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The Mt. Sterling advocate: September 20, 1892

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. r Vftrtf JrPiWfi WWHHfiSWiaWf lyHUyi-- mVii yy - o rj i 0 MT STERLING ADVOCATE W tft mW 1W w r m L m L age 1 AivEfEKLV Jo6rWal identical in MT STEKXilKGr KENTUCKY JUDGE PETERS REMINISCENCES Wo have no information that Capt Ashby after ho returned from tho Braddock war engaged in any enter ¬ prise or business except farming con- ¬ necting with it rearing and racing thoroughbred horses until 1774 By tho proclamation of tho- King of England in 1703 tho soldiers who served in tho Braddock war in his army were to bo paid in wild lands in Kontucky and to avail himself of the boiiollt of that proclamation we know from tradition that ho came to Ken- tUcky in person to locate his lands and wo know from tho patent to him dated tho 10th day of Novembor 1779 for 1000 acres of land on iJcar grass in Jefferson county Kentucky antl the ono for 2e000 acres in Wood- ¬ ford county jKontucky that ho sur ¬ veyed thd first named tract on the 8th day of June 1774 and tho other sur- veyvivas mado on tho 23d of June 1774 These facts we know aro true becauso thoy aro recited in tho pat- ¬ ents for the lands and wo have ofli cial copies of said patents now before us These two tracts as also recited in said patents were granted to him for military services in said war and wero held by devisees He also loca- ¬ ted another tract of very fiiio land on Stays above tho Ohio Itivci ville in what is now Lewis county and including Firmans Bottom ono of tho richest bottoms ou tho Ohio Itiyer This land was lost to his de Twenty years viseed by negligence adycrso possession defeated his de- ¬ of - liiir DVERTISING RATES M interest with its von8iqn ono buffalo beefs tongue and a little hard bread On an island about 250 miles below tho falls as tho Captain supposed they landed It was thinly covered with trees so they wore enabled to detect any savagcp if they wero on the island or if thoy should attempt to reach them from tho shorr to de- ¬ fend themselves or escapo by means of tho rivor before thoy could land on tho island No Indians appearing they kindled a firo laid down and slept byurns till morning one always keeping watch They then with like precautionary measures continued their journey down tho Ohio While thoy wero on tho island they were fprtunatoly enabled to tako a fine young doo that thoy saw swimming from the Kentucky side and so added in tho way of meat largely and sump- ¬ tuously to their scanty slock of pro- ¬ visions Some consultation then took place between them as to what course thoy should adopt to extricate them- ¬ selves from tho dilemma into which they had fallen They doubtless de- ¬ spaired of the possibility of returning by way o tho river It had risen considerably and tho force of the cur- ¬ j OWN i vi people T W TJESBAY SEPTEMBER 20 1892 French girl tho daughter of an alcaldo or magistrate of Kaskaskia taken from her parents to bo carried off into the wilderness by a party of Chicka- ¬ saw Indians with tho design of forcing on her a residence among these savages and of subjecting her to tho brutal will of tho most brutish ono of tho tribe a fato more tcrriblo and revolting to a young lady of re- ¬ finement than death itself inflicted iu tho most cruel and terrible form On the morning of the 6ccond day after their arrival at tlio camp above mentioned Capt Ashby with his rifle and hunting apparatus walking along near ho bank of tho Mississippi toward tho meeting of tho wafers had advanced in that direction but a short distance when ho thought ho heard human voices Hopauscd and listened then advancing nearer ho became satisgcd they were human voices ho had heard but ho could not understand or interpret the language Stooping low almost crawling through tho cane ho approached near enough to 6cc from whence tho words came and discovered thrco Indians and one white man on shore engaged in a loud talk seeming from the earnest- ¬ rent materially increased the danger ness of their speech and gesticulations of the shots of tho savages on tho to bo in a quarrel while a pretty shore as their speed would bo much young girl sat in ono of tho canoes impeded by tho resistance of the cur- ¬ still in the water fastened by bark rent To attempt to make their way cables to tho shore IIo concluded at through tho mighty wilderness so once that she was a prisoner as he great a distanco to any of the stations discovered that she was bound by of which thoy had any knowledge cords to tho side of the canoe She the Wilderness being filled with the was weeping and exhibited as she wily savago foes as they would natu- - sometimes lifted her face upwards a rallyjiulgo from their continued ap- - countenance of unbounded alarm and pcaranco on the river as they de- ¬ despair lie at once concluded that scended it and also being without a sho hid been stolen from her friends sufficient supply of food seemed mad- ¬ or parents somewhere and upon that ness Thoy did not settle on what he began to evolve in his mind somo course theyiWould pursue until after safe and practicable plan that he and they had taken tho finp fat doe The his companions could adopt to rescue old Captain then said to his com- ¬ her panions Byzooksl friends this is IIo hastened with cautious steps doing pretty well and I have no back to his cane covered hut and doubts but that gamo is plentiful all found both his companions there but the way down tho rivor Now I will Ho was quickly tell you siuco wovo had this picco of Porter asleep aroused Ashby then told them what good luck let tho worst come to the worst these red dovils can only com- ¬ he had heard and seen and with his Byzooks ho pel us to keep to the river and travel common asscrvatioh was determined to rescuo her at the dovu it until it brings us to a stopping-place or somewhere else and by risk of his own life His companions zookd E hayo a sort of natural curi ¬ were of tho 6ame mind with him and osity tuiyway to see where these soon thoy wero ou tho way to the The mighty waters go Sol think we scene of action great distance was short and with caution they will just drive on this current and approached near enough to 6CO the look into this business and when we get out of meat I am sure we can get Indians and hear what was said but plenty of game when wo stop awhilo neither could understand tho language to hunt and well get after awhile spoken From their loud talk and to tho Spaniards at New Orleans and their maimers they were satisfied the there get aboard some ship or trading two Indians and the white man were vessel and go around to Charlcstown still quarreling Tho other Indian or omo placo further towards homo was nearer to them squatted down some of theso days That well try if Bear the canoe in which tho girl still sat bound to its sides IIo and the you aro willing girl were in conversation in tho Both of his companions wore bravo French language which Wells under ¬ men accustomed to tlio hardships of stood and spoke fluently Tho other hunters and both ho knew wero ac- ¬ Indian near her was urging her to customed to Indian warfare Porter love him telling her of his riches and at once agreed with Ashby and said that ho was a chief and tho warrior he thought they had better keep with of his nation that ho had lately been the piroguo and sail downward but in Georgia with tho Creeks and Wolls for a time with considerable Cherokecs and had killed aud scalped warmth resisted the proposition and- - four white men and two women said he did not like tho idea of getting that if sho would go with him to his among tho bloody Spaniards and nation live with him bo his good would rather risk it among the Shaw ¬ squaw ho would make hor and her nee Indians rowing slowly up stream father rich but if sho did not quit and threatened to leave their water crying and go with him freely ho craft aiad try to return by land alono wll kill and scalp her too as his rather than risk tho diseases of tho words were interpreted She was weeping bitterly seeming river and tho Spanish people IIo finally consented however and as greatly alarmed But as Wells un- ¬ beforo suggested to keep on down tho derstood her she said to tho Indian Nothing of importance oc- ¬ whose name was Colbert that sho river to them until they reached tho would novcr go with him willingly curred mouth of tho Ohio where on tho that sho had rather die that ho might point formed by its junction with tho kill her she would rather that he Mississippi thoy landed and taking would do so than to bo his wife that their piroguo out of tho water into a ho had four days bofore killed her thick cluster of cane thoy went some beautiful little brother and tho dc distanco from tho river hid their spiscd him Then raising hor head canoe in tho cane then built a fire and looking up to Heavon sho prayed and formed a shelter as well as Jthey most devoutly to the Mother of Jesus could by cutting and spreading over a that sho might ho dolivored from her Colbert sort of frame work mado of poles a great and terrible afllictions quantity of small but tall cano Hero tho Indian darted toward hor in they also found somo gtme wild great apparent rage breathing forth turkeys etc and remained there two threats and waving his tomahawk Ashby and his com- ¬ over his head days and rested panions had taken their respectivo Here again these wanderers though far away from their homes aud the positions selected their marks or haunts of civilized society wero in- ¬ victims and by a concerted sign to strumental in rescuing and saving bo given by Ashby thoy wero to flic from death or perhaps av more cruel Tho Signal was given just as Colbert fato a handsome and amiabo young seemed about ready to strike The Wool Cardiiig AND MANUFACTURING a to Ingestions Contha Year SSS8SS8S8SS8 ns J TWEEDS Cotton and Woolen Hosiery that wo arc prepared to manufacture all of tho abovo goods at low down work quick time Wo would respectfully icform all rrw oSii3SKVi88S3 S88888888888 8SS8888S8888 Insertions 7hreeMontht JSInscrtlOU9 Months ITvd I I I Sight Insertions SSSSSSS8 gsssaseassss One Month Four Insertions prices and guarantee tho very best of Wool fiom a distanco carded into rolls and returned to owner in I Thras Insertions so Insertions i May and tho Fourth Monday in November oi COURT OF COMMUK presiding Third Monday In Utdoe UMJII1UV1 ER JOTWK JOHN Cash paid for wool or goods given in exchange Will pay highest price 8S8S8SS8SS8 for rendered Tallow in cakes or bar ¬ fo Insertion rels or exchange Soap for it Prices i for manufacturing furnishedon appli- ¬ cation and price list sent Directory Court Agents for tho best SheepJ Dip OIIICUIT COCKT MOoopiw prwWlnRTnmonu - guaranteed 388888888888 return all work up in strong sheets and Tio it wll bo returned in good order Full weight of rolls in 8188888 rifles cracked and Colbert fell dead shot through the heart ono of tho other Indians called Chickfos fell fatally shot iu tho abdomen by Porter and tho white man Ben James fell at the fire of Wells Tho third Indian- being untouched leaped into the river with a hideous yell aud was not seen again Capt Ashby hastened to where the dead Indian Colbert lay seized the cable by which the canoo was fastened to the shore in which the girl was bound drew it quickly to him cut tho cord by which fhe was bound lifted her out and tried to placo her on hor feet From tho want of food exhaustion and alarm sho was unable to stand and would havo fallen iu tho water if lip had not caught her in his arms and bore hor up the bank The good luck and final restoration of tho girl to her kindred and friends will bo told in kos T the next THE PREVENTIONOF CHOLERA EASIER THAN CURE I sold J TJ Scott Rrday in EXW eahjnonth T w IThlrd Monday in -- opjjty conBT nf nonli month Olfr COUBT CIVIIBBAK0n Gbowb presiding First Sat- M0NT00MEBV vUAniu LEWIS AFrKBBun pi ftimtT v D A iLOUD 1 BRO onurjfti 5JtVTi jrr l rt vrn Pnajnfx Woolen Mils Lexington Ky EF MANAGERS ROBEKTSONj WTTYLih Y RppFESStONAL T JAUNETTJ Attorncy-nt-Ea- aalvcrsViue Ky Will iiractlce in tiiio Courts of Kentucky j s MOUMUV onoynttaw afft Surveyor or j fr ltiiaet i ihBTHOMrSi ur TJ Sr All collccttonsand real estate transnetions eernlng tho wmo Httytldng given when to nnu nraniw v Af1 jlaaf j uuice iiiiuiijjii T K Barnes f It M ST A R Planing Mill Co Manufacturers and dealors in all kinds of m Rcsldcjf t Ca ii nH n TlrnVA KastMitinSteCMtTsterlinKy 1 -- Ar n visees sbduebson nyslelan and Surgeon - Rough afnWt J Dressed 01Uc Jf FOHD of Mt Sterling Ky Iicprcscnis v WHOLESALE CLOTUIEBS sraasE rn CO- - AlAnt LUMBER White Pino and Poplar Singles Doors of all Sizes Sash Glazed and UnglazedWindow and Door Frames Monldiug and Brackets of all kinds Verandas of every Description - Cincinnati O k i AiHAZELBIGG nerat law ft City Attfy Attor Mt SterllngJKy Office Tyler ATnicrsonl3uiUUng ODGE AMOS DAVIS X fMAN BROS ft nufacwrcrs MS A 01 90 VC8l renri ou v Vij of ft Star Planing WYiERft HUE Tyler feOfflce Aiwiucj Tyler Appcrson imiminm BIIOOKS t -- ATPKRSON iriw- - Mill Company Mt Sterling Ky cjw- - The Bargain Store GORDON FRANKS - Bath - Will jmictloo ncriornndAppcUato In tlio Caldwell building a AWuMfc8tSrlliiKKr TiiniiMV Annflna m iA eounuc u r nstuflmn if rrt- - i nintitl Courts Ofllbo In i i tiwiiwen ftiAttorney-at-lai RrtiI vuu JirntJiiiun An1tr Mt Sterling Kt rSTS narr nmxu Will- practice tn all Courts 1 t- w Ha vo mado a great change in their Clothing and Llioo business They hnvu the goods to unit both rich and pwor young apd old at prioec unheard of We arc selling new su2ts at 3Wup Ncns Shoes nt 05c up Ladies Shoes at 7Uc up Misses ShoDsatlOcup Also great bargains in Hats Caps Gents FnrnisMug Goods Dont star RQr V A SUDDUTH Wo receive now goods every week forget to call and sco us at V Rlyft- t- Louisville ertth and Court flace Ky 4nmrintTJlr Telephone 1JS- 5- Tlie Bargain Store 24 South Maysvllle Street Opposite Opora House r 4 C Office Mt Sterling Ky over Mt Sterling National Bank Kcsi- - w Omco Boom 8TylcrAiUcrson building lencuuH uwu BMW N COX M D JO - M SUCCESSOR I TO ER g- ij IfU IL HAZELBIGGAtternoy-at-LaML Miller Wilson Collections promptly attended to k Sterling y - iirtrnrn V tftvlnnnr Knrcroon MihvayvKy VNV ill 1ms In Mt Sterling on Court days o nccacu wm iuhhu AVhcn INURANCE AND SL HONVABD VAN ANTVHl OfficowithPrWm Van Antwens Short street oppoalto the court house JL HAYDON M D Mt Sterling Ky Bco near rrsldence cor Iligh ft Sycnmoj o Sts C c Real Elstatte T LOWEST RATES CHOICEST COMPARISON PROMPTEST SETTLEMENTS - Of Any And 111 Agencies 7 8HANKLAND Jol 6 West Main St- - Dentist Mt Sterllne Ky upstairs w natrrr JH TiLAY McKEE Attomcy-at-ia- Oco Hi upstairs corner Of Court and Broadway U Slj rllntr Kv Offlcn iSkTT Aliornoy iiviil Alt oiurunK ivy M Elliott in Firer Block up Btalra with JO wings vlllo 7 recently removed from Having and located in tho eitj of Mt sterling win lirao- zinn li thrt nnvtft nf nrnntirfiniGrv iiatii onti aa Joining counties and in the Superior Court unc ui Court of Appeals ana roaorai tfioky Prompt and careful attention will bo business entrusted to him given to all 8 UUKT Josialt Lindsay -- - AGENT on C O RAILROAD WJ west of depot POHAS REIS -- Mt Sterling Ky Manufacturer and dealer In Tobacco Hogs ¬ heads Rough Lumbor and Lako Ice Wo inuko our business which is lioomlng by doing tho best work and offering Bough Lumber at spec ¬ ial prices which are never met Wo also do tf ni custom sawing MANUFAGTBBER OF c I M Saddles Harnoss Bridles VI Halters carry tho largest and most corn ko Ubo of general Saddlery Goods Eho city 4J1 work mado of flrat class material by skilled workmen Gall and tikatuino stock and learn prices CHAS REIS WHFLETCHER AUCTIONEER MT STERLINQ given KENTUCKY Offers hla services to tho people of Montgomery U and surrounding counties riromnt attention U lcrsonal Property and Ileal 81 Iyr Estate Tonus Bcasonable Upwards of 2000 acres ot land in what is now Woodford county be tween Versailles and Midway and if a better tract of tho snmo quality of Jaud can bo found in the State of Ken- ¬ tucky tho writor does not know where itliesIlls dovisees settled on it at a very early date and held every part of it The survey and patent were tho oldest if indeed there were over any others on it Besides my uncle N Peters re moved on tho laud from Virginia about 1790 and permitted no one to enter or settle upon any part of said land unless they entered and held pos scssiouunder him as their landlord so that there could bo no adverse holding to his claim Wo supppso Capt Ashby went from Boargrass to Woodford and mado his location becauso there aro only fifteen days difference in the dates of the two sur ¬ veys and it is probable that tho sur- ¬ vey in Lewis county followed eooii after tho one in Woodford But I have no copy of the patent to that land It however was lost to tho old Captains devisoes by an adverse holding of occupauts under inferior titles Tho devisees of tho Boargrass land brought suit against tho tres- ¬ passers ou it in titno to bar tho run ¬ ning of tho statute and thoy held it All tho land located by Capt Ashby ou that trip is believed to bo worth now a half million of dollars After having located the land in Lewis county tho company Ashby Porter and Wells went to tho falls of tho Ohio River and having passed below tho falls lauded at a point whero thoy designed to locate other lands Very shortly after landing their piroguo thoy were fired upon by several Indians but none of them being struck thoy hastened back to their vessel and rowed it toward the opposite shore They had not more than reached the middlo of tho stream beforo they discovered a number on Tho Indians con- ¬ tho opposite shore tinued to firo on them but- missed them continually except that thoy knocked Ben Porters hat oft into tho stream Down tho current witli as much speed as possible thoy glided keeping as near tho middlo as practicable while all along for miles and till near dark tho Indians continued to shoot at thorn without doing any damage Thoy were scattered upon either shore trying to keep paco with tho canoe as it passed along Two days and nights they labored at their oars and watched constantly seeing Indians on one or tho other of the shores generally on both foar ing to land Fortunately however thoy wero provided with a small sup ¬ ply of provisions consisting of dried - New York Aug 30 1892 Healthy persons catch cholera by taking into their system through the mouth as in their food or drink or from