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T STERLING ADVOCATE A fcRt rill VEEKLY JOURNAL kT STERLING Time To Halt Just about 100000 Russian and Pol- Â¬ ish immigrants have lauded in this country within tho last fiscal year Thoy havo loft Rusia and Polandunder At least distressful circumstances contagious diseases thrco infectious or prevalent in tho regions from which thoy havo come aud aro yet coining Wo havo learned by oxperenco of Iho past year during which thoy havo brought typhus fovcr and small po to our city that self protection requres us to bo on our guard against tho ships that carry hero passengers from plaguo riddon regions especially from thoso regions in which tho Asiatic cholera is now prevalent It may bo necessary to raise tho bars against dan- Â¬ gerous emigrants from Europe It is criminal to open our doors to pestil- Â¬ ence N Y Sun Highest watcrfallRibbou Yoscmitc Valley 3300 fecf Tallest chimney in the world is in Rollax Glasgow455i feet Longestriver Missouri Mississippi 4300 miles IDENTICAL-- ININTEREST WITH ITS OWN PEOPLE 5J KENTUCKY TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 27 1892 NO9 The 1892 Tobacco Crop Free Ballot Reports from tho 1892 crop are The Republican party in these de gcSS more encouraging generally than a generate days is nothing moro than -S888Ba f3flja5J3fl4 BBS month or moro ago in tho leaf belt organized political hypocrisy 2 ags2 a e o g g g to In tho West tho weather so far in If passed tho McKinley bill to September has been all that could be check imports and then insists on 28S8S88888S8 asked for and lato rains and heavy credit for the fact that imports havo S3aaS2SS8Sj dews aro doing for tho Tobacco more increased f 88S888888S8S than was expected yet tho general It denounces free trade and then Iwa belief is that tho crop will bo short boasts of tho triumph of free trade and in tho Burlcy belt tho yield is with Brazil and Cuba 8SSS888SS8S8 1 placed by tho most coneervalivc and bS It pretends to be the ardent defen vinegar and then apply a solution of best posted at 75 to 80 por cent dcrof civil service and yet the Presi Â¬ StocKwoll is making a fight to rc ssjasesasssss chlorate of potash in water as strong whilo thero aro others who will not dent in order to get votes at Minnea- Â¬ as it can bo made to tho mouth and main assigneo of tho Mutal Ranking concede over uO to 00 per cent but polis put up post ofilces for sale nostrils with a feather and pour a tea Surety Trust and Safety Deposit evidently their views SSSSSSaS888 aro colored by Tho crowning form of this hypo Â¬ MHo has spoonful down tho birds throat To Company at Philadclphi ertiona their immediate surroundings judg Â¬ crisy is the professed devotion of the Â¬ avoid this disease tho birds must bo besought the Court for an early hear ing all sections to bo like their imme- Â¬ party which inaugurated Hayes to a 888888888888 kopt dry aud clean It is exceedingly ing of tho legal points bearing on his diate neighborhood ton Tobacco in fair ballot Under tho pretext of so Responding to a circular contagious and much resembles the removal 8SSSSaS8S88 some neighborhoods is taking on a curing a fair ballot in tho South it sent out by Supremo Justice Somciby rton common diphtheria good body and samples shown of has urged and is urging the passago of tho order of tho Iron Hall 31 dele- Â¬ 128888 A German naturalist enumerates tho somo early curings betoken fair to of the Forco Bill drawn by Daven- Â¬ rtMMMM OOWJ Â¬ Jjon following birds and mammal as deserv Â¬ gates representing branches in Phila- good color but these are probably ex- Â¬ port and pressed by Lodge in the delphia Easton Sayro Athens and ing of protection Shrews bats owls ceptional crops and it is tho general Hou60 and Chandler in tho Senate met Monday and elected cuckoos swallows swiths nightjars Chester belief that tho 1892 Burloy crop can GOURT DIRECTUKY But a fair bailor in the North is al- Â¬ delegates to tho reorganization meet- Â¬ treccrcepors woodpeckers wrens not in any way approach tho 1S91 together another mattor In tho faco Monday Saturday it roSrlnpreVldingThird robins whitethroat- water wagtails ing in Baltimore crop which was an exceptional one of tho open or secret opposition of Re- Â¬ in this particular in color and titmice f WSSr Third Monday in This publican political managers nearly hu TUnrph The Mountain Air As a Tonic manufactures al60 believe and tho old every State has adopted the secret Many of tho fowls will naturally It is tho atmospheric depression crop is in demand for this season ballot as a protection to tho working select tho trees for roosting tho Leg- Â¬ COURT E F Robertson horns being more disposed to do so which in oho conjunction with good Iti the dark export and stripping man and a check to the purchase ot W T Tviii k mmif Ray o each month BRANCH To prevent hygienic conditions acts on invalids districts the crop fared better earlier ballots than tho largo breeds ttlJSff CITY CeCKTIYII Hrst at- MANAGERS presiding W Groves Tho result of this fair ballot of this them from so doing coufino them in who sro to the mountain resorts and in tho season than in tho Burloy belt each montn tho poultry hoii6o for thrco days and promotes in their blood tho formation and tho weather wo aro now having ballot which protects the laboring man nights and thev will then forget tho of now sanguineous globules fit for is of especial value to tho dark crop of tho North from intimidation is to PROFESSIONAL Tho giving it plenty of time to mature cut down tho Republican majorities trees aud begin to roost in tho house tho assimilation of oxygen tho ali and giving it body Tho stripping and because of this tho Republicans moro abundant nutrition of fRTT When you dont know what to do mentation of tho appetite observable districts out put is a fair average in in several States aro moving to repeal for a sick animal make it as comfort feSttolourtsoI Kentucky in a sojourn in tho mountains arc not crop in yield whilo tho export dis Â¬ tho laws establishing a secret ballot able as you can and let it alone OUVKK tho cause but tho consequence of the tricts will probably havo a crop In Maine and Vermont the Repub- Â¬ dSurvcyor improvement which such sojourn above tho average in yield and of ex Â¬ lican leaders attributo their losses to A Lost Art Recovery Manufacturers and dcalora in all kinds of brings Indeed even admitting that ceptional quality lugging very lightly tho secret ballot Commenting on Scientist in Quebec say that one of the action of elevated sites on the and adding to tho scarcity of dark this fact tho Nation says front wwmnp stairs Urstuoor LfW T K Barnes tho most wonderful discoveries made blood may owe something to other western lugs which aro now so high Tho hollowncss of much of the VOMl Brake of recent years is that just made by a causes it is difficult to resist the in- Â¬ and likely to go considerable higher Republican talk about a free ballot is inPKttQ vy MJcvj blacksmith of that city It is tho long duction that climatfc establishments to tho discomfiture of tho Regies shown by the movement already re Â¬ itJr5 Tho Virginia and North Carolina ported under way in lost art known to tho pyramid builder are in general to bo preferred to minerafmliXKROXW- Vermont to iiiij 6iojtB ond unfelt resorts certainly to thoso crop liko the Burloy has improved repeal tho law introducing tho Aus- Â¬ of Egypt of hardening copper Axes l-water Claytons store Mains cm Yta White Pino and Poplar Singles and other edge tools riiado of hardened whoso reputation is chiefly built on considerably by the weather of Sep Â¬ tralian system of voting This sys Doors of all Sizes copper havo been exhibited by him fashion or entertainments on tho en- Â¬ tember and tho prospect is now that a tem provides the best possible facility Sash Glazed and Unglazcd which in edgo and temper rivals tho semble of adventious attractions from fairly good crop will bo gathered for a free ballot enabling every man Window and Door Frames whilo a month ago tho chances wore to voto as he chooses ofcjiSALE CLOTHIERS without inter- Â¬ Moulding and Brackets of all kiuus best steel of tho present day lie pre- Â¬ which health pure and simple has CINCINNATI O that tho 1892 crop would bo a very ference and even without tho knowl Â¬ sented a sheet of this hardened copper little to gain Now Sork Ledger of oveiy Description Verandas llZBIiWGG inferior one bomo sections fared edge of any ono else as to t r Attv If ot a lino in thickness and had it tes how he Star Planing Mill Company ted at tho government riflo ransro at better than others and Eastern North- votes The lato election was tho first Fireworks In the Ocean Carolinas crop is about all housed ever known in Vermont in Lewis Apperson Quebec At tho first shot fired from Mt Sterling Ky which too has its living lau and Western North Carolina will get The ocean 40 yards distance tho bullet was shiv Â¬ every voter enjoyed perfect freedom iCAfflSSStu terus or phosphorescent animals and a much hotter crop than anticipated rlpwtobuirdlngMtStcrllng1Ky ered into a thousand fragments on tho ITylci of action in casting his ballot The although it might bo better second tho misslc striking the copper among these jelly fish and nnnfncs South Democrats havo always claimed that tTiiw Some- Â¬ Carolina aro very numerous MwnMiitfiMaWKy more fairly was completely flattened has a fair crop in both yield such a system would help their party FRANKS GORDON IcActlcd In the counties of Montgomery times they work like pillars of fire aud quality and it all has been in for but remained imbedded in the plate and the result justifies their confi- Â¬ Hnvomndo a great change in their Clothing sometimes liko stars and sometimes somo time past In Virginia tho dence No sooner is the result known and Iluo business They havo tho goods to suit which is merely dented slightly with- Â¬ ell building both rich nnd peor young and old at prioco un out cracking in any way This is like fiery serpents flashing out red Bright crop is noAV boiug fast cut and than tho Republicans attribute tlie- heard of We are selling new su2ts at fcUOup f5SyK Many good judges now at 70c Nens Shoes ntl5c up Ladies Shoes bargainsup claimed by eVcperts to be vastly super- Â¬ green yellow and lilac rays venture 75 per cent in Misses Shoas at 40cup Also great Mt Sterling Kjr luminous sea creatures aro very small f when a month aro thoy would not ialling oil of their majority to theIn all Courts Street Will practice ior anything tho best steel could- do Australian system and call for its iimonwcalth Gents Fnriiisliiiig Goods under like circumstances and the not larger than a spark but thoso think over 50 per cent Hats Caps abolitiou In considering this ex- W A BUDDUT1I gather in such masses that in the Wo rcceivo new goods every week Dont matter is to bo brought under the im Tho Dark Crop of Virginia is all planation it must bo kept in mind forget to call and sco us at looks that could bo expected KTt mediate notice of tho British lords of Indian Ocean the water often and like the that the Republicans always claim torlacc Tclcphono 12SS nnd Court liko a great sea of molten metal and West it promises to lug lightly UTllle Ky the admiralty be tho party of intelligence and de a naturalist who bathed among them The Cigar Leaf States aro now rido the CTOU Democrats as an ignorant 24- South May8vlllo Street Dentist in tho Facific said that ho found him Â¬ busy cutting their crops in fact in Mt Htcrllnff Ky Opposite Opera House set so that if a now system of voting Senator Hill in speaking of tho self luminous for hours afterward in tho Conneticut Valley ono lit Sterling National minx of tho makes it hard for ignorant men to ForcoBill in his speech in Now York while tho sands on which tho insects best crops is now housed MD Mt 0i llrtr TvV and in New vote it should bo tho Democrat Monday says There is another wore stranded at low tido gleamed York a good crop is also v uuuuuig nni it 0 TylcrAppcrwu almost party which would stiller Been street I issuo in this campaign of equal if not like grains of gold If it is R The bottom of housed M In Pennsylvania and Ohio really true that 9000 TO 8CC0K8SOU Republicans in greater importance than tho tariff tho ocean is magnificiont with its tho flea got in his tEXJUGG work tho last VI Atterney-nt-uMiller W son which affects tho rigts and liberties of starfish and sea pads some in rich month and it is said an olherwiso fine Vermont out of 48022 voting in 18S8 ml Sterling y - umJIk nttnnrlnrl tn are so ignorant that they remained v pa luvnifi j every citizen Tho Republican party purple aud shading a soft golden crop is largely damaged for any Â¬ away from tho polls rather than dis- Â¬ seems to bo irrevocably committed to green light whilo others send out thing but fillers VTT Veterinary Surgeon In Wisconsin hail play their ignorance tho prospect Allrlivnv IvV tor passage of tho Federal Election silver flashes and tho lampfish carries tho past tho When week has done some damage the party is certainly a dreary IiiML Sterling on Court day ono iu answer telegram it must bo evident on its head at night a golden light and somo tobacco has been cut n bill and although green States like Indiana which have hun Â¬ to tho most patriotic and thoughtful Another fish seems to bo decorated on account of lAUD YAK ANTWERP fear ot frost but the dreds of thousands of Republicans members of that organization that it with pearls and it is evidently tho great bulk of the crop will bo housed Dr Wm Van AntwcrjS hort street AND and which will under tho Australian is a picco of political foolishness only fashion there tobo brilliant in somo in good condition court nouse a largo and a fino system this year for tho first timo in equaled by its mendacity thero has way Even crabs in hot climates crop Western Tobacco Journal a Presidential election J Sterling Ky ML appeared for them no escape from its seem to set themsolvcs on fire and inr n fiidcncccor IIIcU Sycnmoro Sts Perhaps the party of intelligence advocacy when captured and teazed thoy blazo Saturday United States Marshal will bo destroyed by a device for LOWEST RATES Or McKEE Federal Elections cannot well bo all over with indignation A species Brown of Memphis Tenn made raising the average intelligence Attorncyat iaw 9 of the l Rtnrl nf iV CHOICEST COMPARISON Mr regulated and controlled without in- Â¬ of shark too is intensely brilliant at public his instruction to tho Deputy voters porhap3 LtfArVfcornor of Court and llroadway tho party of morali- Â¬ night and ono that was drawn up Marshal touching their duties on PROMPTEST SETTLEMENTS terference with Stato elections they ty will be destroyed by a ballot di aro almost inseparable whore they aro shone liko a splendid lamp for somo election day Thoy wero to make ar Â¬ And All Agencies Of Any ft Attornoy-at-Lavised to check corruption at tho polls Naturalists rests without a- warrant ML Sterling Ky The exist- Â¬ hours after it was dead held at the samo time when the perhaps tho party of patriotism will M KlIfnttL Jii 1alll Viririn l in rWei JMW ing Federal election law bad as its havo long been at work on this election laws wero violated in their bo recenijy rauuvou overthrown at tho first election in Bd In tho city of Mt Sterling will praoprovisions are together with the dan curious subject and tho source of tho presence or that of the Supervisors the courts of Montgomery iiniu onu uunnu i mt mniv illuminating power is supposed to be at tho samo timo giving tho deputies which tho American citizen can r counties nnd Federal urts of Ken- ger of tho onactment of tho Force cast unchallenged his ballot for Presi- Â¬ tho rvompc nnu hui imki Bill havo already compelled sovcral contained in liltlo sacs or colls in liberty to vote as thoy pleased- and nil UUBluuea uuviwii dent Courier Journal body of tho animal Harpers Young work for their party States to soparato their Stato elections ticket Tho nowspapers denounced Brown as at at largo oxponso and great inconven- Â¬ People - AGENT on In his speech at Brooklyn Monday Our elections ience to tho peoplo tempting to inaugurate a foretaste of night Senator Hill thus aptly referred Aje In Various States machinery is costly enough already School tho Forco Bill Avhoroupon Brown O RAILROAD C aud our elections should not bo need- Â¬ st which pupils aro allowed cited that ho has Democratic authori- Â¬ to tho much mooted report of Labor The ago west of depot lessly multiplied to enter jind to continue in tho public ty for his action Attorney General Commissioner Peck I know this MANUFACimtEIt OF Mt Sterling Ky Tho proposed bill usurps tho rights schools differs greatly Of tho forty Garland having sustained similar ac much that the Democratic party will Manufacturer nnd dealer in Tobacco Hogs and Lakolco Ao rrrnlio prerogatives of the State breaks nino States and Territories six admit tion during tho Clcvoland adminis Â¬ bo entirely content to permit every heads Hough c our business Lumber is booming by doing the and Halters which Harness Bridles tration best ivorK ana ouonng uougu juuiuur uv miuo down all tho safeguards which havo them at four years of age nineteen at ft workingnian whoso wages has been lal nrlccs which aro nover wet Wo alsomdo existed tor a coutury and placos all five twenty at six thrco at seven and iv l custom sawing Near Warsaw Minn Kittio Yancy increased sinco the passago of tho Mc our elections at tho mercy of Federal ono at eight Tho States admitting most com 12 and her brother wero killed by a Kinloy bill to voto tho Republican ofllcials who hold their ofilccs for life jjjieni at four aro Mainot Connecticut h ytho largest and Saddlery Goods Tho bill is a despcrato attempt to Flourida and Montana Tho schools panther which escaped from Bar ticket if our opponents will consont line of amoral prop up tho falling fortunes of a once Alabama and North and South Dakota nums circus ten days ago Thoy were that all thoso whoso wages have not party is urged do not recolvo them till thoy aro sovon passing through a wooded region ac- Â¬ great political AUCTIONEER been increased shall VotQ tho Demo Â¬ mado of first class material Of tho remaindor tho school age companied by a dog which aroused from tho narrowest aud worst of mo- Â¬ upon that basis wo Hied workmen Call and MT STERLING KENTUCKY tives and is unworthy a place among terminates at twenty in nine at tho panther aud all thrco wore found cratic ticket and ffcrs his services to tho pcoplo of Montgomery Jek and learn prices U and surrounding counties Prompt attention tho statutes of tho American Repub- Â¬ eighteen in soven at sixteen in thrco dead at noon Monday Tho panther will carry tho country by a million ffiven to all sales ot rcrsonni ITOpuriy imu ihioi and at fifteou iu thrco lic majority Was afterwards killed 21 lyr Estate Tonus Jtoasonable CHAS REIS ERTISING RATES Gleaning Fowlsljasily take cold and aro then apt to sudor from tho disease known as roup This is a bad form ofcatarrh and is oftcu fatal Tho fowls sneeze and breathe with difficulty on account of tho filling of tho nostrils with a thick curby mattor which has a bad odor Tho colored men of Lurnpd Kas have organized a vigilauco committco since tho hanging of Hugh Henry and havo sworn vengeance against E E Frizzcll and D W Hill Henrys cap Â¬ tors and others who aro supposed to havo been leaders jf the hanging bee Recently several men have been in timidated by blacks and Boveral men The romedywhich should bo applied wero kocked down for commenting as boou as tho trouble appears is to on tho actiouof thomob wash tho head and mouth with warm Â¬ f - w - feyyyftftnfd 