now committed itself than tho substitute which was adopted This substitute declares that protective duties aro unconstitutional high protection low protection all unconstitutional A Democratic Congress holding this view can not enact nor a Democratic president approve any tariff schedule tho purpose or effect of which is to limit importations or to give any advontngo to an American A bounty might I workman or producer judge bo given to tho importer under this view of the constitution in order to in- Â¬ creaso Importations and get the revenue for revenue only on tho limitation Reci- Â¬ procity of course falls under tills defini Â¬ tion for its object nnd effect are not revenue but tho promotion of commercial ex-Â¬ changes tho profits of which go wbolly to our producers This destructive un American tloctrilio was not held or taught by tho historic Democratic statesmen whose fame as American patriots has reached this genera- Â¬ tion cortuinly not by Jefferson or Jack- Â¬ son This mad crusndo against American shops the bitter epithets applied to Ameri- Â¬ can mnnufneturers the persistent disbelief of every report of tho opening of a tin pinto mill or of an increase of our foreign trado by reciprocity aro as surprising as thoi are discreditable There is notuthoughtful businessman in the country who does not know that tho enactment into law of tho declaration of tho Chicago convention upon the subject of tho tariff would at once plungo the coun- Â¬ try into a business convulsion such ns it has never vecn there is not a thoughtful worklnguinn who does not know that it would at once enormously reduce tho amount of work to be done in this country by the increase of importations that would follow and necessitate- a reduction of his wages to tho European standnrd If any one suggests that this radical policy will not bo executed if the Democratic party atÂ¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ tains power- whnt shall bo thought of a party that Ls capable of thus trifling with our great interests f The throat of such legislation would only bo less hurtful thnn the fact A distln- gulshed Democrat rightly described this movement us a challenge to tho protected industries to a fight of extermination nud another such rightly expressed tho logic of the situation when he interpreted the Chicago platform to be an invitation to all Â¬ Democints holding oven tho most moderate protection views to go iuto tho Republican party The Tariff Ijw And now a few words in rcgnrd to tho existing tariff law We aro fortunately able to judge of its lnflnenco upon produc- Â¬ tion anil prices by the market reports The day of tho prophet of calamity has been succeeded by that of the trade reporter An examination into tho ollect of tno law upon the prices of protection products nnd ot tho cost of such nrtlcles as enter into tho living of people of smnll means has been mado by a senate commit too com posed of lending senators of both parties with the aid of the best statisticians and the report signed by all tho members of tho committee has been given to the public No such wide nnd careful inquiry has oveJihjforo beeu mndo These facts appear frurWlho report First The cost of articles entering into the use of those earning less than 31XX per Annum has decreased up to May 1802 34 per cent while In farm products there lias beeu an increase in prices owing in part to au increased foreign demand and thu open- Â¬ ing of nw marKets In England during tho samo poriod tho co t of living has in creased ly cent Tested by their power to purchase articles of necessity tho earn ings of our working people huvo never been us great as they ate now Second There has been an avcrago ad vance In tho into of wages of 73 of 1 per Â¬ Â¬ pr Â¬ Â¬ CMUt railway The Domccrntlc platform promises a peal of rrmtnlnlni denounces re- ii f built or contracted to bo built in American shipyards In addition to this it is now practically certain that wo shall soon have under tho American flag one of tho finest steamship lines sail ing out of Now York for any European port This contract will result in tho construction in American yards of four new passenger steamships of 10000 tons each costing about 18000000 and will add to Â¬ Â¬ of tho Pacific coast or aro wo to havo tho taxed sugar and coffee which a tariff for revenue only necessarily Involves with tho udded loss of tho new markets which have been opened f As I havo shown our commercial rivals in Europo do not regard this reciprocity policy as a sham but as a serious threat to a trade supremacy they have long on Joyed They would rojolco nnd if pru Â¬ dence did sot lestriln would illuminate their depressed manufncturlngeltlos over tho news that tho United States had aban Â¬ doned its system of protection nnd reci- Â¬ procity Thoy see very ulenrly that restric tion or American products and trade and a corresponding increase of European pro iluctiort and trade would follow anil I will not bellevo thnt what Is so plain to them can bo hidden from our own people Tho declaration of tho plattorm in favor of tho Amorlcan doctrlno of pro- Â¬ tection meets my most hearty approval The convention did not adopt a schedule but a principle that Is to control alltarilf There may bu difference of schedules opinion among protectionists as to tho rato Â¬ Tho Tnrlff law this urnvlslmi nnd psrwlillv ns a sham that Section of tho law under which these trade arrangements have been made If no other issue wens involved In the campaign this nlono would give it importance Aro tho farmers of tho grent ing states willing to surrender these now largo and incienstug markets tor their j surplus f Alii wu to hnvo nothing in ex thnngo for tho frco importation of sugar and coffee nnd at the same timo to destroy i tho sugar planters nf tho south and tha beet sugar Industry of tho northwest nnd I grain-grow1 Third There has been nn advance in tho price of all farm products of 1807 porcent uud all ccieals 335J per cent Tho ulntn annual report of tho chief of the bureau of labor statistics of the stato ot New York a Democratic officer very re Â¬ cently issued strongly corroborate ns to that state the facts found by tho senate committee Ills extended iuquiiy shows that in the year immediately following tho passage of the tariff act of 1SIX tho aggreÂ¬ gate sum paid in wages iu that htato was t377lt5 in excess nnd tho nggiugite pio ductiou 31315130 oxccjs of tno pieceulng year In viow of this showing of an increnso in wages of a reduction ot tho cot of articles of common necessity nud of a marked ad vance in the prices of agricultural pioducts is so plain that this tanlf law has not im posed burdens but lias conferred benefits Â¬ Â¬ I upon tho lu mer nud tito workiugmun Somo special offect l tho act could bo noticed It was a courageous attempt to rid our people of a long maintained loieigu monopoly in tho production of tin plate pearl buttons sllL plush linens lace etc Once or twito in our history Tho Production of Tin 1luto had been attempted but tho Wolsh makers would not enablu our makers to produce it a a piollt But thu Welsh milkers at once cut nw to n point that drove thuAmciicnn uegiuneis out of tho business and when this was accomplished again made their own prico of The Industrial A correspondent World the official organ of tho Welsh tin published at Swansea in plate workers tho issue of June 10 1802 advises a now trial of these methods He says Do not be deceived Tho ictory of tho Republicans at tho polls means tho reten- Â¬ tion of tho McKinley bill and means tho rapidly accruing lots of thu oO per cent of the export of American ttude Had there been no Democratic victory In lblX the spread of the tin plate manufacture in tho United Suites would hnvo been both rapid and bona lido It Is not yet too into to do something to reduce the price ot plates Put them down to eleven sfilllings per box of one hundred 14x20 full weight lids Let tho workmen take halt pay tor few month and turn out mwo then let ternational conferonco upon the subject tile masters forego profits for tho samo was accepted by all tho powers Wo may I tinw not oniy nope ior out expect Highly ueno And again that paper savs It is clear Â¬Â¬ flclal results from this conference which ly the interest of both employer nnd work will now soon assemble When tho result men to produce tin plates tariff or no of the conference is known wo shall then tatirf at a prlco that will drive all com Â¬ be able intelligently to readjust our finan Â¬ petitors from tho field cial legislation to nay new conditions But in Bplto of tho doubts ralsod by tho In my last annual message to congress I eloctionsof 1800 and of tho machinations of xnld I must yet entertain tho liopo tint foreign producers to maintain their mon it is possible to secure a calm patriotic ojwly tho tin pinto industry has been es Â¬ consideration of such constitutional oi tablished in tho United States and tho al- Â¬ Statutory changes as may be necessary to liance botween thd Welsh producers and tho fcecuro tho choice of the officers of tho gov Uomocratic party for its destruction will not ernment to tho peoplo by fair apportion- Â¬ miecoed Tho official returns to tho treas Â¬ elections believe it will ury department of tho production of tin ments and free constitute I n commission be povdblo to and tcmo plates in tho United Stntes dur- Â¬ non partisan iu its membership nnd com ing tho last fiscal year show a total pro- Â¬ posed of patriotic wiso nnd impartial men duction of 13240830 pounds nnd a com- Â¬ to whom n consideration of tho questions parison of tho first ouartor S2002 of tho evils connected with pounds last 8000000 tho with Our iiictlnn Systems pounds shows rapid develop- Â¬ tho ment of tho industry Over 5000000 And methods might bo committed with n during tho last quarter wore mado good prospect of securing unanimity in rem American black plates aud tho re Â¬ Kome plan for removing or mitigating mainder from foreign plates those evils The constitution would per Â¬ Mr Ayer the treasury agent in charge mit the selection of the commission to bo estimates as tho result of careful inquiry vested In the supreme court if that meth- Â¬ that the production of tho current year od would givo the guarantee of impartial- Â¬ will bo 100000000 pounds nnd that by tho ity This commission should be charged end of tho yenr our production will be at with the duty of inquiring into tho wholo tho rato of 200000000 pounds per annum subject of tho law of elections ns related to Another Industry that lias been practic- Â¬ tho choice of officers of thu national gov ally created by the McKinley bill is tho ernment with n view to securing to overy making of pearl buttons elector a freo nnd unmolested exercise of Few articles coming to us from abroad thu suffrage and ns near nn approach to were so distinctly the product of starvation nn equality of value lu easli ballot cast as wages is attainable Thu demand But without unduly extending this let-Â¬ that tho limitations of suffrage shall bo ter I can not follow In detail tho influences found in tho law and only there is a just of tho tariff law of 1800 It lias transplant- Â¬ demand and no just man should resjut or ed several important industries and estab- Â¬ resist it lished them kOt and has revived or en Â¬ It seemed to mo that an appeal to our larged all others Tho act gives to the peoplo to consider tho question of read- miner protection against foreign silver justing our legislation upon absolutely bearing lead ore thu free introduction of uon pnrtisan lines intent linjl somo effect Â¬ which great min- Â¬ ive response Many times I have had occathreatened tho ing industries of tho Rocky mountain sion