their bauds knives forks plates tumblers clothing etc the germs of tho disease which arc always present in the discharges from the stomach and bowels of those sick with cholera Thorough cooking destroys the cholera germs therefore Dont cat raw uncooked articles of any kind not even milk Dont cat or drink to excess Use plain wholesome digestible food as indigestion and diarrhoea favor an at- ¬ tack of cholera Dont drink unboiled water Dont eat or drink articles unless they have been thoroughly and re- ¬ cently cooked or boiled and the more recent and hotter they are tho better Dont employ utensils in eating or drinking unless thoy have been re- ¬ cently in boiling water the more re- ¬ cent the safer Dont eat or handle food or drink with unwashed hands or receive it from the unwashed bauds of others Dont uso tho hands for any purpose when soiled with cholera discharges thoroughly cleanse them at once Personal cleanliness and cleanliness of the living and sleeping rooms and their contents and thorough vcntila tiou should bo rigidly enforced Foul water closets sinks Croton faucets cellars etc should bo avoided aud when present should be referred to tho Health Board at once and reme ¬ J- Health Debabtment m m 1 A died rRECAUTIOXAKY TREATMENT- Thosuccossful treatment and the provention of the spread of this dis- ¬ ease demand that its earliest manifes- ¬ tations bo promptly recognized and treated therefore Dont doctor yourself for bowel complaint but go to bed and send for tho nearest physician at once Send to a dispensary or hospital fend to tho Health Department send to the nearest police station send to your family physician for medical aid Dont wait but send at once If taken ill iu tho street seek the nearest drug store dispensary hospital or polico station aud demand prompt medical attention Dont permit vomit or diarrheal discharges tocoino in contact withfood drink or clothing Theso dis- ¬ charges should bo received in proper vessels and kept covered until re ¬ moved under competent directions Pourjboiling water on them put a strong solution of carbolic acid in them not less than ono art of acid to twenty of hot soapsuds or water Dont wear handle or uso any clothing or furnituro that aro soiled with cholera duchaiges Pour boil- ¬ ing water on them or put them into it and scrub them with tho carbolic acid solution mentioned above and prompt- ¬ ly request tho Health Board to re ¬ move them - Dont bo frightened but do bo cautious and avoid excesses aud un ¬ necessary exposures of every kind By order of tho Board of Healths Ciias G Wilson Pres Emmons Clark Sccy Children Cry for Tn six will lope two Pitchers Castoiinedv Bros i Julian and o hi 4 1 - 4 Ipk n 14 I - 1 i AV itASjkAU i r tJWi jT wRwaawYri VF AV UJ k- - Mfc STEBMJS mmimmmmmm ii mmmmwmmmm A4 rpOsTB TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 20 1892 inn in n mmm n iTI h jj L f T v x r THE ADVOCATE Advocate Publishing Company MT STEUUNG TUESDAY SKlT 201892 - ST I1K 3A33M 1 r I III U I mm 111 1 1 1111 I Hill III m T DEMOCRATIC TICKET ron rnESiDKXT GROVER CLEVELAND FOR VICE WESIDENT ADLAI E STEVENSON For Appellate Judge James II IIazelmgg For Circuit Judge John E Coortiit Of Montgomery County For Commonwealths Attorney C W Nesbitt Of Bath County FOlt CIItCDIT CLERK HkSSHhP BHGIiIHBi ASBURY The thing W fi t IHH KBfci l I B Successors to Wells Hazolrigg J M d8UwiBlHBikfilMBWir II Holt voted for against the white man - CECIL Tho mau Jamos II Hazelrigg votedfbr against the nigger V i i iy nr HENRY R BRIGHT FOR SHERIFF State of Kentucky Montgomery Co i SCT I 7 v w Fall goods arriving now everv dav Mr Hazel- - Ill rigg has just returned from the East after having bought a full and complete stock of iall dress goods domestic notions novelties etc Carpets rugs shoes hosiery umbrellas We have everything in the dry goods line in our house Call andask for what you want - All summer goods and remnants very low A JNO C RICHARDSON FOR CONGRESS MARCUS CJ LISLE Of Clark I G A Whitney Clerk of the Montgomery County Court certify that W H Holt now a Judge of the Court of Appeals of Kentucky orijAug 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 1 m Grubbs Main Street Mt Sterling Kv Hazelrig I n m mmMMMMMMMM 2522SS2E52SSZ WmmBmmm BOOKS TrjrjrJtrv are authorized to announce Mr Henry D Combs as a candidate for Circuit Clerk of Mencfco county sub- ¬ ject to tho action of the Democratic party We Witness my hand this Aug 27 1892 By W Wo have no patience with any mau company or corporation who fails to stand by his pledges and in politics the man who enters a convention with a favorite should if defeated make the best of it It is a party fight and the understanding is that the mau who wins sliall bo declared the nominee and the party is pledged to his support and to use all honor- ¬ No able means for his election growling no back handed licks tho thing is to do our very best for our G A Whitney Clk B OConnell D C rxTzf SCHOOL v Ik to tho county THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION of Garrard that sho has a Representa- ¬ tive in tho Legislature who is averse C W Rus8oIIof Powell Glvon tho K M to taking pay from tho people for ser ¬ ft HP ft Empty Honor of a Nomination H vice not rendered to tho people If jk there had been tho same conscientious The Republican Convention of the S I regard on tho part of other members Tefith Congressional District con- ¬ of both bodies of our General Assem ¬ vened in this city Thursday A tem- ¬ rn bly there could havo been no occasion porary organization was effected by for the introduction of the Shouso Till tho election of R R Perry of Win to refuse pay to members who absent chester as Temporary Chairman and Respectfully themselves No man in any business Ben W Hall of Mt Sterling Tempo- ¬ J M Best or profession in life who hiros his rary Secretary services for per diem or other stipula- ¬ In the permanent organization T S Grc ver Cleveland filled the Treasury party representative aud any man ted pay has any right to receive it Kirk of Johnson county was made Benjamin Harrison emptied it who would violate such a pledge or unless ho returns a quid pro quo Chairman and Ben W Hall Secre- ¬ by any means or method do detri- ¬ Lancaster Record Homestead tary Messrs F IL Hawkins of IMPORTANT AND TRUE THE IN ment by act or insinuation is untrue Montgomery J M Bcatty of Lee DEPENDENT RACKET We arc warned by some of our to himself as a man aud party expo- ¬ Jno W Langloy of Floyd and C W I CO 3 is entirely Jwithiu tho lines of nent All of our grievances should contemporaries to look out for a fe- ¬ It Russell of Powell were placed in honest politics that a candidato may be made prior to a nomination and if male fraud who is working Central nomination After one ballot the ¬ make an independent race for an office any candidato vicing tor position or Kentucky towns asking for contribu- names of Langley and Bcatty were tions to bury a dead relative withdrawn and a second ballot re- audit is not evidence in itself of Honors is considered by any man un Marcus C Lisle our nominee for sulfcd in Russells nomination hyprocrisy that Judge worthy that mans support for such a any sort of candidato Bhould be declared adverse were- out cjyyja2riaratflr WMriftriSyjihf ttfyrHolt has so made his canvass forjudge prior to a party convention and tho Congress is every whit agqntloman M While tho committees tho convention several addressed as full of energy and grit as an egg is But his note of warning then sounded of tho Court of Appeals among them Mr Langley and in tho past political characteristics make us The Morgau County Messenger in of meat Ho will represent tho en course of his 6peech he took occasion look with suspicion upon his so its last issue places tho name of tire district knowing no diflerenco to give his views on tho Force Bill ZFIRIZIE aud we now Judge Marcus Lisle at its masthead between tho Blue grass or tho Pea The mention of this infamously vile called independence as its candidate for Congress in tho vino Ho is as true a Democrat as measure brought forth wild cheers predict that the learned judge at Tenth district as the dollar candidate from tho negro element and from THE LAST 3I0MENT 10LDLVAND IN THE and proceeds to attempt tho moulding ever lived and will prove as able some of tho whito members of the FACE OF HIS VIOLENT VltOTESTATIONB of public opinion against his candida- ¬ a representative as any predecessor convention Two Thousand Dollars In Prizes Will Be Equitably Distributed Voto for OVER THE DISTRICT THAT THE OFFICE cy and in this threatens damage to who has filled the 6eat Tho negro generally though had to Judgo Lisle is a pro- ¬ Lislo and you will help 6end a good take a back seat lie wasnt in it IS NON POLITICAL AND THAT HE WOULD his own party Read Our Plan nounced unflinching Democrat and it man to Congress Wo understand that only once did tho aS- NOT RUN AS A PARTY CANDIDATE For several years past competitions of an instructive order havo been being principles wo represent rather friend and brother attempt to ad ¬ ofTcred by reputable business seition we can establish by hundreds than men no Democrat is justifiable houses and manufacturers in England On Thursday tho Republican Con- ¬ dress the convention and then ho Avas object of increasing iheir sales and interesting their customers in with tho their re- ¬ of affidavits if denied will place in any act against him at this late vention will meet at Ashland to promptly sat down upon Tho con- ¬ spective goods These contests on account of tho unquestioned fairness dis- ¬ HIS NAME ON THE STRAIGHT REPUBLI hour Morgan county is proud of her nominate a candidate for Judgo of vention concluded its useless labors played in conducting them havo interested tho best people of Great Britain Wo believed at the start party record and we do not believe tho Court of Appeals Judgo Holt about six oclock apparently satisfied Believing that competitions ofTcred by a manufacturing concern such as ours CAN ticket and conducted in the same honorable manner would excite universal interest will notwithstanding his protestations with the result of its work and beliovc now that the indepen ¬ she will fail in her representation of among tho intolligQiit pcopjo pf the United States aud Canada our Company party principles and that Judo Lisle to the contrary accept tho nomination offdr a Prize Compotetition in which our first effort will bo to dent hole so grandiloquently assumed will receive as many votes in Morgan at tho hands of the partyfor this non Democratic Pole Raising at Jeffer havo decided to fair and impartial make it strictly Tho intoution is to satisfy every 0110 on- by him in his Fourth of July spcechs county as any other candidate Wo political office sonvlllo Judgo Holt is a Re ¬ tering this competition that they havo been duly credited with tho position Thcro was a Democratic polo rais ¬ which their efforts havo earned for Ihem Wo aro euro that this class of a over tho country was adopted to are for our party and so is tho Mes- ¬ publican who swallows his partys mislead and deceive tho voter and senger We were for Brooks for the most extreme measures Negro As ¬ ing at Jefferson villo on Saturday and prize contest will receive tho approval of parents and all those havin tho in struclion of young at heart Tho prizes to bo awarded in this competition just as certain as the day of election nomination and though disappointed bury Force Bill and all Ho will it was a rousing one too The Dem- will consist entire of articles of sufficient value to bo appreciated bv every ocrats of Tic will bo on hand in person ccoiving one as a fair reward for tho efforts put comes this distinguished indepen ¬ Montgomery will give Mr Lislo her not wince at anything his party may forth by them do ho takes it all If you want any November with afull voto aud help intention is to devido tho amount to bo given away in prizes varyingOur in poll full Democratic voto Had Mr Sub dents name will bo found on the eight dollars to one hundred dollars each and wo enter into an lett or Mr Bowles eitlicr been the any more bitter Republican than to roll up Montgomerys majority for value from agreement honorable those book under the picture of the coon Hon Two Thousand Dollarswith prizes entering this competition to distribute fairlv nominee wo would havo been disap- ¬ Judgo Holt you will have to go far tho Democratic candidates in or tho eagle whichever device the pointed to tho same degree but oitho to find him Remember his voto for Marcus C Lisle candidate for Cou Prize Bible Competition Republicans may adopt would have received as large a vote the negro Asbury his endorsement of gress was on hand and delivered a Wo will pay Ono Hundred Dollars in cash to the first person who cor- ¬ tho Force Bill tho BillionDollar Con rousiug speech Hon II B Kinsolv Judgo James 11 Jlazelrigg is mak ¬ as Mr Brooks Wo should bo Demo ¬ Where in tho Bible do tho following gress aud all tho revolutionary meas- ¬ ingwas also thcro and in his own rectly answers tho following questions ing an active canvass through the cratic from principles alone aud wo 1 Rain 2 Bread threo words first appear 3 Milk The second ucreou ures of the party The Gazette of wide awako manner delivered a splen- ¬ answering correctly will receive Scvonty five Dollars in cash counties of his district He is a man should maintain our principles by Tho third Mt Storling and Flemingsburg fa- ¬ did speech which was thoroughly porson sending correct answer will refcoive Fifty Dollars in who takes with the people and will giving our full strength to our repre- ¬ cash Tho noxt enjoyed by tho crowd in attendance ten will each receive an elegant Coin Silver hunting caso Watch vors tho Forco Bill Tho next roll up a majority that will forever sentatives At tho top of tho staff was a magnifi- ¬ ten will each receive an elegant Silk Dress pattern sixteen yards in auv coloi put at rest the question of a Republi ¬ George Ficklin Republican nom cent Tho next ton will each rcceivo a first class pair of Opora Glasses U S flag and below a Cloveland can again representing us from this MIDDLE PRIZES Every answer when received will bo numbered and Judgo Holt is in favor of the Force ineo for sheriff voted for tho negro and Stevenson streamer All in all entered on a special fcook with the namo and address of tho competitor Tho district Asbury Bill Ho is willing to place negroes it was a success in tho full thirty threo persons sending tho thirty three correct answors which aro middlo ones received will receive duplicates of prizes awarded for the the Judge Hazelrigg has voted for the in office rather than ivhito men Ho To tho credit of Hon C W Russell first Jim Hazelrigg and Marcus Lislo thirty three correct answers white man as against the negro has shown this willingness by voting Republican nominco for Congress bo aro going to win with a whoop LAST PRIZES Tho thirty threo persons sending tho thirty threo cor ¬ Judge Holt voted for tho negro for tho negro Asbury against tho it said ho refused to swallow tho negro bo no uneasiness about rect answers which aio received last will rcceivo duplicates of tho prizes that against tho white man The one says white man Cecil Yet tho Judgo Asbury He would not voto for a There need aro awarded for the first and middle thirty three correct answers tho mattor tho last correct answer recoiving the Ono Hundred Dollars tho next to ho wants tho intellegent white man in says ho has no politics that thcro is negro against a whito mau tho last tho Seventy five Dollarc and so oii until the thirty threo prizes for tho Just office tho other says ho is willing for no politics in his race etc etc last thirty threo correct answors havo been awarded James II Wood tho Republican give him the opportunity to voto for a political gain to put tho ignorant A prize consisting of an elegant Ladies Republican negro against a white candidato for Circuit Clerk voted for G 011- negro in place and power given td the person sending tho first corrcnt or auswor Democrat and ho will show you tho the nigger Asbury against J G Having determined to discontinue wiucu js 1110 iusi uuuivuu irom meir state or Province Cecil thc white man for Register of Tho Democrats havo both through color of his politics tho liquor business wo will from and from tho rostrum so tho Land Office Mr Wood is oneof tho tho press and Condition thoroughly ventilated the iniquitcs of answers musiuo accompanied with llftccn United Stntns proprietors of tho Mt Sterling Gazette after Monday Sept 5 1892 sell our mt ostngc 8tll8 for one pnekugoof lenrllform which Is tho latct dlscovoi Vn Tho effort of tho National Associa which favors tho Forco Bill Nothing tho damnable Force Bill that tho Re ¬ teeth OurobJcct is tolntnxluco nul nttraci Tttc tlon t aVlin an Tv YSf lAViniaK U olc cntiro stock of puro Kentucky whisky tion whoso nmnufactiiiers mo iiiithoonY of Five iiiih publicans are trying in every con- ¬ tiou of Democratic Clubs to build up more need bo said to a white voter jvlpeanj how that lt contains nythlfe Mmioultothe 4JtU WHV lW and apple brandy at cost for cash only is Liiu buru lUbiiiLui 0 lis constant - iihpV it id wiminii lIV l inmiAIVI tT till wwiMMiumiui ceivable way to drop tho issue Dont a strong organization in tho West and nnf1 UCnSt Wnnt 1C -- rtKfoni is lk80f U sent by mall post idjind few SfSStoSiduly Mrs Harrisons condition has very bo deceived if tho Republican party Northwest has met with gratifying ADAM BAUM SON lovltod to attend and assist In no section is there moro materially improved with the last day can get into power it will foist this succoss Ud eCd y0Ur UmVCl8 t0tny Vou ma cI or two It is now hoped sho will ho a valuable rtM for your trouble AddresT0 4wruAitfltrcasouablo of all measures upon enthusiasm than ou the Pacific slope ablo to bo moved at an early day rE2cq of tuo Boutll im uazcuo where tho movdmcut is progressing Mlfg- Ioii that campaign 0 3m from Loon Lake to Washington 74t 17 Yaso Street Toronto Canada with earnestness and enthusiasm flowncd by him and si To the Democrats of Montgomery County I am a candidate for Jailer subject to tho action of the Demo- ¬ cratic party to till the vacancy caused by the death of Mr Tipton In connection with this announce- ¬ ment it is proper for mo to state that if elected I havo agreed that all tho profits of tho office except a very small salary for myself shall bo paid to tho widow of Mr Tipton just as she is receiving under my appoint- ¬ ment Your support is solicited For Jailer