1 TlMuV-nt-La- STAR Planing Mill Co KJhJWW - - jfcS JW1 WVrfiuT Dressed Rough LUMBER TUC0 m rJ Avasis 8U v r-L - t- JU The Bargain Store -- Â¬ - Attornoy8-at-raw- r The Bargain Store - - ieMi ii J O E - mil- INURANCE n - Real Elstate -- 1 w - -- 1 i I Josiah Lindsay -- - ij i 31 HAS REIS Â¬ Â¬ WHFLETCHER i V M h V x iteK W J wifli trMj9 SIPPI v -v w O 2TS 4 ti THE ADVOCATE Advocate Publishing Company MT STERLING TUESDAY SEPT 271692 MT STEKLIiN ADVOCATE TUESDAY SPMJMBI X898 5 1 1 A POLITICAL 4 OBJECT LESSON SB ggggfiBEngEng gMsMSSSSSlSM A Uki DEMOCRATIC TICKET yon president GKOVElt CLEVELAND FOIt VICE PKKRIDENT JJlj liUUlli ADLAT E STEVENSON Ms slg ASBURY Tho thing V Successors to Wells fi ft H Ma Ilii Hazelrigg For Appellate Judge James II Hazelkigo yon congress MAltCUS Cj LISLE Of Clark For Circuit Judge John E COOIEK Fall and winter stock now full and complete comprising novelties in Dress Goods foreign and domestic Silks Underwear Hosier Yarns etc Ladies and childrens shoes in abundance and very low Our carpet department is complete with Fine Carpets Rugs Mattings Oilcloths etc CECIL 2k tiT ftft Tho man James II Hazelrigg voted for against nigger Vii Of Montgomery County W Ill For Commonwealths C W Attorney II Holt voted for against tho white man jackets on hand to show A stylish and well selected line of ladies Nksiutt Of Bath County cleiik HENRY R BRIGHT Eon cntcniT FOll SHEKIFF 4 Gloves ribbons trim- Â¬ mings and notions of all kinds always on hand Come in and ask for what you want we liave it State of Kentucky Montgomery Co S SCT Grubbs Main Street Mt Sterling Ky Hazelrig JNO C RICHARDSON FOIt JAILEK J M BERT 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 on Aug 6 1883 in Mt Sterling Ky voted for J W Asbury a negro for Register of the Land Office against J G Cecil a white man which vote is recorded on the poll books on file in my office Witness my hand this Aug 27 1892 By W The New York papers stato that tho inauguration of tho Democratic canvass by Senator David B Hill at tho Academy of Music on Monday night has had a weighty effect on the rank and file of the organization dMPMMMgPPS e Z28222SS2g2SK22i aegiiagab 33S2E3S2S25EK H We arc authorized to announce Mr Henry D Combs as a candidate for Circuit Clerk of Menefeo county sub- Â¬ ject to the action of tho Democratic party Grovcr Cleveland filled the Treasury Benjamin Harrison emptied it G A Whitney Clk B OConnell D C SCHOOL BOOKS ATrTrsrreptrm ill IMPORTANT AND TRUE THE IN DEPENDENT RACKET It is entirely within the lines of Gen A G AVeissert of Milwaukee was unanimously chosen Commander-in-honest politics that a candidate may Chief of the G A R at Wash- Â¬ make an independent race for anoflico ington Friday Tho other officers and it is not cvidenco is itself of Ycre also elected and numerous reso- Â¬ any sort of hypiocrisy that Judge lutions incorporating requests upon Holt has so made his canvass for Judge Congress were adopted of the Court of Appeals But his The Courier Journal takes pains to past political characteristics make us inform its host of readers that tho look with suspicion upon his so William McKinlcy who was robbed and WO HOW of a tin money box in Louisville a few called INDEPENDENCE nights sinco is no relation of William predict that the learned judge at McKinley tho tin robber baron of THE LAST MOMENT 110LDLYAND IN THE Ohio James H Wood is the- - Republican candidate tor Circuit Court Clerk for IS NON POLITICAL AND THAT HE WOULD county James II Montgomery as Â¬ NOT RUN AS A PARTY CANDIDATE Wood voted for tho negro Asbury sertion we can establish by hundreds against a white man James 11 of affidavits if denied will place Wood is one of tho proprietors of the Sterling Gazette The Gazctto Â¬ Mt HIS NAME ON THE STRAKUIT REPUBLI favors the Force Bill Wo bolioved at the start CAN ticket OVEIt THE DISTRICT THAT THE OKriCE FACE OF HIS VIOLENT PROTESTATIONS iil V and believe now that the indepen- Â¬ dent ROLES so grandiloquently assumed by him in his Fourth ot July speches over the country Was adopted to mis Â¬ lead and deceive tho Volet and just as certain as tho day of election comes this distinguished independents name will be found on the poll book under the picture of the coon or the eagle which ever device the Repub- Â¬ - - iv The Republican party is the party of pure ballot Mt Sterling Ga zeltdi Good Clotl said U10 woodcock For Unadulterated gall this beats tho This advance agent of a circus party of pnro ballot stolo tho Presi- Â¬ dency in 187G it has stolen States without number and money by the millions since and is now demanding that the secret ballot just gone into effect in Maine and Vermont shall bo licans may adopt repealed because under its workings the Republican majorities as per have been The Forco Bill the Robber Tariff Democratic predictions Then very largely diminished The party do you want more of them May tho Lord de- Â¬ of pure ballot vole the Republican ticket us from such purity The Ga- Â¬ liver Tho Forco Bill is good for thirty zctto favors the Forco Bill MKjKinlcy Tariff Bills says tho New York Herald Whitclaw Reids paper The fight is on and it will bo found that in November that tho Democrats Fragments of the document burned of the Tenth district aro no sluggards by Commissioner Peck of New York Marcus C Lisle our nomineo for Con- Â¬ have been photographed and 6how gress is as good a Democrat and as clearly that tho papers destroyed wore true a man as ever aspired to tho high the statements upon which his tariff position for which tho party has report was based Mr Peck will named him He is young energetic havo to show up The Democrats arc honest and faithful He is making an determined that his rotton report active canvass and will get as ho de Â¬ shall bo thoroughly ventilated serves a rousing majority Tho peo- Â¬ ple of this district do not propose to The Mt Sterling Gazctto plainly send to office any member of the party and blatantly says to its southern that would foist upon them tho Forco readers and supporters that it is in fa- Â¬ Bill with all its woeful train of conse vor of the Forco Bill James II qenccs No man can look into Marc Wood 13 one of tho proprietors of that Lislos honest faco and not feel that a paper who has shown his faith by true and noble soul looks out from his hip works in that he votes when op Â¬ oyes A voto for Lisle is a voto in portunity oilers for a negro in prefer Â¬ rebuke of a robber tariff and a vil- Â¬ ence to a whito man lainous Forco Bill Tho Morgan County Messenger ap Â¬ pears disposed to stick a knife betweon tho ribs of tho Democracy in tho Tenth Congressional district while carrying tho name of tho Democratic nominee at its masthead Tho Mess Â¬ enger should hasten to clear itself of Courier the taint of hypocrisy Judge Holt had thb Republican Scratch a Tariff and Find a Trust convention of the First Appcllato Behind every high tariff tax we District called together It met at find csconced some wealthy trust or Ashland Thursday and gave him tho greedy capitalist who thinks it right nomination Wo predicted several to use tho taxing power to mako his weeks since that Judgo Holt would profits big Behind the 45 per cent soon bo a full pledged Republican tax on iron and steel Ave find a Carne- Â¬ nomineo Our prediction lias been gie behind costly lumber an Alger verified This man who voted for the behind high copper a Calumet and negro Asbury in preference to the Ilecla combined behind salt a trust capable honest and untarnished whito behind coal a cotericr of coal barons man Cecil has for months been goinr behind lime tho Rockland Trust over tho district posing as an Inde- Â¬ behind carpets cloth hosiery earth pendent lie has declared again and enware cutlery etc a whole host of again that ho would not accept a nom Â¬ trusts combines and conspiracies to ination at tho hands of his party but plunder tho many to benefit the few tho sequel shows just how sincere Protection It is time for tho people were those declarations That Judgo to get a little of it Baltimore Sun Holt favors negro domination in a The Counor Journal reads some of white mans country that iras built tho kickers in this district a lesson up by the white mans blood and treasure wants no better evidence However wo think now that somo of than his voto for Asbury in prefer- Â¬ them have expressed their disappoint Â¬ they aro ready to pull off their ence to Jim Cecil There aro thous- Â¬ ment coats and go to work The Courier ands of good honest Republicans who Journal says The Democrats of would see the ueirro in Tophot before tho Tenth district or 6omo of them at they would voto for one of them in least seem to bo doing their best to preference to an honest and capable kick all the party fat into tho fire white man but Judge Holt is not of Tho Democratic majority in that dis- Â¬ trict is not so largo that it can not be that number destroyed by bickering and sulking within the party Somo of the friends The great Indopeudcut is no morCi ofllou C It Brooks allowed their He died at Ashland Thursday It is disappointment over his defeat for now Judgo Holt tho open and uu the nomination to betray them into a foolish effort to stir up dissenson in washed Republican No longer any spito of tho better example of Mr whito wash for him The independ Â¬ Brooks himself and a Pikeville cor Â¬ ent dodge would not work and ho respondent of tho Cattlesburg Demo- Â¬ therefore poses no longer as a man crat says that tho Democrats there are so much cut by tho defeat of Hon O who disdains iolitics Tho office is C Bowles another caudidato for the tho samo for which he was a candi- Â¬ nomination that if tho election were date it is just as non political as it to romo off right now tho Ropubli was a few days 6ince but tho dodge caus would carry tho county by 1000 has served its purpose and now it is majority The Democratic paper in Morgan county is also kicking Yet thrown asido as any other worn out nobody disputes that Lislo was fairh cloak and from this on wo havo to nominated Tho simple chargin of Tho Dem- Â¬ cleleat dallies with suggestions of deal with tho Republican Doubtless much ocratic papers of the district have party treachery if not most of this folly will have smoked tho wily fox out of his den abated beforo election day but clearly tho Democrats of tho Tenth district Good news from the Northwest keep are sauiy in nceu ot a closer organi coming in The Democrats aro stead- Â¬ zation It all the big and ambitious ily gaining ground James W Scott men in tho district will but patiently editor and proprietor of tho Chicago Herald thinks that Mr Cleveland can bo elected without tho aid of Now York Ho is certain that Illinois will go Democratic and is also counting upon Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa But then wo are also sure of Now York Tho Domocracy is united and at work and Cleveland will cary that etato also by an overwhelming majority every thing lopks lovely for Democratic suc- Â¬ cess in November await their turn and stand by the party they may all get to Congress by and by None of them are likely to got there if personal ambition or partisan rancor is allowed to disor- Â¬ ganize tho party Corner Drug Store f T G JULIAN Mt CO I I Sterling Ky lull j mi arrJLyiifra gasJJS jni SMOOa 1OOH0S - A Ksk3Si v m f 1 IF lr ft M K2E Hr U- A ti f A 4MiD 8tSSf ProMem THE ontest ti Â¬ Valuable Prize Will Be Given For Every Correct Answer Nothing inoi o interesting and cntcitulnlng in the cultivated family circle than a bright Prize Competition which will Ining intoncthc use tho abilities of competitors when It is known that sucli competition is carried out by tho origina tors in n perfectly fair and honorable manner As n means of advertising our binnd of ExquisitjTollet Soap and introducing it into homes whoro It is not now used wo offer the following prizes which will bo awarded to successful contestants without any partiality being shown to per Â¬ sons or locality PRIZES To the peibon tending the first coirectjinswer to tho following problem will their choice bctncn a first class uptight piano or thi cc liundrciFand fifty dollars in cash For tho second concct answer will bo paid two hundred dollars in casli Tor tlo third correct answer will bo paid ono hundicd dollais In cash For the fouith correct answer a 111 bo paid fifty dollais lu caslu To tho person Fending tho con cct answer hieh is rccci ed last will bo given their choice between a ilrt clas uptight piano or tlueo hundred and fifty dollars lu cash bo given Other Valuable Piizes such as silver watches peatl opera glasses bilker eg ctablo dishes sil ur tea setssll cr biscuit Jars Sil or coflee sets blh cr cake btands piano lompssllcrdesbCit sets fiult LnUes etc etc will bo uwatded to uveiy perfcon sending concct answer mm There aro 1300 Republican voters in thiscounty900 of which aro negroes Its mighty near a nigger party so far as Montgomery county is concerned PROBLEM A frog at the bottom of a yell ten feet deep climbs up a foot every day and slide aback a half footefcry uiglit llow manyjdays will it takolifintoicaclTtriq top of tho well i Tho Democratic Stato Central Com- Â¬ mittee recommends that a primary election ho hold in Madison county October 1 as a means of settling the disptito between Col J F Tucker of Winchester and Mr B A Crutchcr of Nicholasville over tho nomination for Commonwealths Attorney in the twenty fifth Judicial district pv Journal Next November in this county tho straight Democratic tickot will receive 1700 votes all cast by white voters mo Kcputmcan ticket will rcceivo Not so very long ago Mr Harrison mot tho Democrats proposition to re 1300 votes 900 of which will bo cast duce tariff taxation and cheapen prices hY ignorant illitorato niggers with tho sneer that a cheap coat mako Mrs Harrison still continues a vciy IIo now claims that a cheap man sick woman Tho sympathy of tho tho groat object of tho Republican tariff entire country goes out to tho Presi Â¬ policy was to cheapen prices Evidently dent and his household as they rest in tho Presidont has added not only a tho heavy shallow that hangs over cheap coat but a turn coat to his ward Â¬ Mrs Harrison is a noblo them robe Courrior Journal Christian woman who has won for Tho Apportionment act of tho extra horself the highest respect of tho peo Â¬ session of tho Now York Legislature ple by tho modest and lady liko has been declared constitutional Tho bearing that has marked her entire ken stay in tho Whito Houso It is ex Â¬ Courts deciding every position by tho republicans in constcsting it ceedingly doubtful if there is any hope of her ultimato recovery to bo groundless CONDITIONS V Kvery contestant must encloo with their answer ono dollar for onu dozen cakes of our Kxquislt Toilet Soap which is tho purest and finest soap for the bkin and compje xlou that liaa e cr been manufactured It contains none of those poisonous prcpliations whfch causo tho skin to become rough and parched It is tho only fcojip for tho toilet nursery and bath It positively icmovcs pimples and cures icdnci and loughucsa of tho skin It Is universally acknowl Â¬ edged by thoso who lii o ueed It as the soap par excelIcnco for all toilet pui poses Ills pent free of customs duty to any part of tho United States Answers may bo mailed nt any tlmo beforo onember i 1S32 as tho pikes vio ecpiltably divided ocrentlro tlmo competition Is open and persons caa ontcr at any time with an equal opportunity of seeming onu of tho leading pilzcs llcmember that etery concct answer will bo awnrdoda valuable pi Ize This tollot aoap lv retailed at thrco dollrrd per dozen cakes and we mnke this extraordinary reduction In ptlco simply to introduce it Tho Kvqulsitu Toilet Jitg Co Is an established and financially responsible manufacturing company Vthooffof thoaboo ptlzcs pnrely as a legitimate man Â¬ ner of ctcudlug tho sale3 of their ExquUlto Toilet Soup to tho people of tho United Siatcet Itemlt by v S Postal Note Kprcs Money Order Two cent U 8 Stamps or Registered Letter and send jour answer at once Address f EscQL 7 is S ULisIte 4t i4 170 Yongo Toilet ZtMEfg Street Toronto Canada Co viim iXfaL M 1 K tXifru 1 H it ST MT STERLING ADVOCATE TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 27 1892 U M iTHB ADVOCATE ia ESS FOR COLUMBUS DAY bparcdby tlio YuthVjCojgpanfon wMjcANiJfa o The Four Centumes Tho spectacle America presents this Jafi without precedent in history kfeYom ocean to ocean in city village and country sklo tho children of tho -- Statoare marshaled and marching itnder tho banner df a nation and with thtim tho pcoplo aro gather- ling around tho school house Men are recognizing to day tho most 11essivo anniversary sinco Rome obrated her thousandth year tho Rh anniversary of tho stepping of a ii9nhorc into tho Avorlds Hie lour couTplfeted centuries ot a now social order thccelobration of liberty and eulighteument organized into a civili- t lzHtiou And Avhilo during these hours the Federal government of these United I States strikes tho koynoto of this treat American day that gives honor to tho common American institution Iwliich itnitcs us all wo assemble are that wc too may exalt tho free feciiSpl that embodies tho American briuciplo of universal enlightenment uid equality tho most characteristic of tho four centuries of Amer can life Four hundred years ago this morn- tho Pintas guns brolco tho silence hnounced tho discovery of this kplioro Human life ws a virgin world ftjrto upon it had been without sig- Sanco In tho Old World for mds of years civilized men had experiments in social or IctjiEtrying had been found wanting luthcvowaB an untouched soil that y ready for a new experiment in All things wore ready vilizalion cav forces had como to light full of fnrhiiMiiiiW nnwer ill tho Old World it UlO 1NCAV worm uiey were iu wujk of Amorlcanism will build a filth century Its material progress is bo yondour conception but wo may bo sure that m tho social relations of men witWificn tho most triumphant gains aro to bo expected Americas fourth contury has boon gloridus Americas fifth contury must bo made happy Ono institution moro than another has wrought out tho achievements of tho past and is to day tho mo9t trust Â¬ ed for tho future Our fathers in their wisdom know that tho founda- Â¬ tions of liberty fraternity and equal- Â¬ Tho ity must bo universal education conceived free school thcroforc was tho corner stone of tho Republic Washington and Jefferson recognized that the education of citizens is not the prerogrativo of church or other prlvato interest that while religions training belongs to tho church and whilo technical and higher cultuio may bo given by prlvato institutions the training of citizens in tho com- Â¬ and tho common mon knowlcdgo duties of citizenship belongs irrevo- Â¬ cably to tho Stale We therefore on this anniversary of America present tho Public School as tho noblest expression of tho prin Â¬ ciple of cnlightonoment which Colum- Â¬ bus grasped by faith Wo uplift the system of free and universal education under as tho master forco which informing each of our God has been generations with tho peculiar truths of Americanism America therefore gathers her sons around tho school housb to day as tho institution nearest to tho people most characteristic of the people and fullest of hope for tho To riiake an Investment in a Building and Loan Association be pure to take stock in the if M Becauso it is tho only Association tt xt gives you a definite contract Bo causo it is tho only Association that ptililishes and proves by actual calcula- Â¬ tion that its stock matures in 7 years Uucatiso you Avill not bo dir tippointcd when yon Avish to borrow