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Digital page images are linked to the text file. i MT STERLING ADVOCATE ft ft A YOL D IaWeekly journal identical Illi -- i inIijKi terest with its THE PYRAMIDS - own people KO 10 mnMoanm MT STEBLIKGr John Dana son of tho proprietor of the Financial Chronicle of Now York and nephew of Uio editor oft tho Now tlaSflaaeu2 033 York Sun eloped from Oakesdalc Wash with Miss Catharine II cl mere Xi iintfioo i-RSSS88SSSS8SS daughter of a flouring mill owner Tho and wcro married at Tacoma brides father was on tho train and 88S8B88S88S8 knocked Dana Down but tho young man nevertheless outwitted him KENTUCKTUESDAY OCTOBER 4 1892 caused mountains of stone to bo n Rood and the Force Bill moved by wjiolo nations of people Somehow Mr T B Reed better fhoufiands- of jours before there who perished at the Tho greater portion of Ft Bragg task beneath tho known as Czar Reed Speaker of tho M D weTu any dwulMug on the sites since whips of tho convict guards Cal Burttcd Tuesday night Har ¬ Billion Dollar Congress and projector oceupiod by Jerusalem Rome and pers Weekly of tho revolution of 1890 Mr Reed Russell and Italc tho opponents for wo say has managed to keep liimsolf tho Governorship of lilassachusettK AUon at tho very dawn of human One Year 82 Insertion so quiet that ono can almost hear him Will mcot in joint debater Whats This hljHjOry when all tho rest of ho world think still wrapped in the thick gloom Tho parade which inaugurated Ger ¬ wag Six Montlw There is a division among Republi ¬ It may bo that Mr Reed is not sat- ¬ of prehistoric barbarisln a vast town SB Insertions man Catholic Day at llio convention of UUffc btlildiiiLs roso not far from can orators about making tho Force isfied with the way Mr Harrison is at Newark Nf J embraced 8000 pco- SSS88SS8888S y conducting his campaign aiThreoMonthg- tljcjprcscnt city on tho other side of LUI1 au issue The It cer- ¬ MiooiHoSj3g 18 Insertions Pl people think as President Harrison tainly hicks the vigor and the ag- ¬ ROBEHTSON UieKNile which was dotted with the L E F WT Ttleb Mary Coleman agedGz has ffiSSlS2Sa28888 bOt s of tho ancient inhabitants A dinnt make it promnont in his let ¬ gressiveness which characterized Mr Months Two MAXAGER8 p cred 502O for breach of promise forest of venerable date trees casts Eight Insertions its ter of acceptance he does not want it Reed when Speaker of the House against ohu ClarksouJ SO at Joliet Bhjulows upon the black soil beneath to bo talked about much for fear it There is a want of that confidenco 111 WW T One Month whs ch lie buried tho builders of this might oflenp a few Republicans who that overwhelming self confidence Four Insertions which made Mr Reeds reign pict ¬ Victor Hamilton was stabbd and city of a world gone by of which faint at the word force 888888888888 Sherman says in an interview that uresque if not delightful killed at Durant Miss Tuesday by noUiing remains but the vast ccinc- Three Insertions J iL Almon editor f the Durant terfes their position marked by an tho Forco Bill is not an issue and tho Tho ex Speaker had an idea that fesa8ssasgffa5 wr De moor at tho people of America were tired of a w2 ft S Two Insertions f avenue of monuments Tho famous Governor quotes Sherman Governor Foraker was told his constitutional democracy and wanted 838888 A number of colored persons of pyramids of Gizah opposito Cairo on c-io2 Single Insertion both sexes have applied for matricu- ¬ thetbordors of the desert form tho fellow statesmen did not regard the to substitute forco for fairness demand for aForco Bill as an issue in Hence his dazzling career Tie lation at tho Chicago University lasof these necropoli this campaign dared everything and defied every- ¬ Everyone is familiar with the ap- ¬ There is to bo no color regulation - Manufactuwcrs and dcalors in all kinds of They dont ho said quickly body IIo insisted that Congress Avas pearance of these strange pyramids Albet Wirtman 2ia Buffalo bar- - these huge paradoxes Well it is an issue and they will gathered to legislate not to deliberate RCOTWRprcsldlnftTMrjonday Trronit John of strictly geo- ¬ Monday in bor has deserted his family and clop May and -- J Feertli C0MMN rtKis aud so ho stilled all deliberation metrical form so vast and so lofty think it is when they hear from me ed with his wealtly grandmother JTOOKTJSS pmWtaft Third Monday In Then he appealed to tho country that it was not until after fifty eight who is aged almost 0 SPtemJd March T and found that all unconsciously he ceujuries of development that tho Gleanings Tho Reading Cod Trust will bo hujlian raco succeeded in erecting a AUtho germs of the fruit to bo set had procipitated a revolution Ct0bCr- prosecuted at Chiago for conspiracy building of greater height whilo the next spring start C0UKTY COURT Mr Reed6 favorite measure was the in the strawberry Wliitd rSne and Poplar Singles Tho price of autlmcite coal has al- - loftiest pinnacle of tho most aspiring plant the year before The earlier tho Forco bill and as ho was himself tho prcsidtag lint Sat Doors of all Sizes JCDOK JAME8 W GROVES ready been raisedflvo times Gothic belfry however light and airy plant is set pud tho better care it gets embodiment of sheer brute forco and urday in eacu Sash Glazed and Unglazody at Clinton Tenii it be did not soar higher than tho tho more fruit it will get Tho Grand Jui Do not as every day ho gave a display of this Wandow and Door Frames fPROFESSIONAtL point f the pyramid at Cheops before neglect plants now thinking you will quality ho expected to rido into ihe JIouldiKg and Bi ackets of all kinds has indicted a number of miner lUHinlHr-rprisoners for rioing as well as D B itwas blunted by time Nothing make it up by extra caro noxt spiing Presidency on a tidal wave of popu- ¬ VccctidaB of every Description JAJWETT Monroe the allfcd leader for mur J could bo aioro confusing to the eyo You wont do it then for oio thing larity ittmiiftvntLav Star Planing Mill Compcny dor than tho general appearance of thcte and if you did it would be too late to But his great measure failed and a1cVlnthoyCortsof Kentucky Will heaps of stones in which no artistic do any good the gentleman from Maine discovered Mt Sterling Ky Tho Mollouaucr Sugar Refining j J M OLIVEKtorn Ctm Urn ftIV d Survcyor if Company iiiepctident of tho big conception plays tho slightest part A black cows skin may hide the that forco is no more successful than or Tho cfieor s of perspective in those ii lkWIons and real citato Hrnnsactlons fraud in American politics Trust is coinjcting a large refinery appearance ot manure but tho lines of mathematical regularity are But one characteristic distinguishes tocostl000j00 and having a ca- ¬ germs aud odors thereof get iu most bizarre huge bare triangles tho Mr Reed which every American ad ¬ T K Ilamcs awSSS M pacity of 200 barrel of wigar their work all the same Thus a mires that is outlines shortened or lengthened pertinacity When Mr epiiomiSoxmij white cow is safer if the owner has Chairman Wkiuson of the Georgia lnarkedutlike a diagram by tho sun Wit Sria1DMrsterlnKKy Reed enlists in a contest he rarely - AGENT ON any