to sny that laws and election methods states and to tho wool growers protection designed to give fair ulvantitges to tho Sot their fleeces and flocks which has saved party making them would sometime bo them from a further and disastrous de-Â¬ used to perpetuate iu power a faction of A cline party agafust thu will of tho innjority ot Tho house of representatives at its last tho people Of this we seem to havo an Bccsion passed bills placing theso ores uud illustration iu tho recent state election iu Alabama There was no Republican Wool Upon tho lloo IIst in the Held Tho peoplo of tho west well know how ticket white DemocratsThe contest was bo Â¬ tween The Kolb party destructive to their prosperity theso meas- say they were refused tho representation ures would be upon tno election Tills tariff law has given employment to guaranteed by law when tho courts by mnny thousands of Amorlcan men and boards and that women nnd will each year give employ- Â¬ mandamus attempted to right this wrong that ment to increasing thousands Its repeal nn nppenl election could not bo heard untilÂ¬ made the writ ineffecwould throw thousands out of employ- Â¬ after tho tual ment nnd give work to others only at re-Â¬ Ballot boxes were thrown out for nlleged duced wages Tho appeals of tho freo trader to tho lrregulmities orof destroy ed and it is as Â¬ on behalf one hnlf at of tho workingman nro likely addressed to ids serted voters of Alubama thnt least officers tho prejudices or to his passions and not in- Â¬ white to whom certificates have been given were frequently nre pronounced communistic There is no The new Democratic leadership rages at not honestly elected political rightssecurity personal Tho tho employer and seeks to communicato for tho tho states over the question of tho his rago to the employe I grpatly regret power of qualification of electors Is ample to protect thnt all employers of labor aro not just tiium against thu nnd considerate and that capital some depraved suffragedangers of nn Ignorant or tho demand time takes too largo a share of tho profits overy man found to and qualified underthat bo But I do not see thnt these evils will bo law shall bo mado secure in tho right tho to ameliorated by a tariff policy tho flrst have that ballot nnd necessary effect of which is a severe wage cast a freo ballot can to bo nbated not cut and the tecond a large diminution of honestly counted Our old Republican battlecry the aggregate amount of work to be dono ballot and fair count comes back to n free us not in this country from Alabama but from other If the injustice of his employer tempts only from mon who differing with usstntes Â¬ the workman to strike back lie should bo andin opinions have come to see wide that very sure that his blow docs not fall upou ly and aro but his own head or upon his wife nud chil- Â¬ partieswhen political debate ended a mock- Â¬ ery if the debate is the judg dren The workmen in our grent indurstries ment of honest majorities is to bo reversedÂ¬ sheets manipare ns a body remarkably intelligeut nnd by ballot box frauds and tally purty or ulation in tho Interest of the party nre lovers of homo and country power They mny bo roused by injustice or faction innew political movements in Theso what scums to them to bo sueh or bo states and tho recent decisions of somo tho of led for tho moment by others into acts tho stnto courts against unfair apportion Â¬ of passion but they will settle tho ment laws encouraging tho hope that tho tariff contest lu the calm light of arbitrary and partisan election laws and firesides nnd with practices which have their November prevailed may be solo reference to tho prosperity of the coun- Â¬ by tho states the law made equal try of which they nre citizens nnd of tho corrected partisan and the elections freo homes they havo founded for their wives and non Republican nhd children No intelligent advocate of nnd honest Thosolution as a party would such healthy and protective tariff claims that it is able of it- Â¬ rejoice at local a patriotic sentiment is the best assur self to maintain a uniform rato of wages nnd I shall without regard to fluctuations in the sup- unce of freo upon honest elections provision ply of nnd demand for tho products of la- Â¬ again urge tho congress that ot a non Â¬ appointment borbut It is confidently claimed that pio bo made for tecil va duties strongly tend to hold up partisan commission to consider tho sub Â¬ ject ot apportionments nud elections in wages and are the only barrier against a their relation to tho choice of federal reduction to the European hcnle Tho southern stntes have had a liberal officers Tho Civil Service System benefits of the tariff fiartlcipntion in thetheir has been extended and tho law enforced representatives havo generally opposed the protection with vigor nnd impartiality There has policy I rejoice that their sugar rice coal been no partisan juggling with thu law in ores iron fruits cottoncloths and other any of thu departments or bureaus as had products havo not been left to the fate before happened but appointments to tho which tho views of their representatives classified sorvice have been mado impar- Â¬ tially from tho eligible lists Tho system would have brought upon them now in forco in nil the departments has In the construction of for tho first time placed promotions Tho Nlciirntfun Cunnl strictly upon the basis of merit as ascer- Â¬ In tho new trado with South and Contral tained by a daily record and tho eflicloucy America in tho establishment of American of tho forcu thereby greatly Increased steamship lines those stntes hnvo also spe- Â¬ Scholi cial interest and all these interests will Tho approval so heartily givon by tho not always consent to bo without repre convention to all thoso agencies which con- Â¬ sentntion ut Washington of tho Shrewdly but not qulto fairly our ad Â¬ tribute to thu education bestowed children of versaries spoak only of tho increased duties tho land was worthilyalso tho and meets my approval as does imposed upon tin pearl buttons and other as to liberty of thought and declaration articles by the McKinley bill and omit al- and the separation of churchconscience and state together any reference to tho grent and Tho safety of the republic Is uu intelligent beneficial enlargement of tho freo list Dur- Â¬ citizenship nnd tho Increased Interest ing tho last fiscal year 153000772 worth of education tho merchandise or 5535 per cent of our totnl manifested In tho stntes in tho necessary importations came in free tho largest per cheerfulness with which centago in our history while in 18S0 the taxes aro paid by all classes and tho reÂ¬ per cent of freeivnportations was only 3443 newed iuterast manifested by tho children per cent The placing of sugar upon tho in tho national flag are hopeful indications generation will direct pubfree hat has saved to the consumer m duties thnt tho coming increased prudence nnd pa- Â¬ in fifteen monthri after paying tho bounties lic affairs with Our interest triotism provided for SS7000000 This relief hns hchools open to all children inof free public suitable agu been substantially felt iu every household upon overy Saturdays purcuaso of tho is supreme and our care for them will bo zealous nnd constant worklngmon Tho public school system howovcr was One oi tho favorite arguments ngninst a protective tniiff is that it shuts us out not intended to restrain tho nntural light from a participation in whnt is called of the parent afterto contributing to thoÂ¬ school fund educa with swelling emphasis tho markets of public agencies for his chooso otherfavored tional tho world If this view is not a false one aid by the general go children I public to eminent how does it happen that our commercial competitors aro not ablo to bear with more schools with a special view to the necessi Â¬ ties of some of the southern states serenity our supposed surrender to them of But Is is gratifying to notice th it many tho murkets of the world And how does It happen that tho partial losof our market of these states are with commendable lib- Â¬ clo es foreign tin pinto mills and plush erality developing their fchool systems factories that still havo all other markets f nnd Increasing their school revenues to Our natural advantages our protective tho great ad vantage of tho children of both tariff nnd tho reciprocity policy mnko It lices considerate attention of tho The farmers possible for us to havo u largo participa Â¬ of tho whole tion in tho markets of tho world with- Â¬ done throughcountry Is Invited to tho work thu stato of agricultural do out opening our own to n competition of m the that would destroy tho comfort and in Â¬ pal tmentsproducts Interest ten agriculture yenrs been had for Our poik dependence of our people Tho resolution of tho convention in favor not only excluded by tho gieat continentalÂ¬ of bimetallism declares I think tho true tuitions of Europj but their value dis given for aud necessary conditions of a movement credited by the reasons efforts to this ex Â¬ All previous secuie the that has upon these lines my cordiul ad clusion of these restrictions had failed I am thoroughly removal liereuco and support legislation of tho Fifty first but the convinced that tho Ireo coinage of silver congress wisoovidiug for tho inspection and pi nt well n ratio to gold as will maintain tho meats equality In their commercial uses of tho official certification of our to forbid nnd giving to tho president power the two coined dollars would conduce to tho introduction Into this country of selected prosperity ot nil tha great producing and products of such countries as should con Â¬ commercial nations ot tho world Tho one essential condition is that theso dollars tinue to refuse our inspected meats en Â¬ shall have and retain nu equal acceptabil- Â¬ abled us to open all tho markets of Europe ity aud value in all commercial transac- Â¬ to our products Tho result has been not only to sustain tions They are not only a medium of ox change but a measure ot values and when prices by providing new markets for our two unequal measures aro called iu law by surplus hut tS add fifty cents per hundredÂ¬ the same nnmo conuneico is unsettled and pounds to tho market vnlue of tho inspectconfused and tho unwary and ignorant nre ed meats Under tho reciprocity ngreoiuents bpccinl favors havo been secured for ngil cheated Dollars of unequal commercial value cultural products and our exports of such will not circulate together 1ho better products huvo been greatly increased with In dollar is withdrawn and becomes nierchan-dis-- e a sure prospect of turthor nnd rapid hns This true interest of all our people and crease Tho agricultural department especially of tho farmers and working peo obtained an agent in Europe who o special ple whp can ot closely observe tho money duty it is to introduce there the various market is that every dollar paper or coin preparations of corn ns articles of food issued or authorized by tho government uud his work has been very successful Tho department has also sent skilled shall at all times ami in all its uses bo tho exact equivalent not only in debt paying veterinarians to Liverpool to examine In connection with tho Brlti h veterinarians butJn purchasing poworoiany otherdollir the live cattle from tho United States nm quite sure that if wo should now act upon this subject independently of other lauded at that port and tho result iu connations wo Mould greatly promote their nection with the sanitary methods adopted nt home hns been thnt wo hear no more Interests nnd injure our own The monetary conditions iu Europe with Â¬ about tho cattle being infected with pleuro