Because it- charter doo3 not allow the Associa- Â¬ Because the tion to buy sell or leaso property or Rpeculato in real estate best business men and financiers of this Statu approve tho plan of tho BecauoQ it pays 8 per cent soml annually Coupons attach COLUMBIA Investors should call on our agents - WHENEVER VOU WISH Of Louisville Ky fi Jt ft n j iL JV J f ft r tv 1 mm3msbstxs5smmmmasm L il w ra W W THOMPSON Sec Ttcas W HARRIS President WILLIAM OCONNELL W A DeIIAVEN Counsel DR C DUERSON J M VANARSDELL Agent On account of mv inability to travel respectfully ask my friends to call at my office in tho Tylcr Apporsolt block and allow nic to explain the ud- 1 M VANARSDELL vantages of tho Columbia aug 23 lv C LOCAL BOARD THE EARLY BIRD CATCHES THE WORM Jl m i m m m i 1 ht Av HARDWARE - yj Ira n HI 1 JT 1 lil 3 QUEENSWARE TINWARE WOODENWARE t tl AND A FULL LINE OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLE- t H i in tai ni 22252SS3SS 2223 32iuS2SC5 iil MENTS people To day Americas fifth century be- Â¬ gins The worlds twentieth century New South and Rioneer Cane Mills Cooks Evaporators and will soon be here To tho 13000000 Pans Cider Mills Saw Mill Supplies and Belting now in tho American schools the command of tho coming years belongs We the youth of America who to- Â¬ day unito to march as one army under the sacred Hag understand our duty Wo pledgo ourselves that the flag shall not bo stained and that Ameri- Â¬ gather with a mighty harmony LEADING propelled by ca shall mean equal opportunity and It was for Columbus every citizou and brother Â¬ to reveal tho land justico for i3 fresh lite tho smooth pavement and Avhilst her FROM WASHINGTON theso new forces woro to bo hood for tho world eyes Avcro firmly fixed far on the flag and Biaco for development Avaving over tho Presidents mansion lo awaited trial of the now Mldrnn Cry for Pitchers Castoria The Republican Still Hunt her feet flipped and she fell prone uii was to oe maue Tho steady tramp of troops and roll upon tho asphalt and Avith instinctivo To dafwo reach our most memoraBRUTEI ET TU VVo look backward of drums and bugle blasts awakened patriotism sho grasped her G A R i milestone Washington as it has not been roused badge forgetting her bridal bonnet d wcok forward Executive Committee of tho since tho army roicw of 18G5 Great Avhich Avas covered with dust The BackwardjWO seo tho first mustering Colored Mens National Protcdivo battalions of soldiers marched into tho It was impossible for comeyancos ideas their long conflict with Old Association in session at Indianapo Â¬ to bo provided from the depot to the irld thcojaus which were also trans- - lis adopted resolutions denouncing city until CAcry availablo corner Avas ttjffc Wo 6C0 stalwart men tho Administration and candidacy of packed with people It was tut oppor- Â¬ lodging place and the veteran with Itirfftfo women one moment on Piesidont Harrison and tho Forco tunity not to ho lost by the shrewd their Avivcs and lady friends Avalked declariug against tho high still hunt Thov Republicans and they loug distances from tho cars shore then disappearing in dim Bill andCourier Journal tariff Wc seo mado good use of political machinery had come to seo the capital ot the Vd hear tho axe 3Sts Into what straits this infernal Jlame of burning cabins and hear measure the Forco Bill must have during tho Encampment In 18S4 country and protty Avell loaded with cry of tho savage Wo seo tho the goddess of justico opened tho bundles they bora tho tatiguc Avith fallen when oven tho moro intelligent wagon trains always portals of tho White IIouso and the womanly determination A lady ar Â¬ er ccasing among the negroes will havo nono of wo doiioki log great Cloveland entered There has rayed in a black silken train walk Â¬ luig westward it Tlio negro who has senso enough cities come over tho horizon of Republican Â¬ ed besido a Avcll drcssed old gentle- Â¬ ins becoming villages then bjatch tlie growth of institutions to reason knows that thejenactniont of ism a threatening storm cloud and the man both avcio deeply absorbed in the Force Bill simply sounds tlio death of little beginnings schools bo knell of his race so far as its history captain and crew caught to tho innu Â¬ viowing tho beautiful city and she iling itfcdiicational system meot- merable army lines Avith tho hopo of held her skirts very high to ono side concerned lie casting an - on tho continent is anchor in every State in whilo tho back trailed Avcarily along housts leading into organic Chrib- knows if ho knows anything that tho Union However thcio avcio But then Washington is so much lity town meetings growninto pothis country was built up bytho white ai movements county discussions mans biain and brawn and that tho Cleveland men everywhere among the cleaner than other towns that old soldiers and there appeared on the strangers seem to forget dust plopjfoig Federal governments man intends to ruJo it and any Many old friends met around the rn sort hnrdv men with mfniipn whito wido streets of Washington that hugo attempt to place the nogro in power camp tires and the greetings Avere ictionp grappling struggling tiger that sits foroAor at the door of will be 60rudcly resented that it will An old and somo tho Presidency and says who shall and cordial and often affecting il amid battle smoke result in tho practical extinction of who shall not enter there Around soldier with hair as gray as tho characteristic of tho Now World tho African in Amonca Down with tho street Aviudows Avhoro Mrs Cleve Â¬ gloaming stood somewhat apart from Wo see settle- ys triumphing Those who saw tho the Forco Bill Its knitting together into a nation lands pictures hang tho Aotcrans tho crowd opposite tho great granite Avar of 1SG1 G5 want no moro such stood in almost solid rank and gazed building of tho State War and NaAry a singleness of purpose We horrors Particularly so when tho in affectionate respect at tho IoaoIv His sunkon eyes beamed Avith admira- Â¬ tlio birth of tho modern system great civil Avar Avould be a play face so pure and lolly in expression tion and ho seemed lost in amaze Â¬ rdustry and commerce and its timo in comparison with tho hell on ting forth into undreamed of It Avas not a bad thing for tho Eil ment A younger man came from earth that Avould result to tho South tali Jnaking tho millions members campment to haAo been in tho Cap- Â¬ out tho throng and appioaching from a raco Avar such as Avould bo There fVanothor as scuumenr coma brought on by an attempted enforce- Â¬ ital to the furthermost parts of the took the Aeteran s thin hand country Avill bo carried first hand tho Avasalook of recognition and the an and ir omit Ana under it ment ot this uunamablo thing de- Â¬ something igli it all we fasten on certain feeling of tho Washingtonlans in ic aged one said Comrade nominated tho Forco Bill like a tear glistened in tho eyes of oyer operating and regnant to Presfdent gard riplea Tho Gazette iaAors tho Forco Bill equal In tho military marches only tho both They had been mess mates in p fetadcrship of manhood men Avcro in file bur on all other pa Â¬ tho Avar ono then in middlo life and Wfcti every soul universal en- lad ImmlW hs the ourco of progress Loulsvlllo TobaccD Market Furnish rades tho Avomen outnumbered tho tho other a downy cheeked They had slept on tho snow beneath Â¬ last ifro tlio principles that have ed by Clover Durrett Louisville soldiers and their medals and decorations Aero far moro conspicuous It tho samo blanket and fought side bv d Aumlcaj theso principles aro Tobacco Warehouse was exceedingly interesting to havo side four long years after which they uo Aioricauisiii Tho offerings on our market this parted to meet in tho capital they look forward Wo aro con- - Avcok haAo been considerably lightor tho ladies and seeing them ono was fought to save carried back to tho days Avhon they i jwaro in a period of transition Avith prices fully mainiaiucd on all Among tho various mementoes of as young maidons pined for tho sol- Â¬ fcjsucation in political rcono- ift grades Tho Aveathcr conditions havo tho reunion is a beautiful libretto on dier boys Avho after tho loug lapso of usocTal Fcionco aro undergoing been highly favorablo of lato lor the thirty years Avalk beside them each titled Washington a SouAcnir of tho hue There is a large uncrirtain- giowing crop and material progress It Avas gotten out hearing tho proud name of veteran National Capital JJut faith in has been mado this Aveekin tho Jit tho outcome Avay by Mr Babcock of tho National Pub Â¬ liderlyiiig principles of Amcri- - of housing tobacco Tho following and each seomlug to say lo the stran Â¬ lishing Company It contains a brief ger this is tho girl I lclt behind mo ariil in Gods destiny for tho quotations fairlv represent ptir market sketch of tlio Capital Avith superb But thoIJsilver haired matron Avas not slic makes a firm ground of lor burloy tobacco crop of 1891 illustrations of tho public buildings loft behind at Washington Brides also Tho coining century promises of Arlington Mount Vernon and Sales on our market for tho week than ever tho ago of tho just closed amount to 2448 hhds Avith and grooms Avoro abundant somo rep Â¬ tho grand review of 18G5 resenting May and December Avhilc tl f aU II11U Milllll uuvuiup It receipts for tho samo period of 1121 is kaaro for tho rights of tho weak hhds salc3 on our market since Jany others Avoro just young couples on a It beginning to look as if the trip A loving pair Avho Transylvania stako will bo trotted at Siiko a moro solid provision for first bridal 1st amount to 129351 hhds Sales of looked real nico jostling along on tho Lexington mooting Avouid haAe Lvwopmont of each individual by tho crop of 1891 on our market lo this Pennsylvania Avenue opposlto to tho proved a bettor contest bad Martha kucalion that meets his needs dato 112533 hhds r n White IIouso scorned particularly Wilkos remained in as tho chances LNJhf UIMVIIJj VIII 1UIIIU10 Ull Common colory MfUUt to GJ trash - - anniversary of America Medium to good colory trash l5J to 7 happy Sho Avas attired in bridal aro very favorably for Evangeline gray ho in a now black suit ami and Littlo Albert keeping the grcal pictured what tho now Common lugs not colory - j7 to 8 1 - - - ifSto tioth avoio military decorations They daughter of Alcypno busy should Pel do so no man can this Common colory luga Medium to good colory lugsl2 to 10 woro evidently from somo rural dis- Â¬ they come together and grasp the hundred Common to medium leaf - 9 to 1 1 trict and for a moment woro lost in trhich tlio ualiou is now Medium to good J Davis ltuid sold to W B Kidd leaf - - 14 to 17 ultniratiou of tho great scones iuuuud hN lot of 112 export export cattle at n tho victorious results of Good to lino leaf 17 to 25 She Avas not accustomed to 425 They will avorago 1J500 lbs centuries tho principles Soloct wrappcry tobacco- - 23 to 32 horn Mitcliell Fisli Bros Wagons ff And enterprise catche3 the trade Avhile the prices Ave aro prepared to oflcr in order to make room for fall goods Avill cause you to catch your breath in astonishment Dont fail to call and see our goods and you will be convinced m H USE I I K PHIPPS SUCCESSOR TO W S CALDWELL i 1 1 HARDWARE MERCHANT MMMMMMMMMM Chesapeake and Ohio See that team of horses how nicely thoy go together John Why cant man and AVoman pull together like that Theres every reason my dear Those horses have only ono tongue between them jjim JBQnuMancwuf cpiMjiAmnarp JACKSTEWART RAILWAY New York AUCTIONEER Lfxinuton Ky Piompt attention Kivcn to sales cntuiMcd to ihcnru leivo oiiliid at tliisoflice or addioss Ky 13 ilui eaio ot Clmuudon Hotel Lexington VfJ j Philadelphia Washington And all Eastern Cities p3 II Clay3IcKie 1ILMIY AVAT80N MKEE WATSOjST -- Shortest Lino bctAveen Louisville Lexington and Eastern Points Time Card in Effect Sept EAST BOUND fast Mt I492 SMOiuii Real Estate and Bond Bro- Â¬ kers Insurance and Loan Agents Houses lots farms for sale or rent Will sell- a house and loan half the money to pay for it Investments made in stocks pajing 12 per Corner of cent per annum Court and Broadway streets Mt Sterling Ky - Mail No 21 2D btvtlinj Accommodation No 3 thecx-and-tho-ne- xt AeotlliuledKNiireisNo 24 Moiehead Accommodation No A 710 750 ltaiu in j m f WEST BOUOD Lexington Accommodation No Lexington Accommodation No Aettlbuled IIxjuv i No 21 27 ra Ilt0ini 11imii Su5ini ws No 3 SlPA COMPOUND A locent dicocry liy mi old ih Bicltiu successfully liy thouand4 used month of Ladies Is the only per LoiilvillcKiuvtXol USani j fectly safe and lellablo nudicine discoicied ltewaie of uniiinciUd druggists who oiler in feiior medicines in place of this Ask for Cooks Solid etllinled iraim with dinlnjr caw No Cotton Uoot ComvoiM take no substitute or inclo oil mid II cents in postage in letter and n bus tuinsfore uiUhmid sealed liv retuiu mail Full caled Tlnoiijjh xleencn from Lexington without paiticulars inplam einclojie to ladies oulj two tamps Addivss change I irAV KULLKH On lass Agent AVaahingtun I Ast C C U U VAN Jen 1hm Agent OSCAU Cincinnati O MUltltV Ti idle Manager Aeijw here Fisher Ulock Detroit Mich Sold in Mt Steiling liy Kennedy Hlo AV S C Llojd 1 G Julian and dmgglst IodK PondLllvCo Woods Phosphodine THE OltEAT KNOL1SU IlHMEDV v Having determined to discontinue the liquor business Ave Avill from and after Monday Sept 5 1892 sell our ontiro stock of pure Kentucky Avhisky tj ll oinptiy and peiman ently cities all forms of Ner ous AVenknessUmis tionsnnd bpermatorihea luiotcncy and all ellocls of Ahusu or Excesses Jteen picseribcd ocr SH and -- i A4 riv uiu uiiii uoncsi ieuijo UVUKUI4U1HU applo brandy at cost for cash only known Ask diugglst forAVoods rhosphodino I10 oners Homo if oi thless ineilictno inplacoof thisleavo Ids diMiouest stoic Inclosopiico In ADAM BAUM SON otter mid wo will send by return wail Trice one puckngo 41 six 5 Ono will please six ill cure Pamphlet In plnlu sealel eiiTolope two stamps Address iold In Mt Sterling by Kennedy llios illnn ami k u j my u noyil TnrltonU druggists urcry where CJlm fr yens in thousunds of oii il f us - 1 zw 3vif i t i i s x njiii laa4u jKb ia Ti i - UvhiLij-hi i -- frjwi amiiiii ifuAVMilB K t mj tlr miriiiniyrtiiiiii jm koVi 3i t iiiiriiriTiiitiiriiiiiii Jj wlflllL n i wi imm full n MVit3imm ri i lww ifrMftMiBtskjM8iafav Lb t AHa JIKUi rfjuHxkBl te u Vnul BH -- a h K MT STEELING ADVOCATE TUESDAY SEPTEMBEB 2JT 1892 fc THE ADVOCATE THE PLAGUE A PROCLAMATION It Is Natures Order to Clean Up Its History Illstoiy is 60 much devoted to drums and trumpets cabinets and camps that wo nro ignorant of events that have wrought greater devasta- Â¬ tions than the loudest thuudorings and bloodiest convulsions of civil war t concealed their vices indulged in tho gratification of their passions shame Â¬ lessly in tho presenco of tho multi- Â¬ tude tho epicurean maxim ifrovail ing and as death was likely soon to cheat thorn of opportunity thoy ro solvcd to make tho mo3t of tho hours or days that remained to them m v TTI W IT K o V If lk yt II u i 5S K 4f RVV r and foreign fights John Rcttlg tho famous artist of Cin- Â¬ Revolutions and wars tho rise aud cinnati Of course no account is fall of thrones are but surface indica taken is this statement of tho proces- Â¬ tion and underneath tho rago of sions of tho Mardi Gras at Now Or Â¬ men aro the sources of progress or leans nor tho Veiled Prophet at St AM in it to win and will do it by handling onl retrogression It takes some ravag Â¬ Louis nor tho pyrotechnic displays at best make of goods and selling at a small U ing plague laying waste lniman life pleasure various seaside resorts although Rlt The time is off for success in a small business wi too tho plaguo Strangely enough clogging tho wheels of commerce tigs Fall of Babylon autc datcd any large profits Business Men can only hope to turning transportation toward the was esteemed as a visiting of tho of these displays in this country tain success in this day of progress by many sal cemeteries and draping tho world in vengcanco of tho gods as foretold by Rittlg is tho parent mind of this form black to turn our thoughts within in an oracle cucn arucie Deanng a small pront and tlien every c of entertainment As the sculptursd A Dorian war will come and with tho effort to explore an unwritten comer must oe treated alike works of Phidias Canova and Pow Â¬ Jdow unfair it is tosd history and to reach tho scat of tho it tho plague to one man at a certain price and because his neighbl ers and tho painted works of Angela The discaso did set in on the heels wants and woes of men and tho Itaphaol MtiriHo Rembrandt or the is a little closer to sell to him for less money It agencies that havo moulded or made of tho invasion of tho Peloponuesian8f more modern Mesciouior havo found not right My stock of FURNITURE is entire aud did not extend into Peloponnesus tho raco what wo find it to be plenty of imitators and copyists nono NEW not a piece of old stock It has been m Spaco is too short to merely cata- Â¬ to any considerable degree while of whom havo boon successful so chased for the cash it is in my store less all discouni logue the pestilences that have wasted Athens experienced its rigors most havo thoro been futile vain attempts Buying my entire stock at once by car load lite A few instances will servo to severely and after them the cities Plague Precaution to Imitate RottigR works When it x imvc siiveu consioeraDie raise a measure of impression as to which were most populous ireignt expense and Tho body should be bathed in pure was determined to include a spectac- mcac mcuiuus my siock s put in the store mul DeFoo has a similar description of water dashed with ammonia and tilar display in and extent and to show their number the programme of tho how who forecast and careful obser- Â¬ tho plaguo in London which made seasoned with salt cheaper than when small orders are made hence I cj Adam Forepaugh Shows it was wise Â¬ vation and experience aro triumphing its advent there in December 1GG1 sell at saving money to Frequently chango your clolhiiigand ly concluded that no moro imitation over the heietoforo irresistable cou reaching its virulent height tiio suc- Â¬ never sleep in tho same apparel you of tho great artist would do ho customers and making some for myself Goods must ceeding year lie tells us that 200 wear in your waking hour queier I have subjected to very low prices himself bo secured to personally ex- Â¬ A plague so malignant careered 000 people fled in a panic Many slcop Tako plenty of ecute and supervise the production BKD ROOM SUITS DiNING ROOM FT overEuiopoA D 170 that at its died in tho streets and along tho Keep a clean coucicnco and a sweet Ho was given carto blanche and told JN1TUKJS Â¬ PARLOR SUITS FOLDIT summit of victory 10000 a day per highways Their bodies were rifled body to choose a themo that would admit BEDS WARDROBES BOOK CASES SID ished in the city of Rome of their clothing and thieves carried cats Fondle no dogs or of a moro claborato and costly display 3 BOARDS ETC In some houses A pestilence raged from A D 250 off their money Bo cheerful than any of his previous works He to 2G2 so fierce in its sweep that Gib- Â¬ whole families perished and their Churches should have but one service said that ho had one subject that ho bons estimated that half the raco died bodies wore loft to fester where thoy a day intended illustrating but ho had never full in that awful decade The air was loaded with fecu- Â¬ Be sparing in the eating of fruits yet succeeded in securing sufficient For 58 jcars intervening A D 512 lence Ho declares that within a year Keep cool and calm and