pride about hiin Democratic xwutive oumttce de-¬ into flat bands of light and shade gives up Mr Harrison may dodge the CHAS B DUEBSON nlL Physician and Surgeon clares Geneil Weaver dees injnstioe reflections in the 6and of mmt The chaff from wheat is ono of tho the Force Bill and Mr Blaine may tho four O RA1LROAHL G to tho peoni of tho Stato in his nijghty angles varying according to best materials lor use on tho floor of ignore it but Mr Reed makes Forco nm St over Vorlsl Claytons store west of depot otheir inhospdtGlity Keep he chaff his God and would as soon disown thettme of day The skiing sides the poultry house jaKGOuSTcn Mt Stalling Ky It not only his Creator Mt Sterling1 Ky A tcrrifj ind aikl snow storm whiohCft a distance appear absolutely dry and under cover J H Mr Reed aftor tho Maine election Mcnubutnrer and dcaletr in TobaouoiriOKS prevailed lit Washingtoti 2T II plain are when approached more permits of easy cleaning of the house o jnrrYiTTTTVTIR - n t beadsIoughEumbcrand Lalalce Womako intWATI O nearly discovered to be broken up but acts as au absorbent and also journoyed to New Yori to talk with our business which is booming by dotcg tlio Tucsdayilglit the wind Teaching boat work aud offering Rough Lumber t6pec vclocityjf anilee ti hour v H Trains into a series of projecting stones liko serves as litter in which the hens may Johny Davenport over tho general We also do Inl prie3 which are never met A ft City Atfy ttoracr-at-lat ta euaiom eawins can noticf down the mountain on ao outlook for tho Republican party A iiHt5 aircase worn witb age It is scratch ifor food nmn Tvlor AnnciWhulldlng Mt sterltngJKy Bumbwliai difficult to judgo at first couutsijnajKAud ioer- Raise your own beef and patronize dispatch from that city thus records lewis Appcrsou MJSfTylcr sight ot the size of the pyramid and homo butchers instead of selling cat his movements on behalf of Mrs Grover A t rVffVEH ft APBBS2 Tom Reed is hero and has been in TvlrrAnncrUi bunding Mt Steiling Ky Cleveud to liposecs iBlacksmith the best way to measure Uio height by tlo cheap and buying beef dear climbing it It is at a corner where 5 7 consultation with Johnny Davenport Rccoii who occupies a huilding xifiiite mr buoojcs AUCTIONED It is better to givo cattlo fino salt itt111101iiiiruiu IX 4 MtfittllncKy ownbyher at Omaha Neb was the stages which seem to havo been as licking a lump makes tho tongue at tlio Fifth Avenue Hotel Mr Reed f Montgomery is credited with being disgusted with Will Jractl n In the ootmtloafcf ltniirimii ami dectfd in his sfuvor as Jiolhad agree made for a raco of giants aro divided of the cow sore Better have MT STERLING KEfcHTUOiOY o it fino tho attitudo into smaller stops either for tho sake Ottlcela of Mr Harrison toward fn1fe5olVndAkiratourts men giving bim ai esatonsion of U andurroundlne counties Hyonpt attention GaldwcUbulldlng of mortals of lesser stature or by the then leave it iu convenient places in tlio Forco bill and ho has said sever- ¬ rivowto iU snlcs of Tereoaal Propci ty and Real time SJ lyr IJetato Terms Reasonable action of time that tho ascent of tho pasture where the cows can have al times since his arrival that WADEHAVES la v what Isaue Lour Sclimidt fflnosday at Cheops ie free access to it cured of course made tho party leaders need is the courago WU1 praotttelnaU Courta SihoiRe Boteutown SL J choked foer son from behind by Wo etart pushed Oflloe Court Street one Arab guide aud of their convictions and that if an agl 4 to death because this nose bled dragged from 8DDDOTU Stock and Dairy Notes 24- South MayevlJle Street BTOVZ above by another with H U aggressive bloody shirt campaign Sho then etranglod twoj Irrfi a fill Opposite Opera Houoo PTOWE ft SUDDUTH The sires should be full blood our oyoa fully occupied with the had been mado in Maine the full Rc Attomeyfi-at-Lft1M5 scf of William Barboc a molglibor dangors of tho climb 5th and Court Corner LonlsyIHe Ky Waoc Telephone Completely ex- ¬ Dout let the hogs go back when publican vote would have been Ulngi a I iufortaed the ipolica hausted altogether out of breath and the grass gets short brought out and tho plurality ot 1888 n Dentist In Couueil at St Louie T uosduy with kueee too stiff to move wo pause 1 repeated In this opinion Davenport Ky FRANKS Mt Sterling A GORDON A flit a resolution Avas introduced to nt last feeling as if we had scaled all keep box of charcoal is a good thing to agrees with ltecd Mr Davenport is offlco over Mt Sterling National Bank in a hog lot a great change in their Clnthiq tho author of the Force bill and he n N COX M D lihociUufincss They hue theoods touit aaHavomado or young ami oki at priac uiu fnpeach Mayor ifoonan Kpon charges three pyramids at once But looking flnilllritllMPSB iltul frnnnollr Tho next two months push tho hogs has argued all through that Kcsl- - lxtk nioli aud v l1 arouud we find wo are scarcely one vWb arc selling new rxSU at 3Uwm fi Tyler ApiwrbOnbUddlng Offlco the nec- ¬ iiemu of J50di Nurf fahoosjsis 03c up Ladies fehooa at 70c mjijicr conduct-- UpMl vote tbOlOSQkltion third of the distance up and see our as rapidly as possible denceon tjucen sircet essity of its passago should bo mado 5Sh083xt4Qcup Also gieat bargains in was defeated by niaiontv of om- - fellow climbers looking liko scattered 1IAZELUIGG Wood out the poor cows if you ox tho chief feature of tho Republican Attemcy-at-LaJ H Gents FnrMliiiiiSoQls Hats ant upon the huge triangular mass It pect to mako money Mt Sterling ay betW60n rcsideitt6 of A campaign il08titie3 dairying vr Tr Collcctiocs promptly attended to W receive new gooas every wees JJon tn i rvni010 YJJ1- is not until the platform at tho top is Reed and Davenport are evidently v r To have cattle that will mature J XVUlltllia forgot to calhcxd eco us at ployed in building tho waterworks reached and tho lungs areiilled with early pure bred sires are necessaiy discouraged Veterinary Siugcon n A PIATT and they want it dis- ¬ lien iresulted iu the killing of B iL 1or the pure air of the highte that any real tinctly understood that they will not Will bo In tit Steiling n Comt dayp Tho indications aro that corn will needed will answer telegram hold tlinmsnlvno Whs 24 by a stray shot fired into the idea is obtained of tho mouument of iv be too high to feed hoirs for a profit if Cheojps group by an Italian who escqaod --occurs in NovcmboiATni nn rccB8SOllTp rjIUIIOWAEDVANANTI And what does this huge edifice con- ¬ fed exclusively wo say to these distinguished states- ¬ i MUlcr fit Wilson Offlco with He Wm Van Antwerp bhort street Eighteen valuable huntinff dog5 tain Remember that puro water a good men opposite the eeurt hoiibc womueigo down again and that they will ever bo held in -- w feeding floor and a good 6lop trough were found dead aftor Saturday tfind out grateful remembrance by tho Demo- ¬ n tt ir wnflv TJ D nights thunder storux at tho keuuolsS Tho entrance which was walled up aro a necessity for tho best results in cratic party Mt Steillnc Ky ft for services rendered that JfttcoTicar naifience cor liigit ftSycnmoixj Sts of the Brooklyn Gun Club The dogs is at a considerable height frcin the fattening hogs