The judicious system of in the last two years have I think tended pneumonia very much to develop n sentiment in favor iiuarautiuo lines his prevented tho infec- Â¬ of a larger uso of silver and I was much tion of northern ivtttlo with ttio Texas plensed nud encouraged by tho cordiality fever Tho tariff bill of ISOOglves better proiuptucU unit unanimity with which tho 1rotoctlon to Vnrm Products Livitutiou ci this government for an in mbject to foreign competition than they hod ft Â¬ I Â¬ Â¬ T Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ I have often expressed my opinion of the value of the Nicaragua ship canal to our commerce nnd to our navy Tho project is not one of convenience but of necessity It Is quite possible I believe If tho United States will support tho enterprise to se- Â¬ cure the speedy completion of tho canal without taxing tho treasury for nny direct contribution nnd at the same time to se- Â¬ cure to tho United States that Influence iu its mnnagement which is imperative It has been tho Aim of tho Administration to mnke its foreign policy not a matter of partisan politics but of pntrollsm nnd na- Â¬ tional honor and I have very great gratifi- Â¬ cation iu being ablo to state that tho Dem Â¬ ocratic members of tho committees of for- Â¬ eign nffairs responded In n true American spirit 1 have not hesltnted to consult freuly with them nbout tho most confiden- Â¬ tial and delicate affairs and I frankly con- Â¬ fess my obligations for needed They did not regard a patient but firm Insistence upon American rights nud upon immunity 1 om insult nnd injury for our citizens and salloiH in foreign ports as u They policy of uiitation nnd bluster do not belie e its somu others seem to be- Â¬ lieve that to be a Democrat ono must take tho forelgu sldo of every internntlonal question if a Republican administration is conducting tho American side I do not believe tout u tame submission to insult nud outrage by nny nation at the hands of another can over form tho basis of a last Â¬ ing friendship the necessary element of mutual respect will bo wuiitlng Tho Chilian Incident now so happily and honorably adjusted will 1 do not doubt place our relations with that brave people upou a more friendly basis than over belore Tlnrf al Â¬ ready appears iu the ngreeinent since nego-Â¬ tiated by Mr Egau for tho settlement by a commission of tho long unsettled claims The work between tho two governments of Mr Egan has boon highly advantageous to tiio United States Tho confidence which I refused to withdraw Irom him has beeu nbundartly justified powers tho rights of the United States und of our citizens havo been insisted upon with firmness Tho strength of our cause and not tho strength of our adversary has Tho given tone to our correspondence fcanioan question and tho Behring sea ques- Â¬ tion which came over from tho preceding administration have been tho one settled and tho other submitted to Arbitration upon a fair basis Never before I think iu a like period lmvo so many important treaties and commercial agreements been concluded and never before 1 nm sure huvo tho honor nnd influence national and commercial of tho United States been held in higher estimation in both hemispheres Tho Union Soldiers und Sailors Aro now veterans of timo ns well ns of war Thu parallels of age have approached close to tho citadels of life and the end for each of n brnvo nnd honorable struggle is Increasing infirmity nnd not remote years give tho minor tones of sadness nnd pathos to the mighty appeal of service and suffering Tho car that does not listen with sympathy and the heart that does not respond with generosity nro tho ear and heart of an alien and not of an Amer- Â¬ Now soon ngaiti thu surviving ican veterans are to parade upon the great avenue of the national capital and every tribute of honor and love should attend tho march A comrade in tho column of tho victors parado in 1805 1 nm not lcs a comrade now I hnvo used overy suitable occasion to urge upon tho people of all sections tho consideration that no good cause can bo promoted upon the lines of lawlessness Mobs do not discriminate aud thu punish- Â¬ ments inflicted by them havo no represslvo or salutary influence On tho contrary they begot revenges and perpetuate feuds It is espeoially tho duty ot the educated and influential to see that the weak and ignorant when accused of crime nre fairly tried before lawful tribunals Tho moral sentiment of the country should be aroused and brought to bear for the suppression of theso offenses against the law and social order Tho necessity for a careful discrimination among tho emigrants seeking our shores becomes every lay more apparent Wo do not want and should not receive thoso who by reason of bad character or habits are not wanted at homo Tho in- Â¬ dustrious nud self respecting tho lovers of law and liberty should be discriminated from tho pauper tho criminal aud tho anarchist who conio only to burden and Every effort disturb our communities lias been made to enforce tho laws and somo convictions havo been secured under tho contract labor law Tho general coudltlon of our country Ls ono of great prosperity Tho blessing of God has rested upon our fUlds uud upou Â¬ port fl 4 In our relations with the great European exports iu 1802 exceeded those of 1S00 by moru than 172000000 and tho annual av Â¬ erage tor ten years by 205O0OO00 Our ex-Â¬ ports of brendstuffs increased over thoso ot lbOO more than 144000000 of provisions o er Jf4000000 nnd of manufactures oer tS000000 Tho merchandise balance of trado iu our favor iu 1802 was s 202044U2 No other nation can match the commercial progress which those figures disclose Our com passion may well go out to those whoso party necessities nnd habits still compel them to declare that our peoplo are oppressed and our trado restricted by a protective tariff It is not possible for mo to refer even In tho briefest way to many of the topics presented in the resolutions Upon all that adopted by tho coucntlon havo not been discussed I hnvo before pub licly expressed my views A change iu tho personnel of n national administration is of comparatively llttlo moment If those exercising public functions are able honest diligent nnd faith ful others possessing all those qualities mny bo found to tnke their places But changes in tho laws and administrative When pub policies are of great moment lic affairs havo been giyen a direction nnd business has adjusted itself to these Hues any sudden chnnge involves a stoppage nnd now business adjustments If tho change of direction is so radical as to bring tho commercial turntable into uso the business changes Involved aro not readjustments but reconstructions Tho Democratic party offers a program of Tho protectlvo policy to demolition which nil business even thnt of tho im- Â¬ porter is now adjusted the reciprocity policy tho uow merchant marine all are to bo demolished not gradually tnkon down but blown up To this pro- Â¬ gram of destruction it hits added ono con- Â¬ structive feature the re establishment of statu banks of issue Tho policy of the Republican party ls on tho other hand distinctively a policy of safu progression and development of new fac-Â¬ tories new markets and new ships It will subject business to no perilous changes but offers attractive opportunities for ex Â¬ pansion upon familiar lines Very respoct Bsnjauin HAWtisoN xully yours Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ our peoplo Thu annual value of our IoiolK Commerce has increased more than 4CO000000 over the average for the preceding ten years and more than 210000OCO over 1BW ttio last year unaffected by thu new tariff Our V HHPfiyi miwqpvv c HWHHIUM1 P wmw JIW9M V -- - Tiw rjbnr v- - UMNmnv - fc V iwnmiijw SfiaMi fc THE ADVOCATE mw- IN -BRIEF NEWS A Clofeslpy Lttr w rejoicing In i U Mrs Mark Harney took parte green and catno near dying at Louisville A Democratic club of about 50 was organized at Palmyra Laz AUon colored was glvon seven years in the Pen for assault at George- Â¬ town Pink Schwartz toll through an ele vator slmit at Louisvillo and was in stantly killed At Shadv Grove Thomas Zacliary committed a criminal assault on his step daughter on Massachusetts avonuo is tho home Rev J E Sulicn rector of tho of tho most prominent Democrat in Protcstaiit church at Lecsburg Flu Washington Justice L Q C Lamar committed suicido Wednesday night lie is the of the Supremo Court Mack Hcnslcy stabbed his brother very truest typo of the old Democracy Alvin in tho vitals in a petty quarrel a most learned scholar and a perfect in Carter county Tcuu and escaped Chestei field IIo is an old limo county tho little Southerneraud he loves the South and At Diddle Scott daughter of S D Wlrito fell into a hcrpeoplo with a deep abiding love tub of hot water and was scalded to If Cleveland had dono nothing clso but call Justico Lamar to tho Supremo death Bench of tho United States ho would At Lockwood Doyd county Thomas have earned tho lasting gratitudo of Judd a biakcinan on the Ohio Dig tho Southern people But Justice Sandy had both logs cut oil in an ac Lamar is far far above all party pre Â¬ cidcut lie cannot recover judice ho recognizes talent in what- Â¬ Henry Ilayuic killed Michael Ad Â¬ ever sphero it may bo found Wash- Â¬ ams and shot his own wife in New ington is proud of him York city Ho accused them of in- Â¬ Considerable regret has been occa- Â¬ They arc canal boatmen timacy sioned in tho Capital and especially The Sanla Fe express train was in Democratic circles on account of held up at Wharton just north of tho tho removal of tho family of Hon W southern lino of tho Cherokee strip C P Brcckenridgo toKcnluckywhcro they will reside in Lexington This Indian Territory Thursday night change was occasioned by the death Thurston Hollingsworth of Oarks of Mrs Brcckenridgo Owing to this villc Tenn was shot dead by his great bereavement tho family would wife Thursday because ho danced not have participated in any of the with another woman at a wedding gaities next winter but tho presence Dullitt county is up in arms against of richly cultured people is always a a large black bear which it is said pleasure to their friends Mis3 Brcck has its abodo in the knobs whence it cniidgo was offered a position as raids farms carrying oil sheep and teacher of mathematics in a fashiona- Â¬ hogs ble school in Washington and also a Eight immigrant Engineer C W responsible placo in a work for the Ferry and Fiieinan L Parish were relief of shop gills in Philadelphia skilled in a Clearlield Cambria but she declined both preferring to wreck near Altooua Thursday even live in her old Kentucky home Mrs Brcckenridgo will long bo remember ing ed here not only for her lovely ac- Â¬ At Dawson Springe Hopkins comi complishments but more for her iy Den Capps shot four times at John noble Christian life Oscnbaugh without eflect and then One of the ablest of that poweriul attacked him with a knife seriously corps of workers in Washington the cutting him Capps escaped newspaper correspondents is Mr Sir Edward Arnold poet politician OBrien Moore who represents the journalist and author of The Light St Louis Republic one of the most of Asia arrived in Now York Thurs Â¬ Democratic papers of tho West Ills day afternoon after a six weeks so- Â¬ having been appointed by the Demo- Â¬ journ in Japan lie sails shortly cratic National Committee to write to1 England tho history of the Forco Bill brings A lone bandit held up a Missouri him into more than ordinary promin Â¬ Pacific express messenger on tke ence just now It may be relied upon Wichita and Little Itock express on that when ho bauds in his document itho Missouri Pacific hist