sillier not capital to develop and produce it and GOO confined to no climate or 100000 died in London alone Fol- Â¬ the imagination to conjure up the hob aud ho thought it would nrovo to bo season and respecting no rank unrc lowing tho plague tho great firo oc- Â¬ goblins of fear an entirely too mas3ivo an affair to stiained by no quarantine going and curred destroying 13200 houses and I also keep a complete line of CAKFTCI n The use of alcoholic drinks is par transport from ono section of the returning at will and defying all 90 churches This was a merciful ticularly plague inviting beer being country to Undertaking Department and having graduated another Much to his hygiene and medicine during which visitation consuming as it did tho onoof the greatest allies of tho destroy astonishment ho was given an idea of uiij uusiness in onenng my services it is with the c entile cities wero emptied of popula- Â¬ germs of pestilence and rescuing er tho well nigh illimitable resources of naence that l understand the business and can tion a plague raged London from crooked and narrow Any tendency to either dysentery or tho Adam Forcpaugh Shows and was satisfaction Between A L 1315 and 1350 tho streets Tho modern London was constipation should rcceivo prompt at then instructed to proceed with the black plague swept from Eastern born of plaguo and fire Store room MAIN STREPT nov no- tention under tho direction of a physi- Â¬ preparation of his spectacle With an China to England claiming nine out A Rtmlv of this 6kctch of disaster cian Lloyds Drug Store Residence on West High 9 immense corps of artists costumcrs of ten of tho people Fifty thousand will result in showing how theplaguc uS m All dosing without medical prescrip Â¬ armorers and carpenters ho at once in London were dumped in one grave has forced men to cleanliness respect tion should bo avoided set to work and tho production which yaid 100000 perished in Venice for the laws of health and tho arts of Boil tho water you drink or use tlioj embodies all tho best results of his 40000 in Florence and a like number sanitation In Russia and the Orient distilled Boil your milk Fire is tho genius allied with his experience and in Lubcc and these cities wero but where like conditions remain the greatest enemy of tho pestilence Firo unlimited capital to draw from was Tillages as compared with their pres plague now as then marches on the When Hercules cut off tho the sublime Biblical spectacle The it out ent population In Spain two thirds same dread Appolyon heads of Hydra ho cauterized tho Fall of Ninevah Certain it is that of the inhabitants perished But as when Israel was plagued bleeding necks with a brand tho woild has never before seen its Tw 1GG5 and 1G67 Naples furnished for the sin of numbering the people Look after all defective plumbing like Spaco there is not here to ade- Â¬ 240000 victims out of 290000 and and there died of tho people from aud let no guilty gas escape quately convey any idea of lis many Geneva 80000 out of 91000 and Dan even to Beershcoba 70000 tho Permit no garbage to ferment in or magnificent and glorious splendors London 08000 pcstilonco was stayed when it leached about the dwelling Tho press is fairly ringing with their No 37 North Broadway Second Floor Between A D 1702 and 1711 a pes- Â¬ the altar on the thrashing floor of Put fresh dry earth or unalacked praises ot the great Shows Nono of tilence traveled over all Europe and Aurannah so when the prevailing lime into cesspools and commodes tho established standard features of leached this rontinent pestilence touched tho shores ot Great the great Shows have been curtailed These are only a few of the many Britain and America where civiliza- Â¬ to tho contrary an extraordinary Frlut for Food plagues that have run riot over the tion has erected its altars there its number of positive novelties have also woild within the Christian Era black plume is plucked and tho offer Fruit culture should bo quite as been added to CARPETS tho programme Those within the pciiod in which we ings of science entreat the divinity closely associated with family use as All kinds of best grade of Carpets at tho very lowes U Among them is a complete Moorish POM prices that shapes our ends and its mighty with market I havo eaten tfpplcs all Circus Co aie living arc not included of thirty five men women p In the ante Christian period pesti Â¬ fury and force is abated Tho plaguo CURTAINS my life but never learned how to aud children under tho direction of lences were equally dcstioyiug and is a pioclamation to clean up to im Â¬ Beautiful Curtains well worth tho mouoy Tliey afc the famous warrior Sheik Ben Hudjali frequent though the data are less prove boweiage to reform tho tene Â¬ make the best use of them till last Lai Bargains and brought to this country by Then we hae but little ment houso sjsteni to learn how to winter it is worth living half a cen Â¬ Pasha definite OIL CLOTHS Bpecial permission of tho Sultan and R that is statistical concerning tho her Â¬ cook and eat and when it is gone tho tury to find out tho real value of this Oil Clothe tho best makes and in the newest and most tho prolectorrto government of Eranee desit mit nations which conalled iufoiina benefits of euqh sauitary and dietetic fruit Nqw wo eat apples half an JUVVU1 1JQ The Adam Forcpaugh Shows and the tion as they forbade emigration schooling will extend through years hour before meals instead of after- Â¬ great spectacle will exhibit hero on HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS Tliucydidcs furnishes a graphic ac- Â¬ to come so that the health preserved ward Wo eat all wo want before Tuesday October 11th No houso in Koutuckv handles belter goods or count of the plague of Athens which the lives conserved will more than breakfast and dinner The result has sells for clj profits for its suppressed pathos and rigorous compensato for tho death rate raised been so decidely in favor of tho fruit In taking tho early ciop from tho r jSpRSJSCT gwesysflswwt realism has been ever regarded as a by the pestilence which losing its diet that wo havo very argoly drop 52SS masterpiece ot descriptive wilting tearful form afiiights no more and ped meat Tho action of tho acid is garden the ground should bo thor Â¬ It is not enough to Ho tells how many in perfect seems a friend Cincinnati Post then admirable iu aiding digestion oughly cleared What I Want and Dont Want To make butter that is just It is health weio instantly seized with tor- Â¬ while if eaten after meals tho apple is uiKu uii uu iiiui it vujuaoiu as can bo found elsewhere almost as important to tako off the I want my cows to be milked at Tho Plaguo In the Bible rid headaches and lhenmy ejes and likely to prove a burden Wo follow xo Know each spring wlil with blood sufiused tongues aud Wo learn from tho biblo that pes tho same lino in using grapes pears things that will not command ft price regultfr- hours each dav as it is to harvest tho butter will bo wanted in thu fl I want the same milker to milk the tluoats Finally the malady reached lilenco prevailed in the primitive cherries and berries If disturbed by in the market To sco les poor butter put the stomach pioducing vomits of ages In Leviticus XIV 31 35 occuis a headache dyspepsia in summer I ones which aro wanted for homo use same cows each timo and iu tho same market so tho consumption ol They were possessed of an in Â¬ this prescript bile When you come into climb a cherrv tieo and eat all I can or for which there is a ready sale order That tho milk f hall bo turned into no neauy it not quite dmilikciJJ sane thirst and used every artifice lo the land of vjanaan and 1 put the reach aud relish In order to havo Yet many u former carefully gathers To have eveiy dniiynbjjf seiuie water for drink and baths plague of leprosy in a house and he cherries all summer I cover a dozen the crops which tho garden has pio the pails on the milk bench after finish Â¬ excel iu the dairy busitii although assiued that such potations that ownoth the houso shall come and trees with muMjUito nottlng to keep duced and giye3 but little thought to ing each cow rf That as soon as possible tho milk may not only benefit liifcptyjf and ablutions pioduced certain fatal- Â¬ tell the priest the Health Officer off tho birds Currants and goose Â¬ the weeds which iu greater or lesser ity Thpy died of a consuming fever saying It seeinoth to mo there i berries I find very wholesome eaten nuiuberp havo been allowed to grpw shall bo carried to tho dairy house dairy interest in gcnenJt To havo tho piivilegof br That the reader may estimato the as it were a plaguo in tho house raw from the bushes before going to among tho cultivated plants Ho has and strained to mako buttor after that proci ravage and appicciato tho style of the The minute regulations for inspect tho dinner table Nature bus prepar Â¬ an idea that whatever mischief thn That the cows shall not bo oaling author who portrayed it an extract ii ing and cleansing these houses show ed a largo amount of food alreadv weeds cotld do has already been done while being milked but stand with is best suited to tho circui Y given from his description how completo was tho 6anitary sys- Â¬ cooked exactly fitted for all demands and that there is no need of worrying eyes closed chewing their cuds and under which I am obliged j 1 Our kitchen about tho matter now As far as tho thinking of nothing but letting the and not be called an old fog- The dead lay us they had died one tem under which tho ancient Inrae of tho human system ju suuiu mo next man wImo upon another while others baiely litcs lived From Numbers chapter cooking never equals natures I am crop for this year is concerned this milk como full head as an agent for soinothlni view is correct But there aro other That if a milker is to whistle ho alive wallowed in tho miro of tho XIV we learn that tho Israelites who by no means a vegetarian or a fruit Â¬ r ii sticets and crawled craving water came out of Egypt wore destroyed in arian but am convinced that wo havo years coming and tho farmer who should whi8llo a good lively tune mjhiu nut possioiy uso in in r n1 rtuu ucujiubc jl win not puns Subse- Â¬ not yet measured tho vuluo ot fruit as lets the weeds go to seed in his gar and milk iu timo to his music about every fountain Tho temples tho wilderness by a plaguo dou this fall iw providing for a great givo testimonial for it tells J hat every cow in the dairy shall wcie filled with corpses which re Â¬ quent chapters givo tho history of its a diet with milk eggs and vegetables Tho sacred writer speaks of Some one being told that such food deal of hard and unprofitable toil in know tho man that milks her as a man ho meets that that mained among the living who lodged ravages back thoro is a fossil and n within thcni for such was tho vio- Â¬ after tho plaguo as wo do after tho would not givo a workman muscular the future It will repay well when friend removing tho garden crops to make Noahs time j lence of tho calamity that inpii grow war Tho causo of tho plaguo is strength pointed to his advisers oxen That all extra food fed shall bo at a clean sweep and destroy all tho Aim Uout want anv otbel reckless of all law human or divine referred to in Paslm CVI 20 30 In caving Yet tho so oxon eat no moat night when the cowh aro at pasture do as I do if ho can bo marcH weeds which can bo found Am Cor Am Gaidcuing Funeral customs wero abandoned and 11 Samuel wo havo an account of tho That when I pass through tho cows Dairvman ful by sojno other method- the bereft buried thoir dead wherever sin commuted by David in number Â¬ in yard or field I shall havo to go Gentleman J thoy could find a grave without re Â¬ ing tho people by which ho showed When tho cream fails to churn into J W Cann tho missing witness in around tho cow rather thau havo her The fanner who savOA I gard for tho property rights of others distrust of Divine Providence look- Â¬ start off to get out of my way the cii8o of Samuel feeds itto hogs early lioxl or the religious rites that usage had ing to tho strength of his army rather butter promptly raising tho tern charged with killingof Poson Curtis I want to kuow jtibt what oach cow ciiiguai uuu ooptomue Policeman Grant rendeied venerable or tho gods had than to tho arm of tho Almighty perature will very ofton remedy tho at San Francisco a year ago has can do in amount of milk and buttor pretty sure to niako a prescribed Tho funeral piles had David repented and confessed his sin trouble To feeding cotton seed meal turned up llo says ho saw tho offi Â¬ To valso my own cows sol can have both hogs and corn asj thrown upon tho crackling fagots tho and untreated God to withold the has iu many cases been traced tho cer arrest Curtis A scufllo ensued tho pleasure of seeing thorn dovolop old corn thus fed will J fostering bodies without respect of punishment ol his people God gave difficulty oi obtaining tho separation and tho copper put a nippur on tho and havo tho pleasure of studying barrels of now corn fed pijHoners right hand sou that it is gathered Tho latter those A who had lighted tho pyres his choice of penalties famine war or this agent produces greater solidity then urew his pwtol with his lcftMho Possibilities of breeding for a pur V Greatest sea dopth hand and shot tho officer Lawlessness prevailed Men who had pestilence He chose tho latter and in butter pose icot j yt Honor perished aud shame lost its blush No fcar of God or statuto of men deterred them from tho most Tho disgustingly criminal practices all tho shrines wore desortcd and No fear of sacred ulaccs nollutcd penalty survived as tho officers of the law wero as likely as themselves to perish Already a far hoavicr sent Â¬ ence had been passed and was hang Â¬ ing over a mans head Before thoy fell why should they not tako a littlo Cholera Corms In 1885 Dr Knock and Dr Ferran concluded a long series of experi Â¬ ments in India Egypt and Europe with tho viow ot detecting tho causo of cholera They discovered microbes miuuto beings so tenacious of lifo that thoy can only bo destroyed by boiling water or by tho absenco of all moisture Tho germs are 60 small that only a microscopo of many diameters or of great magnifying power disclose them to observation Dr If noch recommended inoculation with gums to diminish tho intensity of tho disease as in vaccination for smallpox His theory has been much controverted by medical men God sent tho pestilence aud from Dan GREAT SPECTACULAR DISPLAY CEO ienBBfiB lo Bcorslioba there died 70000 men And by tho thrashingfloor of Arau Prominent Features In a Splendid mfl Seowlng of Color and Action uau tho pcstilonco was stayed David erecting an alter and offering sacri- Â¬ Thoy will mark an epoch in tho fices history of tented exhibitions is what In Amos day in order to protect is being said of tho Adam Forcpaugh tho living tho dead of tho plaguo Shows as organized constructed aud Many other refer- Â¬ wero cremated exhibited iu tho year A D 1892 ences are made in the Blblo to tho Nothing approachinu thorn in mag plaguo as a judgment of God scut on niflconco aud grandeur has over been tho pcoplo for thoir sins soon before beneath a canvas pavilion It is a well known fact that out door sasmsssmmsism tf w A so KENTUCK Mt East Main Street STERLING spoctacular displays originated with FURNITUR shipnhl very close figures gs MMWMMMM MMW mm i Â¬ kSSSSJSHK tSSSSSSSij HICKS CARPET STO Lessixigton7 Â¬ n - 1 l 1 V rS7Pt m ifr j KfthrflS v i 1L o a KLl w ts rh O MT BTEELltt AD LOCATE TUESDAY SEPTEMBEll 27 1S92 lieved to bo dying had risen and had contrived to drag Colbert iuto ono of tho canoes aud was lying by his side evidently dying said tho Captain Poor wrotehes such Is not an uncommon virtuoi among them in regard to their dead and dying They always mako a like flbrt to get away with or hide them o intense is their roluctauco to leave hem to bo scalped by their enemies Wells said Ashby wc must hasten our dinner and get away from this placo as 60on as possible for wo arc constantly in danger of an attack from somo party or other of Indians coming to this point upon one or the other of thoso r BL - Risho ffi IP rlHi MISS r v m UJW V -- 1 W burst into tears aiid began to plead with thorn to take her back to lief father and mother saying to them they Avould do so her father JUDGE PETERS REMINISCENCES that if would componsato them if it took tho valtio of tho whole store and all ho Wells finding Bon Jameson only had When Wells oxplained to them badly injured aided him to the shado what sho said tho old Captain said of a wide spreading beech tree got By zooks I should not know how to walor from tho river in his hat bathed begin to chargo for such a thing as Jamesons faco and put tfoino in his that my protty girl if we could take mouth Soon after being thus at- Â¬ you back but that wo cannot do tended to ho revived and began In Our fix is a pretty bad one too We English to beg for his life It was have to light our way back to Vir- Â¬ not long until tho girl by the calmness ginia aud it seems to mo a bad ho saw around her tho kindness chance to get there if wc have to fight shown her by tho old Captain and through these yellow devils who have timo to reflect scorned to calm her been following and firittg at us nearly lown some and though still much to this place and I think our only alarmed she awoko to a more rational chanco is by kecpiug to tho river to aouso of what was done and thinking New Orleans and got round over tho it might result to hor deliverance sea and get homo on somo ship looked most imploringly and scruti When sho learned from Wells that nizingly into tho old soldiers face their way would bo through Now Seeming to conclude that ho could Orleans sho was delighted and with a not bo her enemy she sank on her countenance cxprcssivo of hope and knees before him and bciug unable joy she said sho had a rich uncle a to speak the English language or merchant living in New Orleans and more than a fow words and then in if they would take her there ho would a tone Bot easily understood sho ad- Â¬ reward them and sho could get homo dressed him saying Father I O too Having heard from tho young Father and then by gestures more lady that tho whlto man Ben James than by words implored his mercy was from Virginia ho said ho would and protection llo again raised her go tho shade of a largo elm where to her feet and iiuding sho could not James was lying and learn all about stand and walk ho conducted her to his history amd who ho was Going his cane covered shelter Wells camo up to hm herald I hear that yon in soon aftor bringing Ben James say you arc lrom Virginia now tell with him and in her own language your name and where you aro from explained to her who her deliverers Ho replied My name is Bcu James were and assured her of their friend Â¬ was from Virginia I believe they I Sho wept ship and protection called tho place Forkycar It has shouted aloud clasped her hands and been fifteen or twenty years siuco I being a Catholic began to return left there but I reniombcr there was thanks to tho Virgin for her deliver- Â¬ a place thoy called Forkyear Court ance Wolls asked her if sho believed Houso near by whero my father tho Virgin Mary had sent her deliv- Â¬ Tho Captain asked him if lived erers in answer to her prayers Sho his father was named John James said sho did and ho tried to explain who it was said was killed coinj to her his belief that it was God over thellidgo fifteen or twenty years through whom our blessings came ago if he was his father and if ho but it seemed to make no impression on was with him then going to Abing Â¬ her