It is highly creditable Til so co 1 j LJ -- i Corner Drug Store TG JULIAN Mt Sterling Ky I lri - J h UXJXJtiJ 22miXrJ51 W2lyiiZSfcg L - SMOOa lOOHOS G I53SriD 1 - H 1 BIBLE 001TE3XiZx62T ¬ I 1 1 SCJVES1 - 1 7 Z V- L11U r 11 rrilj1 VTift - lK uisite Toilet - Co - Jfl M a a tiEMvr Li tjt r JH Vi I i I - M V ij pn J if I M UjbLli tA f M iiL - rarcffi fr HriiiiiYiii EjWShSp y Hjipimii - i 1 JBWSKKSE W f varttnnj ff MHnrr ft r c JJ- - sWJipw- - pw - - Jti s MT STEBLING- ADVOCATE - WJIW TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 20 18Q2 ffl vv fi fc 1 THE ADVQCATE 9 FRAflkFORT CORRESPONDENCE n 4 Appointments of the Matt dlst ED8AnvooATB iAAWov constitutional question is ChuiW South InsKentuokyK agitating tho minds of tho Legisla ¬ Next Year ture and will be prcsontcd in a day or two in tho form of a resolution which ivlll tend furlherto estrango tho Houso and Souatc It grows out of tho meaning of section 41 of tho Neither Constitution which reads House fsliall without fho cbnsout of tho other adjourn for more than thico days Tho Houso begins to rcalizo tho odium which its protracted and ex ¬ pensive session and Incapacity have brought upon it and will seek to pro ¬ pitiate tho rising indignation of tho tax payers by Bonding tho several bills beloro them to tho Sonito in about ton days and thdu adjourn ¬ ing for a few weeks leaving tho Sen atp in session and at work on tile revenue tnd other bills It is con- ¬ tended by some that with tho Senates consent this can be dono others hold that tho section abovo quoted nega- ¬ tives this construction It is how over doubtful that tho Senate will consont to their being loft with the bag to hold Somo of tho members of this Gcn- oral Assembly wcro willing to make tho Constitution but a discriminating constituency forbade them and now they aro picking flaws and proposing evasions to its plain provisions There aro other mcmborsincapablo of com- ¬ prehending its spirit or letter Mr Gardners resolution to fine ab- ¬ sentees 500 per day was favorably reported by tho Committee on Circuit Courts but tho per diem members who aro hero for revenue only could not stomach such an altcrativo as tljat and it is now safely capsuled Fkkfout KyVlt 18 1892 Montgomery County tit IDF i -- s 4 Tho closing exorcises of tho fton- fhicky Annual Conferonco of tho M J5 Church South held at Middlesfeoro The ooWlaco last Alonday night following aro tho appointments of W1U BismsmmmMmm toingtonblstrlcl iPrcsiding Elder Rand Lexington E L South- - lflUUsiawM v I I- - irmP f Hi -- n Mt W W Chamberlain Hope J A Sawyer Now Columbus C E Boswell and E Allen Ruddlos Mills and Plcasaut Greon J W Harris Snears W J Snlvley Agent A B S G S Savage Owenton Mission W G Turner Covington DistrictPresiding Elder Scott Covington W F Vaughan Covington Elev street G II Means enth street JfeW Mitchell iNowporr IiG B ManWlUghlaud D E Bcdin- ger AuguBta and Foster D II Mar rlmon California J B Kendall Visalia D B Cooper Falmouth Wil ¬ liam dhoosmith Carrollton R Hiner Berry RE Lancaster Oddville W S Grlnstead Petersburg C M Hum ¬ phrey Brooksvitle J F S Fizor War saw T N Barker Morning View W F Wyatt Walton O F Duvall Cyn- tlnana GW Young Williamstowu PH Hoffman Glencoe J W Hunter V iBrackon E K Kidwcll Select High Sch5olTJ Dodd Shelby villo District Presiding Elder JjW Fitch Shclbyville J R Savage Simpsonville T J Mclntyro Taylors- - in a committee villc Gedrgo Froh Bloomliold V XV Tho Spaulding resolution petition Spates Now Castle M W Hiner Camp ing tho President to prohibit immigra ¬ Port Royal G W Crutchfield tion from cholera infected districts for A grand Balloon ascension first day whon two women and a man will bellsburg W II Winter Bedford W La- - sixty days was passed by tho House jump from a trapeso at tho height of a quarter of a mile R TMtzlnr j Milton J S Walker Bycyclo races Clay Pigeon Tournament and other attractions each day There is now 900000 in tho Treas- ¬ grange and Eminence T J Godby Jeards J P Strothcr Pleasiuovlllo J ury enough to meet tho October UExcursion rates on all railroads For catalogues address the Secretary Johnston Gratz J W Gardner drafts for school purposes jScionco Hill School W T Poynter Gov Brown has pardoned from Clay Village I M Johnson September 1 1891 to September 1 J Maysvillo District Presiding Elder 1892 eighty nine couvicts Governor Maysville C J Nugent Buckuer pardoned during his four JTS Reeves Millersburg D W Robertson Flem years of office 1GG felonies ingsburg WT Roland Tilton and NeptonMT Chandler Hillsboro R An old gold medal which was To make an Investment in a Building andLoan Association erfrdMt Carmci J R Peoples was given to Gov Shelby by Coiw be pure to take stock in the harpsburgJDRedd Carlisc TF gross in 1818 for gallantry in tho bat Taliaferro Owingsville E E Holmes tlo of tho Thames was recently found SilvaudolJ A E Colgrovo Mt Olivet in tho vaults in tho Secretary of W A Peun Shannon and Sardis R II States office and will probably bo Wightman Georgetown T B Cook turned over to somo of Gov Shelbys Becauso it is the only Association that gives you a definite contract Be ¬ Vaucoburg S W Speer Toilsboro M descendants cause it is tho only Association that publishes and proves by actual calcula- ¬ Thp negro Normal school at this tion that its stock matures in 7 ycare Becauso you will not bo disappointed P Morgan Dover Whitley Waldrop Moorlield E C Savago Kinney Miss placo opened last week with an in ¬ Avhen you wish to borrow Because its charter docs not allow the Associa- ¬ tion to buy sell or leaso property or speculate in real estate Becauso the JR Word Millersburg College C creased attendance best business men and financiers of this State approve tho plan of the Pope The bill it COLUMBIA M Dauvillo District Presiding Eldor November postponing assessments till investors should Becauso ourpays 8 per cent semi annually Coupons attach agents call on 15th is now a law Mil P Walker Danvlllo W F Taylor Representatives Taylor and Bashaw Harrodsburg J O A Vaught Porry- C W HAIIRIS President W W THOMPSON Sec Tieas Aville WTEKollor Meokvllle L G exchanged compliments in a lievly WILLIAM OCOXXELL W A DeIIAVEN Counsel DR C DUERSON Wallace Chaplain H C Wright manner but apologies and an ami J M VANARSDELL Agent E On account of my inability to travel I respectfully ask my friends to call B F Cosby Leathers cablo adjustment followed Lawrenceburg ¬ at my otllco in mo Store M F Moores Salvisa E II LAND STOCK AND CROP vantages of thetho Tvler Apperson block and allow M to oxplaiutho ad Columbia VANARSDELL I Godby Jessmjuo W W Green aug 23 ly Nicholasvillc J E Wright Bryauts Go to Too Conroy for good reliable vifle A P Jones Stanford W E sadillo and harness work Arnold Richmoud F S Pollitt Col Tho Lcxintou Gazette says a num ¬ lego Hill W J Doran Somerset S ber of Fayette farmers sold their fat W JPeoples Caintown R M Lee Moreland W D Wilbur Lancaster cattle Monday at 450 hogs sold at As- - 475 though they had been brisk at fc and Junction City C II Grcor 525 Sheep in good demand at fair bury Collego J W Hughes Middlosboi ough District Presiding prices There is no clover in Madison says Middlesborough Elder C E Oncy C A Taguo Moadow Creek E J tho Climax Tcrrill London and Pinevillc F K Tho rains of this week wore goncral Manchester W B Ragan throughout the state Struvoi Whitesburg and Hiudman J R Nel- The Times says tho corn crop in sou Harlan 0 J Chandler Carter- v Scott will bo below an average ville G G Ragau Jackson E A Mc- J S Baugham 6old to G Woodcock AND A FULL LINE OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEOluro Irvine P J Ross Bcattyville Dan- ¬ S M Carrior Campton and Hazel 15 fat hogs at 430 per cwt MENTS ville Advocate green FA Savage Morohead James E Wright Wost Libertv J L West Tho largo cattle pens at Peppers dis- ¬ Hazard and HydeiJ WCrator Clay tillery on the old Frankfort pike near Cityr J N Ison Lexington wore dostroyed by firo Monday night Lo3s 5000 They Sho Was Locked Up Gcorgo Ott Jr eloped from tho belonged to George W Embry a cat- - New South and Pioneer Cane Mills Cooks Evaporators and Paris Fair with his cousin Miss Cora tlo dealer of Louisville 1 Pans Cider Mills Saw Mill Supplies and Belting Storey of Cincinnati and wcro mar- ¬ Fino white English web bridles at Thoy wot to the homo of tho cost ried paronts whoro tho young brido jMtConroy brides was locked up and tho groom ordered Wo havo a fine bred Poland China away Ho returned to Lexington se ¬ Boar for salo or trade will weigh 125 cured two pistols swearing ho would pounds take possession of his wffo Bkan Bnos LEADING HARDWARE MERCHANT Peat for Locomotives Last weeks rain was a splendid oio It scorns that peat has boon porman and it will jsprvo to start tho grag9 to ontly adopted as fuol for tio locomo BUSINESS COLLEGE tivps dnjho Vadstcjia Odorhquq Rail ¬ growing and tho plows moving way in Sweden after a series of ex- ¬ Tho crop will not bo up to tho av ¬ The oldest and most reliable system of Busines Colleges haustive tests to dotormlno its relative erage Georgetown Times in yield In tho yaluo as compared with coal Only experienced teachers employed in the United States final tests a locomotive pulled a train Tho Harrodsburg Democrat says Book keeping and Short hand specialties Terms low a regulation speed and up tho steop For full information address being maintained that tho tobacco crop of that county Rooms on first floor est gradients stcajn at ftill pressure oven with cold water has all beou housed and that is a good I Main lloinl of Tradethird Enos Spencer Louisville Ky 2t street corner one fed into tho boilor Hiuton gato Paris J M Boland FranHfort H G Henderson Versailles J R finni imtnivn T tl Williams Tfritiohnof nr IV T Rollins Mt Sterling a nm Fort J M Wilson 3f iGrassy Lick and Mt Zion D V Ware Nojth Middlotown W T uonion J nsriD m ML BD CAMIS TI OH tw f tiii Trotting Association Sept 27 28 23 i 11 I till 1 II lit I Bet 1 1 I lU Big Liberal Premiums I m Purses TlbLe r HI m m State- 5500 PREMIUMS and PURSES OvER Over IN And enterprise catches the trade while the prices wo aro prepared to offer in order to make room for fall goods m will causo you to catch your breath in astonishment m Dont fail to call and see our goods and you will be convinced I 1 ill II 1000 given to the Trots the first day I K PHIPPS SUCCESSOR TO W S CALDWELL l m ft IMSMimePMMPmpPMiii fl -- 1 WE Anderson Pres Bean Sec GW WHENEVER YOU WISH Of Louisville Ky The Government has been sustained by tho United States Court of Appeals at Boston in tho celebrated goats hair case Tho decision is of vast im- ¬ portance involving many millions of dollars and affecting tho rights of manufactuiers and importers all over tho coiintry Tho ruling sustains the duty of 12 cents a pound Childrer Cry for Pitchers Castoria Harry Kernel the Irish comedian returned to his home at Asbury Park X J from New York Thursday Ho is all broken up mentally and will probably bo pent to a private asylum JACK STEWART AUCTIONEER Lexington kv Pointers attempt to beat his record at Cleveland resulted in a mile Hal in 2 06 Prompt attention given to all sales listed to jiscaru Leave order at ttiisolUcc enti adclioew or Hitn care of Clarendon Hotel LcxlUKton Ky LOCAL BOARD If Clay McKke IIenkv Watson- - G Chesapeake O and MKEE WATSOIST HARDWARE RAILWAY New York QUEENSWARE TINWARE WOODENWARE Philadelphia Real Estate and Bond Bro kers Insurance and Loan Ohio 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 Washington And all Eastern Cities nuu Shortest Line bclweeu Louisville COMPOUND A recent discoeiy hv an old physician auccessfullv used monthly by tliouiiid of Ladies Is the onlv liei- fectlyeafu and reliable medicine discovered Hewn 11 or unprincipled ill nggUts bo offer in feiior medicines in placo of this Ask for Cooks Cotton Hoot ComiOITnd take no substitute or lnclo e Jl nuil cents in piuaugu in letter and wo will MMip Kaled by retuin mail Full healed pai itcumrs mpiain en ciope 10 lames ouiy t o tamps Addivxd IS Lexington and Eastern Points Mitchell IPisli Bros Wagcis Time Card in Effect Sept I492 HSOnm 133 a in 7 10 j in J EAST BOUND Fast Mail No 21 Mt ftteiling iii commodnton No 2D VCtUmled Kxpresd o 21 Moreliead Accommodation Xo JS No 8 Fisher Hlock Detroit Mich Sold in Mt Steilmg by Kenncdv Hi os W 8 Lloj dlt C Lloj d 1 G Julian mid druggists Aoryw heiv Pond LllvCO v ED MITCHELL TiMji in WEST BOUOD Lexington Accommodation Xo Louisville Kxprtwa Xo 21 Lexington Accommodation No Vestilmlod Kxpre Xo3 27 23 Woods Phosphodine THK OUFAT KXQU8U KKMKDV 025 a m 11 00 a m S03pm iilpm Hccn ptvscrilicd ocr 33 yours in thousands of Solid voatibnlcd trains with dining caw Xo iiiinii IO ftltM VUQVI la IIIU nnlu lit1lnn y HttJ IIVUUll bus transfers Die aim iioucst jicuijo Through sleepers from Lexington without known Ask druggist for AVoods riiosphndlne change If lie offeiii somo woithlnss medicine in place of this leav Ms dishonest Btore incloso price In lMll nil itfl will ml iv lihini nnll lMnn C11UTAX one package 1 six 3 Ono will please six will Asst lien Pass Agent If W FULLKK Cincinnati O- - cure i aiupiuet in plain scaictt eiiTOlope two stanipsAddress Uon raw Agent OSCAlt MUltflY Sold in lt Stcilingby Kennedy Hros 11 CTUoyd W S Lloyd Tin Uon ti Julian yatlilngton DU Manager TrilUe and druggists CTcrywIiere lromptlr and perman ¬ ently cures all forms of XcrvoiiaWeaknessKmiB sionsnud SiHnnn ton lion I niotcncy and all effects of Abuse or Kcesses wviBuiiuiiicr - 1 ar i ffiSK- - J o s - c HT STBBLIKQ- ADVOCATE hi up in TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 20 1802 -u i in L a In r IP t i 4 i 4 iv -- W - i ftl j n lli 311 to Q1 roiis ftffOWJ arrows wcro laid in the sun tQ dry r JAfiiioitAiiykiKl DRUyoii evcT Jctwvr Wohwns of IrWUt gmxt being ready in a shorr Umo for iih W v efcfttiwter en to todAby hfth7 for usQ as tho owners of them sawflt Palmistry having gone out of date lifo or Meaning of Blunders Turnips are good winter feed for whether it was to tako human amoHg fKhioiiablejteoyKt the unveil- chickens ducklTor jreeso Somo pcoplo havo an unfoiunato not it matters hut little to them r 4a t Tktc diknnUHfcirlitaV lin ilrmn liv iV LSI wain propensity tp brood over what they A TOUCH OF NATURE iowisio meiiu e buoj uii you my ladys It call tho mistakes of their lives I keep thin growiugf Fca early ami arises from a false ostimato of human How It Hushed Complaint on a bftou If her hair shows much care being Sleeping Car i judgement and overstrainod idea of Tho trough for tho fowls should bo glossy well kept and every pin hi its the responsibility of taoir actions Wo woro a round dozen of tho placed under a trco or somo shady place you may rely upon it that alio 4 A conscientious woman of middle gloomiest passengers that over got is a lady borHjaBdibredftwhcthcr her ago wrote to a friond I am glad to together in a Pullman car ono warm own or tho doftTfinsrsfs of a maid ar- Ou account of boing easily clcanwl bojparcd a longer life that I may Juno night coming up from Atlanta i m 1 rraJMU in rcpcntiug nly past hiis over tho Piedmont Air Line There easily 1 oinqxpdanil less liable to break Gloss only comes from constant at fKMh To spend onos timo in la ¬ wcro several reasons for tho surly tho eggs sawdust is recommended as tontiom ami tho womaiuof innate menting past Mistakes seems tho dullness wllich deepened as tho ovo a material for good nestsr refinement is tho one who lingers Over Life is short at niugw woro on iAVorst mistake of all Tho weather was Tho chickens should be fed in a her toilet revels in baths and adores thadongest Thnro is little time tp clammy aVdatncomhmablo whilo to way that will compel thciffTo seraph shampoos foroain of doing less to mourn over open tho windowV was to invito If tho grain is fed in cut straw thoy AM in it to win and will do it bv handling onlv the Theroforo sign No 1 reads truthful- ¬ vhat has been done To act to act showers of cinders Moreover tho will work for it Poultry keepers say best make of goods and selling at a small profit ly Coarse hair showslhumblo birtlu Juickly to act up to our best iustincts supper at Charlotto had been unde- ¬ it is thoacti ohcn that cratches that H 4 ne time IS Oil lor success in n smn Brown li a i n sja 111 f 6 f of tho pocu insnpsc Tvifh and highest asperations is all wo can niably bad lays I targe profits Business- Men can onlv hone to at lkiiylfno character that makes it i After lo It is all that is expected With such conditions it was not to fitt tain success in this dav of Drorrress bv mnnv snls There is an iucrcasinsr interest in appear very thill will indicate a good that our responsibility ceases and jtho bo wondorcd at that an air of gloomy Hair that splits at the M each article bearing a small profit and then every ctfs to a disposition poultry raising This is duo 4inal result belongs only to God morosenoss nervaded tho car Tho end is a rcprcontatioiuf tho owners m tomer must be treated alike How unfair it isto sell m Tiic good woman aoovequotcd had only party who did not openly cvinco great extent to thowomou of the tendency to quarrol and havo bicker ¬ ¬ nation wlio are developing tho busi to one man at a certain price and because his neighbor suwaya acted according to Jicr uest any evidence of discontent was a iius ings and difierchcos oniall onnnsinns is a nine closer to sell to him for less money judgment But being human judg ¬ group of a sad faced man and fa ness aiuldcinonstratingHul their It is fill Blackj glosssy hair shows treachery fA Daiidsr that it pays not right My stock of FURNITURE is entirely Being human woman with a subdued countenance ment it was fallible bloild Auffy hah Vmncr bji jtruth NEW not a piece of old stock It has beeh pur- ¬ 1 she could not foic5cetho conscquouccs auiuu iuj iui ui iivc 1411111111111 the jMany successful pouUiymeu claim fulnbss J Thd sortof hair known as of actions but could onlv do as sccm daughtei of tho man and tho nicco of that tho poultry house should face the chased for the cash it is in my store less all discounts drabthc kind Rohard tomatch and ed right at tho time Now if sheyvas tho lavly s Wc all knew Veil enough South If this cannot- awfully high priced when ono wants mining my entire stock at once by car load shipments railed upon to act to dav what hotter why they wcro so quiet In tho bag it should at least bo arran a falso bangj reads thus- - highly gen have saved considerable freight expense and bv could she do than that Then why gage car was a rough box and the ged so that it can get tho benefit of Bitivofoidouchy these methods