organization during tho Billion Dollar wcrochained to a continuous steel rod ground in one of tho faces of the September and October aro gener- ¬ Congress CXuVV McKEE Tho wavo of leactiou H Aittonicy-at-tawhich was struck by lightning elec- ¬ pyramid and looks liko tho porch ally the best season for putting fat on which overturned tho Republicans of a in trocuting them all Offlco npsUiwcoiorof Couxt and Broadway cave cut iu the living rock A dark hogs aud tho hogs should be put on 1890 has not pot AND spent its forc- eFrank 3ass an Italian one of a gloomy looking door opens on to a full feed as soon as possible S HUitT Courier Journal Attornoy-at-tagang of counterfeiters viio have been low narrow passage with floors Mt Sterling Ky If you want to raise pigs for July Row L Morgan Ofllcn in Fizcr KIockBP stairs with J M Elliott floodiug New York with countefeit 2 walln and coiling all lined with gran and August a Republican can- ¬ fe- O iciaoved fi om J Havinc rccenUreityof Mt SteilingOwincsvOkt market when tho price didate r will prAC for tho Toncssco Legislature is and located in tho MwitjrOTtciTi bills has bean arrested with a num ¬ ate polished till it is like ice An is usually good ond n iil tleo In tho courts of thoy should bo far ¬ disqualified LOWEST RATES joining counties and la the superior Court by tho Stato Constitution ber of tho belies bills in his poses Arab guide with a caudle in his hand rowed lato in tho fall and kept grow- ¬ which provides CHOICEST CQMPARIS Court of Appeals kl Ecxlorai Vurts of Ken Cucky sion Tbey vero madq iu Taris and aoists you on to bis sbouJdors and ing Prompt and careful attcrtioa will ho that J Whorea PROMPTEST SETTLE NTS given 10 ail uusiness enu utwu iu iuu plunges with you into tho slippery cor Ministers of tho gospel aro by thoir sold in this c own try Corn alone is not as good for hogs professions dedicated to God ridor which descends rapidly to a Of Auy And All Apni and the Lotta tbo actress underwent a hole in the rock on a as a ration of bum middlings and oil care of souls and ought level with the not to bo di ¬ painful operatioa at tho bauds of her soil going up again at tho samo angle meal fed in connection with corn It verted from tho great duty of their physician at New York The open- ¬ This opening gives uccess to a bare should be fed as a slop but not allow- ¬ functions therefore no minister of ing of her season which was to have room in which is a equaro hole once ed to sour tho gospel or priest of any denomina taken place thi3 weok in Toronto will MANUFACTURER OP- iro re8tiig piaco ot tlio mummy of The Omaha Stockman says Tho tion whatever shall be eligiblo to a bo postponed until Bbv 7 at Boston ono of tho Pharaohs Tho rest of tho thiug for a solf mpecting hog shut seat in either houso of thoLegUlature ITcr trouble is of a spinal nature and Interior consists of two or three nar ¬ up iu a baro lot to do is to die cholc Saddles Harness Bridles Halters of is duo to a fall At Evergreen Ala RECULATE TH Wednesday row passages resembling cavities era right now aud avoid the misery of night STOMACH LIVER ANDpWELS J F Stalling ofButlcr county Tho Sheriffs posso of 325 men in mado in oak timber by tho teredo the next three mouths and cholera at was nominated for Congres3 on PURJFY THE DlPD the pursuit of tho Roslyn Wabh bank with two other chambers similar to tho end of it A RELIABLE REMEDOR o 1001st ballot carry tho largest and most com 2 robbers canio upon four of thoni in a that known as tho ICiugs all faced Indleotlon nillonncw lief hc Ctonttl dense forest in Leamway Basin 20 with granite without a moulding or ploto lino of onoral Saddlery Goods g potion DrfpcpIa Chronlo lr Tronblc Senator Mills was taken ill at Cor DUxIneta Bod Complexp7cnterr At Wednesdays session of tlio miles east of Roslyn Monday A ornament of any kind airless inelo sicana Tex Tuesday His Offcnlvo Breath and U Mcrs r tho in tho city physicians Priests Society at Stomach LItof and Itowol battle ensued and ono of tho despera closurcs where no chink admits a ray are reicont but say bis Itlpans Tolnilea contain ncP All work made of flrt class material 2 tho most dcUceio rotu tltutloi 2SK nt to ta condition is not Newark N J resolution wero pro 2 does waB wounded The others es- ¬ of light or sunshine hugo masses of surious and is duo to his Call and 2 ete effectual DtTolramerfllJf at hy mall recent attack pared advocating tho restoration of aud by skilled workmen S bold by drurglsts A trial f caped in tho darkness Tho meeting compact limestono wrapped hi utter of tho grip and on receipt ot 15 cnts Addrf e ovorwork campaigning the temporal power of the Pope and pxaminc stock and learn pricesv THE RIPAMS CHPPAl- - cO was a surprise to both pursued aud night and eilcuco Such is the strange His sou who is at 10 SHiUCE STOEKT NlpORK CUT Dallas has heon n tho advancement of Catholicism t pursuers CnAS REIS monument to buiJd up which Choops quested to come at onco ei9coooooooa9eeecyCOICOIIOCOC among the German immigrants wwfcw V ER TISINGR ATE S GENERAL NEWS siJ558S8 -- Sherman-McKin-lo- f ss5asa STAR Planmg Mill Co -i- Court Directory Rbuh t Dressed lumber - 1 I Jsiali Lindsaj ir li a - ntvx WH FLETCHER st w jti H -- Tke3argaia - The Bargain StoirrB M in w mA mm Mr 1- J O MIER iicinM - i IN URANCt -- w f w Real Estae a I 11 CHAS REIS s3S9ecee9ceeoftof0eott ¬ I Gorman-- American ¬ JS vy T t h - i t28V i T u or a - u MT STEBMNG ADVOCATE ft T lTE8BYOSrOJgR 41802 LESSON Btmi am y M THE ADVOCATE 4t A POLITICAL QB JEQT - Advocate Publishing CompanyMT SMgggMggiSll i STEItLlXG TUESDAY OCT 1882 jmrv 00 Dry Coos DEMOCRATIC TICKET yon rntsioENT GROVER CLEVELAND FOR VICE 1IIFSIDEXT MBlfitt Successors to Wolls Hazelrigg f ADLAI E STEVENSON For Appellate Jiulgc James II IIazeluigg K v ron COKQliESS MARCUS C LISLE Clark Of For Circuit Judge John E Cooi ek Of Montgomery County ASBURY S 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 I CECILS jackets on hand to show against tho -- For Commonwealths Attorney C W Nesiutt Of Bath County FOK CIltCDIT CLEItK V J The maivtfamcs II Ilazelrigg voted io nnrrin Aalmvv vo- j -- HENRY R BRIGHT FOIl SHEMFF JNO C RICHARDSON Fon Jaileu J M BEST Wo arc authorized to announce Mr Henry D Combs as a candidate for Circuit Clerk of Mcnefee county subject to the action of the Democratic party ¬ Oh you dandy you sweet scented geraueuni you thick lip woolly son of Africa It takes a mighty good man to vote for you a hjgh toncd gentleman a non politician Judge W II Holt voted for you against tho intelligent gentleman tho pride of the mountains tho lamented Jim Cecil 1 lineof ladies Gloves ribbons trim- ¬ mings and notions of alLkinds always on hand Come in and ask for what you want we have it 3 A stylish and- - well selected f i f W T 4- - iij - Grubbs Tt Hazelrig ViWZj iB- rifiofar jatwauHSHif A Ja y Main Street t 5 1c il j g Ky m ttii JMiJBS mMMMMMMMMMWMMmMMM orTPJCTraKjgjgaass lCSCBXLUMXlArxxrjarxnsrx Bfo State of Kentucky Montgomery Co Sct SCHOOL BOOKS I G A Whitney Clerk of the Montgomery County Court certify thlt W H Holt now a Judge of the Court of Appeals of Kentucky on Aug 6A1883 in Mt Sterling Ky voted for J W Asbury