lie therefore changed tho sub don By zooks Ben said ho was ject and told her they wished hor to said tho Captain know your daddy tell them lier name where her parents and mammy and reckon I had seen lived if sho had any and if she was you too but had forgotten you I captured when where and how it oc know your brother Jonathan well currcd Ho went on the Braddock campaign Sho replied that her name was Sa- under me and we all got pretty badly loua Maron tho eldest daughter of used up too Well where have you been M Maron hor father was a merchant How came you with all this time living in Kaskaskia ho was born in these Indians we killed this morning Fraijce removed to New Orlcanp x Tell me all about it where she her littlo sister and brother my father Well began James wero born that her father had been and I were goiug to see his brother at living in Kaskaskia four or flvo years Ho was shot by somo tradiug with the Indians goods for Abingdon Chcrokco Indians and I was taken pris- furs and skins that a great number of Indians of different tribes came oner my hands tied behind me and all there to trade that three weeks bc- - they had packed on me When I foro these three Indians and tho got so tired I could not run they white man Ben besides many more jagged mo with sharp sticks to mako Indians came to Kaskaskia bringing me go fast and mado him bleed all manv furs and hides to trade for over I fainted two or three times goods but that Colbert a9 her father then thoy took tho packs off mo and I told her had ottered him all tho skins then went better In three days wc and furs ho had if ho would sell her got to their town which they cajlcd to him to be his wife Her father in Â¬ Nickojack For about three weeks dignantly rejected the oiler and would they kept mo very cloe and during not pormit him to enter his houso any that timo treated mo very jroU She said that six months be- Â¬ When I got theio they had two ptlicr more fore that Colbert had been in Kas Â¬ prisoner an old man with a grey kaskia and wanted her to go and live head and a very pretty Carolina with him and bo his squaw After girl One day when the Indians from Â¬ lier father had rejected Colberts pro Â¬ all the nations around wero assemposal and ordored him not to enter bled with their Fquaws they told us hissfionso again io got Ben tho they wero going to burn us and whito man who could talk some brought us up tied to where all the French Ho said Colbert was his Indians were Squaws and all had wifes brother a Chickasaw chief a gathered around in a ring 0 VC1T great warrior and very rich had pretty squaw qamo up and talked to forty negroes and a gieat deal of mo in tho Indian tongvc I did not money that ho would give them all know then what sho said but know Pretty whito boy to her if slio would go home with now Sho said was her name loves him and be his squaw She rejected Cussata that She was the granddaughter ot his offer and told Ben td tell Colbert you that sho had rather dio thaif go with tho old chief Chickatoma Sho then him Three days aftor ibis sho went took hold of mo and pulled mo about with her littlo brother to get some as if cho was goiug to taket me along green corn from tho iield half a mile with her She then left nicaud wont from tho town and as toon as they to an old warrior who was along got into the high corn tho two Indiaup when I was captured and they talked who wero killed ran up to them and together a long time Tho prisoners onepf them with a club knocked her stood liedin tho ring palo and badly little brother in tho head niul as she scared and saying nothing After believed killed him seized her hand Â¬ a time Cassata camo to mo again kerchief tied her mouth so sho could bringing two youujr Chcrokco squaws not speak took her up and ran with with her Sho cut lite cord that her into tho prairie some distance bound my hands and told me hat hud thoy two horses sho had bought me aud would not lot whore Colbert mounted one tho other mo bo burucd that I must go along Indian throw her into his Col with hor and live in hor wigwam bcrtn arms then mounted tho other with her Sho took nio to her fathers horse and they started olf in a gallop town and homo She often told mo In aboutjialf a day they camo to tho hhc loved me and had saved my life river where thoy found Bon and the I loved her married her and lived two Indians with two canoes await Â¬ with hor Wo havq two fino boys and Thoy bent tho a pretty squaw baby Thoy burncd ing their arrival no of tho Indians tho poor old grey headed prisoner but horses off by named cooked eonio meat and ato it and in a a young Creek warrior great hurry started down tho river Washita bought tiio Curollna girl and Thoy had tied her fast In ono of the took her awuy with him Ho said the retis on ho went with cslioee and thus she was brought in days to where sho had Colbert to relp teal Saloua Maron two or three This account as sho was that the sprin g linlnrn fnllinif VI VV been rescued VVUV was interpreted by Wells was at Kaskaskia trading skins and narrated it Slio had grown to bo a Sho paused bore saw Saloua to Ida companions THE ADVOCATE 1 Woman and Colbert loved her very much Ho proposed to hor to go with him to his town and bo his squaw Sho refused to go rap away and hid herself and would not see him again Ho returned homo and told mo about Jicr saying sho was so pretty aud that if sho would not come home and llvo with him ho would tho lack ovon of a boo or spado or any kind of instrument with which to dig tho appearance of a grave They thoroforo placed his body in tho canoo in which thoy had brought Ben James to that placo with all tho re Â¬ spect aud affection that love could in Â¬ spire and in tho midst of tho flowing sorrow from tho weather beaten countenances of Ashby and Wells and tondor Saloua all that was mortal of Ben Porter was sunk beneath the rolling billows of tho turbid Mississ Â¬ ippi Immediately after this scene of so row Ashy and Wells began to pre paro for tho prosecution of their weari Â¬ some journey and tho first thing to bo done was to dispose of Ben James When they arrived at Chickasaw Bluff it was deemed best to detain him until Porter was dead or was ablo to proceed with them on their journey lest ho might meet with In dians inform thorn of location and hit nation of Ashby and company und in- Â¬ duce an attack upon them but as thev wero then ready to set out thoy off ered James his choice either to re- Â¬ main with them or be put over on ttic Chickasaw bank Ho chose the latter and attcr thanking 11imii for their care aud kindness they had shown him aud requesting Capt Ashby when he saw his relatives iu Virginia to tell ho was alivo and the placo and manner of his residenco ho bade adieu to thoso from whom he was parting and was taken to the bluff and started for his home In a short time afterwards Ash Â¬ by Wells and Salona wero gliding in their frail bark down the rapid current ot the father of waters After ten days rowing they reached Natchez whero thoy lauded for a few hours to lay in a supply of provisions and com- Â¬ forts for Hie residue of their journey TJicrc they were treated with great Icinduess and liberality and in three days thoy arrived at New Orleans without having an occurrence of an interesting character on the way On their arrival they found that M Ma- Â¬ ron tho uncle of Salona had died tho year before at Cuba but his vidow and two children were living there They received her two friends with cordiality and treated tho old Captain aud Wells with marked politeness and KeiiixJ y Central R BLUE GRASS ROUTE Ri y Shortest and Quickest Rout FROM shoot himself Shortly afterwards ho took a large number of his warriors luid went high up on tho Arkansas Kivor whero thoy hunted and trapped a long Ho brought back a laro time quantity of furs and skins and said to mo Bon I am going to Kaskaskia to buy Saloua Maron from her father and give hipi all these furs and vkins to let me bring her to my wigwam and if I cannot got hor to come with Ho desired mo I will shoot myself mo to go with him to try to prevail upon her to consent to cdmo with him and I went Salonas father would not sell her drove Colbert from the house and Saloua said ho would rather dio than go with him I advised Colbert to steal hor which resulted in thouicaths of Colbert and tho wounding of myself on the river bank this morning which you kuow all about Tho Captain then asked Ben if he thought the Indian who jumped into tho river this morning when they shot tho other two Indians was drowned or did ho just dive till ho got out of sight and then swim to the Ben asked him if tho Indian shore did not yell tho Indian war whoop when he leaped into the water Ashby replied yes aud that it was a most tcrribo yell that ho then sank Well said Ben was seen no more that was tho war whoop aud he will bo back as quick as lie can He has gouo to his town Chickabeaufl where ho and tho two Indians you shot aud I aud my Fquaw live Tho Captain asked him how many miles it was to that town Ho said ho did not kuow but that It would tako him mauy days to go there and return here After Ashby closed his conversation with Ben James and had satisfied himself that the Indian who jumped in tho river that morning was not dead but had escaped to his town and would certainly return in tho course of a few days with a force sufficient to kill or capture them aud that to re main there was most perilous he con cluded tho safest thing for them to do was to prepare somo dinner cat it in hasto and to start down tho river as soon as they could Porter had be- Â¬ come very ill had a burning fever and in much apparent agony from a pain in tho head Tho old Captain in Â¬ quired what they should do with Ben James that if thoy put him over the river on the same side of his town in lis then condition ho might not bo able to get there and if wo leave him hero he would starve unless tho In Â¬ dians come as ho expects them to aud rcllovo him there is not enough room for him our pirogue and besides ho is unwilling to go to New Orleans Oh said Wells wc can with up make him get in one of the canoes of tho Indians tic it to our and take him with us till ho gets able to walk if ho will not go all the way with us and in that way he may get to his town or else just shoot him and put him out of his misery Oh no said the old Captain I cannot consent to that It may be true that he has lived among tho In- Â¬ dian until ho has become as tricky aud dangerous as ono of thorn lie has a wife and children among them for whom he seems to entertain a great affection that ho will not bo willing to leave them Ho is the son of a very clever father that I once knew iu Virginia and lias brothers aud sisters there now clever people aud wo must not treat him with any much cruelty llq is suffering now from tho wound he got this morning and it will best to endeavor to take him along with us iu tho way you speak of Wells Then said Wells I will go down to tho point right away and see if tho Â¬ CENTRAL KENTUCKY TO ALL POINTS STOHTH SOUTH rivers Accordihgly they hastily partook of tho very good dinner Sulona hud pre Â¬ pared for them giving to Bon Jamos a full portion aud then hastened all with their uharo of tho baggage cooked dinner not eaten and the un consumed venison turkey etc on hand Porter was still very ill unable to partake of any of the dinner and being barely able to walk could not aid them in taking any of their bag gago to the canoes Bcu James agreed to go with them to a point on the river where ho was to he landed on tho same side his town was situ- Â¬ ated on aud though suffering severe- Â¬ ly from his wound he thought if taken to Chickasaw Bluffs aud there lauded ho could ovon if he met with no other aid reach his town When they reached the point thoy found tho two Indians on the canoe as represented by Wells dead aud the old Captain was distressed that they could not give them something like a decent burial but having no instruments with which to dig a gravo tho thing was impossible and ho had to agree to placing two large rocks in the canoe shove it from the shore and give them a watery grave iu the bil- Â¬ lowy Mississippi Through daily train service between Cincinnati and Middlcsborough und points on L N It It Schedule In Effect Nov IS South Hound No 1 1S9L Exjircss Lve Cincinnati Lvo C ninjUnn LeFiilmiMitli Ivo Uvntlimmi Dally No 8 Fast Lino Daily Ex Sun Ex Sun 8 00 pin 8 OSiini U lGpni V A rVtn No 3 Air rails Atr i LcxIiiKtmi 12 10 it 8 10 a ra 8 Ja n m n IS m Ju is n in is nm m 10 23pm 11 OOpill Cjiin 8 02pm 4 85pm 5 Sripm I 2 55pm 10pm M illC An Jlila ILMUT IVC Inducer An- KIeiuoul - 12 10 12 40 II Uum m Arr Cot hin Lvo Me lleifii Arr Livingston JiWnjMUin Lto oiiiii JTCi Kiclimond Ie 8 4 inn l as u in l 83 jim is inn 7 00pm tl 15pn 1 COpm 7 03jni 7 55pm 3 15 05im Lvo Coiliin Lve Jim Ixiunille i cojun n oo io j m jim Ivo lineiillo Arr 5 c i m b 41 j m MliUtlehormiKh 7 85 ii in Cuiiibciln Gap7 55 ji m 4 li in LveCoibin Jvo Williamsburg Arr Jcllico 5 4J p o 20 ji 1 60 4 45 5 20 tOpm m m Ive lticlimoml Ivo Jjiiicantei Arr Stanford Nortli Uound jAUAtnillUIXl pm p in pm Express Daily No 2 Dally 7 w am 7 CO urn 10 15 am 8 05 No 4 No0 Ex Sun Dnily Arr Kiclnuond Ivo Lancaster JicJullico Lie WilllaVbg ArCoibin lAoCnmId Jap Eve Middlcsborouirh ITOlincvillo Lre llarbrvllle B n a IB 8 45 urn o ss am I B am am am am am am am am 33 The party then instantly embarked on their perilous voyage Capt Ashby Miss Maron aud Porter iu their frail craft tho three first to Now Orleans Porter to a country from whose bourne no travellor ever returns and Ben James to the Cuickasaw Bluffs The four first named iu tho piroguo and James iu the Indian canoe lashed to On the evening of that tho piroguo day they started out travelling day und night Ashby and Wells row- Â¬ ing and watching alternately and as they glided on iu tho middlo of the stream thoy often saw Indians on tho shore with hostile intentions hiding behind trees Arr Corbin Lvo Coibln Lvu 1 oiidon Ait Ilviiijjnton Lvo Livingston Lvo llerea cl 7 47 8 35 9 25 0 85 10 11 11 05 11 12 12 12 Mam hospitality There they remained Air Covington for live weeks being unable sooner to Arr Cincinnati proejjro a passage through tho Gulj on any vessel to tho southern or south- Â¬ MAYSVILLE western part of tho Atlantic on the continent of North America Having at the end of the time named found a vessel bound for St Augustine Flu Salona sccincd great Â¬ ly afflicted at their departure and having by this time attained some knowledge of the English language she expressed her grateful obligations to tho Captain lor his kind and pa Â¬ rental caro for her rescue safety und comfort aud iu her native language to Wells expressed her gratitude for his very great kindness Ashby aud Wells embarked on a vessel for St Augustine which place they reached In three weeks and thoy wero detained at that placo over three Noith Bound LvtiClncinmui Lve Covington Lvo Lexington Lve Paris Ait Millcraburg Arr Carlisle Ait Johnson Air Maysvillo Arrlticlunaiul Lve Iticlimond Air Winchester Lve Winchester Air Paris Lvo Lexington Lve Paris Lvo Cyntliiana Lvo Falmouth 0 05 am 6 55 am 7 10 am 7 45 am 7 00 am 7 53 am 8 24 am 23 am 10 49niM 10 55 am 2 pm 2 00 pm ltSpm 27 X 45 pm 4 25 pm 4 48 pm C 30 piv 0 37 jiid 6 45 pm 135 pm 15 am 10 41 pin 41 pin nn 2 S7 11m 3 07 pm 4 01 jim 5 45 6S5pm pin BRANCH Daily Ex Sun 7 00 a m 7 55 a m s 18 a m 8 40 a m 34 a m 10 10 a m o 10 11012 Porter grew worse all tho way down there being no mediciuo or lomcdy on board to administer to him by which to modify his disease in tho slightest degree The raging fever upon him threatened him with Imme Â¬ diate destruction aud when the 13 EXSI1K 2 55 pm 3 02 pm S 2 pm B 15 Jim 0 3S pn 7 00 pm 7 64 pm 8 30 pm Dallv South Bound Lve MnrsvIHo Exbun 5 Daily No 9 Daily Ex Sun 160 pin Nan In lis wero reached all bolicved his Lvo Johnson 5 57 a in 2 27 jim death to be a matter of a very short 8 50 am 3 20 pm Lo Carlisle 7 15 a LToAltllersbun 3 45 Jim time Ho was then unconscious 7 40 am 4 10 jim Ait Im is 8 28 a Arr cinKton 7 00 jim And there Capt Ashby determined to a 87 pm Covington 10 51 a m Ait laud on tho western bank of the 11 00 am Arr Cincinnati 45 pm river believing the castorn bank to S It KNOTT C P ATMOHE bo nearer tho habitations of the Choc- Â¬ Traffic JIanagcr Gcnl Tags Agt weeks before thoy could find a vessel taw and Chickasaw Indians Hero General Offices IuisvilleKy bound for a port from which they S F 11 JIOKSi Asst Genl lnssgr AgL thoy built a temporary covering as Office Chamber of Conuneuu Bldg Clnti O best they could and bestowed every could directly reach homo Nb Thoy had been at St Augustine but Daily to all points except Itowland Di- Â¬ attention upon poor Porter that was vision u hich Is daily except Sunday over ten days when Wells wa No 2 Kuns dally ex- sumhiy from Lexington Saloua truo to all tho sym Â¬ a little possible toCincinti pathy and tenderness of her sex un- Â¬ attacked with a most virulent and Nn 4 Huns daily No Huns dally from all stations except tho ceasingly stood und sat by him and fctrangu fever and there the old Cap- Â¬ Itowlnnd DUision vhicli is daily except Sunday No li Daily except ftuiiilav often dipped water lrom the river tain was so unfortunate us to have to No 5 Daily ex Sunday between Cincinnati cooled his fever parched tongue and burv the lust companion of his most and Ipxingtiiti and Loxlngton Accommodation No 10 Paris bathed his head hands faco and hazardous and adventurous trip This Daily 10 Leave Lexington 10 00 am Arrives Im is 45am No 7 feet burning with fovcr while in the indeed was a great bereavement and cinnati Falmouth Accommodation 1 cavcs Cln 5 15 05 affliction to tho old soldier but it did dnily except jim Arrives Falmouth 7 pin Sunday most distressing manner he raved No 8 Leaves Falmouth 0 00 am Arrives Cln and stormed in his delirium Ho not overwhelm him and in two weeks cinnati 7 65 ani daily except Sunday Nos und 3 make connection at foi often talked of his far away home thereafter ho embarked on a small flints on the X X A JI V Hv Winchester No Carries through cars from Cincinnati to his family and friends and fancying trading sloop and after frequent de Â¬ MIddlcborough and Cumberland Gap aud all in lays at different points he wits landed liMii diHlnxiiiMntis nndiMim daily ho was talking to Jiis wife and chil 1111 asaraam dren he would address them in at Norfork Vn from whenco iu rea Â¬ ynfLsawryrTerji BUST IS QCAUTT HOST IS QCAXIITT words of tho deepest conjugal and sonable time he reached his homo In parental affection Saloua seemed to Funnier county Virginia Ho found understand these expressions aud the his wife theio in nood health He accompanying gestures which drew ha 1 then been gouo more than two from her eyes many tears of deepest years and novcr having hoard from sympathy and even tho rugged old him aftor his departure sho believed him dead Captain had tears lor that scene Wo havo no information that he Although tho lids of tho war worn veteran Wclls had long been dry ever afterwards undertook another tears came into his oyes at these sadly hazardous onterpriso oven as de Â¬ FOR YEARS and canoes aro safe while tho broken ties Nor could tho semi voted to novelty or interest as to Has led aH Worm Remedies piroguo EVEHY BOTTLE GUARANTEED girl is fixing up tho dinner for up and savago cruelty of Bon James although boat an unlocked loaded wagon down 1ms it ready SOLD EVERYWHERE tho ball that broko his shoulder Ahbys Gup on tho Blue Kidgo with bo back by tho timo sho CO SlLOCH rnrrdl7nUIAKDS0fTAYI0U31l was sped from poor Portors rifle re- Â¬ fnu- hoies hut spent tho rcsiduo of so as to bo off as