rav stock is nut- in f hn Either dye your regret that she so actedbcforo x little girl Clutched tightly a boquctoT ihn elm 111 tvlufni cheaper than when small orders are made hence J locks or expect to bo road of all men Examining into thismattor of blun the samo tuberoses w6 had seen experienced poultry raiser says for though hands sometimes lie hair sell at very close figures saving money to my An tvif tiers a little further and particularly carried in with the cofliiw j that raw meat in moderation chopped never doos i Ex I CI customers and making some for myself Goods which 10 in tracing the course of tho mistakes Jhccriulness did notpcrcasc as fine and fed about thricea week will I have subjected to vcrylbw prices in our own livo tho night giow on Three drummers well meant Ono How to Resuscitate a Person stiniulato egg production when we look back upon them with tried to break the gloom by relating poundof meat is sufficient for flfteon BED ROOM SUITS DiNING ROOM FUR- Drowning v cooler understanding of later years rather oil color stories in an audiblo hens NITURE PARLOR SUJTS Somccook it meat Ms1 FOLDING wc are constrained to confess that tho undertone A disappointed specula- ¬ BEDS WARDROBES BOOK CASES SIDE- ¬ Tho Cincibnati Lancet Clinic trans- by far belter mistake must have been intended tor returning homo was confiding his vafilablo paper of iL Laborde BOARDS ETC Contralia MqGuanl says that latcs a fo be there as well as the correct ac- misfot tunes to member of Congress communicated to tho Paris Academy tion becauco the plan of our develop ¬ en route to Washingloii and giving one firm has paid to tho citizens of of medicine on a new means of rcsu- ment has included both Continuing his Opinion of tho land speculation Boone county 16000 lor poultry and soltating a person apparently J dead 16 study clearly and deeply we must into which ho had been drawn in eggs since rthe30th dayofMarch 1892 from drowning It consists in forci- ¬ acknowledge that tho mistakes and languago more expressive than clcrj Up to date thoy have shipped from bly drawjug out tho tongue in press ¬ t llil j iTiiij iiiiiHIM errors nay the vciy sins when forsak- ¬ gant and in a much louder tone than Ccutralia 330 barrels of dressed poul- ¬ ing flic jaws apart and anil in fSjkJ-Wwi pulling m try and 2200 cases of eggs en and forgiven havo helped tho soul circuinbtanccs justified tho tongue forward and backward in I also keep a complete line of CASKETS in my m upward that all havo worked to ¬ Somobody has given the following an energetic manner f Tho valuo The Atlanta sports were talking of Undertaking Department and having graduated in mi gether to accomplish the lcsul over a poker game intcijecting little dircctionsfor picking and marketing this manhevro is due to its marvellous this business in offering my services it is with the con- ¬ ill hought that they must have been put bursts of profanity into th6ir conver- ¬ turkey feathers In picking save all cilect on tho relies respiratory system fidence that I understand the business and can give B thoio and meant o to be and so that sation haidly broad enough to merit the feathers that grow on tho tail of M Laborde cites tho history of two our blunder were not blunders at roproof from tho conductor but yet the turkey also those on the two subjects who wcro satisfaction m apparently dead all but although we sowed and wat not the kiudoftalk desirable in family joints of tho wings next the body by drowning whom ho restored to Store room MAIN STREET Next Door to R C m cied often stniise there was always circles Tho porter soon began making Tho pointed one sided quills that lifo hy this procedure but believed it Lloyds Drug Store Residence on West High Street Jouiij increase gh en which achieved up the berths commencing at the rear grow on tho outside or tip of the Would bo imprudent to employ it to the good we aimed at but failed to where the funeral party was ensconced wings bell at low prices and should tho exclusion ot methods 6f artificial reach Tho train lumbled on through the surely bo kept separately fiom tho respiration notably that of1 Sylvester And dccpQSt of all wc sec that tho darkucss the hum of discontented others t JLay the feathers straight in Phis consists in laying tho patient on divine love which saw tho cud from conversation tilled tho car and none as lightboxes as possible do not stuff his back on a piano inclined from the beginning bore with a tendercompas of the men paid the slightest attention them in bags as it breaks them Be- ¬ 3 feet upward raising thoi shoulders tsion to look upon our struggles our to the white jacketed negro and his fore packing weigh your boxes with gently by cushion placed under wcoping our disheartened sighs work the covers and mark tho weight in them wilh tho head thrown5 back Ahrintiinitely greater it is but like to By and by there were soundrf of a plain figures on the side of tho box KisMusittfituiiteaQi when tho operator grasps tho patients KafBS the love wo bear our own children slight disturbance iiom the back part arms just above tho elbows repeat ¬ A correspondent of the which is so deep and true that we en- ¬ of tho car w Inch caused every one to licvicw lias tho following to say edly raising them till they nearly dure to ticat them harshly and with turn their eyes thither In the mid ¬ concerning fuel for bee smokers For meet above the head amLthcn lower 2To 37 Itforth Bioadway Second Floor seeming cruelty behold thoir tears dle of tho aiolo stood a littlo fairy fuel we havo tried rotten wood haul ing them till they firmly press for a knowing surely that ono day they form clad in a snowy night dress her wood pine sticks sawdust shavings moment against the sides ot the chest will comprehend alF tho kindness golden curlshakiug over hcrshould excelsior paper rags peat corn cobs Harpers Bazar eishy the rocking of tho car whilo her and a peculiar kind of sawdust that Pasturesln Auxumn m blue eyes wcro doubled and half afloat comes Majclne Poisoned Arrows corespondent writing in tho JTcw 55SS7rfr23S2 A from making hand holes with She was saying in a baby a in tear says One often reads CARPETS wobbling saw in beo hives A coucspondent of Foiest and Tho York World Ir voice which opposition had caused last named wo find to bo far superior directions about not feeding pastures All kinds of best grade of Carpets at tho very lowest possible mtf Su cam dcsciibes the process employ ¬ to rise lo its highest pitch distinguish ii jvu9 to all tho others ed by tho Indians of Aiizona and New p It lights quickly too often in theprimrbutthe caution able above the rumble of tho train and smolders enough to give quite a is not so frequently given about not Jlexko to poison their arrows CURTAINS Papa and auntie I intist mamma denso blue smoke About the most vile use of which the It is readily ob ¬ feeding off 00 late in autumn Ac- ¬ Beautiful Curtains well worth the money- They arc called told me to before she w cut to sleep tainable of tho supply manufactures cording to my experience ami obser rattlesnake is the vital factor is in DillgUlIJtj i Ikl Seeing the attention of the other pas ¬ It should bo remarked however that vation mere is no severer drain on brutal practice among several tribes OIL CLOTHS sengers drawn upon them the father the fine sawdust should bo carefully tho vitality of the plants than the one of Indians in Amoua and New Mexi ¬ Oil Cloths tho best makes and in tho newest and most desirable flushed and made no further remon- ¬ sifted occasioned by close cropping of pas- ¬ out co that of poisoning tho point of ar ¬ patterns strance and tho lady asodrow back and meadows late in the fall rows I was an eye witness at one Tho frequent injuries from roots tures HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS The littlo tot got down reverently The injury is especially pronounced to the manufacture of these much time upon her knees by tho side of the and tho many cases of leg weakness if the season chances to be a very dry No house in Kentucky handles better goods or sells for closer to be dreaded instruments of torture berth clasped her tiny hands and that occur among tho heavy hens of one The following spring tho grass inuma and death Bart of ho summer of tho largo breeds has opened for dis- ¬ J began will fail to start early and throughout 1884 I spent in Arizona and western cission tho question of dispensing Now 1 In ilou n to eoop x tho season there will bela short crop New Mexico and about ten days of I ptiy tlio ImvA mj t oul to ktem with roots in tho poultry house says that time in the neighborhood of the and so op through it all until tho final a writer It is a fact that roots of hay and grass There is not a Comacho and Apache Indians As amen adding God bes3 papa and sometimes tako up about one third doubt but that some growth is re ¬ I wandcicd one day up to one of their auntie and poor little Aunie whose of the space in tho house and if some quired in autumn lo give grass the for a good fair start the suc- ¬ topee- - I pciccivcd a number of In ¬ mamma has goncd away plan can bo doviscd for doing away strength ceeding spring dians standing aiomnl some nowlv Then unresisting thoy tucked her with them it will bo an aw advantage Being at all times in into the berth There was no more Straw or hay is suggested slaiu cattle but should Farm New3 and Notoa K arrh of now things in the shape ol tory tclling no moro grumbling no such be used the house must bo cleanOut of 238S3 farms of Oregon 3150 know ledge 1 f oon found out the more growling that night The train ed out daily All such complaints as cause of such a picceediiig The In ¬ rumbled on with tho sleeping mother bumble foot Jog weakness crooked are reported to be provided with facili ties for inigation dians had slain two lull grown beeves in the baggage car and tho sleeping breast bone and frosted toes would be and were taking the livers out vory orphan in thu Pullman Philadelphia avoided by keeping laigo fowls on The California Beekeepers associa- ¬ carefully When this oporation wan Times straw It is admitted that tho small tion is making preparations for a nota- ¬ at an end a box containing several Pronounced Hopeless Yet Saved and active breeds which can fly on ble exhibit at the World fair rattlesnakes was biought and placed or oil tho roots easily should have 4V East Main Street on tho giound near tho almost smok The Farmers Review says hat thc From a loiter wiitlen by Mrs Ada roosts but for large and heavy breeds ingchuncks of livtr An aged buck E Hurd Grotou S D wo quote no doubt tho use of straw is piefcra United States produce 300000000 Mandiug near by who seemed fully to Was taken with a bad cold pounds of wool per annum and we which blc Dealers in all kinds of Furniture underntaud his business procured a settled on my Jungs cough sot in and use twice that amount Good Looks piece of blanket and with ita aid sue dually terminated in consumption Several Astrakhan sheopfrom Persia setded in taking ono of the lagest Four doctors gavo mo up saying I Good looks aio moro than skin havo becij sont to Calilornia for propa ¬ out of tho box Then unfold ¬ could livo snakes but a short timo I gavO deep depending upon a healthy con- ¬ gation by tho agricultual department ing the blanket o as to expose the myself up to my Savior determined if dition of all tho vital organs head of the snake ho procuicd a I could not stay with my If tho at Washington friends on liver bo inactive you havo a bilious forked btick and pinned it3 head to Thomas Green who diijd at Leeds earth I would moet my absent ones look andJf your kidneys bo affected England not long ago jiwas the inven- ¬ the giound while another Indian above My husband was advised to you havo a pinched look Secure tor of the lawn took a small switch and topped it on get Dr Kings New Discovery for iriowen good health and you will havo jrood the head until it was aggravated al ¬ Consumption Coughs and Colds I looks Electric Bitters most beyond induranco then taking gavo a trial is tho great Tho latter part of August or first of took in ull eight bot ¬ it nchunokofthc still steaming liver tles it has cured me and thank God alterative and tonic acts directly on September is a good time to cut out The Best Bed Made theso vital organs Cures pimples slips of surplus growth on currant they lot tho snake bite it repeatedly I am now a well and hearty woman blotches boils and gives a good com- ¬ bushes for planting or cutting until it had turned to an almost pui Trial bottles fieo at W Re- po huo Then tho urtow points were ding store regular size 50c SLIojds plexion Sold at V S Lloyds drug nfbvoajl tho leaves as soon as cut gfTTinZ HANDSOMEST LINE OT fmTTrvmo nT and 1 store 50p ppr hottle CENT AL KENTUCKY AT PRICES thnint into it about one half inbh deep and heel the cuttings in a sandy placo JS oWeR IloiticulturisiH May that strawberry THAN AN nifd left a fow minutes When with ¬ beds covering deeply as cold weather is best to wash or thoroughly bn reuuwed often as old It should drawn thoro appeared a scum on the UftU rn subject to blight and other wipo fruit before oatihg it Disease comes on They will root this Fall points thus inserted Afterward tho lruit diseases and grow finely next year genus may collect on its surface v t l THE ADVOCATE Poultry and B Not Character Hair eeWyfr hr tF lojjoijijtnof 111 iMt 1 I SESSHiSifM3 kL East Main Street A STERLING KENTUCKY FURNITURE - v - I I -- - cro cn -- but-raw ¬ Ml M JMTT MWMMWMMMMM UZhiZZZg Bcc-lveep-e- rs HICKS CARPET ST0R 1 exiagtoxi Slgi 1 II 4 m 1 1 1 1110 1 feMgfe ¬ FURNITURE J H WIEHL SON LEXIN 3TO N7 K V Walnut Oak Mahogany and Cherry Bedroom Sets TMODELLFOLDEBEB 11 m ESP mmwmsmssixisEEai yV V ut BHHIM v jS ti iti H j Ant - jtj- - w WBj VOCAE 3 w 1815 ppwp Gil iu OTCJESD i r AI - n- SEPTEMiBEft 20 ii1 r - THE ADVOCATE n GENERAL NEWS IToftvint A ii Cprfveitxrternidtlft I i QnnMbm rtf 1lA Rfffllrt N iJffetfue of Democratic Clubs announn thai he Will isstio a call for a meeting sonic timo this week Tlio w6rkof orfcanizlnsf clubs 18 going on actively wloVertho State The first cabin passengers of the JNormanuia wcro safely landed and enscpneed in the Surf Hotel at Fire Island Tho injunction grantdd tho cowardjy Laymen was dissolved and lAoJaiuling was made at 8 oclock last Tuesday just in time to escape a fierce iWiucl storm Postofllco Inspector Poor has jailed T B Parrel mailcontrafctor botweon slaliasseo and Carabello Flat for robbing the mails oif his roote Chief Murphy of tho Department of Public Safely of Aleghttny Pa and Detectives Glenn Kornman Mo Cluro aud Donaldson who wcro charged with cmbezlcmcnt were acquited Mon ¬ day Henry OIIopetof St Paul Minn superintendent of Telegraph of thc Omaha Raihoad Company is heir to an estato iu tho Nortlk of Ireland worth several millions of dollar and lie expeots no difficulty in establishing his claim m - below ground W II Ragan whilo admiting that tho toniatP and potato aro closely re- ¬ lated expressed tho opion that wo can against 7555 in 1S90 Jngiowr than tho ordiniirjjmatcrial go onlya little way in this direction of this year 5820 atnFis itil dltirhfd indillerout to tho A prize fig lit botweon Arthur most abrupt changes of temperature crossing species ot plants and that the Davidson of Viidcn mid Dilly Harris A proof of its toughness and dura graft connecting tho potato with the fefc of Litchfield for 200 took place near bility is tho fact that it may iu a tomato must bo an imperfect one Monday night A highly heated state be sprinkled with Ho thought that usualy tho union will tauuton III jirr 1Special train carried tho fighters and cold wat6r without being materially be only mechanical An Indiana farmer present did liot Jlieir friends to tho scene of tho battle damaged gjass- 13 especially believe the timo would ever comb Tim flMit lootnil onvon linifl rounds adfited td skylights tho powerful ic Uo Davidson knocking tho Litchfield boy sisling qualities of the material ena ¬ when potatoes and tomatoes will be out iii tho seventh round bling tho usual protectors to bo dis ¬ grown on tho samo vino for profit though it mav bo done as a curiosiv J M Ilopwood a pioneer is dead pensed with As wire glass cannot at Kearney Jfob from the sroko of beeut by the diamond except under Alittlo ammonia in the water bus jn umbrella Dr G W Kern ap- - the application of great force and qh red spiders on house plants aud roached Ilopwood with a church cauuoybo broken witliotitcreatlng nnikes tho plants grow IS fiiihscrintion of lone standin and in considerable noise the substance is This claimed to be in a measuie burglar SI70 and Strength of tho Gulf Stroam sisted upon a settlement Kern threw up proof Wiro glass has also been sucEven those who navigate tho wa angered Ilopwood The cessfully applied to the manufactuic ters of tho Gulf stream do not fully oft a blow umbrella to ward its current fcrrulo pierced llopwobds left eye of hollow glassware it being particu- ¬ realize the strength of government larly suitable for making glass vessels Two or three years ago a bi caking tho boncsiof the soekot vessel was anchored in the stream which have to withstand a hign pres observing the current Tho wind Tlicifc is a project for a lively timo sure or bo subjected to rough usage was very light when a sailing vessel al tho tyashinglon Ball Park when Ex 5 was sighted ahead drifting to the 1 tho St Louis Club play there ajrain As she came nearer and northward A Now Climbing Uooomotlvo owing to tho action of President yon nearor it became pvident that there dor Alio in withholding a pPrtioli of A new invention for enabling a lo- ¬ would bo n collision unless stops woro An comotive and train of cars to ascend taken to prevent it Tho crow of tho tho gate receipts at St Louis alleged claim against tho Washington felccp gradicnts is being exhibited by sailing vessel trimmed their sails to but Co Loudon Club on acoount of tho rental of tho Messrs Pocock In the gentle air wont it was useless for thp onward she grounds at Cincinnati i3 at this device a grooved drum is keyed irresistible force of earned by di Pendleton tho current tho foundation of tho trouble tho on tho driving axle and tho groove is rectly toward tho bow of tho steamer sufficiently wide to allow a stationary amount involved being about300 As tho vessels approached each cable to bo wound once around it other by a skillful use of the rudder Tho American Tin Plato Factory of on board tho steamer she was moved ElwoodInd was dedicated as an The drum is of tho same