week and the country will have some startling after lansacking the safe made good facts to ponder over Mr Moore is a descendant of tho most ancient royal his escape He secured fjOOO house of Ireland He has a history of As Admiral Ghorardi is now tho his family that dates back far beyond ranking ollicer of tho navy in active lho Christian era Mrs Mooro is a service it will fall to him to be in native of Texas and a type of the coiiniaiid of the American lleet at the highest order of Southern woman naval icviow in celebration of the beautiful intelligent cultured and discovery ot America gentle and an ornament to Washing There is much excitement among ton society Thei care many social leaders in lho butter cltiS of Italians of New Haven Conn caused by Dr Ven the Capital who aro earnest students senzo dElia cbancllcnging Ins con Â¬ frequently they accomplished more frere Dr Luis Pu acimoa to tight valuable work than thoso who labor a duel with swords on account of an for a living Among theso none aie old lovo a flair lime prominent than Mrs IT C Bar Â¬ Miss Minna Gale tho actresp was ney whoso splendid portrait of John married to Archibald Cushtnan Hayes C Calhoun is dieting universal manager of tho Equitable Life Assur- Â¬ prai e It has been hung in the grand room of he State Depart ance Society and Yico President oi reception tho Hamilton Dieston Investment ment where tho portraits of many ol Company in New York Thursday the past Secretaries of State adorn tho wall Some cash und a great deal evening ill bo the fair artists re of glory At a meeting of tho directors of tho waid tor this excellent pictuio of Ik Metroplitan Opera House it was ic fa mmi South Carolinian Tho old solved to set about repairing tho dam Calhoun home at tho head of thirty age by tho tiro immediately AVith first street loug ago passed from tin Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ From Washington- - Thoro is great in Washington over tho nrosnectirn incoming of the next j Prcsidout A lady whoso lot hail boon cast in tho Capital and who has beou necessarily thrown much ftJth Republican officials tells mo that sho has sometimes boon so angered at Republican remarks that sho would go to her room and jump up and She Sho may rojoico now down has repressed her political sentiments and actually held her tongue when Bravo woman bho longed to speak your hour of dclivcranco is at hand On the wings of tho wind aro borno hopes glad sounds aud ere long the days of November will bo hero Out - St u jkSFm M9NM msSSSSSSSSR larTiiiiviniMiir Lafteri tn Uttftttur IDurlng the convemfon at Irvine A tiuoKiiou has been asked in thfet At the solicitation of a number of last week Judjfe Bfcfckner slept one JwishChriilcle coiicerflitojr tho ub- or rather a very small fraction jeci of Sabbath obervaiw in rela Â¬ young ladles and a fmw married night of it in a room occupied by hrcc tion to the uao of the electric light friends Mrs Van Young lias edit Â¬ other mon After two of theso had aud Professor Cookcs th well known ion ted to teach a select class in Litera Â¬ arisen and gono out tho third said to eloctrjetian has applied It is a rule ture in conjunction with Orthoepy him Judge 1 havo an impression on of lho Jewish religion that on the aud GraiHinalicism at her rooms on my mind that ono of tho men who Sabbath day no fire shall bo kindled Main Street beginning Monday Sep Â¬ slept in hero took your pocket book Tho observant Jovo obey this law tember 19th and continuing through out of your pants pocket and opened vory strictly and abstain from auy January making a tcrmN of four it Look and sco if lib got your act which directly or indirectly can months For Airthcr particulars call on or money I was dozing and am not cause tho production ot afire Tho fol- Â¬ looked lowing acts for instance are to bo ro address it Tho Judge aura about Mns Van Young Ctf and found that ho had lost his money fraiued from Touching fire lighting During tho day he took tho suspected or extinguishing fires strikiug matches Jhildren Cry for Pitchers Casiorla Look hero or smoking lightiug or extinguishing asido and said to him Kentucky Fairs if vou woro trying to tako caro of gas lamps oil lamps or candles WinchestcrSoplcmber 13th to 17th your friends money to keep him from moving or turning up or down gas Elizabothtown Sept 13th to lGth spending it it was a good idea but lamps oil lamps or caudles when Horso Cavo Sept 20th to 23d you mado a mistake That was my alight putting anything into tho firo Cynthiana Sept 21 to 24th pocketbook you got hold of and I do or taking anything out Tho question Franklyn August 305 days not need anybody to tako caro of was Would a man bo transgressing Bowling Green September 0 Tho man colored theso rules of conduct by switching what little I havo Henderson August 23 5 days Pro- Â¬ and looked sheepish butsaid ho was off or on electric glow lamps Hartford September 28 i days sorry ho had mado a mistake aud ho fessor Cookcs replies TJiofiro and Mt StorlingjSeptembor 27 I days only wauled to keep his friend who flamo havo in all ages and countries Owcutown August 1G 5 days was drinking from fooling his money been associated with tho idea of what Hustonville July 28th and 29th away IIo went off and coming back w now form combustion that istho All of tho above meeting havo trot- Â¬ in a few minutes handed tho money rapid union of the atmospheric oxygon tho Judge with combustible material which in ting contests Winchester Democrat the majority of cases would bo com- Â¬ A CACKLING HEN pound of carbon and hydrogen Tho May be excused for making an awful- Â¬ carbon burns to carbonic acid and tho fpoinO morn ba3 cqs uwpipio psf objb noq ly big racket over a mighty little egg hydrogen to water both going off into C140J8TJO Ol Sunio oqii WJK auwoaq otp Boqj but when sho cackles for an hour the atmosphere in an invisiblo form jiojsto joj poj ous pjjtjo v bum crfs nsqj over a china door know its tiino to Historical research shows that tho throw a brick at her There is some Cvuihoj Ji Jtiu MUVl J1U111U Jll LUU excuse for a merchant cackling a Eastern religion was intimately con- Â¬ nected with combustion and conso good deal over qucnt purification All tho instances A GENUINE BARGAIN of acts to bo abstained from given But Vhou tho so called bargain turns abovo involve combustion and ilamc out to be a DOOR KNOB BARGAIN Tho modern glow lamp has no conit is timo somebody throw a brick or nection direct or indirect with fire a shoo at the noisy tlnug Theres flame or combustion I will reopen my class in an awful lot of cackling about bar Â¬ music at my residence on gains going on but well bet theyre Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria all door knob bargains so hero goes North Maysville street Mon- Â¬ Raising Hogs our brick well meet any price show day September 5 1892 better quality for the sanio monoy Every farmer should at tho least and do as well if not better by you than any other firm in Mt Sterling raise onough hogs to furnish the pork the end of each four weeks No Door Knob Bargains about this bacon and lard for his own family At and in gcrera it will bo found pro- Â¬ Music furniseed at teachers Ghkeni Ciay Chenault fitable ifa few aro raised for market- Â¬ prices A Prize Hon Party ing The store pigs can often be raised MRS ADDIE SAMUELS If three hundred hens lay three quite cheaply by letting them run in hundred eggs in three hundred days tho orchards or in tho wood pastures how many hens will it tako to lay one but when tho timo comes for fattening hundred eggs iif one hundred days hogs they should bo kept in rather To tho first person answering lho closo quarters and bo fed all they will above problem correctly tho publish Â¬ eat It is also vciy important that ers of the Ladies Pictorial Weenly they havo plenty of water and it so will give an elegant Upright Piano situated that they can so to it when Â¬ valued at 325 or its equivalent in ever they choose and wallow in it in To tho second warm weather so mnch tho better cash as preferred person will be given an elegant bicy Â¬ Corn is tho best fattening food for cle valued at 125 or its equivalent in hogs but they will cat almost any Â¬ cash To tho third person a hand thing given to Ihem and when corn We represent the most cel- Â¬ somo Gold Watch valued at 75 or is 60 dear that it can bo sold more ebrated piano and organs the its equivalent in cash The next fifty profitable than to turn it into pork best known to the world persons sending correct answers will many other substances jnay be used oach receive a prize valued at from with less corn I havo known far Â¬ twenty five dollars to five dollar mers to raise pumpkins in largo Prizes awarded in the US will be quantities for tho purpose of saviug Hazelton Brothers Bush Contestants must corn They can bo used that way sent freo of duty Gerts7 Smith Barnes onclofo with their answer a U S Pos- Â¬ to good advantago in tho early part Kingsbury Ivers tal Note for thirty conts or fifteen U of tho fattening but I would always Ponds S two cent stamps for ono months wind up at tho end by feeding corn trial subscription to tho Ladies Pic- liberally along with any other stuff torial Weekly which is one of tho which might bo given to them Hamlins and Chi- handsomest and best ladies weekly Pork from corn fed hogs is commonly Mason cago Cottage publications on this continent the ob more highly esteemed than that mado ject in offering this prize contest is to from food of a miscellanous character introduce it to now families and in Â¬ A great deal depends on having a We also handle the best crease its permanent subscription list good breed of hogs such as will fat- Â¬ and latest improved Wo guarantee that prizes will be ten fast and bo ready ior market awarded strictly in order ot merit early It docsent pay to feed hogs a The dato of postmark on letters is giv- long time in order to make thorn very 3 en prcccdoiico so thiH persons living fat W M Olucy III in Agricultur- at a distanco have just as good an op Â¬ itis portunity of securing a valuable prize The worlds two leaders Address Ladies Pictorial Co E WILSON Childrnn Cry for Pitchers Castoria WHEELER 7 2t Toronto Canada t - ME-onr h t mul uitBi LOOK WHAT A BBALTTIF Oh that is the very thing JWflj H want Does the inscription go here Yes mam right there i It this is not large enough we can give you any size or desire to suit your taste in n 4 Granite 1 or Slo Â¬ I We also furnisroall kinds of cemetery fixtures and do all kinds of stone work We pay no big commissions to agents If you buy from us you caf save money and get what you bay JJj uMui Bills Due x mi Mt Sterlingfjnrt 1 MM - Ky i mi ni -- tm if trill in iii ii1 r liife Musical Estill Springs I m 1 In hi pLILLY IfiJj LILLY Proprietorsfv p IRI AJSTOS a UUUL II ItLiri VllllUA tl milln iiiicxFj 11 enoa xjiu iippointmcnisoiuiunoiei p cri imi imimiuiiit liun unuimir is tire entirely nv Llio celebrated I ft k open for tho o xii aouuciouuiiim oi iruists luivo been tiioiougii unnului tl icnovnteU und lcimlml Xoir linen itJrooms und tufole Thomnelilrtiuincdec llf runts ara employed Klectric llglita nnop juikc room uuiis lmo jocu mit in Ijilh mom fur IiiitmnK with mineral rr WILI IIN fflfe 1 1 HUB IJCUII 111 I L 41 L Trosts Orchestra Hns leen onjtnged for the season Wcg im o tin ucst Uunclng nan in lieutnckyl 1 no mm n cr is oi iioiiMica nm a u oo xiiu nun uvuru is oter inreo iniien lone iml closed California Mountain at an flrj sasy gi auc From tliu top of tins niount fe J ln j on hucailno vloivof the most beau- iLfJ Siinin iif thn nimigpninntq nrn lirtntlnr fflaatliin tennis comu louUn nlIuycix-W- -M nmiit illl Innmspuiviecd mill miinv n Ihmm