soon as wo eat it imrar ir rnwn While Wells was gouo to tho point strain tho flow of sorrow for his suff his days through a sercno old age iMPANtSJ Ashby saw that PortcV was a very erings But the care sympathy and dying thoroin his ninety second year sick man and tried to explain to him tears of friends could not avail and on of age and was buried at Winchester Va whero his dust Avill remain until zL their intention of leaving the placo tho second day after their arrival at tho Archangel of God shall sound his aud the cause Porter scarcely 6eemed tho Bluffs ho breathed his last trumpot to awako the palo nations of Capt Ashby and Wells were great tho dead from their long aud lonely to understand him and only replied Sco Legends of War of Iudo- that ho could not live especially ex ly grioved at tho death of Portor who sleep pouco and tho Earlier bottloments of posod to tho hot sun iu tho pirogue as had been the bravo partner of their tho A Guaranteed Curo for Tiles of xvhatevor Vlnd Wcit by T Marshall Smith or degrees External Internal Jillnd or llleed ho would bo but mado no other ob- Â¬ privations and perils in an almost lnir Itchlnir Chronic Kecent or Hereditary Tho Chincso Six CompanioB of San TlTis remedy has Dositivcly never been known to1 jection Wells soon returned and re- Â¬ boundless wildncss for moro than two by inaiyj box B boxes for Francisco havo issued a proclamation fail 100 nreceipt of price A300 sent Guarau J ported that tho piroguo and canoes years inhabited by merciless sav- Â¬ prepaid on written cou- Â¬ tee jiosltlvely glcn to caeh purchaser of 0 boxen n warning Chincso residing in this Their sorrow was increased ntry uot to obey the Geary registration When purchased at ono time to refund tho 3r i wero all in placo and ready for them ages not curcu uunramce lseucti ny w but that tho wounded Indian whom by their inability to glvo him any Â¬ law Thoy havo also appealed to their palate Druggist and Solo Agent MttciliBJji Lloyd Ky Call Sale mn for thoy had left on tho shore aud bo- - thing liko a decout burial becauso of Emperor for protection 111 20nm 111 U 1 - 1 1 1 Â¬ VERM1EUAE 20 11 - PIL CORE If V iijisrtji a o rmm V e f THE S2ij -- MTBl EBMKO ADTDOAE TDJE8DAY SEBGCBMB 271802 ji i 13 I A Fkankfoiit Ky Sept 26 1892 Tho Oroatoet of Trotting Meeting Mrs Kate Smith is quito sick Eds Advocate In thi9 issue appears tho advortiso BRIEF Again Kentuckys law maker Miss B6siti Kobortsbn of Shelby rmont calling attention to Kentuckys county is visiting at J L Brawners v groat trotting meeting at Lexington and lovers of thoir countrys Tho Sovcvign Grand Lodgo of Odd- programmes aro welfaro liavo rested from their Miss Mamie Dickenson of Manches v follows will moot next year at Sill wau- - October 5 toll Tho labors and on Wednesday the ready and will bo mailed those who ap- Â¬ ter is visiting at T H Carters Souate having nothing before it one ply as will tho full list entries as soon J T McFADDON Manager Miss Aunio Sharp audJMary Bridge Dr Edward Cappo of Yalo College as published Tho Association has off of tho dignified mombors of that 29th Year p forth left Monday for Ocalla Florida has accepted tho position of assistant ored 50000 for tho racos and to secure august body moved an adjournment 3000000 Invested 6500 Daily Expenses Professor in Greek at tho Chicago Un Â¬ tho best horses in tho whole country that they might go fishing i i MrT P Sutfou of Flemirigburg is Kr For a travesty on legislation the Oldcat Largest Wchcat exhibition iu tho world to which lias bcon ndiiTlio mAi7nicrwtorlc iversity yot it has generously set asido tho gate visiting his sons W A and A IV spectacle tho readers of tho Advocate are respect- Â¬ Sutton Mrs Mary Lyman of Bloomington receipts of the first second and third fully to tho General Assem- Â¬ 111 Misses Mamio and Magio Klngjaiul injured in tho Santa Fe days for the two hospitals and tho Or Â¬ bly referral who was of Kentucky now in desultory Mary Conroy aro visiting friends in Osage City Kas will prob Â¬ phan Asylum known as Tho Charity wreck near session Hcttig Author Designer nnd Jalntor Organization in Lexington Lexington ably die Most members will doubtless admit Tho programme is before us and it is Will Exhibit at Mrs T B Rodman of Frankfort who Judgo Ferguson Thursday at Now of variety and ex- Â¬ mat conecuveiy inoy ucscrvo tno sccharge to the an attractive ouefull has beon visiting relatives iu this city Orleans read a long vorc censure of tho tax pays for what cellent in arrangement Horsemen returned Saturday Grand Jury concerning Gamblig All they have done as well as for what pronounco it tho best over issued and the gambling houses wcro closed thoy have left undone but each thinks Miss B L William visited Miss predict that Tho Stallion Representa Thursday night his individual responsibility is infini Mollio Stephenson in Clark county last y 5000 Saturday Oct 8 tive Stake At tho mooting of the Mississippi The Transylvania Stako 5000 Mon- Â¬ tesimal t week A fow members aro conscientious siirtlVago Association at Des Moines day Oct 10 tho purse ll Miss Mamie Priso ot Lexington who la Thursday threo babies were chris- Â¬ 2000 Wednesday Oct 12 and tho intelligent and industrious but if all has been visiting the Misses Prodtor tened by Rev Olympia Brown of 5000 Special Stako Friday Oct 14 tho tax payers of Kentucky could look returned homo Stattrday Wisconsin Tho babies wore dedicat- Â¬ will prove tho four grandest contests in upon this Legislature it is doubt- Â¬ Mrs Ella Schafer of Loxington who ful that their sweeping condemnation ed to tho cause ever witnessed has boon visiting Mrs Cfiarles Schafer its idleness ignorance and dissen- Â¬ of Tho great event however of tho llcdgepath tho leader of tho gang returned homo Saturday sions would make any exceptions that robbed tho Frisco cxpross last meeting is to bo tho Transylvania in It i9 said somo members recogniz Â¬ Richard Apporson has gone to Ann December has weakened in his fight which 20 horses all ablo to trot 210 ing tho odious records they aro Ardor Michigan to prepare himself against tho authorities and will plead or better aro eligible to start Amongst making have abandoned all future for the legal profession i guilty at St Louis and take a sen Â¬ them aro Evangelino 2 llRyland T political aspirations and arc bending Ponce dc 2 12 Little Albcrt212 W O Mizo enrolling clerk of tho tence of 20 years in tho Pen their energies and intellects to a Sonato passed through tho city Sun- Â¬ Leon 2 13 Paragon 2 Z New York Bud Whcist a notorious despera- Â¬ protracted session with the noble day inronto for his homo in llazol Central 213 St Vincent 2 13J An purpose of securing tho accompanying do foully assassinated Alonzo Rector Green dersons Nightingale 2 13i Kremlin a leading lawyer of Marshall N C Somo have moved tf Mis Agnes Walsh artistic Trimmer 213 Hamlins Nightingale 214 emoluments the Ur--- Thursday night whilearrest latter was Hazel Wilkes 2 1U Mattic 11 2 S their families here rented houses at T P Martin 8s Cos fs trimming M a drukon and aro sending thoir children to tho assisting an officer to andBollo Vara2 15 There are seven up a lino of lovely goods for tho Fair Hectors young wife city school somo aro taking boarders moonshiner Go in and see them more but tho above show the quality somo single members have left their witnessed the crime of the horses in tho race Writo to Ed Misses Lucy Park of Kansas City Charles Edwards a Lcadvillc Col A Tipton Secretary Lexington Ivy hotels and rented flats and aro seem- Â¬ ingly preparing to make themselves and Miss Ida Cobb of Richmond Ky prize fighter invited friends to see and set a programme also a list of comfortable until their successors ar All tho standard featured ol the Adnin FoiepaiiKh Cheng rcnigcrlc Museum A vlaiy lllpjio aro visiting tho family of M A Scott him do up lvidBriggs at the Colonel entries drome Largely Increased andliugmcntcd ami IiilictHrtloii thereto a Grand Ho n piir on West Main street rivo or the treasury is deplptcd Sellers mine Itc put Ja pistol to lll a lllHLIllllcciit Homestake 2 W will be seen in The House has passed a new reve Â¬ Auenuine wiia Hoorlsn c reus Carayan and Camp lllll8triUrll of lift mul niml Mrs B F Thompson and Mrs Briggs head and the latter took it In Xlncvch earths ilret Bt cat Jlkropolis and civilizations llrst capital nue and taxation bill which the him and fractured Edwards pacing classes next year Silas Stofcr and children aro in Cin- from Senate will certainly amend exten- Â¬ skull with an iron bar cinati visiting thoir sistor Mrs F M Mattic II 211 was bought iu sively and the samo old fight in Is u combination of Tragedy Coindjly Opera Pantominic llallet nnd Unities suriiasslns In Splen Howe demands of the Chicogo Lexington last February for 1G00 Unless the which the Governor and Auditor are dor nnd grandeur all other spectacular displays In the woilds history requiring 1000 men women Mrs Kato Hunt of Clark county was Brewers Union arc couccded by the 160000 worth of splrtidid special scenciT and children A II Moore owns three mares with involved will be repeated f000 in gold silver nnd steel armorw in the city last spears and ehlctdl 200 Uealtlful Ladies in tho grand llallet including noleil striko will records below 2 13 swords week the guest of SP boss Brewers a general ITcmleiw Now that Judge Asbury Holt has Sccoudns A powcifulPantoinino dast Grand Chontses and Ornnd mitm v Oivia Ilunr She entered hcrsou Litloton in Under the XlLIIIIll begin within a week UibllVll formally accepted the nomination at duous Tableaux llallet rroccssiondlnnd tho Awful Climax tho death of SawlannpalusjiHon a Professor Fowlers school Lockhart by Nutwood reduced his the V present contract tho men say empoly handsof rho Republicans iu his Vast Funeral lyro produced at theenonnous con of PU00 upon n stago 300 feet long G5 feet 10 cents an hour for record to 2 13 at Rochester idcitniaiksthodawnof aneweH in amusements noblo in puiposc high in tone pure in Minn cs arc entitled lo Mrs Chattio Schafer is visitingfriend district his plea about the morals educational in pleasure bcniBcent in Influence all over time but the bosses allow last week Cheap excursions to these- shows rin all linesof trs vol consult your station agent for time and rolatives in Cincinnati She will charactcr of the Judiciary seems sophis rate schedules Free as air and ns glorious as bunshino and only 20 cents bo absent from the city about two After this season nothing short of a tical and a good Democrat will hardly John W Hall the burglar who was 1 20 can look for big scratch Judgo Hazclriggs name to THE ADAM FOREPAUFH STREET PARADE weeks Rev EE Bomar has rented tho A vote for Judge Holt shot at Kirkwood Mo and who after money at the fall meetings in IN Iondcroiw 1imccsslonal rngeantrj-- will menu through the principa streets of T Thompsons residenco corner of The Court of Appeals affirmed two the exhibition city starting promptly at 10 n in of above date Wards blew his brains out was not necessary to pipjinic the K exhibition high and Sycamoro Do not fail to call on J M Conroy death sentences nothing of any ikind belonging to It Is shown in tho ttrect parade Fa of Ninovch Torhilly -streets 4 Ho took Two perfonnancea i KiifOi n nnvipn it lnirrrliirlv is was suti- this week doora W OIHMI II mill 7 li ill liorrnrinniipi lnwli mn uui int rr i i iiviuiiiiiiihiK posession Monday poseol The case of Berry etc against iwiuumjuynuMuiyiicui wagonun A search ot ins rcsiuouco nas before purchasing sadille and harness mimuoicti eouiiou actually lesened cats at tho teinilnr in ico and admission tlcketKiit tlu umihI uliirlit nilnm W Berry from Bath county involving a coiner Main and Mnysvilleiitix cts 8unliino or rain nil iierfonnances nio irien thounig aioitrJ 3 revealed articles of tho value of thou- - goods Messrs Garrett D Wall of Lexiujrton sanjc beneath the canonlcs of the snpcinUv nniinml Wnim liuif lia v sands of dollars which he had secured wants claim for money by sevoral negroes nephew of Mr Lewis Appefsoil and I The owner of Mascot 2 0S V on former raids UP to match Flying Jib 2 07 for 2500 against tho personal representatives uabb Price of Maysville spent Sun- Â¬ of their old master was ably argued day at Judgo Appersons At the battle of Hanover May 27 tho winner to taKc the pot before tho Appellate Court by Mr 1SG2 tho Ninth Massachusetts Regi Miss Betsy Lamb Wheeling West The fair begins to day there will ment captured a silk flag from Com- Â¬ be three trots this afternoon Do not Edelen of Frankfort and Mr Sud Virginia Miss May Stone Paris and deth of Louisville pany E Cleveland Guards Twelfth fail to go out and see them Miss Anita Bell of Columbus Mississ Â¬ Chas Stephens a compositor in the The flag North Cuolina Regiment Sartor grl m ippi aro guest of Miss Mattio miesa ir ntfm IV lias since been kept in Boston It I make a specialty in good hand- Capitol printing office committed suicide in South Frankfort last Thurs Â¬ Ert was restored Thursday to its owner made brake harness Dr Win Van Antwerp Major A T day evening by the Massachusetts Regiment J M Coxiov Wood D G Howell and James Senator Hills great spdeck in The shortage of John G Shot well and Margaret Brooklyn last week and the enthusi- Â¬ Evangeline 211 OCounel who attended the G A R AT the defaulting cashier of the Colorado S 2 12 made their records a3 at Washington returned homo yes- asm it aroused in New York has de- Â¬ Hammer Brick Company ot Denver Both of them aro by Di- Â¬ lighted Democrats bore terday and New amounts to if 23000 instead of 10000 rector 2 17 York now seems assured for Cleve- Â¬ Miss Sophia Randell and two chil Â¬ as at tiist supposed Shotwoll has left Hal Pointer 2 05 was first used land aud Stevenson E dren and Miss Ollio Campbell leave a destitute wife and two children a EAST MAIN STREET to night tor Now York Mrs Randell who have been sent to her fathers as haddlo horau and his great speed Children Cry for Pitcher Castoria at the pace was discovered in a fox to take a course of Kindergarten and home in New Jersey The money he cha se lie was onco sold for 250 Miss Campbell a courso in music stole was squndcred at the gambling Moquette the handsome Wilkcr- Harry table and on women 213i Roslyn stallion that broke the worlds rec- Â¬ W P Guthrie secured a position Wilkes- 214i together with the other ord is now owned byMikcBowerman asjfaveling salesman with a Louis- Â¬ Maddened by the delirium of tyville boot and shoe firm and will start phoid fever William Lock a huck Â¬ horses iu Sire Bros stable will be who drove him The time by quar Â¬ ters was 33J 1 0ai 1 on tho road as a commercial tourist 2 10 He ster of Harmonvilln Pa Tuesday told n New York October 5 was driven to a pneumatic tiro sulky tho last of this wook nearly beat his mother to death and Poncp de Leon 2 13 Patron 2 11 Fine and latest stylo Wall papers plain and decorated Picturo Frames l Thursday night cut the throat of hN and Prodigal 210 make Pancoasia on a regulation track Editor Dickey of the Jackson nu Fine Art Material etc infant son while laboring under the reputation secure as a sire of extreme tier stopped over in tho city yesterday Our Frankfort correspondent dubs North Maysville Street jh Sterling Ky belief that ho had been commanded speed on his way homo from Bath him Judge Asbury Holt Sept 201y by God to sacrifice tho child life where ho had bcen to visit hbs mother Direct is now being Mr Cleveland has such faith in the lie bathed his face in the babes blood ston Hall the man thatshod by Boyl We aro always glad to see Brother improved the weekly newspapers that ho is special- Â¬ Tho report of the Grand Siro of tho To purify Water his frenzy iu Lock has been jailed Dickeys pleasant face condition of legs bo ly desirous so it is said that his letter Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fell- Â¬ All otinco of lemon juico will havo Indictments have been iound by the much MissTis Sue and Mattio Hodden of acceptance bo printed iu them as ows shows that tho increase of mem Â¬ as potent upon of purifying a gallon of Shelby county who have been Grand Jury against Colonel Hawkins visiting far as possible Ho knows that the bers durimr tho year ending January water as its condensation Ed Geers thinks that Pointer can and distil- Â¬ tho family of their brother J W Lieutenant Colonol Sircater and Hed step cloie to 2 03 in this style first masses read the weekly papers aud it 1 was 4S807 Tho total lodge mem Â¬ lation by heat Wo havo now tho den Surgeon Grimm of the Tenth Regi- Â¬ returned homo Saturday Thoy is by tho aid of theso weeklies that ho bership is 721UG finest lemons in this market and their ment N G P for assault and bat quarter iu 31 second 30 third 3U expects woro accompanied by Mrs J W Hod Â¬ to reach the farmers in whom freo use is urjrcd by tho medical fra Â¬ and fourth 30V tory in tho Private lams case lams den and two eons Jacob and Roger he is particularly interested and with Children Cry for Pitchers CasiorfaJ ternity Manager broke tho it will bo remembered was hung by whoso interests his letter will eo large- Â¬ 8 2t ClIILKS TlIOMISOGllOCEKY Co Mrs Dr W- - Patton Griffiths of The parado of tho Grand Armv of tho thumbs and afterward drummed stallion record for the Jaslest fifth ly deal Wo expect to bo ablo to give Louisville who has been visiting her pic republic at Washington Tuesday out of camp at Homestead for cheer Â¬ heat in the pacing Make al it to our readers next week Tho best and most hotly contested sister Mrs W O Cheuault of this was the iinost in tho history of tho races ing tho news that Dcrkmtin had shot St Joseph Mo ou Friday His time of the season will bo at our fair county returned homo yesterday Frick Tho Council with their f anilary organization The veterans wcro re All entries full was 2 09J Mrs Griffiths and her sister Miss Sal viewed by Vice Piosidont Morton aud cominitteo arc gettili tho city iu a I am offering Persons who can take boarders lio Morse havo boon in Washington It cannot bo said with certainty saddles bridles special bargains inÂ¬ good condition and hcuco wo will Gen Palmer tho Commandor-iii-chie- f track brake and bug during tho lair week should report and other Eastern cities for sovoral that the stallion record is safe for gy expect less fever this fall and winter Kentucky had tho largest roprcsensa harness this week tiou she has ever had iu a G A It to thoNational Hotel giving number weeks on a most pleasant visit to with Arion Moqucftc Nelson Lobas- Respectfully friends parade there boing 500 men in line they can take vco Alvin Charleston and Kremlin all J M Coxitov fein improving form a new record is Mrs Rebecca Holt son James and Mr M II Everetts symptons aro Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria rnjiauio to oo csiauiisncu within tho Little Albert has now a record wife of Chrisman Hi visited Mrs TVnen Baby was ick we gare her Casurw Tho Republican managers aro mov- - a little more favorable 212 siioxt four weeks Should he get his head Elizabeth Donnohtio Judgo II Clay Whoa she was a Child snu cried for Castorh lug Heaven and earth to flud some front at Columbia or Nashville Miss Agnes Walsh first class trim- Â¬ McKeo and other relatives last weok When she became Miss she clung to Castor jncans of diverting tho attention of will closo the season with a mark Administratrix Notlco Vben sue ad Children sho gave tbum CastorU mer accompanied by Miss Carrie iu the country Thoy loft for Win- Â¬ the peoplo from tho Force Bill as au about 21 AH persons having claims against Smith assistant trimmer at T P chester Monday Mrs Holt WQS tlto issue iu this campaign They havo Plirt