circumfer ¬ to one side and tho sailing vessel Americau1industrylast Tuesday Gov ence as tho driving wheels so that drifted past a few feet distant Tho McKinloy was the orator of the oc- ¬ with each revolution of tho driving captain of tho latter was as aston wheels the driim travels a full revolu- ¬ ished as ho was thankful that his casion s tion over tho cable This cable lies vessel was not lost All that ho could Company iu the contro of tho Roelker Tho J II track and is se- ¬ cry out in broken English as ho founders and plowmakeraofEvans cured at oitlfer end and kept iu its flashed by was I could not help it John E made an assignment Tues position round curves by guides It tho water bring mo hore vileInd 177000 assets is shown by the model that tlip assis- Pillsbury in Century Liabilities day 300000 Tho rirnt Htvum Rulli oail tance given by the turn of tho cable In 1825 tho very year the Erie Bank of Middles round the drum and tho slight strain Tho First National canal went into operation an event borough will bo allowed to resumo exercised at each end of tho cable are hardly to bo matched for its imporbusiness upon tho waving iu of fifty sufficient to givo the driving wheels tance occurred tho successful applithe ueceary grip or bite on the rails cation on the Darlington and Stockper cent cash on tho capital stqek to allow them to gain the full length ton railway of steam to purposes of Presidont Harrison is very anxious of their ciroumforonceat each revolu- ¬ locoinqtiou Tho railway first un over tho condition of his wife who is tion Tho model now exhibited as dertaken in tho United States wasn very seriously ill lino of about three miles for conds a gradieut of 1 in 3 id ifocs short tho transportation of granito to the B round a sharp curve at tho same timo Secretary of War Stephen Noponset river near Boston Tho cancelled his appointments It is claimed that by this system tho first locomotive over used in the Elkius has to sjeak at Charleston and Hunting ¬ wear and tear of the cable aro reduc ¬ United States wasono imported from ton W Va owing to indispositidn ed to minimum as it rests on tho bed England In 18291 Tho firbt experi mental trip was made m August Senator Poller continftcs to talk of the track whilo tho drum parses 1820 but the use of tlio loepmotivo through his whUkers declaring tho over it and at all other times lies had to lw abandPnod because it was Third Party will carry all tho silver quite inactive Scientific American found too heavy Tho fjrst loeoino tiyebuilt in this country was placed and many of tho Southern States Tho Bones of a Mammoth ori tlio South Carolina railroad in While a number of workmon wcro 1800 Tlio uso of locopiotives how Train robbers Evans and Sontag kijled throo and wounded others of a getting timber on tho Kaw Indian evor was not firmly established unposso which tried to capturo thorn at reservation north of Guthrie O T til 1832 Edward Rosowaters Omnhu they unearthed tho bones of somo Addrcfls Sampson Flats Cal hlanTlnoth animal A fusk was found Some Ponulntlou Statistics In 1850 tho states and territories west aro 44 that was flvo feet in length mid the In the United States thoro largest end was over three feet in cir ¬ of the Mississippi riyerhad an aggregate peoplo in every 100 who aro engaged cumference Tho bofib from tho kneo Imputation of 720311 and tlw country in agriculture as compared with 50 to the hip joint was over fivo feet in west of tho Missouri excluding Texas in Canada sovon in England 48 in length and tluucoutm was -- twenty Louisiana Arkunsoa and Missouri hud tlvo iiiche8iupircUlriltioiico- - Across h population of only183507 iu other France and 10 iu Get man tho haunches the bones woro over five worda tho population of tlio vast rogion Got ihaiuiro away b7 ns feot uprt tho ijbs were four feet in West of tho Missouri in 1850 was not an ana Keep uio nam length Tho skoleton wil probably lurgo as tho opalation f Omnlni is tosoon as possible day Edwurd Rosowaters Omaha Ad be exhibited at tho Worlds Fair eicim Mnie WUUl J- ¬ ¬ ¬ Official returns from 58 counties in Arkansas give tho following vote for Governor Fishback Dem G9G35 Wlro Glass Whipple Rep 2 1143 Carnahan the name of wire glass a P 22414 kelson Prohib 1002 v Under Soventccn cpuiics ayp yet to be heard now invention lias been brought on from which will givo Fishback a ma- ¬ the market The process of manu ¬ facture consists in furiiisllinggluss in jority of at least 4000 mprc a hot plasticj condition with a flexi- ¬ The Maine election last Monday ble metallic layoriron Cwiro netting was warmly contested A Republi- ¬ for instance jWhlch i3cbmpetcly in can victory was inevitable but the closcdbytho vitrcouriubstancc and old timo majority was diminished cUectivcly protected against exterior In 140 towns Glcavcs Rep received influences as rust etc TI10T nqw 27112 for Governor and Johnson srlassniosscsses Kinucli arroatcr resist- Republican plurality Dem 22293 Take a common phial boltle and cut PIT part ot tho rlni and part of the neck j tills nuy bo done by a jijcco of string Pr rather whipcPrilj twisted around it and pulled strongly by two porsoua iu a sawing positiPn pno of Wliom J101U8 tno 001110 iirniiy in nuj Idft hand Heated in a Vow minutes by tho friction of iiio fetring and then dipped suddohly In cold Water tho bottlo Will bo decapitated moro easily than by aiiy Pthcv moans Let tho phiat how bd nearly filled with pump water and applying tho finger to ts ihoutli turn it quickly upsido down oh removing fhd linger it will bo found thai only a fow drops escape Willibut corji or stopper of any kind tli6 water will bo retained withjn tho bottlo by ihb pressuro of tho external air Without tho phial being greater than thesmall quantity within Now let a bit of tapo bo tied1 around tho middle of tho bottle to which tho two ends of the string may bo at- ¬ tached so as to form a loop td hang on a nail Jet it bq thus bo suspended in a perpendicular manner with tho mouth open downwards and this is Vhpn tho weather is tho barometer fairguid inclined to bo so tho water will bo level with tho section of tlio neck or rather elevated above it and forming a concavo surfaco When likely to bowct a drop Will appear at the mouth which will enlarge until it falls andthen another while the hu- ¬ midity of tho atmosphcro continues llousohold Monthly A farm gate that appears tP have decided advantages ia described in The Rural Ncv Yorker This gato watf built In two scbtions whldh closed in tho center Tho gates word caoh abPut eight feet wido A socket on tlio ground in thoicontcr of tho drlvo- way rocoived tlio posts of the gate when closed and prevents fagging Tho advautagos of subh a- gato are obvious It can bo built of short tlm bor aud as the weight is divided the wear on each section is less than where tho gate is iu one piece It is far moro convenient to opoil a small gato than a larga one when much width is not required The doublo gato is neat find attractive and its construction is so simple that aiiyono handy with tools can construct 0110 with easo - A Woibm Kever Xto Things in Shopping fey HrIym ief2 1SQS- - EJIoctrfcltv In I Therapeutics A Russian physician now assorts that the pain of neuralgia if superfi ¬ cial can btf relieved atouco by throw- ¬ ing a beam of light Jrom a strong arc lamp upon the affected part A now electric appllanco for surgeons is in- ¬ tended to serve as an extension of tho finger norves and all It is a tube enclosing a number hardrubbor of small wires and it is to bo attached to the flngor tip iu interna operations its design being to transmit substan- ¬ tially tho sonsations that would be anything Tho shopper usually fetches up nt experienced if tho flugcr wcro in qon somo far away counter and as tho tact with the samo surfaces clerk stop3 up to attend tho man ¬ Womeii have tlio reputation o never doing things by halves lf any mnhna an idea they do let him join one of tho fair sex on a chopping tour and hfj mind will bo at reafc foroyer on tho subject Tho women on shopping bent dons lior street apparel immediately after THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION her breakfast bo as to avoid tho rush and sallies forth Tuesday Sept 27 Sho generally wants somo trifling Wednesday Sept 28 tiling jvhich might bo bought at Thursday Sept 29 eorno of tho smaller shops up town But no she pref era to go down town Friday Sept 30 for her goods Sho recks not how hot and crowded tho L cars are for tho oys of shopping aro ahead 6f her Sho has no list of what sho needs or rather what sho wants for marl you thoro ia a vast difference between her wants and needs It is a popular belief that man born of woman is of few days and rull of Children over 10 ana uncer 15 years - - - 25 Cents muselo but for unlimited muscle Over 15 years - K Cents and unbridled energy your shopping woman is vastly any mans superior catalogues ete address the Secretary The man who attends tho fair shopper generally does so in a half W T SWANGO apologotic manner probably for fear D S GODSEY some woman may think ho is shop- President Secrtary ping on his own account Arrived at their destination his energetic companion - rushes madly HEALTH IS WEALTH I Kentucky Central R R ahead now pausing to look at somo were thirty i filmy handkerchiefs nine now nineteen then rattling BLUE GRASS ROUTE ovor a bushel of scissors piled on ii counter whilo ho superior being stalks slowly behind scarcely noting Shortest and Qnickest FIZZES ASSOCIATIOIT Hazel Green 1200 INPRMIUMSI 4 Competition Open to the World flirFor ¬ Route FIIOaI E 0 Wests Kcno nml Uiain Treatment n tpiclllc forlljutciia Dizzincw fits crvoun Xuuinlu in Uunciuclic Nei urns Pnwtntlun wuif cil In Uiu uo of alco- ¬ hol or tobacco Wnkutulnow Mental Depiction SoflcniiiK of Uio liiain jcultiuL in Insuiltv nnil lomllngto mleiy lii cay nntl tenth rrcmntnro Old AKPJSnitcnncM lw of lonci In cither wv Involuntary Losm jj mid Spetmatonhouia ciuieiM hy oicj ccitUmof thobitiiiirclf abuso or oici Indulgence Kach hov contitim ono niouLua tiiMtiurnt S100 a box o si v lxes for fJ00 bcntliy mail piopaid on lciiiptof piicc X Tdgothfer At a recent meeting of Indiana hor ticultuiista tho question was asked Is it true that tomatoos ahld potatoes can be grafted together alid bear a H Tomatoos and Potatoes Crafted companion seat3 himself on onoof CENTRAL KENTUCKY TO ALL POINTS doublo crop A professor at the Padua university present replied It is a fact that plants thus grafted havo been maito to grow tomatoes above groilnd and potatoes those abominable perforated stools common to shops frequented by women Thanks no ho answers tho in- ¬ quiring clerk and his significant glance at his shopping friend satisfies that individual 1 Hes not shopping But meanwhile tlio woman is She shops all around that stool for throe quarters of an hour and tho man gets tired and swings on his perch Occasionally thoro is a smile on tho womans faco as sho glances at her waiting escort He Bmiles back in a sickly way Now sho finishes and starts away and joy springs up in tho waiting mans heart and a swear word in his mouth for one of tho brass tacks in tho stool on which ho sat has snagged his coat tail Ho is mad but tho dear littlo vo man is so happy with her bargains that ho nutters only under his breath and is glad to bo onco moro out in the fresh air and sunlight Tlio amount of tho womans pur clioso ia twenty four cents and tho timo consumed over two hours but that is the way women shop Perhaps it is because they do not cany tho purso and like to prolong tho joy of spending money liko a child with a fow sweets Nevertheless thoy never do it by halves Cor New York Recorder Tho Character of Cleopatra Kimi iintcyl KOBTH SOUTH -- Through daily train service between Cincinnati ami Alitldiesborough and points on L X 11 B Schedule In Kffect Xov South Hound No 1 WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To cm o nny case AVitli each order rrcch td bv us lor m1 boxes accompanied itli 500 u o w ill pihI thu piiiclMMioui wilttcnKtinnintce toio fuud tho nionej if tlio treatment does not efltct n ciux GiiiKiiiiciM IdsikiI onl bj W S IJojd Diugglat and bole Agent illStciling Ky 1C 1801 J2vptt6S Daily ill pay the alwnoicw aid for anv cme of Melalmotilh IoCynthluii Th er Complaint Djspepsla hick Headache In Air Pans illKCKtlou Constipation or Co uhunCKi we can not cure w Itli Wwls A epetable Ih or IilU hen Air Lexlntftou tho IlicetioiH nuitiitlh complied with They h o Pai U Air NMnchestei aro piuely lettable ind inner fail to Mt AQ Winelietjter infiictlon Sugii Coalid LaiRCloxc3contaln lus au iiills2 centi llewaieot countcifei and Ait Itichmond Uiclimond imitations 1 lie genuine manufnctuicd only by Wo 500 Reward jje C K No 3 o5 Accm Jaet Lino Daily bun Kx Sun Co Cincinnati lAii Gqiiiigton 8 10 12 n it 1 is m jaa m m 4lm 18 v- am iu - am ni m Tin ions Foi alu by all iliitfrsistis Wkst cumiany Cuioaoo ai Jll ly Jo ISoicii 1jc M 10 12 40 18 lim pm u jn 8 00 pm 2 55pm 8 08pm 8 02pm 0 10pm 4 35pm I filipra 5 HUpm 10 21pm o lopm 11 Wpm 7 00pm o 15pm f sojlm Io Iiiingston Mt ISCSZFUtrSA ZX DO YOU HBtasnsssssi LOSE Jt o lndon An- - Cot bin Jiiinton 2 05 m 1 03p m a 13 pm 4 10 p in 4 CO ssiini 7 ospin 7 63pm YOUU PKXCILS AT Lvo SCHOOL Got out Magic Scholars Comp inlon and tou An Mill lmo no imuhlc is it U fastened by a Com ¬ bination Lncfc Kurj box has a iltfTcicitt comTcCotbiii bination isciit potpaid foriiientH Williiinsbui W lAiihin lan era Mass Au Jellico Lo Coililn Lo llaiboui i ille lo oo ii m 5 52 p ni Plncvllle d 41 j m -pm Miilillclxnoutrh 7 Cumbcilii Gap7 55 p m 4 fi s p in ¬ Je 45 0 20 1 4 50nm p in p in 50 CWWTCffltWJJWtUX PANSIES FREE allfoi 2hpiiK flUiJffF1llJ ciFf fiosli tintt Muiuitul voi th 3u cents vitlia bi months Hiibcilption to Plain Talk ani teen pacuilluitiatcl monthly for oiinjr pcoiilo COM PAX Y JJox a259 rycsrnHTH Tw o packets Pansy Seeds unit ono nacket 1oitnla- - Air btaufoid ha rancantci JAo Uiclimond 5 20 45pm pm p iu Noi th lloitnd l Ml ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ What was Cleopatras inner char ¬ acter A voluptuous woman of the east say tlio Romans eager to enchain any master of a Roman army by the foulest arts but the Roman oligarchy not only hated but dreaded Cleopatra To them sho was not only Asia incarnate but tho representative of that regal sway that rulo by volition instead of by traditional order which with their states inanliko instinct they saw tho triumphant aristocrat whom their system tended to produco would ultimately desire Thoy cursed her as tho greatest of Asiatic harlots whereas sho was a Greolt and much moro liko Mary Stuart as lior enomies havo painted her a woman unscrupulous in gratifying her fancies careless even of murder when needful Cleopatra murdered her brother husband just as Mary murdered her cousin hus bwid but who used her charms chiefly as instramonts to attain her endo which were first of all tho ompiro of tho east which her ancestors had striven for generations to attvuiro and veiy nearly acquiredand to defeat tho half civilized and headless Roman power which sho hated with tlio hatred of a monarch and despised with the contempt of a truo Greek London Spectator ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ JTAIN TUIv IUULISIIIKG Kpres3 Xo 2 Daily Daily 7 00 10 15 No 4 ev No0 Dally EvSun York City Ait Itichniondy Kmryr Lto Jancastei o btunront 7 50 am am am nm am am am am am am am am IoJcllIco e Au o e ho Coibin WilllaVbs 2 c B a 7 zi 8 0 am 8 45 I S3 fi o vlAfeiv RECULATE THE STOMACH UVER AND BOWELS JlNO W 1 tiioCuniTd Gin o IeMiddle-borou-LToPinoillo ITolIaibiiille An Cot bl n LvoLorliln Ivo Inidon 85 js h 0 58 am 7 47 S3 25 U 10 11 11 OS 11 12 12 12 1 Arrllvlnsston ITO LlvIii PURIFY THE BLOOD A RELIABLE REMEDY FOR Imllccatlon IIUIoukiicm llendochc Constl potion l8jepIn Chroulo Lfvcr Troubles Had Complexion Dysentery nizclntui Oirenilvo Breath and nil illordcr of the Stomach Ilrcr and Itoweln Illpan Tabulcs contnin nothlnff Injurloni to the mot delicato conatltutlon Ileaxant to take Glreimmedlnto relief Wifo effectual Soldbrdnitnrlttn Atrial bottlo cent by mail on receipt of 11 cent Aildreaa THE RIPANS CHEMICAL CO Io Puiis Jve C uthiana Io Falinoiitli An Coiinetou TA Vir nicliumnd Lio Uiclimond Air Winchester Tao Winchester Air Paiirt J exlugtoii o Le Iteiei itoii 0 nm 53 am 7 10 am 7 4T am 7 00 am 7 51am 8 21 nm I 21 am 10 V am 10 63 am 11 An Clncinnatl pm pill 2 pm 2 pm 2 pin a pin 4 oi pm 5 ss pm 5 45 pin 1 15 am 10 41 pm 41 pm nn 55 27 00 i7 07 8 45 pm 4 25 pm 4 48 Jim 5 30 piv IS 87 pm 0 45 pm occooooeoooteooo rnrwrKywiijmiiMM BrPB7TfftllrinTlll III 10 SPRUCE STREETTfKW YORK CTTY MAYSVILLE BRANCH III gSv - Noith ltouud JAPANESE Kt o 10 Dally Mill Ex bus Mi 12 Dally ltwM Tho Vnluo of ix Yawn Yawning is by no means a useless act for it often cures catarrh and other affections of tlio throat in many cases giving instantaneous re liof It produces a considerable distention of tho muscles of tho phar tZZ21MSmiaZ ynx constituting a kind of massage and under this influence tho cartilagi- nnsr iu qwiiTrrr nous portion of tho eustachian tubo contracts expelling into tho pharynx tho mucosities thoro collected Accca ding tojtf Naegeli yawning is much more efficacious for affections of tho tubo than tho methods of Val WHIT salva orPolitzer and is more rational than tho insufflation of air which is often difficult to perform properly Medical Record I 111 A Guaiantocd Cure for Piles of i hatc cr kind or devree Ktemil Internal ltlindor Jilted In flfhlntr hiitnie lfeieiit 01 lleieditm v ThU lcmciiy liii pixitittly iicut been known o in 3iui a iionij Mixes loriiuu mjhv iiv man niena il on ivceint of mice A wiitten Uiiaian ton posltliclv jfliii to each purchanr of ii boxes when puichased at one time to icfund tho 50u 11 hi lot lined tiiaiMilin IsMiril ii i Ilojd niLlt and riolo Ahent Mt teiliii IC My Call Silis in p for w o iMk mm HBRaE3ES Ait Jao Lexington JniU Air MllltMdbui ArrCaillslo An loluiMin Iao Cincinnati lve lo instill Ie Mays illej 7 00 a m 7 55 n in 8 IS a in 8 0 4am 10 10 n m i 55 pm 2 02 pill 3 211 40am 0 15 pm o pn 8 7 oo pm 7 54 Jim SO pm pm South Hound Ex bun No S Dally No U Dally Ex Sun i 1 LYUMillClnbllli Lto MajrtWllc Lie Johnson LiuCullalc Air lAiiuton Air Covington vir Cincinnati S It KNOTT Air Puis ii warn 5 20 a in 5 57 a in o 50 7 15 a ni 7 40 a m 8 23 ft in 10 54 n m am 3 3 t 4 7 0 0 50 27 20 45 10 00 37 43 pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm i i ¬ ¬ ¬ Eiiinquu iTT C P ATMOKE Tiafllo Jlniiager Genl lnss Agt Genoial Oillccs Lnuisrille