Religion rjV on each tiabbatli b imincnt mi tutors This Is tno mot lUiliglitful llir 1 1 11 Â¬ 1 fffi lli J -- SUMMER RESORT 11 SB y Â¬ wing 9 and the South VVi ito at once for terras 1 -- ll TILL SPRINGS COMPANY IRVINE KV ire fc J rujuJipi faxiyiiniiuiwnTirjrinr A SAD CASE New No HOME the NEW activo work it will be possible to have tho building ready for occupancy by January 1st and New York will have its season of opera at the old stand Cleveland is supposed to have plat ntcd Tammany A dinner party at the Victoria Hotel in New York Thursday evening consisted of Clove land Richard Croker Lieutenant Governor William F Shcehan lid ward Murphy Jr Don M Dickinson William C Whitney and Wilson Dii5oll Clevelands former law part- Â¬ ner At suusot Friday tho famous White Squadron composed originally of the first four modern ships of tho Navy ceased to exist as by orders issued from tho Navy Department tho ships now composing tho squadron will be amalgamated with the North Atlan Â¬ tic Fquadron under command of Act- Â¬ ing Rear Admiral Walker family It was for a time vacant then a stranger got posessiou and opened a punimer resort But the venture did not continue and a vcar or more ago it was purchased by Mr Henry F Blount onoof Washington V wealthiest citizens Ho renovated tho whole place but no remodelling was done tho new owner preferring the orignal grandeur to any modern- improvement It is a pala Â¬ tial home The wdo hall and spa Â¬ cious apartments aro simply superb Tho houso stands on a hill surround Â¬ ed by acres of ground terraced and laid out in flower beds and thickly covered with rare evergreens anil foliage plants Noble old trees plan- Â¬ ted hv tho Calhouns shado tho walks so often trod in other days by those distinguished people Tho cabins for the darkies aro in tho rear and to tho east is an immense greenhouse now in pretty much tho tamo shano as in earlier times Mr and Mrs Blount aro exceedingly hospitable and the wholo placo has nearly icturned to its former glory It is a lenowned scat of Deinoracy A boy buys a pair of Littlo Giant Both Musical Instruments School Shoes for children for 2 giv Â¬ and sewing Machines we sell OF ing the dealer a 50 bill in payment at the lowest prices and give The dealer gets a broker to change purchaser all the time needed the bill what shoo dealer was over to meet payments which are able to change a 50 bill and returns 48 to tho customer Pretty 6oon tho monthly and easy No more broker having found the bill a coun- Â¬ than can be saved up WILL BEGIN terfeit fumes into the dealers de Â¬ Office at residence on Rich- Â¬ manding 50 which tho luckless shoo mond avenue man has to pay How much is tho For catalogue giving cost etc ad- dealer out on this little game E Dawson is out 48 and the dress Somosay that ho M J Goodwin AM 50 and the pair of shoes roiuo MT STERLING KY Priiifipal shoes somo 98 and the shoes and othors 100 and the shoes All agree however that tho pair ot Litila Giant mrr- - t m f s t School Shoes for children is tho great- Â¬ est loss that tho ill starred man has to boar For salo by Greene Clay THE Sixth Session 1 Gootolns MaMM School IJ TONIC CURES Sep t 5 1892 rTTTiii L LOSS OF APPETITE Indigestion Dyspepsia Nausea Sour Stomach Sleeplessness Headache Nervous Pros- Â¬ tration Neuralgia Pal Â¬ pitation of tho Heart Loss of Energy Weakness of Back Feelings of Languor and Lassitude Gen Â¬ eral Debility La Grippe Etc Etc InuMfor25yJarah eminent ana inrKeoni lu the Uullod HmtonphyMolant pro Bounced by them the bent TONIUaai It euro where allyour fall Try It extant others uud u convinced Ask Drugclut lor It p Chenault Twenty two acres of land aro need Â¬ ed to sustain a man on llcsh moatwhiIo the same amount of land under wheat feeds 12 people under oats S3 people under potatoes Indian corn and rice 176 people jjand under the plantain or bread fruit tree 0000 peo- Â¬ ple HBQH xgQ7 salsa BKH 1 X2r aas txtoezxjzd AT JONES JEWELRY STORE EAST MAIN STREET fr PRICE J ED RAY 100 PEE CO BOTTJLE and Proprs jaiVlCU Manfs xArtre ac y Jpon 5 iTand r i t i J m -- f WfU 1SuAjtb i iryK c V t - v f w t5 I K T yiri rwjEAj L2 PCTiV v MT STJEBLIKGr ADVOCATE TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 13 1892 Trimble Bros V Wholesai H e Grocers f T R IM BLE B ROS Pur Drugs Medicinesc 4l Wholesale Grocers DEAXEHS IK Ail Kennedy Bros The Prescription Druggists School Books School Supplies Pure Inks poucils Also Paints Oils and Varnishes c CORRESPONDENCE Grassy Lick Miss Sallio Ramsey of Winchester is visiting hor uncles John and Owen Prof T F Leary In August 1869 Prof Leary mado his first visit to Mt Sterling as a teacher of practical book keepings lie was not long iu organizing a night class of business men among the num Â¬ ber were John Samuels tho dry goods merchant II R French cashier of Mt Sterling National Bank L T Chiles of tho Co j Ben Robortson who was at ono time associated with the Kanawha Dispatch and reputed amoug the best railroad book keepers of tho country IIo has been making biennial visits to this place ever since and has turned out hero somo of tho best book keepers in tho Stato Mention may bo mado of a few John G Winn cashier of tho Exchange Bank John F Kinjr assistant cashier in samn bank Pierce Winn in Mt Sterling National Bank Boy Kcarna and Henry Bright in Tradors Deposit Bank C D Grnbbs of Grubbs Hazelrigg WP Oldham of Oldham Ss Co D L Badger W P Dickey and E G Bush of tho Monarch Milling Co G E Coleman agent C O R R Hughes Stevens book keeper for John Samuels Chas Glover booU keeper for tho Chiles Thompson Grocery Co T G Denton of Sharp Trimble Denton T F Rogers tho clothier L B Greene of Grconc Clay Chenaults and many others too who havcommigrated and given a good occount of themselves as book keepers and business men such as John W and Thomas Hoffman Dayton B Garrison J E Leach John and Thomas Clark Gcorgo Reese and j ie- MT STERLING KY clcs Show Day A numbor of pnoumatic tiro sulkys Sells Brothers with theii monster have been received in this county by our horsemen and will bo used in all show labored under great disadvan Â¬ Remember tho dato for tho Mont tho coming trofs No man can afford tage Friday on account of tho wot and gomery County Fair Sopt27 to Oct1 to uso anything but tho pnoumatic slop occasioned by tho days rain yet their show had its usual attractive now in a trotting contest Tho Republican Congressional Con- special features of entertainment Administrators Notice ntlon meets in this city Thursday The strcot parado was under difficul Â¬ All persons having claims against ties tho porformors being under um Â¬ iic5inBt tho estate of J II Chamberlain brellas or with gum over coatings on tfliRVo for sao on my farm two deceased aro notified to present tho Tho procession was a long one and and a half miles north of Mt Ster Â¬ saiholto me properly proven on or tho music fine The crowd was large ling on Maysvillo pikn eight though not an average but this was Call boforo tho tho 15 of September steers weight 950 lbs S S Piiiest Administrator on account of tho rain and was no S Montgomery or G C Caso E of J H Chamberlain deceased fault of tho show 4 4t lino of their In order to closo this For Sale or Rent business entirely out A Baum and For Rom A good homo iu Mt Sterling con- Â¬ at cost son are selling their liquors I have for rent 300 acres of excellent taining 20 acres with a good two I See advertisement in another column land within two milos of Mf Sterling story residenco and all necessary out Jo They will sell no more liquors after Grass corn and tobacco land iu a high buildings such as barns for horses closed v 2thcir present stock has been stato of cultivation Will leaso for a and cows buggy house coal and hen 7j On next Sunday evening at 7130 terra of years houses a good and large garden with John HMason oclock Mrs Conflict tho wifo of Dr an abundance of fruit of all varieties Grassy Lick Ky tf Waller Conflict of Catlettsburg wili and of tho best 24 acres in grass lecture at tho Fist Presbyterian good running water and a largo pond For Sale church on the subject Foreign Mis- in pasture Parties can have tho expected home this week Try our Almcta roasted cofTcc tho Tho now and fresh stock of gro Â¬ benefit sions and Missionaries of tho oity chool Tho prop ceries and fixtures in tho storo lately Misses Ellen Daley and Julia Walsh best in tho market at crity is on ono of tho best streets in 7 31 Mr Eugene Elkins express messen- - occupied by C M Henry is for sale A Baum Sons Mt Sterling and neighbors and aro visiting friends in Paris and Lex- Â¬ or ou tho NN M VItailway came at a burgain The stock is fresh and Renting Prlveleges Posses- Â¬ ington neighborhood unsurpassed In contact with a live electric wire at well selected and can bongh cheap sion an bo given immediately Miss Anna Johnson who has been All privelegcs of tho Montgomery Busbvs eonfectiorfery on Thursday S W Gaitskill 7 tf S P Hunt on a protraccd visit to Maysvillo and County Fair and Trotting Association roc vnru Viotllv clinnkrcl m vij Assignee 5itf liU Illglll tt Paris has returned home will bo rented privately Apply to others and his hand suffered a deep burn Remarkable Rescue Thomas Fesleii hand- - i On September 19 tho Gas Works Misses Agnes King and Jonclla Cor One can not bo too careful in Mrs Michael Curtain Plainfield As a teacher of practical book- Â¬ will bo sold to tho highest bidder For J W White x ling cleotric wires III makes tho statement that sho bett left last week to attend school at keeping it is doubtful if Prof Leary W E Bean- furthor particulars address caught cold which settled on her White Sulphur Scott county has an equal in tho United States Ho Woliavo been informed by thoso iu 5 at E G Kekn Reeiver Committee possesses more than any one the rare luugs sho was treated for a month Miss Mary Shouse of Lexington one of oin most nosition to know tiiat Stove by her family physician but grow visited Mrs N II Trimble Saturday and happy faculty of imparting with formerly indry cstintablo ladies iBusiWEss Mention Deodorized gasoline at worso Ho told her she was a hopeless aud Sunday case and pleasure to the learner ho millinery busi- Â¬ goods notions end 7 3t A Baum Sous simplifies abstruse subjects and car- Â¬ ness in this city and whorls now A genuine kangaroo shoo in lace r victim of consumption and that no Alex Porter of Ashvillc N C is medicine coald cure her Her drug Â¬ ries the student step by step by heart visiting iu Missouri will join G 2t congress for 298 at Voris gist suggested Dr Kings New Dis- Â¬ visitjng friends in this city Mr Por- Â¬ Mr Thomas Wells of North Mid step through his graded courso of and hand with a rich widower of that dlctown aged ter formerly lived in this county orect Tho finest dongola kidshoe patent covery for consumption sho bought a late and active still cilled to seo us Sat- Â¬ business transactions until at last ho tip and tern solo Drow Selby i bottlo and to her tlelight found her- Â¬ Miss Mary Bridgeforth leaves to- Â¬ urday Tho finds himself sufficiently prepared to old gentleman is more lave you visited lately tho store of Cos make can be bought for 248 self benofttod from first dose Sue day for Ocala Fla to visit her sis- Â¬ active now than many a man of half undertake work at the desk G 2t continued its uso and after taking ten ter Mrs J II McClymond8 W Reed ond noticed what a spot cash at Voris Prof Leary may fail to make his his years Undo Tom oxhibited to K m lendid lino of hardware specialties Miss Carrio Smith accustomed round to this place at any tho newest styles the most per- Â¬ bottles found hcrsell sound and well tho stylish us u number of old coins among them For land what an elceant hue ot