idtifn nf K n vii iinurrli rPnf lnr1 Martin Co will attend tfio milli- Â¬ daughter of John MoKeo was born in Five trotters have got hit upon the plank in tho Democratic nery iifaro requested to present them proven ten records in races this year openings jt Cincinnati Louis this county but loft for Illinois in bettoi platform domauding tho ropeal of tho whon she was only ilvo years old vsllo aud Indianapolis rqquired by law to my attorneys than 221 viz h Silic 220 b Died on last Friday of consump- Â¬ 10 percent tax ou notes issued by tho She and Mrs Donnohtio played to- Â¬ Apporson All persons in Wilton Jay Hawker 2 207 by Ta tion Mrs ttUvcr Nannie McCormick sister Stato Bank Fresh Baltimore oysters at Tho Forco BUI ami tho gether and had not seen each other debted to said cstato aro requested to Bird Lesa Wilkes 220f by On of Davis Orcar Burial in family llobbor Turlfl aro tho issuos in this FSCHWAXHlKttH for G3 years but when thoy met and Wilkes bfMlu ouiiiu UIUIIUU Princess Itoyal 220 b burying grave yard Saturday Itov campaign and tho peoplo rccognizo - I TTi i Every man woman and child began to talk they A VXCliimes andWanda 219A by Az A Itedd pivaehed the funeral remembered each at tho thorn as Mich fchould attond tho fair It lays them other and many Atlmrx Kavanaugh Qipton moor son of Electioneer incidents of more residence Tho Gazette favors tho Force Bill all in tho shade than half a century ago NEWi5 j ALcr Aha j- HORSE AND TRACK FRANKFORT CORRESPONDENCE 598 i PEOC LAMATM OF THE PIOPLES HOLIDAY PERSONAL MENTION ADAM FOBMI of - SHOWS i iitzlzl ZkgT tztett eis STERZJJSTGh KZ Z TUESDAY OCTOBER 11 r CI i Free-for-a- mi i FALL OF NINEVEH i SrJi 31 il fl t noii-oolit- i- two-year-o- ld 1 - 1 111 1 f 1 - vi I 1 Â¬ arsaiE best n - zf Brido-o-fort- h xixr oh3e3 vt osszlzd four-year-ol- ds JONES JEWELRY STORE lour-year-ol- tt Â¬ Wall Paper and Paints m 3 m m Jay-eye-Su- os l Km three-vear-o- hl j free-for-a- ll Â¬ a ifl fe two-year-o- ld Â¬ iW f i 4 ij V H-- f V r u r t s - MW 7i tn f K m If pr y a ffipw-- V I - v n A am rt M m Taw RKT ithMji tJ 3ii MFMmms rv wmmi 1 y-- f MT STERLING ADVOCATE TUESJDAY SEPTEMBER 27 1S92 Trimble Bros liWtTtrww Wholesai e BROS LVTRIMBLE Grocersir- Wholesale MT STERLING KY CORRESPONDENCE Grassy Lick D G Howell attended tho Grand pt4 Grocers Drueslsts o Pur Drugs Medicines Toilet Arti Pure Inks All DEAXEKS IN he KCexineciy - Prescription - clcs School Books School Supplies Also Paints Oils and Varnishes pencils c THEADVOCATb BestXcaf Lard at Panics Old papers for Balo r i t T P Mahtin Cos years stay as missionary in Japan that loving ifany will be tho hero far hearts field Tho latest reports from tho cholera v away will follow her to in this country say thero is none workto which sho goes under tho here Every day tho outlook grows uapices of tho Foreign Mission Hoard more satisfactory tho Christian Church Qli Millinery for everybody at T P B Kingsolving will spcal Martin Cos Hon II H Flat Cap Johnson county Oct 7 New York fresh Cream Choeso to ad at othor points in tho county to bo bo had only at agreed on by theDcmocrats of Johnson R M Ss T K Baunes Mr Kingsolving is an oxocll- RELIGIOUS Ucaker ono of tho best in the dis- delight to feed on S Lyons of San Antonio Rov J ctJio would RoputWcan meat Wo ask for him a Tex has accepted a call to tho First Presbyterian Church of this city and good Ikring will begin his pastoral duties tho Courier Monday evening of last wjck fcecond Sunday in October On tho thrco year old child of James Journal Mr Lyons is well known and great- Â¬ Gardner who lives on tho Low Lane whoro ho so place fell from a chair and broko its ly beloved in our city tho congregation of arm at tho elbow Mr Gardner has faithfully 6erved bad luck in this line tho Southern Presbyterian church n had a streak of lie has had hi no great length of time no is ono of tho rising young men of to occupy a Mirco children to fall aud break an his church and is sure orators arm and two to dislocato joints high place anions pulpit to Co proprietors called in with tho last Messrs lwkoicll Dr Jones was case and hopes to get a euro without of the Arctic Ice Plaut of this city vya stiff joint took a liberal advertisoment in tho Fair catalogue They handed us the Major Henry T Stanton will give a It copy for the a d wth tho request that reading at the Southern Frcsbytcriau avo hand it to tho Secretary Wo for- Â¬ Church on noxt Thursday evening got and they do not got their ad iu eo those stylish necrics at Sharp it The proceeds Avill go to tho church tho oatalogue All tho samo thoy qlinbio Dentons they aro tho MajoPSfSfitou is almost as much at lit paid thoir monoy saying thoy wanted homo hero as at his place of residence to holp the Fair along anyway This Stovo He canio hero many years ago for tho firm took hold of tho Ico Plant in this who has blessed hi6 good woman Deodorized gasolino at cty sovoral years ago and though thoy L3f A Tlnnmntiil sniifl homo and since then our people lfavo havo met with difficulties and dis had a warm place in their hearts for couraccments ououkIi to mako thei him Ho is always greeted by a fiuo Notice stoutest heart fail they havo stuck tJ bouse when ho comes to this city tho work and aro now on the higl I will not bo responsible for any management of tho Montgom road to success JLnoy navo mauo accounts mado by my children or any Tho ery Fair aud Trotting Association is contract to horo a ouu leet well a ono else without a written order iioin Van Thompson Sr nomnosed of men of tho highest in wo hope thoy may striko the puro w mo 7 31 words arc as good as a tor thov so much need Lack of a go tegrity whoso enjoy to tho utmost urntm niirmlv llftVinff 1G011 O110 Of bond and who Try our Almeta roasted coffee the intent tho confidence aud estcom of many difficulties thoy havo had to f best in tho market at They say to us that counter Tho gentlemen who ccf U community 7 3t A Baum Ss Sons so far a3 it is possi Â¬ pbso this firm have always shou jvory race will ble for them to control it bo oh tho disposition to spend oithor thoir tno Big stock of light woight overcoats dead square They aro determined or their monoy lor any enterprisopt at Sharp Trimblo Ss Dentons and to start in tho ranks of honestly con- Â¬ looked to tho advancement of jur thoir prices aro tho lowest ducted Trotting Associations if tho citys business interests Tho red school houso shoos aro tho utmost viglauco possible will do it Regular business mooting ojthe best For sale at Sharp Trimblo Ss and they want to sec tho best horso Baptist church at their house oor Dentons win shin noxt Saturday morning H Hero Is Something Sweot Last Wednesday tluo 21st inst a oclock tho Wades match shoot botweon Rock Candy Drip 75 touts Tho minutes of Jho ill Club anc Mt Storling Jrs took Now crop Sorghum 50 cents aro being iuted of Baptist plncc on tho grounds ot the former at this office and will bo out thjweck Vauclla Flowed Suyrp GO cents Genuiuo Maplo Molasses 1 with tho following results In tho forenoou tho 6core stood at RonAV W RnniVs fino dihav Of 9 2t Chiles Thompson Grocery Co 12 birds Wados Mill 0811 Sterling dinner sots in his show wind Lcggcts Oat Flakes at Barnes 110 fScoro in favor of Mt Sterling Mrs Kato O Clarko and Jaghtw 12 At tho finishing of this shoot Miss Sallie aro now iu Ccinnati Deodorized stovo gasolino at It was elc- - and by tho middle of tho Jinnqr was aunouueod thoy A Baum Ss Sonss fk nt spread aud enjoyed bo much that will have in a ilno lino olow and Tho foundation of tho business house boys almost wont blind as tho tastefully selected milllnorv fof RMandTK Barns will bo be wanes ssim ivz jrnoon scoro This is to bo a thrco Tn thn bastardv caso offl3 Lovo gun this week Storliug 170 In tavor of Wades found story building and will bo ono of the Mill 22 Iu days shoot Mt Sterling against Henry Watson thO best and most co3tly in tho city tho defendant not guilty- k defeated by a scoro of 10 --BrackcA-sso-ciatio- nesday of next Sam Slofor of Lexington was visit Â¬ ing his parents Saturday and Sunday Lexington Stenmlpyo Works Crown Silver Leaf and J E M T K Barnes On Wednesday evening Sept 28th Hour atR M All kinds of ladicsfand gents gar Â¬ at tho homo of S J Turley his daugh- Â¬ Tfoi nnws is scarce Our readers ter Miss Martha wll bo united in ments dyed good last desirable col- Â¬ ors at less than Cincinnati prices Will find that out without much dif marriage to Mr J Turpiu all of Overcoats 150 frock or sack coats llculty Clark county Ceremony by Rev D 1 pauts and coat and vest Tho six new buildings in tho burnt P Ware 1 ladies wool dresses 125 misses district are ncaring completion and John Blunt rented his farm near 1 scouring and napping wool blan Â¬ Will bo an ornament to tho city Grassy Lick containing 201 acres for kets per pair 1 made to look now Henry of Plum Wo have a largo stock of wool blauk- T P Martin Ss Coaro tho only milll two years to W J Possession given ets on hand our ownriiake which wo 2000 uers of this city who have been to tho Lick for offer at low prices SlarlT your namo market and are now fHy prepared 1st March 1893 package scntus and state with ovcrything for the Fair Jas F Mason shipped to day a car on each you want iudyed color load of cattlo and a car loud of hogs to what W B Allen of White Oak Morgan Cincinnati Phoenix Woclen Mills county was in tho city last week Mr lexingtou Ky Rev D P Waro began his third is a merchant at Whito Oak Allen 1 lie brought down 40 head of cattlo and pastoral year at Grassy Lick on last Nice line of schoolbaskcts at Sunday At tho closo of tho service R Mr ST K Barnos sold them at fair prices ho baptized Miss Florenco Audcrsou The boy who took tho pocket book Mrs Gilla Burbilgo advertises a About three fourths of tho tobacco stolen horso audi ffors aro waid lor from a buggy on High street is desires to avoid crop has been housed and tho weather its return See af in another col known If ho Â¬ trouble for himself and lrionus no for curing was novor bettor and far- umn office as tho own- Â¬ mers areuow busy cutting corn and will return it to this Laugdons crackrs fresh at sowing wheat There will be a largo er prcfcia not to prosecute K Barnes R sown acreage of wheat Watt Gay showed us ycstorday a Judgo Jas Embry of Washington Winfced curiosity in tho way of a twin apple two almost perfect apples City was in tho city last week calling It was Affewts and iswsboys to sell tho growing from one stem and joined on his relatives J 0 Embry Mrs Illustrated Famly Newspaper Pcnn together Tho apples contained two Ed Shackleford Mrs Lou Hampton sylvania Grit aood live boys make and Mrs Win Mitchell distinct coves from 50 cents o 5 every Saturday Sample copy and full Full now stock of everything in our Send for free Miss Lavinia Oldham will on Wed Â¬ to GAt Publishing Com particulars week start lor a seven lino just received at i Association begins to day at this office Army of tho Ropublic last week at The Montgomery Fair and Trotting Washington City Will you please read this A ROYAL ENTERTAINMENT and act We need the money due us and must have The Winchester Gun Oluh Entera tains the Mt Sterling Senior it so call and pay your ac v Olub count This is plain talk and After Clark Countys Well we mean it Known Hospitable Style I N Phipps Â¬ m On Friday last tho Mt Sterling Senior Gun Club responded to an in Â¬ vitation of tho Winchester Gun Club to visit that city Some twenty five members of our Club wero ablo to avail themselves of tho invitation and consequently enjoy a delightful day Upon tho arrival of tho Club in Win Â¬ chester they wero taken chargo of by tho gentlomanly members of that citys Club and given to understand that every attention possible was to bo shown them At 930 a m the two Clubs wero on tho shooting ground and during tho day thirty six rounds wqre shot tho Winchester Club coming off victorious by a score of just thirty six It would bo diffi- Â¬ cult to properly portray the kindness and gentlemanly courtesy shown our Club by tho members of the Winches ter organization Thoy certainly left nothing undone that could add to the comfort or pleasure of their guests lho dinner presided over by tho beautiful wives and sisters of tho Winchester Club was unsurpassable A fat deer had been slaughtered and sorved among tho other choice things on the meat table which groaned be ncath the heavy burden that it bore A second table covered with fruit icos etc simply filled the boys up to overflowing But then the serv ing by tho hands of the beautiful la- Â¬ pany Williaroport Pa dies added a charm to overvthinr Tho famoi old Jordan whisky about the dinner and our boys ateand strictlv nurif For medicinal and ate again for the plcasuro of being so family uso tis goods is unsurpassed nobly served These meetings be Wo arc malng adrivo on this article tween thc Clubs of tho two sister cities have done inoro to allay any little at ono dollfper quart feeling of bitterness that may have ex- Â¬ Howe Jomisov isted betweon them than all elso com Fine sugr cured liams at bined Tho feeling of good fellow I A Baum Ss Soxs ship between tho gentlemen compos tno Clubs is strengthening tho 2 whisky ing Wc hatllo the best ties between the two counties of Clark Td guaranteo its purity aud made and Montgomery in no small degree family uso recomvned it for Our boys came homo lull of the Howe Ss Johnson 9 t good choer and tho open handed hos- Â¬ pitality of the Winchester Club They Wc lindle a Mason countv homo desire us to apoligize for Judge Ap made nito whisky that wc can rcc- person in that he failed to respond for onimon1 for family U60 It is a pure f them in a specclLof thanks to the la- Â¬ artick dies for tho beautiful attention given Joiin60x Howe 0 4t our boys They say tho Judgo had s 7 a fine line of Armour left tho impromptu speech ho had pto Jusreccivcd parod for tho occasion in his other and Ugel hams at Sons coat pocket and had eaten eo much A Baum 73 that it was simply impossible for him I ill pay from 3 to 1 cents per to prepare another on so short notice pou for green beef hides and 50 The score was thirty six Blue Rock cent por pound for new gooso fcath- - Pigeons 6hot over 28 yards riso and ersJ Vknown traps and angles wasas follows Jos Markofsky S Stkkling vestl MT TIs Een More Than That Tho m6Jcrn family newspaper Six years ago Mrs Ella Richart must bo more than a chronicler of uce Grant was a bride of 19 ycarK passing events Beside full and de tho wife of Dr G A Richart Tho ii ailed accounts of tho worlds happen Â¬ first homo was at Bethel Bath county ings its columns must bo replefo with and from there thoy moved to Judy irticlcs of a miscellaneous character aud thence to this city Never wa of interest and merit Tho family thoro a woman more universallj newspaper of to day to bo a success loved Sho mado friends whcrovci must produce a diversified class of she went Jlcr heart was ono of love matter that furnishes entertainment and trucly did she fill tho place ol to all classes All these qualifications wife iro embodied in Pennsylvania Grit To them was borno a son Duncan that peer of illustrated newspapers now fivo years old A wife and mother puplished at Williamsport Pa aud she was tender and loving whose truo merit lias won for it a This good woman just 25 years oll place among lho leading journals o passed from earth to lliin who re this country Agents and newsboy wards on Sunday morning tho 25th aro wanted iu every village and town Inst at G oclock at her new home in the United States not already sup- Â¬ Elinwood Saline county Mo Ilei plied to sell Grit Good agents and discaso was typhoid fever Sho will nowsboys mako from 50 unts to j bo buried at Louisville in Cano Hill every faaturday Belling Grit Fpr cemetery to morrow Mrs Richail free samplo copy and full particulars was the daughter of Capt Henry B address Grit Publishing Company Grant of Louisville and was popular Williamsport Pa loving and lovablo as a girl as she was a wife and mother Mrs W R A fresh young man from French- Nuunelly had bcenwith her for two biirg who signs himself Deacon weeks and sho received every needed writes tho Sentinel Democrat a criti- Â¬ attention but skill and science was cism of the Advocates notice of the of no avail Tho master had use Brookshiro trial Tho young man for her and had called but ho has not Mr J M may be a Deacon Picerol and wife Frank Richart and yet quit tho ranks of the Cretans Mrs Thomas Fcslcr leave lo day to IIo gives the intelligent readers of the attend tho funeral Tho sorrowing Sentinel Democrat tho wonderful lamiiy nave ine symnatliy or our piece of information Brookshiro Avas people not tried by the Country Judge as tho Tho Advocate seems to think Clark County presents this Con Deacon surely knew ho Avas misrep Â¬ gressional district with a man for resenting us Avhcn he ponded that Congress who is worthy the vote of He will learn better by and sentence every Democrat m tho district Mar by avc hope By the way tho Cov- Â¬ cus C Lisle when you know him commenting ington Commonwealth impresses you with his true worth on tho Brookshiro case says lie will make us a working Repre That tho juries of Kentucky aro sentative and will bo just as faithful largely responsible for tho bloody in tho discharge of every duty that record Avhich makes the name of tho falls upon him by means of tho large Stato a reproach in the land has re- Â¬ honors the district will givo him as ceived fresh verification in tho action tho Menifco county jury Avhich he has been iu the discharge of the of tried Brookshiro There Avas no ex- Â¬ duties of every oillco ho has hereto cuse for his bloody deed it Avas at- Â¬ fore hold Marcus Lisle is a Demo tended by no palliating circumstances crat ot the old school IIo is ono of yet by the verdict of the Menifee the people and in full sympathy Avith county jury he goes to tho penHc tiary for life instead of to tho gallows them Ho will befound working in In a few years some sympathetic tho interest of the masses against tho Governor will come along and givo classes He hates Foice Bills Rob Brookshiro his liberty This is tho ber Tariffs and all Republican mean usual course in such cases and this is an illustration of Kentucky justice ness He is for a government of the so called people by the people Montgomery Truly may the people pray for pro- Â¬ county will give Mai ens C Lislo a tection against Kentucky juries rousing majority in Novombcr- DEATHS UJ r Mt William Johu lOlUXNJ L Jones T I 1ioctoi Vv I J tciki Joel Spencci 01illiumW Hunts 1 C A Some unfeeling person lode a horso to this city Sunday and hitched him U 21 to tho Court House wall took of the is Aiieron Judgo L saddlo and left him It was soon Total discovered the animal was down and Winchester suffering and when tho city ofllcors 83 Bean ES looked after him found tho saddlo 2J GamciW 11 loliliOIi J A had worn through tho flesh and that tend aud participate IS King Lo On motion ordered that the papors tto tho backbone was exposed Winn Ill Humani Â¬ 25 JacK on T L Mt Sterling and any others that 21 ty came to tho animals rescue and he of WH Itein 21 Chambers J W Avill do so be requested to publish the 21 was taken to a livery stable whoro ho Winn J h S v 21 illcnlck proceedings of this meeting is receiving attention Tho where Â¬ MuKiiuioy W K U On motion tho mooting adjourned Mm tin 11 27 abouts of tho rider is unknown E T tinmci J it A J RiNno Chr 11 JeflricsSA i 11 EiazierJ Ha T Dr N F Pieico was ro clectcd J M Oi ivkk Sec lis Wlthcrujioon N II 21 County MlllMIrW Physician last week The W 2S Stipleton i so Doctor has held this position Winn Nick for a Strayed or Stolen 20 Mrother 11 T and has faithfully 21 number