a negro for Register of the La Office nwninst L G Cecil a white man which vote is recorded on the poll books o1 file in hand this Aug 27 1892 Grovcr Cleveland filled the Treasury my office Benjamin Harrison emptied it Witness my Italian the famous French philolo- ¬ gist and litcratcur died in Paris Sun- ¬ day r- 3 a j-3 1 By W Boss Piatt of New York in a speech at Cooper Institute Now York on Wednesday night sent forth tho declaration that tho Force Bill is an issue in this campaign notwithstand- ¬ ing Brer Harrisons attempt to dodge it Ho said The Republican party believes in a freo ballot and a fair count and that wo will have We fought for that right from Bull Run to Appomattox wo paid for the blessed privilege five thousand mill- ¬ ions of dollars and over a million of precious lives and iu Gods name Wo will fight for it as lona as a single Re- ¬ publican remains alive within thd limits of tho American Union bo it in tho State of Alabama or in tho G A Whitni Clk- B 0ConnellD C Democratic Clubs Corner Drug Store COS - f Rf fo fe V The Gazette tho Republican organ James II Wood voted for the negro ¬ Asbury against a whiteinan James of Montgomery county a representa as tho II Wocd is in favor of the Force Bill tive of such measuresrobbery infamous and the Bill Tariff Force steal all at once comes to tho A E Wilson accepts the Republi- ¬ Pension of Judgo W 11 Holt can nomination for Congress in the rcscuo Louisville district Ho commends the tho man who is all things to all Force Bill and the McKinley iniquity men for the re election of Holt and in tho defeuse of this selfish piece of The Courier Journal devotes some humanity he informs Democrats that half dozen columns in yesterdays if they have over voted for this slick issue to showing up Gen Weavers citizen they are so called Demo- ¬ record during his stay in the South in crats and that a stigma rests upon 18G3 G4 their political record timo without limit It further conveys tho idea Judge James II Ilazelrigg is as that such a vote is not appreciated by true a gentlemen and as well versed a Republicans Remember Democrats lawyer as Eastern Kentucky has in if you vote for Holt you arc branded her borders The man who votes for by his pary as a so called Demo- ¬ Hazelrigg votes for a man who is one crat and more that Judge Holt is a of the people in close sympathy with rank Republican so much so that he them and who will render his decis- ¬ forgets color lines and while ho pre ¬ ions in their interest tends to bo the white mans friend he has a vote for the negro Asbury According to the Gazettes theory This samo Force Bill journal would any Democrat who has at any time have you believe Judge Holt began a voted for a Republican is only a so moneyless man and by his own efand a record thus called Democrat forts has attained to fame and for- ¬ made is one of reproach Democrats tune when the fact is that his good who eight years ago voted for Holt old mother provided for him though he claimed to be an independ ¬ ent tho Gazette brands as so called The Force Bill Gazette attacks this day there will Judge B J Peters because he has Democrats In be very few real white men who will dared to write a letter of endorse ¬ vote for Judge Asbury Holt and as ment of Judge J II Ilazelrigg to be to tho county ticket that is straight sent to a number of his host of Republican Force Bill by name and friendsin Eastern Kentucky It then practice and a Democrat who would goes out of its way to attack tho ven ¬ so far forget himself as to get in such erable Judgeand exhibits its meanness He Judge company would bo a mighty bad so and littleness as follows called Democrat This is according Peters was also strongly spoken of to the Gazettos logic A Democratic for a third term but tho unbounded vote for James II Wood Republican popularity of the lamented Judgo nominee for Circuit Court Clerk John M Elliott the distinguished son would impair Democratic influence of the mountains swept such an idea Tho So much for the Force Bill Gazettes from the minds of tho people reasoning and it must tako its own facts are Judge Peters was elected to his second term of office by over medicine 10000 majority unless tho official re Because we have expressed our turns lie Ho was at tho expiration viows on matters pertaining to pub- - of tho term over sorcnty years of ago lic interests some of our subscribers The weight of years wore heavy upon him and tho cares of official duty had have discontinued their patronage Ho had prom ¬ become burdensome Wo do not object to this at all but if ised both his personal friends Judges they will stop in lifes busy whirl Elliott and Phister that ho wo aid not only a moment and think they will again bo a candidate Ho had no Wo want thought of allowing his name to bo know more of themselves it distinctly understood however that used for his word had long before tho Advocate is run in the interest of been passed to tho abovo named gen- ¬ no one man or set of men and that tlemen This thrust of tho Force tho causo espoused and principles Bill Gazette is as mean as it was un ¬ hold arc according to our judgment necessary Wo might mention a let- ¬ aiuWnforrmUion for tho betterment ter of endorsement written by an ¬ of tho people If Republicans cannot other than Judgo Peters a man high coiibciontiously patronizo us we have in authority in which a higher tributo to Judgo Hazeliiggs standing 110 objections to their withdrawing Wo prefer Democratic- principles to and ability is paid than in that writ ¬ their money and shall continue in ten by Judgo Peters Should tho their promulgation Still wo do not Gazctto desire this letter wo will pro- ¬ announce wo have monoy enough to duce it for thorn in bad haste as wo got along without any Rojmblican think it would bo for us to do so The Gazette favors the Force Bill patronage - On Friday Oct 7 a Democratic club will be orgauized at themiouth of Two mile 011 Grassy creek fed on the following day a like organiation will bo made at Red BusAthis county Hon II B Kinsolviua tho gilvor tongued orator of Mt SteiW and other prominent speakers wilbo T Mt 6 JULIAN Sterling Ky present Paintsvillo Courier Mr Kinsolvmg will tell tho g6d people something of Mr Holt that is a representative in fact of uothi a deceptive blind Tho independe non political schemo wont win R publicans wont accept him and H Holl is ropulsivo to Democrats voted for tho negro Asbury v KEE2KS2K iftrarergggBaOiS siooa ioohos srwi birffa AJfesJjfj iyis a State of New York This declaration was greeted with cheers by the audience Iu it will bo plainly seenMr Piatt serves notice on the American peoplo that the Repub lican party will havo tho Forco Bill if they must fight for it It is immate sial by what name you call the bill tho meaning is the same Ho calls it tlio Elections Bill tho people havo named it tho Force Bill We havo too many illustrations of what a freo ballot and a fair count means from a Republican standpoint As long as tho count is in favor of the Republicans tho count is fair and the ballot free God save us from any such freo ballots and fair counts This vilely infamous measure born in the brain of Johnny Davenport