queens- - fect Jits and tho best wear go get a now doesthcr own housework and is trimmer formerly with J L Ilain a Liberty dollar of the dato of 1799 time although he never failed to get a Ware ho is carrying Ho is daily add pair of row Selby Ss Cos shoes as well as sho over was Free trial linetr Co has closed an engagement in tho best state of preservation of class IIo is teaching a class hero bottles oDthis Great Discovery at W with T P Martin ing novelties audothor attraction to his from Voris C 2t Co for the any of a like dato wo havo over seen now and may get another If ho S Lloyds drug storo stock IIi3 lino of stoves ana grains coming season does wo advise our young men to A good every day rough and is now complete ovcn than ever io to Joo Uonroy lor good reliable take advautago of the opportunity Thoso apples and peaches brought Miss Jcncllft Corbett left on Friday saddle aud ready hoo can bo bought for OSc at harness work to tho Several years ago the proprietors of ssvocate office by Sam to attend school at Visitation 6 2t Voris oAimL Tread way of tho Grassy Lick neigh Â¬ Academy White Sulphur Ky Mr R Eason of Loxinyfon repre this paper woro fortunato enough to She Irs W ll JNunneuy was ouinmuiiLadieeyou can buy a genuino don borhood were fine largo and delicgo through his course and we know was accompanied by Miss Katie who senting tho Commercial Building ed by wiro last Saturday to Elmwood ola kid shoe turn sole Drew Selby ious His fruit is m demand on tho mado a short visit at Whito Sulphur Trust Company of Louisville is in whereof wo speak His reputation slcK Mo on account of tho serious r Cos make for 248 at Voris market hcpo at tho best prices G A the city organizing a branch to said stands so high in this city that what nessof Mrs Ella vwifo of Dr James White of near Somerset has 5t company we say for him might bo regarded as rmrnvf This vill bo sad news to Agaiu wo aro under obligations to returned from an extended visit to Jd dashiou brogau shoe 9icat produce Nevertheless in grati- Â¬ hesmauy friondfl and will Fine whito English web bridles at unnecessary Mr J II McCormick for delicious Piatt ounty Mo and says that Ihj is 5 2t at Voris tude towards him and for the good of tho deepest sympathy for the entire apples now and saw more on cost others wo cheerlully pay this tribute family She is a most excellent A gooiflcalf shoe lace or congress J M Conroy On September 13 to 17 iuckcsiv this trip than in all of his life to an accomplished teacher andskillfuL invnliln woman and hor friends are atl91atVoris Spot Cash House RELIGIOUS Winchester at ono faro on account of Mrs Hannali of Huntington who book keeper 2t oftHvithout numbers Wk a has seen with 1ier sister Mrs Pat the Winchester fairt Elder II D Clark started yesterday W Tnft Rnntinal Democrat announced Men you can buy a shoe solklaea Shannon for several days returned C 2t TOck f3r148 at Voris DEATHS Mr E S Montgomery aud family homo Saturday to Wosleyville Carter county to hold issuo that it would pub- u last weeks Wo aro happy to Â¬ jilish during tho Fair a daily We For a iflrst class work shoe ono of Mt Olivot aro in tho county visit say Mrs Shannon is decidely better a meeting Elder Forest will fill Ho Mrs P C Maxcy wife of II L pulpit commend its cutcrpriso and bespeak that will wear go buy that Milwau- Â¬ ing friends and relatives Mr E S J A Long and wife Misses Julia Sundayat the Christian church next Maxcy died of consumption at her wo can kee Grain bIioo at Voris Every pair Montgomery is tho young man ono r natronatre fnv u IHinral If homo at Stepstonc this count last among the very few who a num Â¬ Johnson and Minta Suitor and Mr 6 2t aid you in any way Sam call over wo warranted Rev E E Bomar filled the pulpit Saturday September lOlh in the G3d Suiter of Frcncfhburg wore in tho ber of years ogo a poor boy invested Look will do what wo can during tho Fair city Friday Mr Long says thcro of Rev R P Johnson at his church year of her age Sho was a good get all tho business At your pookct book and see that you a dollar in tbo Louisiana Lottery and and whon it is over kind Christian lady having been a coun- Â¬ near Chilesburg last Sunday es- Â¬ wore a numder of Montgomery going that wo can lay our hands on have tho almighty dollar therein drow 15000 lie invested in real ty boys in Fronchburg tho night be Â¬ member of the Christian church about Sunday October 2d has been sot then go to J IE Voris and examine tate attendod to his business as without looking to your interests Sho leaves a husband before aud to day is tho same intelli- Â¬ fore inspecting thcijail aud that they apart by tho Baptist Missionary Board fifty years his now fulLtock of childrens Echool4 were so quiet and orderly that tlioy as Childrens Day three sons aud three daughters to and will bo cele- Â¬ Thursday night a mob organized shoes and lie will convince you that1 gent business man as before and ie disturbed few besides tho jailer and brated by the Baptist Sunday mourn her loss secure tho man by paying tho spot cash you will save growing fat aud wealthy school And attempted to Mr- - Brookshire of this city Tho object will bo to in- Â¬ Mrs Elizabeth Cockran wife of Brookshire tho murderer of Kav 15 to 25 per cent on every pair you Tho Mt Sterling Fair struct tho Sunday school on Missions Joo Cockran on Grcenbriar creek had buy G 2t Tipton and Tom Howard who Tho Public Graded School opened and Missionary As tho timo approaches for tho first work and raise money this county died Friday September 0- tho night before been taken from Lox U Ladies call and sco that turn sole annual meeting of tho Montgomery September 12 with a largo number for carrying on of tho work in homo anil intho 43d year of her age of consump- Â¬ The jailor i dngton to Frcnchburg shoo that Voris lis selling for 198 Tho samo foreign fields County Fair and Trotting Association ofpupils iu attendance tion Her physician Dr Beaulield Jdenefco County got wind of the pro 0 2t tlte evidence accumulates from all corps of teachers with tho addition of nosed visit by tho vigilauts and put The meeting at tho Baptist church of Morchcadjhad hopes of hor tvo days School in Spot cash will tell for you can buy sides that it wiil bo a tremendous Miss Mary Cornelison bis prisoner beyond their1 reach is attracting largo crowds of church- - before sho died but that flattering a good glovo grain button or lace 6UOCCSS Tho 6tako races have all Jjistrict jno lb oponcd at same time Brookshire was then returned to Lox going peoble those who will bo saved disease deceives many Sho leavos a G 2t closed well filled aud tho entries to under supervision of B F Rcasor shoo for 98c at Voris iugton The young men about hotels the husband and three boys about seven purees have already como in to such Miss Lula Wamsloys health will not Tho wrought iron school shoo is lovers of gossip and tho women who uino and twolvo years old The re- Tho Montgomery County Fair and tho best in tho market and you can number as to leave no doubt but that admit of her taking charge for some regard tho world society dress and mains were interred at Autiocli tho fields in each of them will bo filled weeks yet Now log school in Dis- Â¬ Trotting Association is already au as buy them only at Voris G 2t tho aftornoon nap more than their church Saturday afternoon Tho Su to overflowing with tho best horses in trict No 20 is completed 6urcd success Tho management aro Tho wrought iron school shoo is their respective classes in tho Stato perintendant 6ays that all tho schools souls safety havo not been reached men of energy and capacity and when Their timo and talonts given to the Autiostine Dr Frank Harveys Tho track has been widened thrown in the County havo opened favorably they undertook tho conduct of the tho best Voris has a complete stock Masters causo would bo productive remedy for lameucss in horses is pro G 2t up more on tho turns aud put in tho the teachers having resolved to do meeting those who know thorn know great beneficial results Rev R P nounced excellent by all who havo In fact it is better work if not more work than of bo ono of the very Attention Fall In Forward March -- that thcro would best possible condition Johuston is doing flno preaching pre used it on edge and being already conceded heretofore in tho State Tho purses best senting tho truth in lovo aud power For tho Bcuuicn of tho Orphftn to bo tho faetost full mile track in tho offered aro suph as to and premiums ana n sinners will not accopt the Brigade at Paric Kentucky Septem Â¬ State Wo look for some exceedingly Notice Just received a Hue line of Armour attract- tho best class of horses to the I will not bo responsible for any Mastors invitation it will not bo his and Vogel hams at secured ber 28 tho Chesapcako and Ohio Rail- Â¬ fast miles to bo mado during tho track Besides tlioy have It is strango that sonsiblo peo- - 7 3t road Company will sell round trip meeting accounts rnndo by my children or any fault A Baum Sons a numbor of tho most drawing fair it- uiusu oi strong minus wno reason tickota at ono faro ono olso without a written order from ij Â¬ Tho best exhibition stock saddle attractions Eemember tho date Sep to strong conclusions who provido for Van Thompson- Sit harnoss horses in tho Stato will bo me tember 27 to Oct 1 Lost their families against death are 7 3t tho bicyclists from as far as A liver and white pointer bitch here not mindful of tho soul A cordial in- Â¬ Tho City Council is taking active markod with round liver spot on Louisville Cincinnati Ashland and Elsowhoro wo publish Mr Harri Â¬ vitation is cxtonded to every ono to stops to liavo the city put in proper shouldor a livor mark on hor right Ironlon will bo present in numbers sons letter of accopfanco in full Ho attend theso meetings and in fact from tho inquiries for fisnitary condition At its mooting last hip cxtonding out on hor tail a Mr J A Orear has been solicited by catalogues and information of all is as successful a dodger as Corbitt Tuesday ovoning a special sanitary round white spot on hor tail Tho a number of friends to continue his kinds that are coming in it looks like but not half so hard a hit tor commission was formed and power dog is about six months old Any will bo given it to enforco tho neces- Â¬ information leading to her recovery everybody from everywhere will Roy J J Taylor of Mobile Ala roportof tho results of tho Evanglists como and bring his wife and children is measures to get tho city in a will bo liberally rewarded sary holding a mooting with Upper iu tho Christian church Tho fault is Tho ours that Mr Orcars report does not Tho baby show tho last day for tho street cleanly condition much needed ItouKitT S Smith Baptist church Lexington 25 cash premium will bring out tho appear this week composo tho commission are mon who I will pay from 3 to 4 conto por Tho largest and most comploto mothers in quantities aud tho balloon will enforco all mon of backbono and If stock of guns and sporting goods over ascension first day will bo out of pound for greon beef hides and 50 orders given by tho Council In cohscquenco of tho demand from to have bought to Mt Sterling can bo found Bight or rathor nearly so when tho cents per pound for now gooso feath Â¬ property owners do not want Tho best on earth For salo bv tho Peoples party Nashville Tonn two women and ono man jump from ers Ed Mitchells Jos Markofsky tho commission clean up for thorn at will havo Federal supervisors at tho TiiE Chiles Thompson GltocEKY 90 74t ThoJHardwaro Man it at tho hoight of quarter of a mile Novombor election thoynust do it for themselves 7 2F THE ADVOCATb two-voar-o- ld All Toilet Arti- - Moris this week Dr C Pope