Ky S Y U JIOUSi AssUGenI Passgr Agt Oillce Chamber of Commerco llldgu Cliiti O ¬ fy0 1 ¬ old aro you Jimmy asked I3as foci all Worm Horriodlos EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED visitor of tho small boy Two a KAnd years older than Johnny SOLD EVEHYWHERE ypmimiunDWTmottatp cu STtocia how old ia JohimyS MI dont know How-- Not Strange mm EK1IFI0E FOR 20 YEARS e9s I 1 Ne 1 Dafly to all points except 1 tow land Dl vision which In dally except Sunday No 2 Uuns daily ex Sunday from Lexington to Cincinti No 1 Hunt daily No 4 Itmiadallj from nil stations except tho Uowlnnd Division which U daily except bundny No U Dally except bundav No 5 Dally ex oiunliiy ictMCcn Cincinnati and lAisliiKtou No ill Pai it and Leiington Accommodntlon Daily IxiTt Ixlngtou 10 00 am Arrives 1WU10 43 am No T Falmouth Accommodation lxnes Cin clnunti 5 13 pm Allivcs ialiuoutll 7 03 pin dally except Sunday 00 mn Arrives Cin- ¬ No 8 Leave Falmouth cinnati T 35 am dally except Sunday Noa 1 and 3 make connection at Wlnoliciter for L V Uv points on tho N N through caw f mm Cincinnati tr MUdietonJnih CumberHnd i and hll t t w J 1 l eiiucMlutetaiionsuainuuiiy ad 1 ii 1 1 L f I ft lij V ii 3 fMimii vr ty A - r V- ifiwi y - ryFyr Tw t l Vf Ml STEftLIH ADVOOACTJ f Cotumbils fi TDJEDJY SEPTEMBEB 20 1805 f State nml union ot souls t Thy prowieo avralta thy future unfolds Amlearth front her twilight is hulling tho kun That rises wbero pcoplo ana rulers aro one O Union - V r I A- - Court Day Not- A special to the Louisville Tims from Lexington on the 13 inst says W II Fletcher reports al More thnn tho compass to tlio mariner A mob had been organized horo for cattle on tho market the buH ¬ Lobasco 210 now holds tho stal- Wast thou Fcliiiato IiIsiUubIIms soul TtfjtKON Bkowk the purpose of taking Alonzo Brook changing hands feeders JatJ Through mSyerw winds that threatened nreck lion race record for trottors NEWS IN BRIEF 6 The Address The Meaning of shiro tho murderer of Kayanaugh 23c to 31c yearlings at frbm 1 and nights i pointed ever to tho Four Centuries An offer of 15000 has bcou refused Of rnyless gloom thbugreat Tipton and Thomas Howard from 25 per head milch cow from Ho Tho north star ht his ambition Jrllr Mengo and Co grocers dtTow for Jay Hawker 2 20 A declamation of the special address tho Lexington jail and lynching him 28 work cattle common from Who once has lwt an Kilcn or has gained Orleans suffered 125000 loss by lira by Kvoa prepared for tlio occasion by tho Thero is no truth in tho messago da to to 00 por pair good from G0 Of tho now 2 20 list only two of A parndlsoknow orewect influence ilea in f strong n dnoll Alono can Thursday Youths Companion tho organization of a mob horo as Tho horso market waa4dw the thirty eight performers aro out of Tho wltchory ot a woman beckoning hand Columbians Batiuor stated by tho correspondent nor has many on tho inarket - 7 ThoOdo And thou didst draw him tlilcllkc higher still William Cunningham attempted to mares of unknown breeding plug 1cllpv whispering tlio lcwonfc learned A reading of tho poem written sucli a thing boon thought of Nolson from 15 to 45 good hbraec gulp down a raw steak at PcokskillN Independence paid out 00000- in From thy courageous father till tho ilOod for the occasion by Edua Dean Proc Trimblo was culled to tno telephone well good work mules were Y and choked to death Of his ambition bntriors stakes and purses at tho last meeting And swept him bunt allto his longed for goal tor onward office and answered taking with hint and no demand for them very The leading society ovont of the Horo should follow whatever ad- ¬ ids prlco list thinking somo one mulo colts stepped a third heat in jlcforo the Jewels of a Spanish queen Lobasco I and not many ehai Built fleets to waft him on his untried way seasou at Dotroit was the marriago 2 ditional exercises patriotic recitations wanted to ordor somq goods 10J at St Joseph Mo Thou gavestthy wealth of wifely sympathy very largo crowd i Ho hands A Thursday evening of Vm E Bailey To historic representations or chorals asked who is this aud got 208 produced Andbuild the lofty purpose of his soul only this tondaucc Martha Wilkes of Soattle Wash to Miss Fay Alger now tho centuries haveoyclcd by may bo desired answer Thoy leavo horo for Mono two Till thou nrt all forgotten by tho throng At A T Thompsons stable 71 at the residence of tho bridcls father thrco foals Plckpania 2 14 8 Addresses by citizens and Na- ¬ fee at 8 2 12f one beforo That lauds tho great lnthflnder of tho deep oclock to night and in Sub bosses sold at 150 to 200 and Mary Marshall General llusscll A Alger It matters not in that Infinitude tional songs stanco tills was all that was said being worked for speed Of space where thou dost guide thy spirit bark At Harper Sous stable 5bM Cockran opened tho Democrat Bourkc every statement in uio messago was To undiscovered lands supremely fair For Sale or Rent mules sold at 50 and 7 good on The dam of C C 2 15 was onco If to tills little planet thou couldst turn York at a large ic campaign iu Now A good homo in Mt Sterling con- ¬ an outgrowth of tho correspondents 125 each meeting at Albany Thursday night sold at auction for 15 and C C him- - And voyage wraithlike to its cloud hung rim taining 26 acres with a good two brain in order to make a rcadablo 100 whou three Thou wouldst not care for praise And if Ho said the Forco Bill was the main self was sold for perchance Buy your school books irom Jul story residenco and all nccossary out article years old issue of tho campaign Some hand held out to thee a laurel bough ho works no schemes to catch the Kentucky Fairs buildings such as barns for horses wouldst not Ariou 210f now measures 15 Thou fondly turn claim ono wreath but Glass Pa uorautor unsuspecting Ho is on The Grconsburg and cows buggy house coal and hen Cyuthiana Sept 21 to 24th To lay thy tributcilso nthls feet dead square with lowest prl Works owned bv Kuhn Bros shut hands ono inch Franklyn August 305 days Annie V Johnston in Harpers Weekly houses a good and largo garden with known down for an indefinite period Thurs ¬ Clark Chief is tho first horso to sire an abiindanco of fruit of all varieties Bowling Green September 0 THE OFFICIAL PROGRAMME Remember coruor drug store day throwing 300 men and boys out tlfo dams of throe trotters in tho 2 15 and of tho best 24 acres in grass Henderson August 23 5 days The works arc now Jist the ones out of his daughters of employment Propared for tho National Colum- ¬ good running water and a largo pond Hartford Soptcmbor 28 4 days To Purify Water nailed up boing Martha Wilkes 208 Phallas bian Publio Sohool Celebration in pasture Parties can have tho Mt SterlingSoptomber 2f i days An ounce of lemon juico will lia of Octobor 21st benefit of tho city school Tho prop R L Duke tho young man who 213J and Majolica 215 Oworitown August 16 5 days as potent wpou purifying n gallb ority is on ono was shot by Gcorgo Forrest at Mem ¬ water as its condensation and d When Bellcflowcr 2 1G Kentucky It is now known to all readers that Mt Sterling of tho best streets in Hustonville July 28th and 29th phis last week is dead Owing to the Union 2 14 aud Midnight Chimes and neighbors and All of tho abovo meeting havo trot- Jation by heat Wo havo now Prcsidont Harrison has issued a proc J neighborhood unsurpassed strong feeling against the murderer 2 10 come together tho three year lamation naming October 21st as Posses ting contests finest lemons in this market aud tholr and tho throats of lynching tho force old race record will fall again sion can oo given immediately frco uso is unred by tho medical fra- ¬ truo anniversary of tho discovery of 7 tf S P Hunt at tho jail has been increased ternity America and recommending its ob- ¬ Faustino 214J has been sick a 8 2t Chiles Thompson GnocEitY At the christening of a Hungarian good part of the season and wilt not servance by suitable exercises in all Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla babe near Morrisdalc Fa whisky be in condition to race until another the schools of tho United States jjojroo oj Sunp otjs bsiji aunroaq eqa uoqi Tho authorities aro seemingly was free as water One of tho drunken year A uniform programme for every 1 oj80 joj paj13 ou pnqo v svm oqs uatjAV cccding in stamping out tho choll A now8tylo of rubber wheel sulky Huns while walking about tho room school in America to be used on Co- ¬ uojsso jat 8A3 om api mm qva nou in Now York Thero havo beet A California man has offered J T lumbus Day simultaneously with tho was used at Hartford Conn for tho and fell on the child in- ¬ stumbled how cases reported in tho last day 18000 for Hughcly of Danville Ky stantly crushingthc life out of it dodicatory exercises of the Worlds first timo recently Tho wheel is 42 two Ono death was reported 4 Fannio II tho dam of Evangeline Columbian Exposition grounds iu inches in diameter tho ends of tho Brunswick N J on Sunday Judl Acting Secretary Chandler has or¬ 2 11J Mr Hughcly has refused tho Chicago willgivo au impressive unity axle work in a cone and by means of i1JzLyi rriAnH nnfnli 4ikr Xlfl AM dered the payment of 200000 author- ¬ offer and will breed her to Director oiiuuay a socket on cither sido tho seat can bo iivu iiuui mum auuiii vu Q to tho popular celebration Accord says News reached hero tonight ized by Congress as an indemnity to again ingly when tho superintendents of raised or lowored to suit tho height of from Mayficld Ky that a Russian the Sioux Indians for 5000 ponies tho horso Tho tiro is wider aud fiat Marvin is now letting Arion stop education last February accepted the tor than tho immigrant had been stricken on tho taken by tho Government some years others now iu uso plau for this national public school tho streets today with a disease sup- ago during tho Iudiau outbreak in the miles under 220 and so well is ho Chrouos a pacing stallion was hooked going that it need surprise no one if celebration they instructed their ex ¬ posed to bo Asiatic cholera The pa- ¬ Northwest to it Ho went an easy mile only ho places tho stallion record to his ecutive committee to proparo au offi- ¬ tient was taken to a vacant house Miss Sidney Kiusler a popular cial programme of exorcises for the moving fast tho last quarter in 301 credit in October aud u quarantine established Great seconds Tiio drivor says it rides young lady of Hot Springs Ark died day uniform for every school excitement prevails aud a number of Annette owned by John White of Tho following programme smoother than the small wheels there at her home Thursday night after a has been peoplo aro reported to havo loft tlio is less drag and it takes tho turn a brief but strange illness Tho night this county won tho 240 race at prepared by tho committee place We represent the most cel- ¬ beforo she had premonition of ap ¬ Winchester last week getting a mark Tho schools should assemble at 9 deal better It weighs 54 pounds of 2 2U proaching death which came to her Mrs Van Young will not open a m iu their various rooms At 0 30 Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria ebrated piano and organs the in the visions of a dream They tho detail of veterans ia expected to Cynthiaua trots this week best known to the world class iu Literaturo until Moudly Oct 3 the Fair and other mattyVsA Prize Hen Party A freight and an accommodation have a good mile track and tho trots arrive It is to bo mot at the cntranco til will bo fine Mt Sterling has tho fol- ¬ of the yard by tho color guard of ¬ luicrieriu train collided on a curve of tho ChiIf thrco hundred hens lay three cago Northwestern Railroad thrco lowing week and from tho number of pupils escorted with dignity to tho hundred eggs in three hundred days Hazelton ino Jut Storling gas works wje Brothers Bush miles west of Marsha lltown Iowa horses entered in tho various purses building and presented to the princi- ¬ how many hens will it tako to lay ono soia juouuay uy icoy s Horn roGertsj Smith Barnes Thursday Four men were buried and stakes it will be one of the best pal Tho principal then gives tho hundred eggs in ono liundrcd days coiver to tho highest bidder and Kingsbury Ivers meetings in tho State Tho track is signal and tho several teachers con- ¬ To tlio first pers6n answoring tlio under the wreck and killed Scvoral wero purchased by B P Collins of a first class mile track and all who duct their pupils to tho yard to drum ¬ above problem correctly tho publish ¬ roncts trainmen wcro fatally injured of Covington for 4350 Tho JiksN attend will enjoy tho meeting beat or other music and arrange them ers of tho Ladies Pictorial Weekly will bo fitted up put in tlefSS Archbishop Corrigan of New York 18j trot at Cleveland in hollow square about tho ilag the will give an elegant Upright Piano Tho has accepted the invitation of Chaun shape aud run to their full capacity votorans and color guard taking places valued at 325 or its equivalent in Mason Hamlins and Chi- ¬ BBfinaHBaBanssaanBEaB coy M Dcpcw President of the State revealed more of tho superb quality by the flag itself The master of cere cash as preferred To tho second cago Cottage marc Evan Board of Worlds Fair Managers to of the great monies then gives tho command person will bo given an elegant bicy- ¬ Q TRIMBLE H C McKEE f After beating Nightingale make an address on tho occasion of gcline Attention V and begins tho oxercises cle valued at 125 or its equivalent in the dedication of the New York State Lakcwood Prince Jtiuomont and We also handle the best by reading tho proclamation cash To the third person a hand others in the hrst and lourth heats in Building at Chicago on Oct 22 1 Reading of the Presidents Procla- ¬ Some Gold and latest improved J Watch valued at 75 or 2 13j and 2 14J the race went over mation By tho Master of Ceremonies its equivalent iu cash Tho next fifty Tho Indian Bureau received the and Evangeline came out tho next following telegram from Union Agent day and At tho closo of tho reading ho an- ¬ persons sending correct answers will won the deciding heat in nounces Benuet at South McAlcster I T In accordance with a rec- ¬ each receive a prize valued at from 2112 If the daughter of Director Sept lot ommendation by the President of the twenty five dollars to fivo dollars As per conference agree- keeps on she will give Sunols WHAT A BEAUTIFUL ment of yesterday 13 were surren ¬ United States and as a sign of our Prizes awarded In tho US will bo record a closo rub by the end The worlds two leaders devotion to our country let the ilag of sent frco of duty dered today Armed bodies aro dis of tho season Contestants must WILSON banding and there is every prospect the nation bo unfurled above this enclose with their answer aU S Pos- ¬ WHEELER At Richmond Ind Mattie II won school New No o and the NEW of a termination of hostilities tal Note for thirty cents or fifteen U the 2 15 trot best time 2 13 Albert HOME 2 Raising of tho Flag By tho S two cent stamps for ono months Octogenarian Mrs Frank Alexan II won the 2 IS trot in 215 213 veterans trial subscription to tho Ladies Pic- ¬ der of Rochester N Y is asking the and 2 14 As tho flag reaches the masthead tho torial Weekly which is ono of tio Courts to separate her from her young Both Musical Instruments When Robert Bonner offered to veterans will lead the assemblage in handsomest and best ladies weekly and sewing Machines we husband whom she married last No ¬ sdl publications on this continent the ob- ¬ vember after a brief but ardent court- ¬ give 5000 to the first horso which ThrecChcors for Old Glory 3 Saluto to the Flag By tho ject in offering this prize contest is to at the lowest prices and give ship She alleges that he has forgot- ¬ should trot a milo in 205 the pneumpurchaser all the time needed introduce it to now families and in ¬ ball bearing sulky was pupils ten his marriage vows and has allow- ¬ atic-tired At a signal from tho principal the crease its permanent subscription list to meet payments which are ed a younger woman to supplant her not in existence ilo took improve ¬ and easy No more though pupils in ordered ranks hands to the We guarantee that prizes will bo monthly in his affections Mrs Alexander lias ments into consideration i side face the Hag Another signal is awarded strictly in order of merit than can be saved up i property valued at 50000 winch she There is little doubt but ho will be given every pupil gives tho flag the Tho date of postmark on letters is giv- ¬ Office at residence on Rich- ¬ wisely retained after her marriage obliged to give his check for tho full S which it is said led to the first cold- - amount and perhaps the time is not a military saluteright hand lifted en precedence so that persons living mond avenue great way oil cither and the name of palm downward to a lino with tho at a distauco have just as good an op ness between the couple Oh that is the very thing I a Kentucky maresUnvncr will be on forehead and close to it Standing portunitof securing a valuable prize Dawson ft want Does the inscription Major Randall of tho Fourth In ¬ the check thus all repeat together slowly I Address Ladies Pictorial Co E ml 5 fantry U S A made formal appli pledge allegiance to my ilag and the Toronto Canada go here 7 2t MT STERLING KY There is a howl among trainers for republic for which it stands ono na- ¬ cation to the Chicago Park Board for 70 acres spaco in Washington Park shorter ships and longer races at the tion indivisible with liberty and Yes mam right there for tlio encampment of 250 West big tracks A town with less than justice for all At tho words to my If this is not large enough Point cadets and two battalions of in ¬ 50000 peoplo should not attempt these Ilag tho right hand is extonded fantry ono of cavalry and one of big meetings aud they should run gracefully palm upward toward tho we can give you any size or light artillery regular United States longer than four or five days Wil- ¬ ilag and remains in this gesture till design to suit your taste in Army troops from April 1 to October liams struck tho key note when ho tho end of tho affirmation whereupon 31 1893 Tlio Board held however gavo a two weeks meeting giving all hands immediately drop to the it must reserve Washington Park free uorses a cnanco to start in tnreo or side Then still standing as tho in or for the use of the public during tho more different events Think of it struments striko a chord all wll sing -ozebzljId I occupancy of Jackson Park by the Gcorgo Bowerman won thrco events America My country tis of M Wilton filly thee norms