of years Mitchell J E 30 Hay Jako On Tuesday evening Soptemqer 20 Winn UN 2i and efficiently given tho countys from tho Court Houso Avail a blown 2il lttanJ E M poor tho best attention Uodgkins J 28 horso about 15 3 hands inches high 5 On Thursday and Friday of his years old speck in ono oye a small Have you seen that lano from Maysvillo stroet by tho Public week tho four banks of this city will lump on insido of left hind leg at hock closo business at 12 m in order to hcaAy mauo and tail had on a quilted school building to Harrison Avonuo givo tho clerks an opportunity to at seat saddlo Avhon lost A reward of do you think of tho grado What tend tho Fair All porsons having 20 will bo paid for tho return of tho In answer to a telogram Judgo II business with tho banks on thoso days horso and 5 for tho return of tho sad Clay McKco and othor olllccrs of tho will please noto this dle or 2o for both Commercial Club mot Mr Hamilton W C Glover Sophy Lyons has roturnrd from her Kcan Suporiirjondout of tho K U R Mt Sterling Ky Sho may havo arranged It at Lexington yestoi day on a busi- Â¬ trip aVroad Or Mrs Gilla A Burbrlgt ness matter pertaining to tho interests for monoy sufficient to sayc her Kidd Flat Cieck Kv from tho pdn of Mt Sterling and that road Mt Sterling Ky Sept 22 0 2t Samuels Will Wliltsltt It Stonei Warren 2r 20 C 1 SpcncciICM lwiiig FM Wootlfonl J T Hughe Jno Hamilton Uurol AihIctnhi Jitu SamucK aid Utc e IleniT Unltokill W S ISiidpifoitli I Hiizehigjf AA Treadu ji Jim Jlut j VoiiisJE A Will Nolan aged 14 and his brother Isom aged 18 who live with their stepfather Jess Nolan on Giccnbrier wero milking the cows Suudav morn ing when one of the cows started off t mi mis angercu y in aim picking up a stono ho throw at tho cow but missed her striking his brother Isom abovo the left eye Tho boy seems not to havo known that ho was badly hurt for ho soon after went to a neighbors house more than a quarter of a mile off After reaching Mr Terrells tho neighbors house ho fell over and thoy at once bent loi Drs Pierce of Spencer and Jones of this city Tho doctors found that tho fiontalbonchad been crushed in on tho membranes of tho brain both plates being crushed They removed pieces of bono leaving a hole ono and three fourth inches by U threo fourths of an inch in his head 21 Fivo large fragments and soven small 21 22 ones were removed Tho membranes 2J is wero pieced in ono placo leaving the si brain bare The physicians gave him all needed attention and onfer 21 lb tain notwithstanding tho extent of 21 ho tho injury hopes of his ultimate ic 22 21 covory Confederate Association Tho ex Confederate soldiers and members of the Mcnefee County Confederate Association met at J M OliAers office in Frenchburg Ky the 13lh day of September 1892 for the purpose of taking steps and making arrangements for holding the next meeting of said association On motion A J Ringo Avas elected Chairman and J M Oliver Secretary ot tho meeting On motion the Chairman Avas di Â¬ rected to appoint two members from each precinct in Meuefco county as a committee on arrangements Avhcre upon the Chairman appointed tho folloAving porsons on said committee to wit Alfred Back and Isaac John- Â¬ son from No 1 C L Gillispic and Braxtor Bowling from No 2 Joseph Cobb and I N Collier from No i James Cornwoll and Wm Rothwell from No 4 and William Sexton and Larkin Fletcher from No 5 Ringo and William On motion Kollv Avero added to said cominiteo from precinct No 4 On motion it is ordered that tho noxt meeting of this association bo held at tho Court house in French burg on Saturday tho uth day of November noxt On niotiou it is ordered that all ev- Confcdcrato soldiers and associations aud ex Federal soldiers aro most cordially and sincerely invited to at Â¬ ti 1 AJ 1 25 2 i T Â¬ 12 t rw 5 I f f i -- it r p rttel5 w iK Virri f7nH s3i5SSftSSS35S fe t m it - j t SfiasSTH asr MT STBKLING- ADVOCATE TDJSSDAT SEPTBMBBB 27 1S02 r yJMiMimiiii jr T I THE ADVOCATE KENTUOKYS GREAT TROTS B m Kiatacky T H f Association Lexington Oct 5 to 14 WEDNESDAY OCTOnEK 5 Gatoltccoiptsfor St Josephs Hospital 21G ClasB trotting - - - - 1500 231 Class trotting - - - - 1000 Two-year-old fillies 2 40 Class THURSDAY OCTOUEU 400 b lr The Big Sandy News loports tho Democrats of tho Sandy Vally in line He represents more companies and pays his losses with iGatc receipts for Charity Organization shape for tho campaign and ready to more promptness- than any agent in Eastern Kentucky Tn Cmuii Cohwlkt 77 MnniULT Stiiket Kw York 1000 lick anything that wears a Republican 2 20 Class pacing and insures at rates as low as any agent of a first class 2 2L Class trotting - - - - 1000 nomination company Office Deposit Bank ist floor 100 2 d0 Class trotting - - - Tho Republican State Central Com- Â¬ OCTOllEll 8 SATUKDAY mittee has decided not to have any Stallion Representative Stake candidate in tho Held for Congress in EjpBpiEiiaBiiggjiaBp jsjsugpiigiPEiiBiEPR jSfr - - - - 5000 tho eighth district in opposition to the SsfttKr m 1250 Hon James B McCrcary They Blue Grass Stakes Irn 220 Class trotting - - - - 1000 might have done the samo for the 2 32 Class - 400 Tenth District so far as their chances 10 of success are concerned OCTOllEll MONDAY wjfviA a AND XI Transylvania Stake 2 18 Class 5000 Vr CALL ON - 1500 A Way to Savo Money 2 17 Class trotting - - 1000 A newspaper reporter who has trotting wielded a pencil for various journals I have rented tho Baum building on Dash 1 mile and 100 yards Receiving fall importations of Vel Â¬ 1 F Enst Main 6trcct and have fitted 275 in New York for nearly a scoro of for pacers 211 Class years told an interesting story about up a number of rooms I am there Â¬ vets Dress Goods Blankets Hosiery TUESDAY OCTOBEK 11 himself to a party of congenial friends fore prepared to accommodato my all kinds of Underwear including Crocadilo friends with board and lodging by fho 1500 the other evening that will bear reÂ¬ i 219 Class trotting - during tho He weaves in color and blacks Storm week day or meal Special attention 216 Class pacing - - - - 1000 peating portionsaid that joarnalistic of his earlier paid to Court day dinners Charges Serges in all tho popular colors trotting - - 1000 career lip found it almost impossible reasonable Phoenix Hotel Statkc dash 1 Camels hair effects Homespun aud to lay aside any money notwith J A STEPHENS AND miles 21 4 Class trotting standing tho fact that ho was then a 31 tf Flannel Suitings silk aud wool E 800 single man and earned a first class Added warp Henriettas Drapes Almas salary Try as ho would tho money WEDNESDAY OCTOHEK 12 ho received on Saturday for his Tricots and Broadcloth in all colors A Hone In the Kxpre Iiustnoi was ll trotting - - - 2000 weeks work would slip away from Well Pouted lir Xrickd Full lino of Zciglers Shoes under There is an old rawboned spav Â¬ 223 Class trotting - - - - 1000 him and when Monday came around i contract for early shipment Em ined gray horse that stands over on - 100 there remained nothing for him to V 2 35 Class trotting C Canal street near Randolph every Finally broideirs and Torchons in good sup Â¬ 150 do but to strike tho cashier Dash 1 mile 2 30 Class - day and what ho doesnt know about cashier became tired of being hit tho ply also full lino of dress trim- Â¬ NICKERSON THURSDAY OCTOUElt 13 oats and the express business it so early in tho week and tho re- Â¬ would not bo worth while for a colt mings porter was warned that lie would Lexington Stakes 1 that contemplates hauling trunks at CONTRACTOR - 3500 have to give it up estimated twenty fivo cents a haul to bother I managed it in one way and an- 2500 Johnston Stakes Stallions AND about said the but after a ll pacing - - - 1000 other my friendswriter became tired Tho corner of tho streets is a sort also time BUILDER 275 and found myself in many embar- Â¬ Dash 1 1 16 miles 2 18 Class of waiting place for expressman and I a dozen wagons may be found in lino rassing positions until I finally hit 1KIDAY OCTOItEIt U OFFICE AT there daily The wagon at tho head 5000 on a peculiar but altogether satisTho Special Stakes 201 Richmond Street of tho lino secures tho first businp factory plan 1000 2 27 Class trotting - that conies in sight and when it Call on him and 6ecuro estimates And what was that he was 2500 asked Ky Stakes moves away as only express wagons can tho others move up tho wagon 200 Dash 1 mile 2 25 Class Well it was simply this When I that went off taking a place on tho got my money Saturday afternoon I 1A Remeinbor the great 5000 Stakes end of tho lino when it returns went over to tho postoffice pur- Â¬ IP- October 8 10 and 14 Yesterday tho old gray horso was chased a registered letter put a por- Â¬ P P Johnston President fourth in line Tho first wagon was tion of my salary in it and addressed hired and the driver left his comEd A Tipton Secretary it to myself at the office Of course panions who were as usual congre Â¬ 9 2t tho letter was not delivered until gated on the comer and drove off Monday and in that way I managed orses Nos 2 and 3 promptly moved to get along all right and finally to At tho New Hampshire experiment savo some money wiuiout uaving an informal in- New York station they found that lrom theirbest Commercial Advertiser fitation from their respective own- Tho old gray never moved He cow it cost aboutone halfccntaquart as quiotly munching his oats from and from their poorest cow more than on tho sidewalk four and one half cents to produce a io horse behind him a dilanida- quart of milk lookincr bay beeran to crow rosf- lte and poked his head over tho end HEALTH IS WEALTH The Democratic campaign was open otho old grays wagon After due -in tho Third district at Franklin inon iideration ho came to tho conclu- B tho old gray had no intention of day Address were delivered by Hon mmg just then and pulling out he urn t II Goodnight and others Hon I i pafcd him at a slow trot and took James B MeCreary opened tho Eighth acant place ahead of him Tho district campaign with a stirring talk moved up in order at Luwrcucoburg en the old gray finished his ffl U U u u wi a U nooflay meal ho looked about and mOm jkgifcjyjlTHE ATM E NTjgbg CURES HGTHKNQ SfIT PtLES BaW t a CrlfinCft thlf Knmofllinrr woo Senator David B Hill opened the A long tested pain reliever Win iMHM uim Mwcxu VmuarMOh wrori Ho probably discovered it campaign in Kings county New York befori but preferred to eat his oats A SURE and CERTAIN CURE Dr E C Wests Xcn o and Ilraiii Tif atment n Its use is almost universal by the Housewife known for O years as tho BEST mouday night with a rousing speech guniiiitecrt specific foi IIteiin Dizziness Con- and slo tho matter afterward Ho the vulgioii6 bile ciMit8 Nuuinlirin Headache REMEDY FOR PILES Farmer the Slock Raiser and by every one in which he said Loyalty to cardinal ni tuna j iulliwwii CUUSUU liv uiu lleU OI HICOrrcprta ty mcmnDsovTATton hep co wlons lost ndtimo in nnllinw rmf nf Knn and set he was standing besido the Democratic principles and to regularly Softening of tlio llinln resulting in insanity and requiring an effective liniment uiieuit ucfiij aim old bahat took his place He com- nominated coudidatcs is the supreme iwiiuiiii iuIJaneniKw Loss of uciiui Ileniaiuio Old Age Tower in either se menceqto bite at him and tried to Imoluntaiv Ixi es and Spciniatonliorea No other application compares with it in efficacy duty of tho bour caused by ooi ceition of tho lualnEclf almFG make lb back but it was no use or o ci indulgence Kucli ho contains one Ho wasbound not to be cheated months tieatnicnt J1C0 a box nrilv lnnafnr This well known remedy has stood the BLACKSMITHIKG Alexander Bergman tho Anarchist 500 sent by mail prepaid on lecclpt of piice ept test of howeveiand ho quietly marched i years almost generations who shot II C Frick was convicted along anUook a place at tho head of WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES Monday his hcntcnco boing twenty ono tho line ffust then a call came and n No medicine chest is complete without years He was at once takcu to tho pen Â¬ To a bottle of tho old gX- - started off with a neigh I am prepared to do all kinds cuic any case WiuTcach order icceived bv Mustang Liniment us for and his triin thpair while tho other itentiary and placed under guard to Fend M bocs accompanied w Itli 300 e ill tho puichaci our uiittcn to to OF horses hut their hcndu in ahnrra prevent his attempting to commit fund tho money if tho treatmentguniantcecilect n doe not i Occasions arise for umcago FRIDAY OCTOUEU ft Two-year-o- ld Gato Receipts for Protcsjant Infirmary 1000 213 Class pacing - - 225 Class trotting - - - - lOO Journal 100 2 10 Class - -- Two masked cowboys sent a bullet past I ho ear of Cashier Watkins of the Doxtor Kan Hank to omphasizo their request for 3000 ready cash in tho bank Thoir horses were await Â¬ ing them at tho door and they es Â¬ caped with tho bootv Albert Mornolu To Massaquoi will stop his studios at Central College in Tcuncsscc to tako upon himself the royal purple Ho lias received news of tho death of his mother by which ho becomes ruler of tho Vcy nation in Ho was converted in Western Africa Africa by Utshop Peuick of this city and came to this country in rcspoiico Courier to a letter from tho Bishop fiPfSH 1 for Castorl la bo won adapted U children tht I recommend It as roperior to any proscription 11 A AschixH D known to me1 HI Bo Oxford St Brooklyn W T Tho vwe of Castoria Is bo universal and Its rorrlta bo well known that it seems a work of supererogation to etidorso it Fow are tho intelligent faraillca who do not keep Castoria within easy reach Cjuilos IUbttk DD New York City Late Factor Bloomlncdalo BeXormed Church ir 11 ifi M fiifimj firei FIRE If you FIRE 1rAf Infants and Children Cntorln cores Colic Constipation Bour Stomach Diarrhoea Eructation Kills Worms gires sleep and promotes ill Without injurious medication For ooTeral years I hare recommended your Castoria ntid shall always continue to do so as It has Invariably produced beneficial results Edwin F Pardxs M D Tba WInthrop IMth Street aud 7th Ayo Kew York City want good Insurance insure with HOPRMAM Insure with HOFFMAN If you want to insure in compa niesthat pay all losses promptly Insure with HOFFMAN r Hi H sgs V r 7 - f -- Traders A HOFFMAN three-year-ol- Three-year-ol- ds F AIiIi C3 OOI3I ARE NOW Boarding House iwm HI uuu uuux -r-F- ft1 Two-year-ol- ds Restaurant CassiclySniitli or -- Thrce-ycir-ol- de Â¬ KENTUCKY Free-for-a- ajfcpheapi J VIRGINIA COAL v I Â¬ Free-for-a- All Summer Goods at Cost Â¬ -- JOHN SAMUELS -- three-year-ol- ds HlgiiisiiplgIgllgfl3 KMiiiiraromii A Cure for the Ailments of Man and Beast M exican lustan JiinHient Â¬ eHPlfCVCw Sr u 1 I - -- suicide cuic Gnamntees issued onlj by DinggUt and Solo Agent Jit Staling W h Lloyd Ivy Mr Blaine explains that he did not vote at tho last election because it WC N ill 111V tlm nhm m nwtll fnt nrn nnen it would have taken him three days to Liver CoiijiliInt Dvspcpsia Sick Headache in Constipation or Costhcness vo get to Augusta his voting place and digestion vvltli Wests Vegetable Liver Tills can not cuio hen iho dhections ni c htiictlv complied v itli They he fouiid it impossible to do so r o purely vegetable and never fall to give satA vv 500 Reward k its use almost every day All druggists and dealers have it xpune fc Virginia State Board of Health has issued an order which re Â¬ quires the railroad company to produc certification of health from competent authoritio3 for all immigrants trans- Â¬ ported TJio West VI isfaction Sugar Coated Laigo boxes contiln ing 80 pills25 cents Itcvvaroof countcifciu and nltatlons Tlio gcnulne manufactmed onlv by rIIIK IflirV f Wl u n Iminivv nirn r i r 11 jUI u I r loi sale by all dmgglsts 22 ly 1 Â¬ lLJJ1a a on a2QacLe9 Isusts ligrliter arid car ries more otla er tlxaan su3n3r load Â¬ jsrLo-7rL- Rw - -- 1 The way of tho McKiuljito is haid Ho must defend the tarilllist claim Â¬ ing that it cheapens tho cost of living he must maintain that tho foreigner pays tho tariff tax and ho must also maintain that if tho tariff tax is remov- Â¬ ed it will relieve tho people of America of just that much burden Ho must maintain that tho tariir raises on main Â¬ tains wages but ho must deny that it increases tins cost of productions lie must clean all thinge assert all things and boiievo all thiugu Omaha world ITcrald 4 Placc opposite jaiJ on High strcot H RECULATE THE STOMACH LIVER AND BOWELS COAL and still headquartoiH ORCHARD NUT and CANNEL COALS SJimrlx iViG BMCK LAND ald tho colobrated FIRE CREEK BLACK for BELMONT Havo aildcd to our stock of COAL tno PEACH 45 Cmo 2fef gi saaf n vStrprS PURIFY THE BLOOD A RELIABLE REMEDY FOR Olxiofe Tlio cfis Tones Indigestion BIlloutiicM Headache CanitN potion Ijfpepa Chronlo Llrer Troubles Dlulncu Bod Complexion Vjtentcrj Offcnilro Ilrcatu anil all dltorderi of tho Stomach Liter and Iloweli Ripans Tabnlei conUln nothlnor Inlnrlooi to the mo delicate eonitltutlon riemuit to talco Bife effectual lire Immediate relief Bold br drumrinti Atrial bottle cent by mail on receipt of 15 ceott Addrosa THE RIPANS CHEMICAL CO 10 Advocate will bo glad to do SntUCE 8THEET NEW YOHK CITT your joo printing lor you Wc aro prepared to do flno job printing in all its branches on short notice and on reasonable tonns Programmes let- Â¬ terheads billheads statements and everything in this lino dono in strictly first class stylo tfl Blackstouc tho fuvorito saddle horso of tho lato Samuel J Tilden was found dead of old ago in tho pas- Â¬ ture at Graystono N Y tho Tiidon homestead Thursday For eomo time tho horso has been so feoblo that ho was unablo to cat Ho was 33 years old country bys Mukoaootl Soldlors Within a Wr past tho recruiting flag has been hulout in many of our Now England toi und villages by oflicera of tho regiiMrmy detailed for tho pur poso of gathtng volunteers to fill up tho ranks ofijnclo Sams forty regi Â¬ ments of infay cavalry and artillery Once recniitinitntions wero maintained only in big des like Now York and Boston but thWerial secured there was not of thoUt Secretary Proctor had an idea thalhe country youth were better qualifieobornlly montally and physically for dpldiers life than tho dregs of our flcW urban population and under his diWion recruiting par- Â¬ ties each headedW a commissioned of-Â¬ ficer wero sent iriniral New England anow xovk ana too portions of tho wosc Tho experimentl 6aid to be working admirably so far aVho welfare of tho army is concernedhc ugh tho officers do not enjoy tho fccssity of moving from one town tohother drumming up recruits as a cihmercial traveler drums np trade Tliow system of en Â¬ listment and tho varL minor reforms havo had a marked A Instantaneous effect upon tho charat of tho anny Tho soldiers are hapt and more con tented and desertionire fewer than tnoy navo ooen lor malyeara Boston lonrnai Blacksmlthing General Repairing HORSESHOEING I 1 A SPECIALTY have reduced my prices to meet hard timet Onlv 1 fm nii around shoeing and 10 per coutoff for cash Special Attenflon Glyen to Steel Wor X Bring in your wood work I am prepared to do anything in this lino in first class stylo All work fully guaranteed Thanking my customers for past t solicit a continuation of their patronage favors Loctwt street opixwlto BndKer J W BARBEE Ilcmya mill Chamberlains Ey and Skin A certain euro for Chronlo Bore Eye Tetter Salt Rheum Scald Head 014 Chronlo Soros Fovor Sores Eczema Itch Prairio Scratches Soro Nipples and Piles Jt is cooling and soothing Hundreds of oases have been cured by it after all other treatment had foiled Ointment fe ItJputupinJ5antlC0centbo5e t mi t r y i nj K V JmiiMrb IHES mAi