of infamous notoriety and dressed up and put through tho lower House of Congress by Lodge oue of those d d literary fellows aided by Czar Reed aud his cohorts is tor nothing but to perpetuate tho power of tho Republican party Tho vil- ¬ lainous thing would bring trouble sorrow and woo untold upon 0110 sec- ¬ tion of our country but what caro they for that so thoy can retain cer ¬ tain grasp upon the official patronage of tho Government No more devil ¬ ishly vile measure was ever proposed jby any party in tho history of our country The Gazette favors tho Forco Bill In the Common Pleas Court last Co week the caso of II F Eaibry Louifcville against tho Newmarket of Distillery Co praying for damages to the amount of 12000 was disposed of by the jury returning a verdict of 6760 against tho Newmarket Co The caso will be repealed Tho Now Co had contracted with Embry Co to furnish them daily slop from GOO bushels of grain which was to bo fed to cattle which contract was com- ¬ plied with by tho Newmarket Co January 15 1891 6lop was shut off on account of tho failure of Embry Co to make payment for samo for the month of December 1891 as contract required Ilonco the suit Embry Co were represented by Hon John Rodman of Fraukfort and White Brooks and tho Nowmarket Co was represented by Judgo George C Drane of Frankfort Judge II Buford Lexington and Tyler Apperson The Republican party has taken charge of tho non political cam ¬ paign of Judgo Holt and tho first we sco of it is found in tho last issue of tho Echo published at London Ky This paper under tho mask of a list of questions makes a cowardly attack upon Judgo J II Ilazelrigg The Echo wo aro glad to nolo has tho graco to apougizo for tho manner of attack Wo have looked upon It as too decent a sheet to lend itself to such a cowardly piece of business and has ¬ ten to give it tho credit for in some degree apologizing for obeying audi behests from anyone be ho whom ho may Wo are advishod whero the matter camo from We vory much prefer tp deal only with tho political record of Judgo Holt but if tho Judgo and his friends want another kind of warfare wo servo notice on thorn now and hero wo will not shrink from it nor will wo go a hundred miles away to publish jt Hi3is39ig Prize A miiioi West I Vif jer Valuable Prize Will Be Given For Every Correct Answer ii 4 i 1 I Nothing Is mora Interesting and entcrtniiitno- in dm 11- than a bright Irizo Competition which will bring Intouctivo uso tho abilities of ompctitors when it is known tUqt such competition Is can led out by tho originn lors in a perfectly fair and lmnnrnhin mninn As a means of advertisinir our brand of E nniirtTiw s i into homes where it is noi now used we offnr tlm fniimvinn u- ii i awarded to successful contestants without anv iiirtInlltvioin aw i- i or locality PRIZES To the person sending tho flrst W fniin-i-iin- correct answer to tho m uven their choice between ii iirat oiiicu iri j m w UBraww aml b lUdollars In cash the second correct answer will bo nnid two lmmlmri inline i or the third correct answer will bo paid one hundred dollars in cash uu lourm correct answtv will bo paid llfty dollars In cash itho person soiidliii tlm pnnwt i Iiolco between a IhstolnKa um iirit o jiMiuvi tllllJU UUll 1 iii - 1 ij 1 n 7 -- juiw em vr 110SMT1 sets milt liteuiiniung correct answer r Vnluablo 1rIzGsMinh iumlivniunni iij hCS 6llm bUcult J1J0 1VC1 bCt Silver com rot sliver enko stand knives etc- - etc will bo awarded to ever - Ivm uiiuti glasses silver VCff- - 1 PROBLEM A at the bottom of a well ten feet deep climbs up a foot oven day and slides bl n mif foot 0VC1 ni ht liowmanyldays will it tako him to reach tho top of tll ell 1 CONDITIONS Mvfliiinni I 1 Lot tho Republicans como out and make any charge they may havo against Judgo Ilazelrigg openly and abovo board None of this Mountain Echo business If they want a campersonalities they can get it paign of Judgo Iloh voted for tho negro Asbury against a white man James Cecil This wo have urged against him and shall continue to do so We havo no desire to air any matters of a privato naturo that parties aro ready to urge against Judge Holt Hands off gon tlemon or you may find you arc play ¬ ing with dynamite ¬ cakes for tho skin and CVCr contains none of those poisonous I18 CmSC th0 Bkln t0 1ccoo S mid parched 11 u Vnl noiu mi- - inn frtiinr niiwnM mmi UilUIt It positively v iuitt jitiaurjr removes r w a viiincn in uitou 111 run c uK i in in iHj universal y ncknowl- iin ii iv thl mV CI1co r nil toilet JT1 U th0 80ai imv 11 m nt iV C yl Mlrt of tho Uul tol States- - Answers nVU a milled at x 11692 as tho prize BM equitably U 1e ftmI lere09 cau ontor nt w wltl inl omMrtnMtl 0tth0 ICWll rtac e nomber that eve J conect aiisii cvii bo nwardod a vnlunblo prize I coZevhVn Z rait 1 t Ito t Z 11 i Whlchi8lI0lnucstnndIncat V Hlcian9ero0 Mar for one dozen 111 1 i 1 11 r- w8 ay - ay dlK JR iter of cxtcndln - United Slates Ilemlt by u BeBlstcrodLoitcVd -- v o u lugiuuiau inan- ui uieir liixijuuito Toilet Soap to the people of tho asti xoto Kpi 03s Jlonoy d i Onlcr your mwwor at onco Lcent - V S Stral3 p t IB 7 4t aislte Toilet nfg- oo 170 ougo Sti cot 33ftSKf Toronto Canada oft kSu-L-rf-iJ- ij nei x rf - - v - J nc HT STEKLIN THE ADVOCATE SECOND DAY Tho company boing so fast Bon Tiepcl only cutorcd iu thrco ovcutS viz Chenault Event 2 Green Clay Ai LOCATE TUESDAY OCTOBEK WHENEVER VOU WISH To make an Investment in a Building and Loan fc 4 1S92 be pure to take stock in the Association Put 30 10 added ontranco 2 12 I Sanford 10 Elliott 10 Du of the Bray 8 Jako Gay of Pino Grove 12 How Covingtons Winner Young 10 Hiokes 10 Bon Tiopel Championship Diamond Badgo winner of tho worlds championship Badgo io 8G 4 Crutchor 9 Rublo 7 New Orleans in 1886 Got Left Bon whore aro you this timo with Looking For Soft Snaps an amateur winning first monoy and you tho winner of tho worlds cham ¬ to Bit Sterlings Blue pionship in 80 in thosottp breaking 4 Be Comes singles It Bccau6o it is tho onlv Association that irivoa von n ilnflnlfn rnnrnf n causo it is tho only Association that purtlfohcs aud proves by actual calcula- ¬ tion that its stock matures in 7 years Hccauso you will not be disappointed when you wish to borrow Because it charter docs not allow tho Associa- ¬ tion to buy sell or lease property or upcoulato iu real estate Because tho best business men and financiers of this Statu approvo tho plan of tho COLUMBIA Bccauso it pays 8 per cent semi annually Coupons attach investors should call on our agents f Of Louisville Ky V Hgggggggsgg THE EARLY BIRD CATCHES THE Rock Tournament and is Met by Company Entirely Fast For Him too n Ben Tcipcl ho Covington ltickcr and manager of tho Shooting Park who operates principally on Sunday is sore over his losing at our Tourna- ¬ ment Saturdays Covington Common- ¬ wealth has almost a column dovotcd to scoring our Tournament Among Among others other things it says wjio throw up their hands and con- ¬ fessed that ho was a blooming sucker for being so easily ensnared is Bon Tcipol of this city winner of tho Championship Diamond worlds Badge at New Orleans in 80 In 86 Ben Teipel was considered a fino shot Maud