rair aim tno request was with liis AT Silicon and his bank account was We also furnish all kinds of donicd 4 Acknowledgment of God augmented about 9000 Monroe Prayer or Scripture Rev John Barllctt a young Concemetery fixtures and do all 5 Song of Columbus Day By gregational missionary to Japan de ¬ Salisbury also was a big winner and came away with 11000 in hard pupils and audience kinds of stone work We pay clared at a ministers meeting in Chi- ¬ Air Lyons cash EAST MAIN STREET cago that tho missionaries wero held Columbia my land tall hull tho glad day no big commissions to agents iu contempt and that the English and As showing how prominent devel- When llrst to thy strand Hope pointed tho way Hall him who thro darkness rat followed American merchants stirred up the oped sires aro at tho present day it buy from us you can tho Flamo WhBK feeling against tho missionaries as may bo mentioned that at a recent ThntJed wherotho Mayflower of Liberty cnine save money and get what you much as any class Said ho of Sir race trotted in Pittsburg which took Dear Country tlio star of the valiant und f rco f His conduct in Ja ¬ five heats to decide tho time of tlio Thyoxllesnfor nrodreamlngof thee f Edwin Arnold buy No Held ot Karth so cuciiantingly shine pan if enlarged upon would not bo miles being 2 19 2 lfr 2 18 2 19f No nlr breathes such incense sucliimislc ns tolerated in America It might be at 2 2U four of tho six starters were by Humanity homo thyshcftorlnghreast Mt Sterling Marble tho gay European Courts and lie developed sirus they boing Dandy CjIvcs WelcOnio and roomto strangers opprcsad Fino and latest stylu Wall papers plain anddecoratcd 1nlo children ot Hunger and Hatred ivnd Wrong Picture Frames would have beon particularly wel- ¬ tho winttorof tho race by Atlantic Find life In thyrcodpni nnd Joy in thy song II Fine Art Material etc iVi i come at tho licentious Court of Louis 2 21 Evangeline by Director 2 17 r Thq falrpst estato tHo I6wly may hold rtortli Maysvilio S tract Mt Sterling Ky -XIV These aro facts and not based Bush oy Alcyone 2 27 aud Zembla Thy poor grow great thy feeble grow bold For worth Is tho watchword to nobio degree Sept 20 1 y on mcro rumor by KingAlmont 221 Mt Sterling Ky And manhood U mighty where manhood is free THE ADVOCATE HORSE AND TRACK Fellpa Wlf f i 1 f - - ¬ j Musical - Instruments iAisros Wfc - - free-for-a- ll four-yoar-o- ld f Sewing v LOOK ¬ four-year-o- ld HVCeoairies7 ¬ I ¬ El m eL H BIE2ST 2p 4 two-year-o- TxrTcia xlt orsaiE -w- n ri 1J ld ¬ JONES JEWELRY STORE- - ¬ 11 Wall Paper arid Paints Ifyu fll m Hi -- - kii - - - vv sm W ijj lttoQglqgtli ir TfTY r I fw- - -- - 7 yMYir-rtqiT- i b M r i V rn iK aar B W HtV p MT STBRLIKGr ADVOCATE TRIMBLE BROS WHOLKSAl K TUSArr -- 7fTrt i SEPTMBBB 20 1802 RELIQIOUS d HW i exitxcXy Bros JMWMtaBPfV Tfie - Prescription - Drugglsts B ROS MBL mWholesaleE GrocerSSr FJure Drugs Medicinesc inS GROCIM DKAiKRS IN- CORRESPONDING Levee Items Rev II L Watts a student of Georgetown College has been called to preach at Macedonia church Iho on suing year I Tho Georgetown Baptist church has been completed and will be dedicated October 2d - MT - STERLING KY - School Books School Supplies Pure Inks poodle cles Also Paints Oils and Varnishes papers for palo at this office PMartinis in Cincinnati this pk buying goods Mel m- ADVOCATb taMa PERSONAL MENTION ThelMt Sterilm Fair rstock of light weight overcoats Dentons and Irp Trimblo Irices are the lowest aiast news from the sick bed of r A Richard is that thoro is visnblo chango in her condition shoes aro the The st For sale at Sharp Trimblo anions Wd havo quite a number of por- Por- iis who want to rent farms nswho havo farms to rent should ill on us Dr Fran Thomson and family of ftfon Ohio are visiting his fathers imily John A Thomson and wiU bo ere until Friday Dr Thomson has uilt up a largo practico and wo aro Had to say is making a fine record - I Mr John Stamper of Millorsburg her father family M W Anderson the city Monday representing returned home Thursday hitcrests of tho Hurst Homo ln- William Bottsof Mt Sterling come co Company It was impossible dpwn Saturday night to visit his Itecount of other interests for Mr Flom mother and other relatives rat to be horc i iug8burg Times Democrat foils Wilkorson brought into our Dr E P White leaves this eve ¬ office Saturday- a mammoth paw paw ning for an extended visit to Wash ¬ the largest wo ever saw It grow on ington City Richmond and other I David L Andersons farm near Levee points in Virginia this bounty aud measured on tho loug Misses Lula and Mary Grigsby diameter nine inches and was ten circujnforonco at tho shorter visited Mrs J P Bush of Clark coun inches in ty last week and attended tho Win- ¬ axis chester fair Mrs T S Bronston returned on Mr P L Christy of tho Faamors was Wednesday from a visit to her daugh ¬ Tobacco Warehouse Louisville tho city yesterday figuring among ter Mrs Prewitt ncc Miss Lula Bron- ¬ Richmond Storling orfW fnvmnrs No mora zonular or ston at Mt rwl nlir nnil 4Viii Innlirtrr Register I UUU JlWi vvMb U1U1CJ UfcCUHlulUUUliUJi Miss Cornelia Trumbo who has crontlfaman visits us than Porter been tho guest of Miss Alma Davis of Chrimy and our tobacco men know it By the way Mr Christytells us the McAfee has returned to her homo in reported qombino of tho tobacco Mt Sterling Harrodsburg Demo- ¬ warehouses of Louisville is totally a crat Robert T Bentou Rico Crooks and No such combination has mistake Jack O wings three of our boys left been formed lastweok for Central Univority at Cowgill died at tiro Richmoudto attend School tho coming olni m hcJwloWher father Alex Duff near year Miss Maggio Welch of Mt Storling Spencer Sunday morning at 6 oclock 11 ot was hero the past week visiting Miss aged 24 years Sho had been Dr Stoops of Mt consumption for borne time and Mollio George when death came sho met it with tho Sterling a former citizen of this Co Sho unty was in town Monday and paid calm resignation of a christian Carlisle Mercury and hor husband had only lately came us a visit from Missouri hoping to find for her Miss Ilattio Gish daughtor of M F n her native air restoration of health Ginh returned to tho Institute for tho butheir expectations wero doomed Blind at Louisville last week Sho is She was buried progressing nicely in hor studies and todisappojntment in Machpclalicemetory yesterday Sho porforms is a vory bright girl 5 But 0110 thing can happen now that B Blackburn of Stanton was will provent the Mt Sterling Fair in the city last week from being a ticmehdous success and Powell county circuit court began that is a week of bad wcatlicr in Stanton Monday Thoro arc over 100 horses entered sick in tho purses and stakes with the William H Wilkcrson is a vory 2 25 trot and tho 2 30 trot not yet man wHli typhoid fovcr closed aud which which will romaiu Mrs Claranco Judy returned yester- ¬ open until tho 22d These aro more day from a visit in Clark county than enough to guarailteo a full field Samuel Ratliff and wife of Bath in every race and da many of tho best county aro visiting friends aud rel- ¬ horses in tho State aro entered and as atives in this city tho track is olio ot faitcat in tho entire Miss Mamio Green left yesterday for circuit wc confidently predict that Covington where sho has goho to teach many records will bd broken during tho meetiiig in a private school Enough stalls for tho show stock Mrs Bottio G Davis and daughter aro already engaged to insure jin ex ¬ Mildred havo returned from a visit to hibition of fancy saddio aud harness GeorgotownClovoland and Put inBay horses second to nono in the State Judge Robert Riddle of Irvine was Tho bicycle races will bring wheel ¬ in the city last week and is now attend ¬ men from all oveivlvontuoky as well ing Menifee circuit court as from IndlanalSud Ohio whilo tho Miss Lei a and Junio Anderson of five days shooting tournament which Levee attended Winchester Fair last is by all odds the largest affair of the kind in Kentucky this year will at- ¬ weok Mrs G W H Stanley of Thomas- - tract crack shots from all over tho vlllo Georgia who has been visiting Union J In fact although the management has had a comparatively limited time in which to do tho work it has sue cceded iri preparing atid presenting to tho public a programme which in variety and completeness of entertain ¬ ment is equalled by few Fairs iu tho The gentlemen havo done State their work woll aud deserve tho suc- ¬ cess which all indications foreshadow at this writing Let everybody turn out and help it along and demonstrates that old Montgomery is abreast of tho rest of tho Stato in tho matter of Fairs as sho is in everything else and dontfail to bo on hand the first day to seo tho balloon ascension during which tho performers will jump from tho balloon while a quarter of a mile iu tho air Three of thobest trots of tho meet ¬ ing viz tho 3 00 tho 2d0ti otand the 2 25 trot will also como oil tho first day Remember tho dato Tuesday Sept 27th vA3 To The Teachers As tho first Saturday in October comes this year on tho first dav of October it will be impossible to have the draft leave Frankfort 011 that day aud get hero in time so you will bo paid on the second Saturday at which timo you will get pay for two months Respectfully J E GnovE8 County Superintendent nr For Sale Aj W Ratliff wife daugntor Miss fyizzio and sous Jeff Calob Roily and LXharloy R M Burbridge wife daughtor Miss Nannie and Miss Annio McKinnov Mrs N C Ratliff and son Willie Mies Eva Bruton Miss Edna Land Marion Hadden Mrs A J- - Tharp Miss Fannin Lane W W Thompson William Soniur A SAD CASE and Wksh Wilson attended tho Par- ¬ A boy buys a pair of Little Giant at Association ticular Baptist Tho School Shoes for children for 2 giv- ¬ Flock Audorson County Little mooting was a good one largely at ¬ ing the dcalor a 50 bill in paymont tended Every body had a pleasant Tho dealer gets a broker to chango tho bill what shoo dealer was ever and profitable time ablo to change a 50 bill and rcturas 48 to tho customer Pretty soon tho Monday about 1 oclock atMi6S broker having found tho bill a coun- ¬ Mollio Dutys Private school Miss fumes into tho dealers de ¬ Lillie Lane daughter of James G terfeit manding 50 which tho luckless shoe Lane aged 17 years was shot by an alley man has to pay How much is the fAinknown person from on this littlo gamo with a 22 pistol or rillc Tho ball dealer out Some say that ho is out 18 and the truck her in tho loft arm about two pair of shoes some 50 and tho inches below the shoulder joint and somo 9S aud tho shoes and rangScr downward No noise was shoes othors 100 and the shoes All agree heard Tho young lady supposed tho pair ot Littlo Giant some one had thrown a rock through however that School Shoes for children is tho great- ¬ thqwindow and struck hor and sho did not know any bettor until tho est loss that tho ill starred man has to by Greene Clay blood began to flow and stain her bear For salo ono is suspected but it Chonault clothing The now and fresh stock of gro- ¬ ceries and fixtures iii tho store lately occupied by C Mi Henry is for salo well on tho organ and piano at a bargain Tho stock is fresh and Sidney Faulkner left for Louisville well selected and canbpngh cheap on Friday to attend tho Medical Col S W Gattskill- lego Ho is ono of tho bright young 5 tf Assignee monof our county a christian gen ¬ tleman and ono who has as many Just received a flue lino of Armour well wishers as any young man intho and Vogel hams at county 7 3tt A Baum 8s Sous I will pay from 3 J to 4i ccuts per pound for green beef hides and 50 cents per pound for now gooso feath- ¬ ers 7 Jos Makkofsky 4t stylish neckties at Sharp They aro tho Dentons Seo thoso Trimblo best Stove Deodorized gasoline at 7 3t A Baum Notice Ss Sons will not bo responsible for any accounts mndo by my children or any ono else without a written ordor from me Van Thompson Sit 7 8t I No ffi is thoughttho ball came from a pistol from tho hands of some ono of tho nu ¬ merous horso jockies who frequent this alley and streets coutingont on Court days or from a riflo in tho hands of somo boy trying his gun It is a matter that should bo looked into Tho shooting of firearms of auy kind withiu the city limits should bo prohibited and this Court day plug horso trading which is a nui- ¬ sance should bo stopped Tho wound is painful though not necessarily dangerous Oldpapors for salo af this office Common Pleas Court began hero Try our Almeta roasted coffee tho u iiii yesterday Judgo Scott not arriving best in tho market at W C Catron of Pomroyton Ky jjjtCmi till last night Judgo 7 3t J II A Baum Ss Sons was in tho city yesterday and gavo This Hazolrigg was elected Judge tho Advocate oflico a call Mr Cat- ¬ Old papers for salo at this office is Judgo Scotts last term Ho has ron is a merchant aud is on his way JAVAMOCHA Still They Come made us an efficient Judge and wo to Cincinnati after now goods A part from him with much regret Now cassimcrcs just received Mr A Thompson will run convey- ¬ full lino of ladies misses and chil Would that Kentucky had many ances for tho accommodation of j per ¬ Our neighboring cloaks fmcaV over brought to moro like him sons desiring to attend tho fail to drens nico lino of campaign district has made no mistake in nam ¬ and from fho grounds Ho will havo this city Also tho best sorvjeo and will soo to it that silk handkerchiefs for both candi- ¬ ing him for Judgo of thoir Circuit only carcfuland polito drivers aro in dates Wo are receiving dross goods May ho livo long to servo his country charge of his vehicles Mr Thomp- ¬ in groat variety daily Tho best on earth For salo by Robert Shouso and Miss Lizzio son will bo found at tho Bazaar y Respectfully The CfiiLEs Thompson Gkoceiiy Co Fisher of Lovco wero married yester- ¬ stables corner of High and Maysvillo 7 2t wt Tmivr GTTTrT a day at Mr Sam Este3 resideuco streets MMr- - Mrs Condict tho wife of a Presby ¬ terian minister and a returned Mis ¬ sionary from Corea and Japan deliv¬ ered a most interesting Jccturo at the First Presbyterian church on Sunday night Her lectures aro mainly di ¬ rected to tho women of her denomi- ¬ nation and cafiot but bo productive of Ho Receives a Life Sentence at good in tho way of awaking a lively interest in tho work the Hands of a Menefee Tho meeting at tho Baptist church County Judge closed Friday night with ten addi ¬ tions The church was greatly re ¬ Whose Maudlin Semtimentality newed and tho powerful attractive preaching of Rev R P Johnston won Will hot Allow Them to many hearts Two additions since Give a Much meeting Baptismal services Sunday evening Thoro will also bo Baptis ¬ mal services Wednesday evening Deserved Death Sentence Dr R Hiner will leave for his new field of labor this week Every ¬ body regrets to seo him go Dr Tho authorities took Brookshiro Iliner is a great aud good man who from Lexington by way of Covington with his family aro loved and respect ¬ to Frenohburg last week whero he ed wherovcr known Tho prayers was at onco put on trial Early Fri ¬ and best wishes of all good people day morning the case was called follow them to Carrolltou their new Thero being two cases against him he home was tried first lor tho killing of Kav For tho pictures of Cecil and Asbury anaugh Tipton The defenso evident- ¬ wo aro indebted to tho courtesy of ly hoped that a jury would attempt to cscaho U10 responsibility of im ¬ tho Sentinel Democrat posing tho death sentenco by leaving A CACKLING HEN it for a second jury id perform The result shows they wero no bad judges May bo excused for making an awful- ¬ ly big racket over a mightylittleegg of human nature The murderer was ably represented but when she cackles for an hour Day of this city and over a china door know its time to by Wood T T Cope of Frenchburg The pros throw a brick at her There is some cution had called to tho assistance of excuse for a merchant cackling a Commonwealths Attornoy M M good deal over itedwine and County Attornoy J II A GENUINE BARGAIN Williams C R Brooks and Judge But when the so called bargain turns Lewis Apporson cf this city and Joe out to bo a DOOR KNOB BARGAIN Lykins of Campton it is time somebody threw a brick or All the witnesses wero summoned a shoo at the noisy thing Theres by tho prosecution who know any ¬ an awful lot of cackling about bar ¬ thing about tho case leaving 110110 to gains going on but woll bet thcyro bo summoned by the defenso Their all door knob bargains so here goes examination was completed early our brick well meet any price show Saturday morning Brookshiro refus ¬ better quality for the same money ing to take toe stand The speaking and do as well if not better by you lasted until four oclock Saturday aft- ¬ than any other firm iu Mt Sterling ernoon there being three on each No Door Knob Bargains about this side Wood Day und Cope for the Giieene Clay Ss Chexault defense Brooks Lykins and Rcdwino All school supplies cheap at for the prosecution R C Lloyds At oclock Judge Cooper gave his 8 2t City Drug Store instructions to the jury They were to tho effect that if Brookshiro had a Tho corner drug store is the place horse iu his possession1 which he had to buy your school books No jobs good grounds to believe had been or schemes worked on anybody or set stolon and know that Tipton and Howard wero officers of tho law that ofpeople a verdict of murder should be ren- ¬ School children wanting tablets dered will find them cheap at Tho testimony created tho impres ¬ R C Lloyds sion that the jury should at once Citv Drug Store bring in a verdict of murdeV with Wanted Fifty hogs that will aver sentence of death The only point in age 200 pounds Apply to all tho evidence which was made W W Anderson much of by tho dofenso was tho state- ¬ ment made by the accused when in Dr William Vanantwcrp D G the Richmond jail man that ho was Howell and James OConnell went to taken by surprise and shot on the ijn Washington Saturday evening to at ¬ pulso of tho moment tend tho meeting of the G A R Col Tho case was given to tho jury at A T Wood left last night being de ¬ 4 oclock Saturday evening and at tained at Frenchburg in tho Brook 12 10 Monday morning they brought shiro trial in a verdict 6 guilty and fixed his Julian will give you a square deal punishment at confinement in tho pen tiery for lifo A murrain on such a ho believes in honest prices and Brookshiro cither deserved everybody gets the same low prices jury death or ho was innocent and the to jury that shirks its duty in this man ¬ The G A It men of this section ner is only