President of tho Mil lcrsburg Fcmalo College was in this PERSONAL MENTION neighborhood last wcok in tlio inter- Â¬ est of his school Mr J A Young and wife visited Died on Sunday September 11 in Â¬ their son iu Bath county last week fant babe of John and Lizzie Wade Mrs Mary R Carter is visiting ono week old friends and relatives in Mason County Miss Bctta Scivus returned to her Miss Nancy Burbriflgo visited in homo in Louisville yesterday after a Oving8villo last week pleasant visit of several Aveeks and Mrs J E Lindsay is quite sick at some oi mo ooys will nave tobacco to sell vory soon in Louisville hor homo on Main Street G W Palmetor has completed his Mrs VangYoung and son Stodard fifth tobacco barn this season and aro visiting friends in Versailles Mrs C It Brooks aud children who began building a nice cottage for Mrs have been visiting iu Owingsville Wm Ferguson on tho site whore tho old house burnt last spring have returned home Tho Grassy Lick school opened on Miss Annie McKiuevan of Owings- Â¬ last Monday with a full attendance ville visited relatives in Mt Sterling Uncle Thomas Wells of North Mid last week dlotown who is 91 years old is Mrs J N Price of jCowan is visiting Mrs Emma Hani of this visiting his relations Mr Joshua Sta- Â¬ ples and John Webster city GcorgcOwings was quite ill Sun Â¬ Miss Anny Kolley who is tho day ho is better ait this writing guest of Mrs Ort of Ironton Ohio is i m i 1 isi m fcj sil n ninety-one-yca- rs Jl aror s Â¬ 5 sixty-ycars-o- ld 5 -- -- m -- n J lirs - Â¬ - pilllsl v I i I V 11 - xf U - if V u K8 rfj ji- iUi SSiffwi lMr a 0 mi v r a nmasrmnmanmm ijiitfcLhtMwyfcw f gyv Aw j c 31T STEKLlJS ft A 0 LOCATE TUESDAY JSElTEMBR 13 1892 t ft Mi I k R- L 1 m m jK I tfc 1 f mi I1 teLl StUb End of Thought fcs Smut In Grain 169m his family for moro than ono huudrcd Before a man has begun to think and fifty years OXjXD TIECZE Tho provalonco of smut in wheat There is a gap in tho Bluo Ridge has invited tho attention of farmers woman has begun to talk U UTUAL BENEFIT LIFE tho earliest and almost tho only ono and grain dealers to tho need of is almost as difficult to stay there INS1ANCE JUDGE PETERS REMINISCENCES measuros to prevent itM rav Â¬ as It get there i to used for many years in passing from adopting ages Wheat somewhat alTcct ed ne-w-strl- r tho eastern part of tho Slato to what with smut is sold in tho market hero If a family has nb skeleton gossip Wo how return to the homo his is called tho valley called Ashby at 50 cents a bushol whoti otherwise will give it ono JMLZJX Z30DD2D Z3RESHD3E33STr tory of Capt J Abhby Ilo was Gap This gap is not far from a it would bring 07 cents Tho dlUor A woman with pretty teeth finds iArfiEiiftim lt bora of English parent early in the oucc of 17 cents a bushel is- - a sovoro JKimtorifrn At A at Capt Ashby owned Tho farm eighteenth ccntuiy and reared in gap derived its name according to tax to pay for tho neglect of a little many things in this valo of tears to Totnl Awctt Jammrvi Ifl2 OS lsy8 WJ laugh at Vnhirollcy Holders Blnco organization 11873I Faquior county Virginia iu tlio vi- Â¬ tradition from tho following clrcum precaution iu tho treatment of tho Suvplns 01871006 teed 300oJuO0 00 A good deed is bettor Ihuu gold but Losmju pulclln Kentucky over cinity of tho Bluo llidgo From his stauco Tho naturo of smut in wheat is so not nearly souegotiablc Tho Captain wished to de Â¬ Xjossbss UPa id laa 2noxLeoxa2X7r Co lam 37 early youth ho was accustomed to tho liver a crop of tobacco ho had raised wcll known as not to call for any Juilgo nieliiml Held sooo 00 John K Uenn 8000 00 MWO 00 Warren 1 Watroua 1HO0 00 Where it A man will get fat quicker on paid ltobcitClntcwood labor and busincs1 of tho farm with on or west of tho Bluo Ridge and particula description I cwIsC Wright 1400 i m0 w H Hipp I of tho sports of tho hunts having his wagon loaded with two once obtains a foothold IU injuries for board 000 00 intervals ilJiTtInnljr tm 00 Jnmes AIHoii 7 1 8000 increase from year to year until a 000 00 man and of tho pursuit of Indians hogsheads of tobacco and four horses half or more of tho grain is destroyed A bath is often times a great mor who to Bomo extent then inhabited hitched to it ho was told his wagon not to mention tho injury to what is alizcr tccow Jcar m restrictions as to residence or occupation Ko forfeiture In case of lnpso Cash loans mado up to one half of the reserve on assignable policies tho valley of Virginia There in tho must bo locked to get down tho Ridge left which is also rendered unfit for Occasional defeat has a tonic effect dense and unbroken forests it was his safely Ilo replied lhat it was a poor seed Offered Tor any additional Information apply to Smut in oats is of a somewhat difÂ¬ Lovo is material pantheism Ex delight oocasionally to hunt deer team that could not outrun a wagon K W SJHTH CO Stato Agents 542 W Main St Louisville Ky ferent character It attacks tho plant Or TCGltAVESJIf Sterling Ky Vjm bear and elk and his hunting expe- Â¬ by zooks ho would drive down him when it is heading out and by har- Â¬ t Agricultural News and Notes WW ditions wcro generally very 6ticcess self Tho mode of locking a wagon vest time tho smut has been blown Tho bco business is becoming an As lul Ilo was not only fond of tho iu those nrimitivo days was to cut awav leaving tho naked stalks in wheat tho evil perpetuates itself important ono in Colorado as sports of the forests but was quite I one or two trees down and with their so long as tho infected grain is used fond of tho sports of tho field and be limbs remaining on and with log for seed Texas fever is reported among tho Hence tho importance of camo much famed for rearing train chaius fasten the tree to tho hind treating seed to prevent the crop from cattio of tho Indian Territory ing and racing thoroughbred horses axle tree but that mode of locking being infected by smut It has been Tho boll worm is said to have Reverend Benjamin Suelling formerly did not suit him so he mounted tho found that tho infection takes place greatly injured tho cotton iir many Â¬ consewhon of Bath county Kentucky and pio Â¬ saddle horse cracked his whip and quencethesccdis germinating in seed parts of Texas of spores adhering to tho neer Methodist preacher to this State started down belter skelter and when planted Tho object of the Damage to tho hop fields of Madi- Â¬ told tho writer when on his death Â¬ when not half way to tho foot of that treatment is to kill these spores The son and Oneida Counties N Y by a bed and on the occasion ho wrote his great declivity tho tobacco rolled upon Federal Department of Agriculture will that ho was bound to Capt Jack the horses knocked him thirty or recommends the Jciison or hot water recent storm is reported treatment which is thus described Ashby and was one of his stable boys forty feet out to one side of tho road It is claimed that for broken and This method discovered by J L to attend to his race horses and occa- Â¬ rolled over and killed two of his Jcnson of Dcumark in 18S7 consists rough pastures tho Dutch belted cat- Â¬ Â¬ sionally rode races for him and that horses broke the leg of another and in immersing tho seed which is sup Â¬ tio aro especially satisfactory posed to bo infected with smut for a was a successful racer he continued to roll bounding and pitch lew minutes iu scalding water According to the American Analysis The A friend of tho author of tho Leg Â¬ ing till they landed on tho plain at temperature must bo such as to kill there is 2000000000 invested in the ends of tho War of Independence told the base and tho broKeti fragments of the smut spores and tho immersion dairy business in this country him ho had made a matcli race of the his wagon were scattered several must not bo prolonged so that tho heat While tho geuuinb celery rust has best two in three miles and his horse hundred yards along the road The would nijiiro tho germmativo power of tho seed If tho water is at a tem- Â¬ not been reported in this country it being tho older ho had to carry 120 Captain received no serious injury perature of 132 1 2 degrees F the pounds to a catch by his adversary except tho loss of his property He smut sporos will bo killed and yet is provalcut in Europo aud may be He represents more companies and pays his losses with and having some difficulty to get a was heard often to say when speaking tho immersion if not continued expected hero at any time more promptnessthan any agent in Eastern Kentucky rider of the proper weight and 120 ot tho venture that ho had roddeu beyond fifteen minutes will not in The Westchester county N Y and insures at rates as low as Tho tem Â¬ agent of a first class pounds being tho weight of Capt many races in his time but by zooks the least injure tho 6ced agricultural Society has issued tho perature must he allowed to vary but company Office Bank floor Ashby and although ho was in his never in so short a time did he sec so little from 132 1 2 degrees in no case premium list for its seventh annual seventieth yeor ho volunteered to much foul riding His courago might rising higher than 135 degrees or fair to bo held on its recently enlarged fl ride his friends horse and won tho be a matter of surprise but his dis Â¬ falling below 130 degrees fair grounds at Whito Plains Septem- Â¬ Another method for oats proposed ber 20 to October 1 race Edward B cretion certainly can not bo applaud- Â¬ by the same Hi3 height was about 5 feet 10 ed Tho pass in tho mountains is seed twenty authority is leaving the Long of White Plains is Secretary so- Â¬ four hours in a weak inches his weight in his younger is called Ashbys Gap to this day lution of patassium sulphide in the A British authority states that Chamberlains Eye and SMn days 130 pounds but ho was a man of After his return from Braddock proportion of ono pound of sulphide thousands of calves arc raised annual- Â¬ Ointment It wonderful strength and activity and war he retired to his farm and en Â¬ to twenty lour gallons of water A certain euro for Chronic Soro Eye ly in tho county of Limerick Ireland Tetter Salt Rherim Scald Head Old never failed to knock a man down gaged in his favorite pursuits of agri- Â¬ is thought best in such a case to sow the seed as soon as possible and on skim milk and a little linseed meal Chronio Sores Fever Sores Eczema ho struck him and on his ex- Â¬ culture and breeeing and racing his before when it becomes thoroughly dry usually scalded and mixed with tho Itch Prairio Scratches Soro Nipplc3 CALL ON pedition to Fort Duqucuso ho never thoroughbred horses until some years For wheat immersing tho grain in a milk and these calves aro readily and Files It is cooling and soothing solution of ono pound of copper sul Â¬ held or ordered a court martial to try after ho engaged iu an adventure marketed iu Eugland when a year Hundreds of cases havo been cured by one of his men ho said they Avcre more hazardous but moro profitable phate in twenty four gallons of water it after all other treatment bad failed for twelve hours and then putting old too slow in their operations and to to his decendants than any he had the seed for five or ten minutes in It is put up in 25 and CO cent boxes Crosses ot varieties of sweet corn whip a SoUlier Wft9 too degrading so ever engaged in before an account of is also recommended lo water For all kinds of when any of them was guilty of an which will bo given iu next weeks Thifce recommendations arc sufficient Â¬ have been made for several years at ly easy of application to justify a the North Carolina Agricultural SffflSSRSSSfSSirSfSSSSSattfSSWSWJS nflmiao mill it wns nvnvpil on lilm lift I iuuiuvit triil on tho part of farmers