S at that timo was also tho quo on of tho turf but both arc in tho background now Ben Teipel camo up from Coving- ¬ ton expecting to catch suckers and instead ot shooting against local Montgomery county allots ho run into compauy entirely to fastAfor him and he kicks like a steer Such shots us Iloikcs Elliott Young Sanford Gay Ruble Stephens and several other crack shots who met at our Tourna- ment were entirely too fast for Ben Tcipol Bons character is well enough known in this section of the country as his operating a shooting tournament on Sunday is a good in- ¬ dex IIo is simply a kicker and nothing more Below wo givo a list of tho shoots ho took part in which will explain why ho came out behind VIKST DAY W HARRIS President W W THOMPSON Sec Ticas W A DeIIAVEN Counsel r WILLIAM OCONNELL No 4 Entranco 2 sweep ¬ Extra i DR C DUEItSON J M VANARSDELL Agent Young 8 Elliott stakes 15 singles On account Of my inability to travel I rcupcctfullv ask mv friends to call 15 Ben Tiopel 10 DuBray 14 at my oftlco iu the Tylcr Aporsou block and allow mo to explain tho ad ¬ Ben Tiopel got 10 out of 15 Good vantages of tho Columbia I M VANARdDELL aug 23 lv score old boy You should practice moro on Sunday so you wouldnt have to suck tho hind teat Event 3 Daisy Saloon Purse 5 added entranco 2 10 Bluo Rocks Ben Tiopel 12 out of 16 and singles was among tho iivc who got left Uan anyone fail to seo why tho great Tiepel from Covington failed to como out even and left It was cer- ¬ tainly no fault of tho managers of the Tournament that Tiepel couldnt shoot well cnoujjh for tho crowd Ho pos- ¬ sibly woikcd so haul to get in with some boys at tho amateur traps who never shot a gun that ho couldnt shoot and it was these boys that AND A LINE OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLE wrfutcd him to shoot with one hand MENTS and if ho is any shot ho could have beaten them Ben Tiepcl was in at- ¬ tendance at our Tournament two days and he looked very much sur ¬ prised when ho camo at 9 a m on tho first day to find so many crack shots in attendance It was not the Tour ¬ New Southland Pioneer Cane Mills Cooks Evaporators and nament or tho way it was managed Pans Cider Mills Saw Mill Supplies and Belting or the dinner ho got that made him out of 12 C LOCAL BOARD FOEI SES332 3S2SS33 QUEENSWARE TINWARE WOODENWARE IpLL ar Jr S323S2 H2J ML fiolieU Fisli Bros5 Was- cms - And cntcrpriso catche3 tho trade while the prices we aro prepared to otter iu order to make room for fall goods will cause you to catch your breath in astoiii hmcut Dont fail to call and seo our goods and you will bo -- convinced o Hn f A y Event 120 singles i100 purse entrance Iliukcs 1 Elliott 17 Sanford 19 Young 15 Stephens 13 Jako Gay amateur from Pino Grove 1G West 9 Ben Tiopel winner of DiainondBadgo in SG 1G Crutchor 15 Churph 17 ONeil 13 Brown 12 Rublo 18 William 11 Shorty Bacon 17 Church 11 Evans 8 Dr Howe amateur from Nicholas county 18 Bon Tiopel tied with Jake Gay a boy of twenty years from Pino Grove Ivy and Young ot Spriugucld Ohio for fourth money which amounted to 50 per cent of tho entrance money after 15ih on try which amounted to 750 Extra No 1 5 singles entrance 1 3 money Third money amounted to 270 and Ben Tiopel got 3 out of 5 birds tieing with six men for third 6 money Extra No gles 2 5 entrances 20 mu Loulsvlilo Tobacco Market Furnish ed by GIovor Durrett Loulsvlilo Tobacco Warehouse oflerings on our market this The wool have been considerably lighter J W Willi am with prices fully maintained on all Managors of Tournament grades Thcweathcr conditions have been highly favorable of lato for the The Loxlngton Trots bORln tomor glowing crop and material pi ogress row ¬ sore Ben Tiepcl expected to come hero and find a cinch as ho thought ho would be the only good shot iu it Wo ate dinner at the dining hall on tho grounds and woro very well pleased but thoro were no liquors allowed sold on the grounds and Ben Tiepel couldnt got upjiis appetite In conclusion will- say that the articlo sounds very much like wind from Bon Tiepel in order to makotho world think nobody can have a Tournament but Tiepcl at Covington Our programme told plainly how each nurse was to bo filled and dis posed of and ho should have gotten some one to read it to him bcfoio he came mid ho should have known that being ran iu connection with a Pair that ho would have had to pay Tho managers have no entrance apology to oiler Mr Tiepel for any thing wo did Several of the clacks viz Hiokes Elliott Sandford Ruble and Gay showed they wcio woll pleased for they stayed until Satur day Wo will thank tho Common- ¬ wealth to copy this our side Very respectfully Thos D Toxks - M ITii 1XPTT LA LEADING HARDWARE MERCHANT K PHIPPS SUCCESSOR TO W S CALDWELL Wa SldrT-Jlm- - SfceSl3fe3is Jl zzeM The John Hauk Brewing Cos Lager Beer Muenchener Pilsener Golden Eagle and Export Bottle Beer Aic tho most poifect piodnctt nt tlio nit of boer ninkin lv common consent Im thennou Highly icccoramcml 1iuo of Malt nnil Hojn mid tho foimer in nriably luecilbo It for tho purpo-e-o- f litilldiii up Uioken Down Constitutions such as especially iiofcinmil men nm often becUwtb isniomcily uiiMii paired It batj been our aim to iiiamifactuio tboerv- - jitticlo niii thoiebyieice tiro public of tlo iti oor the multifold offaicd Fncillitl tonics which at best tunc no beucllcinl results if thoy do no positive luim Wu Iucadmirablj succeeded lnxif of which is tho mm crsal use of our Throughout tho United States olAincnca It is tho jnuest malt and hop extinct nianufactuud w itli tho utmost crro and Is the only remedy for coin accents to sain tiongthnnd italitj Ask PHYSICIANS AND MEDICAL JOURNALS ctitct inveilicj Bottled T2 Ivr G Beer H Put a few handfuls of oatmeal into a pail till up with cold water add tho juice of a lemon and a little sugar and the result is a drink that any man will be grateful for on a hot day jour riijsician Oct The John Hauk Brewing Co W Cincinnati Ohia C Chesapeake and Ohio cnatfniniiHiwiiiuiii iHtnwnm JACK STEWART TRIMBLE McKEE RAILWAY New York AUCTIONEER IEXIXGTOX Ky Ky ilm cam ol Cliuciulun Hotel Lexington 18 lUcnie Vi oiniit attention Klen to all onles entrusted to JLMumauis nt thUoltlcc or adiUo lr Philadelphia II ClavMcKlc HnXrY WATiON WHAT A BEAUTIFUL X Washington Aud all Eastern Cities MlvEE yi ATSOX r Ik h l k U Illokos IS Clay Bourbon 18 Young 19 Ben Tiepcl 17 Sanford 19 Gaines 19 Ben Tiopel got third money In this company oven with Clay an amateur 01 Bourbon in the race Extra No 3 10 singles entrance 200 Tiopel got 9 out of 10 tieing for second monoy with Uiokc Jake Gay Young Itublo and Clay Evon Jake Gay and Clay tied with tho six of them di ¬ champion world vided secohd monoy Extra No 4 13 singles 2 sweep- ¬ stakes Elliott 14 Jliekcs 15 Ben Tiepcl 14 Sanford 15 Bu Bray 12 Young 13 ONeil 10 Ben Tiepcl could not reach first monoy and tied with Elliott for third r a- 1 u money Event 2 National rrotel pure 10 2 10 singles added entrance Elliott 8 lliekcs 10 Gay 5 JJcn Tic pel 5 Sanford 7 Young G West 3 ONoil 5 Brown 2 Clay 7 Shorty C Shiuklo 3 Howo 5 Bublo 7 Crutchor 4 William G Ben Tiopel hroko 5 out of 10 and was not lit it for any