doing that which will will hold a Camp Fire at Olympia bring tho law into contempt and in- ¬ on Thursday Friday and Saturday crease tho already too widespread Soptcinbor22 23 and 2 1 All Con- ¬ spirit of mob violeuco that has been federate and Mexican war veterans manifesting itself in our community aro invited Judges Holt and Hazel Tho people of Montgomery county rigg arc booked for specchos Satur- ¬ havo lost two efficient officers at the day hands of a brutal murderer and a jury who aro forgetful of their oaths T P Martin is in Cincinnati this fail to render tho justico wo had a week buying all the latest novelties right to expect at their hands May for tho fair that same jury not find cause to re Go to Julians for your school books grot tho example they havo set of a ho sells them as low as auy man liv ¬ failure to suitably avenge tho murder ing of officers whilst in tho discharge of 2Irs Kavanaugh Tipton has boon their duty Brookshiro was upon tho report of appointed administratrix of her lato tho jury at onco sentenced and sent to husbands estate Frankfort over tho same route by which ho was taken to Frenchburg c All Toilet Arti Wo aro having fine rains which will enablo tho farmers to break their fallow lands for wheat Mrs Nancy Bartlctt of Clark coun- ¬ ty has been visiting her son Itichanl Bartlctt tho past week S c Cutting and housing tobacco is the order of tho day now The lato potato crop is a failuro in this section this season G P Douglass John McPhcrson and John Ncal wero the messengers sent from Macedonia church to the Boone Creek Association at Mt Olive Clark county Ky Thero 6ccms to bo a great interest taken in tho Debating Society at Oak Valloy school house aud it is well at- ¬ tended Jcso Hinds salo was slinily attend- and household goods and black- ¬ smith tools sold low ono cow brought 33 and another 17 one plug mare HO mule colt 30 ed m Rev Z W Pigg preached at donia church on last Saturday Mace- ¬ Ben W Hall who was raised at this place but now one of tho propri- ¬ etors of tho Mt Sterling Gazotte will bo married to Miss Florence Iliddlc of Champaign 111 tho 25th of this month Tho recent rains are preventing the maturing of tho late tobacco crop in thi3 section sick list Harry Johnson and wife aro on the St Lakkins Ktddvlllo v r H 4 Mrs Mary Larson is ill with the flux but is some bettor now Mrs Silas Fisher is very sick with typhoid fever A large attendance at our school which is progressing nicely Mrs Mollio Curtis was thrown from a buggy last Tuesday and she now sustains two broken ribs Farmers are now done cutting to- ¬ bacco that is they havo cut what tho hail did not Some crops were completely destroyed by it among whoso we may mention those of Bud Haggardand Bob Pace Paul Grassy Lick Mrs Maggio Chambers of Coving- ¬ ton is visiting her brother William Greene Richard Hunt and family hhve moved to George Owings Misses Sallio Mason Nannie Cumio and Fannie Mason left yesterday to attend tho Millersburg Feniale College Ow--in- gp The storm on last Tuesday did great damage to corn and tobacco Conv has blown down so it will bo difficult to cut and is likely to damage on tho ground James F Mason sold 20 cattle to Joe Turloy at 340 1225 pounds hed of weight J W Pridemoro sold to Clayton Howell ono half interest in 15 acres of tobacco on tho 15th of August iu field at 750 this crop is said to bo the best in Clark county and is tho first crop Mr Pridemoro over raised on his own rcsponsabilitv Squire S S Fizor of Mt Sterling was in tho neighborhood last Friday buggy riding with the school girls M B Hadden sold to W B Kidd fat cattlo on last Monday at 425 per hundred 34 Charles Shepard of Roynoldsville went to Cincinnati on yesterday iu interest of a patent ho is getting out and when completed will bo a sur ¬ prise to tho manufactures YMC A NotB3 v iyj mm LfcriJ S0FFES All who failed to hear Brother Tibbss talk at last Sundays mooting missed something good We expect to hear many good things from him in tho future as his health is improv ¬ ing and his heart is in every good work Next Sunday tho meeting will be Subject led by Mr II 0 Rainoy Wo aro Christ as Man and God sincero iu saving wo want the rooms filled at these Suiutay aftornoon meet ¬ ings and extend our earnest invita ¬ Ation to all men to come - - 13 jIh rJi tjlinsfyXQiik- A 4tf b f f J3 f L tttffeft i nn SI j- tA THE ADVOCATE Homoepathy and Cholera Chicago Hoaltli Journal P w advent of Asiatic cholera hi Western Europe calls to mind the fact that it was in the treatment of this dreaded disease thathomocpathy won its first great victory After tho cholera epidemic of 1830 31 in Russia and neighboring coun- ¬ tries in a report published by A11- drew Mordvinow President of the Imperial Council at St Petersburg tho total number of cholera patients under homocpathic treatment in tho departments of Saratow Timbow and Twer was given as 1273 with a loss of 108 making a rate of mortal ¬ ity of less than 9 per cent Dr Itath AvnB sent in April 1832 by order of tho King of Bavaria to collect authentic information respect- ¬ ing tho results of tho homocpathic treatment of the Asiatic cholera and ho reported that out of 12G0 cases treated by fourteen homocpathic phy ¬ sicians in Moravia in Hungary and at Pragua and Vienna thcro were only eighty live deaths showing a rate or mortality of less than 7 per ient while in tho same countries and cities under allonathic treatment tho rate of mortality was over at 31 por The tho two physicians Drs Pulto aud Ehrmann submitted their list giving names and residences of persons treated and inquiry was mado sufficient to show tho correct ¬ ness or their claim In regard to subsequent cholora epi ¬ demics iu Europo as well us in America it is sufficient to say that such has been tho comparative suc ¬ cess of tho homeopathic treatment the pcoplo turn to it with over increasing dofonso confidence 36 B 3jLixa BENEFIT inimAi TnnimrV 1 UiJ IITiJAL LMISIAM COM ii if for CMtoria Infants and Children tht prescription MD What has been Uio acknowledged opprobrium medicorum as to tho allo pathic faculty has been tho greatest means of bringing into favorablo notice and into extensive use the remedies of homeopathy Aud boforo passing from the proofs furnished by Asiatic cholera it is well to consider tho fact that tho three leading remedies for that disease pointed out by similia are comiug into use among medical men who deny the universality or that princi ¬ ple Camphor is au ingredient in nearly every mixture prescribed iu tho ordi ¬ nary practice and iu every nostrum employed with any success in the treatment or cholera throughout the world Cuprum in the metallic state very llucly comminuted or in some or its salts is coming more and more into favor So much hasitvbeou approved of late by leading allopathists in France tho Londqn Lancet has face- ¬ tiously mentioned it as their cupric saviour And vcratrum album the third member of the trinity or remedies named by Hahnemann before ho had seen a case or Asiatic cholera is re ¬ ceiving the indorsement of allopathic Writers U so iron adapted to children I recommend i t in cuporior to my known to me n A Ancara Ill So Oxford St Brooklyn N T Ciutorln cures Colic Constipation Sour Stomach Diarrhoea Eructation Kills Worms gires sleop and promoted pestlon Wi thoutlnjiurious medication jl DPetid Lossesocrtvla IMIoagroaaersr Co ua y Judge Illclinnlltcld S5000 IMIqnti jArNHBirauuii ntnuicKy Uolwrt 0 Uatowood AU raid 1ollcy Holders 8iuiius Totnl Aswtte 1602 elnco orgimUfttlon jus JJinc2Acon WinTIIuiily a ungownu ecconci nO0O 00 B000 00 cooo oo Warren 17Wntrous WW 0 IxswUO Wright 00 John Win II Ilitip James JI lion tiv s -- f 1174iMfi 485fyW06 oitoo6 sfimmi 00 W000 1900 oo oo lOOO OD Aa I - 10 lOOoo0 iatiniAniliiiiiiiii jftiAniAmiAniA No forfeiture In iiaso of lapse and Its merits so veil known that it seems a work mipercrocatlon to endorse It Few wo tho of Intellleent families who do not keep Cactoria within easy reach The use of Cajrtorla fa eouulTerwl For seven yours I hare recommended your Costorio aud shall always continue to do bo as ithaa Invariably produced beneficial results After year no restrictions as to rcnhlcnro or occupation New York City Late Pastor Bloomlngdalo Eeformod Church Carlos IUrttk DD ttnww F Fardm HD lie V7InthropJ25th Street and 7th Arc For any additional Information apply to IC Ill Bes Coarac W SMITIf CO 3E3 ver Offered U2 New York City New Tons Or T C CHAVES M Sterling Ky State Agents W Main St Ixjutsvlllc Ky Him Tms Ckotaob ComMJrr 77 JtonnAT Stkbkt FIREI JaW FRE F IRE r1- - K JSiiajgqlBiLtsnsP feiJai lpfei7Si njwp T StJvn IP v K J lTiqTr cent ARE NOW fc SS J Dr Balfour a distinguished allo- ¬ pathic physician of Edinburg on a visit to Vienna in 1S3G wrote to his friend Sir John Forbes saying During tho first appcarauco of cholera here the practice of homoe pathy was first introduced aud chol- ¬ era when it came again renewed the favorablo impulso previously given as it was through Dr Fleishmanns successful treatment of this diseaso that the restrictive laws of 1810 were removed and homcopathist9 obtain leave to practico aud dispense medi- ¬ cines in Austria No young physicians settling in Iiecciving fall importations of Vel ¬ vets Dres3 Goods Blankets Hosiery Undcrwpar including Crocadile weaves hi i color and blacks Storm nil in - flirv Tu-innlnr onlnro - rvvc Camels hair effects Homespun and Flannel Suitings silk and wool RnivrpH -- want g ood Insurance insure with HOFFMAN v If you want reliable Insurance Insure with HOFFMAN If you want to insure ih compia niesthat pay all losses promptly Insure with HOFFMAN -- If you SSigSflS more promptness than any agent in Eastern Kentucky and insures at rates as low as any agent of a first class company Office Traders Deposit Bank ist floor a He represents more companies and pays his losses with vr S Rv Privy Councilor Dr Von Blodau of Sondershauseu has discovered vera triu to be an excellent remedy lor some phases or cholera Ho says 1 V K K IS- - Having frequently administered strong doses of veratrin as a remedy Austria excluding government offi- ¬ cers cau hope to make his bread un- ¬ against cramps in the calves of the less at least prepared to treat hoinco legs during sleep and always with success I conclude that as it posscsed pathically if requested a stimulating influence on tho spinal Dr Balfours letter was written not nervous system it might restrain the long after the Leopoldstadt Hospital danger or threatening symptoms in under tho care of Dr Fleishmann at cholera Vienna had been officially opened for Farm Notes the reception of cholera patients and after the publication of the fact that Clover is the cheapest and best fer ¬ there two thirds of the cases ended in tilizer recovery while iu the other hospital Oats in some parts or Montana are under allopathic treat- ¬ of Vienna 120 a bushel while wheat is about ment two thirds had ended in death y warp Henriettas Drapes Almas Tricots aud Broadcloth in all color Full lino of Zciglcrs Shoes under contract for early shipment Em broidcirs and Torchons in good sup ¬ ply also full lino of dress trim- ¬ mings nJ t I A HOFFMAN Chamberlains Eye and Skin A certain euro for Chronic Soro Eyes Totter Salt Rhoum Scald Head Old Chronio Sores Fever Sores Eczema Itch Prairio Scratches Soro Nipplc3 and Files It is cooling and soothing Hundreds of cases havo been ourcd by it after all other treatment had failed It Is put up in 25 and CO cent boxes Ointment -J f r IS t i IN - J mA YMWM WUIW All Snuinier Goods at Cost IUUU II UUUll CALL ON M of JOHN SAMUELS 2 OassitySmitlj For all kinds n xf4 SSn RS5KS5RSfSKSf5Sfffi5S5SHSfflSSffiRWffl FREE TO ALLj Our New Illustrated PH It should be borne in mind that the cases of cholera brought to tho hospi- ¬ tals for treatment are always more difficult and more likely to terminate fatally than are thoso met iu private practice It will not seem strange that 6uch should be the case when it is considered that hospital gatherings are usually from the lowest walks of life and that a large proportion of cases aic in the second if not the last stage of the disease when brought in The General Board of Health of Edinburg and Leith Scotland repor- ¬ ted the total number of cases of chol- ¬ era under treatment from October 4 1S19 as 817 and 1818 to Fcbuary the number of deaths as 510 Of the cases mentioned there were Treated homeopathically 23G with 57 60 cents Dont forget to grease the plows when done breaking for wheat before putting iu the tool house Pror French says that one bushel or hard wood ashes is worth thirty five to forty cents for manure To kill out tho weeds that grow in the pasture it will be necessary to mow them two or three times a year The Rocky Mountain Husbandman says that tho agricultural interest of Montana are prospering as they never have before Mexican Mustang Liniment A Cure for the Ailments of Man and Beast 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 applicants 100 pages Most complete riant Catalogue published Satisfaction Guaranteed 45 Greenhouses 30 acres NAN2 A NEUNER Catalogues of Plants Bulbs Vines Shrubs Ornamental Trees Small Fruits Grape I Vines Seeds etc will a do mauca rres to ail KENTUCKY AND VIRGINIA COAL Address mvimmHvmwxiiiMiVimiVisiwyift Louisville Ky Cheapi 1892 ORCHARD 1892 Lawn and Garden i Immense stock of fruit and ornamental tiec smnll fruit shrubs lnes and plant 1iicud low AVo have no agents and our profits ccaMj w hero tlieir be ln jcucrnl and fctrawbciry cat- ¬ alogues ou application to deaths Treated allopathically 581 with ISO deaths Homeopathy lost a little over twenty-four per cent and allopathy a little over eighty four per cent These cases were in dispensary or hospital practice In the United States during the cholera epidemic of 1832 33 there were but few practitioners of homeo- ¬ pathy hardly one outside of New York aud Philadelphia but such was success in tho treatment of tho dread ¬ ed diseaso tho new principle or tho therapeutics observed bj them gained much favor But when the disease camo again in 1819 it was succcssrully met in all tho leading cities of the country by representatives of tho now school Passing over individual reports of cases and cures authentic enough for thoso acquainted with the practition ¬ ers making them reports showing a rato of mortality seldom ranging above ten per cent It is proper to notice somo statistics of an undeniable character At Cincinnati two homeopathic physicians had a record of 1116 cases treated from May 1 to August 1 1819 t with a loss of thirty live patients a So mortality of less thau por cent great was tho contrast of their results with thoso reported by their allodia- 9lJl1n ntltnn lio- IIia 4it1ri1sinn lS An exchage tells of a young man iu Indiana who is managing bis fathers farm upon shares and the parent gets as much for his half as he did for the whole when ho was runuing it alone Better stock and tools and better meth ods have doubled the producing capac- ¬ ity The sixth annual convention of dele- ¬ gates from each or tho America agricu tural colleges and experiment stations will meet in New Orleans November or the 15th The headquarters Association will bo at the St Charles Hotel Any person engaged iu agriculture who attends these conven- ¬ tions is generally admitted to the privileges or tho floor but only dele ¬ gates can vote II F IIILLKNatEYKlt Lexington Ky A long tested pain reliever Its use is almost universal by the Housewife the Boarding House nOnUtl imtm A- - A Af l rtv Restau rant on AND KEYEB l3 IS id Jn L L Mustang Liniment Occasions arise for its use almost every day All druggists and dealers have it rented the ihavc Main streetBaum building aud havo fitted up a number of rooms I am there ¬ GtiRB fore pvopared to accommodate my OTrMnTCTmn1 m m friends with board and lodging by tho A SURE and CERTAIN CURE week day or meal Special attention known for 15 years as tho BEST paid to Court day dinners Charges REMEDY FOR PILES rrtpirtd bj nicmnDsoxTArLon med co reasonable stlocts d A STEPHENS I4 kt iBimEiraiT tmu 31 tf THE i BLACKSMlTflip I am prepared BlacKsmithing HORSESHOEING I Next ANNTJALSESSIOIsr OF Tho California Fruit Growers 6ay -wa-on Apples aro claimed by a German physician to belong to the list or most valuable fruit They contain a very ¬ lai ge amount of phosphorus they con- ¬ tain is alleged to be specially effica- ¬ WILL OPEN cious in renewing the nervous matter 3 v vgg rrhJavvMgrrnj of the spinal cord It is also claimed SBDtemDer 5 1892 by tho same authority that au applo 4G tf diot is highly beneficial in correcting Placo opposite jail on High street Have added to our stock of COAL tiie well known BLACK BAND and tho eclobrated FIRE CREEK BLACK derangement or tho Kidneys SMITHING COAL and still headquarters for BELMONT PEACH 45 Gmo Laud that has not been favorable to ORCHARD NUT and CANNEL COALS certain crops that aro subject to dis ¬ such as potatoes should be ease CONTKACTOR says a writer aud forty plowed bushels or air slaked lime applied per Tho Advocatk will bo glad to do Kentucky Training School AND Wo aro acre The lime will assist in destroy- your job printing for you Mt Sterling Ky BUILDER ing the spores or fuugi and thus aid prepared to do fiuo job printing in all in preventing rot Whether benefi ¬ its branches on short notico and on OFFICE AT cial in arresting diseaso or not the reasonable terms Programmes let ¬ IPlsLniXLgr limo will bo found useful as a fertil ¬ terheads billheads statements and Call on him and sccuro estimates Sirtf tli n liomfionathic record was nub- - izer and as a means of decomposing everything in this lino douo in strictly A practical homelike Military school with colleg lata course Number limited rooms lull last year j8 6mo Miclv called in nucstion and in self-- ncrt matter iu the soil tf Apply early Major C W FOWLER SujwJntsntfM first class style Tlxe best 22CLetde lsists 1 o n er e r rio rLS ligrlrter a rd car ries rriozce otlxer tlxan any load jrLCrrx- to do all kinds J OF General A Repairing Harris Institute SPECIAMX Ms havo reduced my prices to meet hard times Unly iv for all around shooing and 10 pc ccntoff for cash i Special Attention Giyen to Steel Worlr Olxiols dk Tones J W NICKERSd ¬ Bring in your wood work I am prepared to do anytldng in this lino in first class stylo All work fully guaranteed Thanking my customers for past I solicit a continuation of their patronage J W BABBEE favors Locust street opposite Badger Star 2vlll Henrys mill 4 a i h LJitt t til 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