who nat Stations with a view to develop a FREE TO ALL had him brought before him and if ur illy desire to send their wheat to variety specially adapted to tho re Â¬ Our New Illustrated boath- - Week In Rural Russia Catalogue ot Plants 3fl ho condemned him ho subjected him ma ket in first class condition Bulbs Vines Shrubs 3R Some very curious ceremonies arc Journal gion of tho station Itcsult8 thus iar to ono or two knocks down according AND Ornamental Trees an observed by tho peasants of rural Small Fruits Grape 33 obtained indicato that a variety has to the magnitude of tho offense and Russia on the breaking up of tho ico Vines Seeds etc will jjg Anecdote of Lorenzo Dow bo mailed Free to all S been produced that is much earlier always inflicted the punishment him- Â¬ toward the end of March Tho applicants 100 pages 3jj M ftluM Most complete Plant h A farmer came to Lorenzo Dow than tho varieties from which it orig- Â¬ self He was very proud of Gen D breaking is supposed to bo duo to the Catalogues published sn Satisfaction Guaranteed Morgans prowess and achievements water spirit who waking hungry and one morning as ho was preparing to inated ifl angry after his winters sleep bursts 45 Greenhouses SO acres Address js Ausr and was often heard to say by zooks the ico and scuds the floes drifting preach before a largo country au- Â¬ On account of their hardiness Tur Â¬ NANZ NEUNER Louisville Ky jffl Mr Dow I am the only epithet ho ever used he driyes tho fish from their haunts and dience and said ner and Thwack raspberries aro re Â¬ KgiwvmwjtfwHwawtfjWvajwigg knew it was in Morgan and what a causes tho streams to overflow Pre Â¬ told you know a sinner by his looks ported suited to cultivation in sections Â¬ los3 it would have been if ho had per Â¬ vious to this the peasants prepare a and can tell a thief from his counten- unfavorable to fruit sacrifice as the beginning of their ance Now sir I have had an excel- Â¬ mitted him to have been killed by in Â¬ death week celebration to bo offer Â¬ ORCHARD 1892 According to prof Massey of North 1892 axe stolen from me and I shall be flicting upou him them other 500 ed to the spirit They combine to lent Carolina tho Ponderosa tomato leads lashes buy a young horse which must be forever grateful if you will point out to me the rascal who took it as in all the procession this year in quauityj Â¬ Immediately after the terrible de- Â¬ purchased not given each contributsize and productiveness amount ing an feat of his army and the fall of Gen having equal sumptuouslyThe horse probability he will bo at your meeting been fed for to day judging from tho crowds that In Southern Now York tho present Braddock Capt Ashby was selected three days is taken on tho fourth day Lorenzo was not tho season red currants havo been tho Immense stock ot fruit niul ornamental ticcs by Gen Washington as an express at midnight decorated conducted by are coming small fnulf shrubs vines and plants Prices our pioilta sent to Lord Fairfax informing him all the villagers in a body tied man to deny 4ho possession of any most profitablo small fruit crop lnv ASo have no agents andand strawberrycenfo vhcrc theirs begin General cat tho disaster Fairfax resided near weighted and plunged through a wonderful faculty that the pcoplo There has been a steadily increasing alogues on application to of hole iu the ice In some districts fat II F IIILLEXMEYm 9 Winchester Va to bo forwarded by iu others a horses head is thrown iu chose to ascribe to him so lie told tho demand for them according to the Lexington Ky him to Lord Dunmor tho Governor instead of a living horse A sacrifice farmer ho would get his axe Lorenzo ltural Now Yorker of Virginia in an almot hereditably is then made to the house spirit A mounted tho pulpit took out of his Seen In tho Shops fat black pig is killed and cut into as pocket a stono as big as his fists laid short timo he accomplished tho trip many pieces as there are residents of it beside the Bible and commenced Dinner napkins a yard square in v BTS ti across tho Alleghany mountains f y - K V V kt 57 AND ii the village of which each resident the exercises of tho day His sermon floral designs HJUE R t PR P H U ki a vn u ltJ k fjuvttxtn xva through the untracked and unbroken receives ono and buries it under the Light mourning H forests and wilderness of that then doorstep at the entrance to his house was on tho subject of all tho sins velvet aud wings hats of white chip a ff8BaRnPB 61 f rt IN Wn f I U- 9 B E ayj ft Tho principle ceremony of tho season mentioned in tho decaloguo and he gloomy and savage country The China silk ruchings in light and I havo rented tho Baum building on All tho vil went on to givo proof from history ot documents wore delivered to Lord is driving out death Enst Main street and have fitted lcgcrs bring old clothes rags straw tho rctributivo justico of Providence delicate colors up a number of rooms I am there- Â¬ CURES NOTHKG BUT PEIES Fairfax at 7 oclock p in He was sticks and other stuff of tho kind Navy blue willow green aud dark fore prepared to accommodate my launuou iailaiMmBC wunj wwwm greatly surprised at tho news they from which a dummy figuro repre Â¬ in punishing in this lifo transgres- Â¬ rcdish kid gloves friends with said he sions Murder will out contained but more at the rapidity senting an old woman is made and Fancy old tables and chairs of bam- Â¬ week day or board and lodging by tho A SURE and CERTAIH CUI3E Special attention meal known for 15 years as tho SEST painted as hideously as possible to Guilt cannot conceal itself and I boo and wicker With which they had been brought paid to Court day dinners Charges REMEDY FOR represent death death being a am about to givo you this morning rrtiraiyKICHjLBDSlVTAYIOKMiD PILES A very light weight of crepe for cn reasonable CO The Captain was much fatigued hav- Â¬ woman iu Slavic mythology STWCIS The my dear hearers an example ot a tiro dresses d A STEPHENS ing eaten and slept but little it any figuro is perched on a long polo and Lined surah and China silk waists to follow tho 31 tf eince he had left Gen Washingtons carried by a peasant dressed in what terriblo vengeance weather Â¬ for cooler headquarters but Lord Fairfax said are left of tho rags etc who is ac- Â¬ breaking of tho eighth commandBlack petticoats of gloria having ho know no ono whom lie could trust as companied by a procession of tho pco ment Two nights ago a follow stole tiny rufllcs of silk THE plo provided with everything with John Smiths axe and I have been being as reliable a messenger as the which they can make a noise Mixed tweed suiting for early fall Tho Captain himself and insisted that ho dummy is carried to the nearest riv Â¬ commissioned by an authority which tailoring gowns Quantities of whito and yellow should bear them to the Governor so er or stream and cast into tho water no ono will question to knock down OF I am prepared to do all kinds or sometimes only ducked and then drag out sacrifice destroy and utter Â¬ chamois gauntlot gloves at tho earnest solicitation of his Lord Â¬ thrown i upon tho nearest piece of ly annihilate tho miserable wretch Fez caps ot straw having a silk OF ship ho agreed to deliver the docu Â¬ vacant ground or sometimes cast into and send him body soul and breech Â¬ crown for littlo boys ments to tho Governor at William- tho territory of a neighboring village es to tho pitchy realms of an awful Colored kid shoes trimmed with rib Â¬ Blacksmithlng General Repairing sburg Ho thou cat a prudent 6iippcr when a quarrel is likely to arise On eternity Poor sinner you turn palo bon ruches for infants Quarter inch hemstitched liandkcr retired to his lodgings and slept till returning to tho village more noisy before the rock has crushed you HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY instruments arc collected and tho continued Lorenza Ilo grasped the chcifs in abundance WILL OPEN 5 oclock the next morning and then men women and children run round stone and raised it in tho attitudo of An almost purplish red glove in started on his journoy and actually to drivo out the evil spirits death is throwing Dont dodge you rascal heavy kid for ocean wear I havo reduced my prices to meet 1 delivered tho documents to tho Gov- Â¬ supposed to have left behind Brussels not veils bordered with Tho You cant cscapd me Dont dodge hard times Only for all around shoeing and 10 per ccntoir ernor in Williamsburg in tho short faster tho people go aud the more Ilo paused a moment and pointing crepe for hats and bouuots Ex 46 tf moro for cash period of thirteen hours a distance of noiso theyis make tho to bo effectually liis long crooked significant linger at tho placo supposed cleared and a poor follow in tho audience who ap Â¬ John G Whittior tho good gray two hundred and ten miles On this the greater will bo tho blessings of peared to be in an aguo lit with his Special Attention Giyeii to Steel trip ho impressed thirteen horses tho coming season To make all sure hair standing on end like the quills Quaker poot died Wednesday morn Â¬ j ing at Newborryport Mass at tho ad- Â¬ NICKERSON most of thorn wore never of any value tho villagers camp out for tho night of a fretful porcupine John Smith Bring in your wood work I am to wait for tho hour when tho gates cried he theres the man that stolo vanced ago of olghty flvo years Thu s This was certainly a afterwards prepared to do anything in this lino of heaven are supposed to bo opened your axo Tho eyes of tho wholo con- Â¬ within a wepk have passed away two of CONTRACTOR feat and but fow mon thou or at any and special blessings asked for and gregation turned upon the conscience in first class style All work fully accomplished it but granted All tho trees arc said to stricken lellow who looked as if ho tho most distinguished American men timo could have guaranteed AND Georgo William Curtis and norvo bono and courage when com Â¬ bear golden fruit at that instant and wished tho mountains would tumble of letters BUILDER whoever You will return lh Smith John Giccnleaf Whittior leaving only bined may perform mighty deeds them just is lucky enough to grasp on him then can keep them as his his axo and steal no mow if I forgivo Oliver Wendell Holmes of tho older w Mrs Ilonriotta Calk sister ot tho own Unhappily tho people aro you wont you Thanking my customers for past asked Loronzo set If there is any new sot to take OFFICE AT favors I solicit a continuation of thoir writer now lias the watch lio wore always too wearied with tho days If Idont darn mo exclaimed tho tho placo of the old it Is not visiblo PlarLlna putronagc w Inn that camnaisrti aud it is believed work aud drinking to bo alort enough culprit with a look and tono that J W BARBEE it has vbceu to soizo tho exact moment Popular showed the sincerity of his declara- Â¬ to the naked minds oyc Louisvillo Call on him and sccuro estimates and F oh all T his adventures enmo mnmlirtilfif Scicnco ilocmt street opposite UntlgsrJt Henry mill 5S 5mo ami Monthly ltm UUU fcVw - tion John Smith got his axe Ex Times 1JV 11X111 --llVUtll wtita THE ADVOCATE ie SJELXuBXjE C0MPA1 Â¬ Of 3Sfes7 3exse37 n - ii Â¬ 3 Ill Bes Ccmac Ever - FIREl FIRE Â¬ FIRE iv a want good Insurance insure with HOFFMAN If you want reliable Insurance Insure withHOFFMAN If you want to insure in companies that pay all losses promptly Insure with HOFFMAN If you - mi gj2fe Iny Deposit Traders ist A HOFFMAN Cna Coa ii M Cassity Smith Courier-- KENTUCKY VIRHIMIA OHAI m 3Ci J tpheap Lawn and Garden -- i I Â¬ Boarding House rABLERS0ti 13 H Restaurant - 11 - i BLACISIITHIM Sext A3OTJALSESSI0 Â¬ Harris Institute 1 J W fori T r ib Star vill 1 - 1 V- w- -- 1m fi F I MM t A K