monoy Event 3 Isola Puree 10 added eiitranco 2 swcopMakc9 12 singles Ben Tiopel got 9out of 12 tieing with five for third monoy Event 4 W W Heed Pnrso 10 added entraco 2 sweowstakos 15 Bcu Ticpol succeeded by ac ¬ singles cident in getting 13 and tieing with Jliokes Kublo and Shorty Bacon for first money Event 2 Lailin Rand Puro pow 1 entrance 10 singles dor Ben got JO tieing with Elliott Ru- Tiopel I bio and Jake Gay for first monoy Common colory lugo - - - frSto l5 Medium to good colory lugs 12 to 10 Common to medium leaf - 9 to 14 A negro boy named Georgo Owens Medium to good leaf - - i14 to 17 Good to Jlnc leaf 17 to 25 was fined 150 at Maysville Tuesday Select wrappery tobacco- - 25 to 32 for scenting up tho postofilce lobbj Y M C A Notes by smoking a cigarette It would At next Sundays meeting our not he out of place for the officers of this city to givo a lot of coons and brother E E Uomar will give an in ¬ sonio white boys aud young men of teresting talk to men when it is hoped whom better things might bo expect a largo number will bo iu attendance ed a little of their attention not only Subject will bo given out in later around tho lobby of tho postofilce but papers But all know his subject will bo something good wo feel almost ashamed to say it Come Friends whether members or not lobbies of our churches as well tho Boys dont let your thoughtlessness using tho reading tablo will please lead you into doing no ungontlcmanly remember tha tono of the rules read a thing Tho cigarottois bad enough no periodical to bo takon from tho on thestrcot But whero tho ordor reading room and act wisely Some is forced upon tho senses ot ladies it nftlio most valuable magazines have is simply abominable taken wings and departed llcmcm hor others and tako no paper or mag Mary Androws aged G while play ¬ azino away and return thoso which ing about tho Post olllco at Darby went away with you such as Century Pa seized an onvulop containing Scribnor etc It is not tho desii o of checks for 3000 and distributed tho Board to mako such things public them among her playmatos Detec ¬ but they feel that it is thoir duty to tives traced tho documents and recov ¬ protect tho interest of tho ered most of them As tho child was and thoy expect prompt attention too young to rcalizo what sho had to thd abovo done of course no legal proceeding Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla wore begun against her Sji Among tho world famous horses to be present aro Nancy Hanks and Su- nol queen and ex queen of tho turf Arion tho champion Kentucky Union and Bellfiower the great thrco ycarold winners Monbars 2 1V Martha Wilkes 2 0S Mascotte 201 Hal Pointer 203 J Flying Jib 205J Littlo Albert 210 Lobasco 210Jaud all tho others Tho railroads running into Lexington have acceded to tho Associations earnest request will run low rato excursion to this great meeting which makes a large and enthusiastic all tendance certain two-year-old has been made this1 week in the way of housing tobacco Tho following quotations fairlv represent our market tor burloy tobacco crop of lSJl Sales on our market for tho week just closed amount to 2 14S hhds with receipts for tho same period of 1121 hhds sales on our market siiiuo Jnny 1st amount to 12935 i hhds Sales of tho crop of 1891 on our market to this date 112533 hhds Common colory trash - 01 to Medium to good colory trash tfijto Common lugs not colory f7io --- 0 Real Estate and Bond Bro- ¬ kers Insurance and Loan Agents Houses lots farms Shot test Lino between Louisville for sale or rent ill sell a Lexington and Eastern Points house and loan half the money to pay for it Investments made in stocks paying 12 per Time Card in Effect Sept 1492 cent per annum Corner of Court and Broadway streets EAST BOUND t Sterling K Jit steilinj AcvDiiiiuixIition Xo iVt M ill No 2ii -- Oh that is the very thing I want Does the inscription go here Yes mam right there It this is not large enough we can give you any size or design to suit your taste in Veatilmleil Kxproo i o 24 Jloielieail Accoiiiinolitlon No Ss TJ 7i0i S10a 1 a in m p in in JSS51B0K iff s Cotton Eoot VEST BOUOD ItliigloiiAecoiiiiiiKlattoii Mil o i or stone old llij ticiiii Sueecssfullj IoiniMm Accoininodmon need inontldy liy tlioiianda 113 j in of Ladles Is tlie onh iici Vestiliiiied osNo 23 Stos m fectly ifu aril i ehalile niedieiiio iliscoei ed llowiieof uniuincipled duisists w bonder in fetiid medicines in jilaco of tli to oukh Solid etilnilcd tinins lti Ulnin cans No Cotiiin UuotComiiii Ntnkoiio Ask or inclose 1 and tleeuls in liiu transfei In jetteiind wo ealed by letum mall Full HMled l I ftlooneis firmi i nvinirtm wltlmut v aitlciilU s mplain uncluic to ImI1csouU ttvo cliaiiKi tamiw Addierts No 25 UiiUtlllciiiCMiXn31 o27 llxiuiii iJ a in wr COMPOUND A ucent iIieocr l an Kii j i intae C U It VAN so furnish all kinds of IIWrilMKH tjen Pass Agent i Ast ien cemetery fixtures and do all kinds of stone work We pay no big commissions to agents iisiiiiiKum D U OSCAlt Mtliin Ti illlc Manager Asent CinelnnatlO- lis - Llnwl it Ajrru bcix d in Mt t No H Fisbcr JlIocW letuit5Iicli Steilinj by Kcmieil Tiro AV 11loj U T U Julian and druggist Pond LllvCO Woods Phosphodine THE OKKAT KSOLiaU ltKMEDV buy If you buy from us you can Having determined to discontinuo tho liquor business wo will from and save money and get what you after Jlonday Sept 5 1892 sell our cntiro stoek of puro Kentucky whisky lmniptiv anil nennaii It Mi Mb Mt Sterling and apple brandy at cost for cash only ADAM BAUM SON Granite Co I m potency and all elites of Abuse ov KxciiSgeii llcon prescribed oer 3 years in thousands o nfltnu la flin itli ITnlin Before and After bio and Honest Mcdlsot lnnvn Art droggUt forWoodV riionpliodinq if bo oners souio voitblcss nicdicino In plaeo tbls leave biii dishonest store Inclose ni Ice lit ittctKKit woMillMnd by ivtiuii mull Vrlcc onoiiacknpellsiTS One will jilente sv ylll cuiv lampblct in lnin scaled ciiTclopu txso fltiuuiH Ky sv 0 3m i Itrt -- Sold in Mt u W S l AudiCa StMltng by Kennedy 1 ixw loyd Tailtont lulinn wt y t i r fr tW5- WJJWBKMB mw t at mmfm m9mpww9n r- ryySSL t r gj j LI Wl ii MT STEBLING AB VOOATKE Ttf ESDAY OCTOBER 1892 waMgTwww Blri EM if m sr i K t f 111 y VA siEFf ST- L 11 K - ft tl tnF4 V jbkit Buz J anr IBii j J Iff W T 5L K m In 9s W A Season of Cataclysms isra ama BMJPflMftrtfla and to point out a the project to yorarBHWt approval ad fair Held where prosperous and diversified endorsement Our countrymen not eely expect trass American enterprise maty grow and thriva Tho summer of 1892 apparently in In the wholesome atmosphere of American those who represent them in nubile nlae are sympathy with tho immoiiso and tor i a sedulous care for the things which industry ingenuity and lntolllcrence The Jerks His Letter of Acceptance Given Tariff a totnelr rifllc disturbances observed in tho BLUE GRASS ROUTE reform Is still our nurmm M Tho most remarkable manifestatiou to the Public Though wo oDDoee the theorr that tariff material interest out they also fully ap- laws may be passed having for tho object Pclatethe value of cultivating our na suna photosphere will bo noted for of tho great religious movemont tlonal pride and maintain ngour national thoKrantinirofdiscrlminatinit Shortest and Quickest Routt which swept over this country just THE ENTIRE LETTER COMPLETE governmental aid to private nnd unfair honor Both their material interests and Its grand volcanic eruptions mag- ¬ ventures wo netic tempests tornadoco earthquakes beforo tho war of 1812 was tho phys ¬ wage no exterminating war acainst any their national pride and honor aro involved FKOM exposiof the ical and nervous disorder known as Mr Clevelnnd Treats on tho Tariff Ques- ¬ American interests We bollovo a read in the successwill not Columbian to con- auroras torrential rainfalls cloud- ¬ bo Inclined bo accomplished in accord tion and they justment can hot waves tho tho jorks Tho jerks took their tion toney Civil Service Reform Pen- ¬ ance with the principles we profess with done any neglect of effort on the part of bursts cold waves thoir government to insuroin tho grandeur lato opedemic of sunstrokes aml per ¬ sions Emigration tho Worms Fair out disaster or demolition Wo bolievo name from the fact that tho wholo of this ovent a fitting exhibit of Amdrican ndvnntages of freer body was affected and that in a sin ¬ and Number of Other Subjects of Loss that thobo accorded to our raw material growth and greatness and n splendid haps other seemingly extravagant ex- ¬ TO ALL POINTS should manufacturers Importance hibitions of natural forces Tho arms and legs gular fashion and wo contcmplato fair and careful dis- demonstration of American patriotism In an imperfect and incomplete letter I Up to tho 15th of July cool uncanny New York Sept 27 Letter of tribution of necessary tariff burdens would bo thrown about apparently Qrover Cleveland accepting tho nomi- rather than tho prcolpltatlon of free trade have thus endeavored to stats somo of tho and rainy weather had prevailed for by a forco boyotid control of tho in- We anticipate with calmness tho mis things which accord with the views and llvo nation as tho Democratic candidate for of tho months over tho intoriorot Amer- ¬ representation of our motives and pur intentionslifelong party to which 1 havo dividual sometimes tho head would president of tho United States Through daily train service between allegiance My attempt ica and most of tho Old poses Instigated by a solnshness which given my World this bo thrown backward and forward To Hon William L Wilson and Others seeks to hold has not been to instruct my countrymon Cincinnati and Middlesborougu in unrelenting grasp its un notn that long spoil of abnormal temperature and points on L with groat apparent violence while Committee eto fair advantage undor present tariff lnws nor my party nui to reminu the princi- ¬ N 11 11 Democratic doctrlno lies near Gentlemkj In entire formal notification responding to jour We will rely upon tho Intelligent of our ples of our government and tends to pro- ending wilh a grand cyclono ou tho occasionally tho muscle oftlio of my nomination to follow countrymon to rojoot tho chargo sun to which tho earth almost imme- ¬ body would bo affected and tho indi- ¬ tho presidency by tho national Democracy that a party comprising a majority of our mote the peoples good I am willing to Schcdulo in Effect Nor 15 bo accused of addressing my countrymon diately responded by powerful mag ¬ I may be permitted to loi vidual would fall upon tho ground and I hope that continued reflectionsay nt the pooplo is plnnnlngthe destruction or Injury upon trito topics nnd In homely fashion and ob-¬ of Americnn Interests and we know thoy outset netic storms and quito brilliant auro- ¬ ilouuco liko a fish servation have confined mo in my adher cannot be frightened by the spectre of im- for I believe that important truths are found on the surface of thought and that ras casting their weird light over the SouthUouiid I havo The disorder was epidemic fre ¬ enco to tbo opinions which declared hereto- ¬ possible freo trade Pay touchExpress Fast Lino Aoem fore plainly and publicly The administration nnd management of thoy should bo stated in direct and simplo northern parts of this continent at Bnlly quently affecting greatuumbors at a ing the questions involved in tho canvass onr government depend on popular will terms Though much is left unwritten least Kx Sim KxSifn and far out to tho eastward over my record as a publlo servant leaves no This is a time above all others when Federal power is the Instrument of that time and attacked alike tho irreli excuso for misunderstanding my bolief tho bosom of tho Atlantic 8 10 a ra Almost Tvo Cincinnati theso questions should bo considered in tho 8 00 pm 2 58pm vo Covington 8 lSftm gious and tho pious those who believed light afforded by a sober apprehension of win noc its master Therefore tho at and position on tho questions which aro S 08pm 3 OSpm il 0 10pm 4 HCpni case tho principles upon which our government tempts of tho opponents of Democracy to now presented to tho voters of tho land for simultaneously tho towering cono of uToruiiiiimiil A in it and those who did not lnterforo with and control the suffrago of 50pm Mt Etna began to labor and blaze Arrluria their decision 1118 am 10 Sipm i 8pm UlOptn i3 on record as occurring in Tcuncs- - is based and a clear understanding of the the state through fedoral agencies devel- ¬ Arr Lexlnyton ia u Callod for the third timo to represent tho forth enormous masses of incandes to the poople tor whoso ops a design which no explanation can n uupm relation It bears uepnt Ive laili crr 1lni n olnVO OWllGI a MUI1 Of benefit it was created Wo shall thus bo mitlgnto ii party of my choice Itf a contest for the 0 15pm to rovorse the fundamental and supremacy of Democratic principles my cent rock hurling thorn many hun Arcwinohetcruioain EOptU by which the valuo of safe relations botween tho pooplo and their great wealth and prominence and supplied with a - 20im 7 opm grateful appreciation of its confidence lesa dreds of feet above its summit After Air Iticlimoud 1 85 p w maintenany proposition relating to 7 55pm irreligious called his slaves together ance and administration of the govern- government Such an attempt can not than over effaces tho solemn sense of my theso Ive Kichmoml l 35 pm our fall to bo regarded by thoughtful men as unusual displays in Iho heavens LvoJlcrcn 5 05 pm one Sunday morning when a camp ment can be ascertained and by which tho proofs of a bold determination to secure tho responsibility Arr I Ylngston 8 osiiin tho convention you rep above and from the bowels of the Lve Livingston If tho action ovory political ques3 15 pm mccting was in progress near by and justice and honesty of doctrint 3 or theories ascendency of a discredited party in reck resent shall be of endorsed by the suffrages of earth tho world might be well pre ¬ tion can be judged If less disregard of a freo expression of the AVrGorbin 4 Winn deliberate iuteution of aro presented which do not satisfy this popular will To resist Huch a scheme Is my countrymen I will assume the duties aunoiincodjhis Ivo 5 00 p in pared to hear of tho volcanic eruption Lve Corbin ¬ of tho great office for I JlarloiirviloB tl p ra horse whipping anyoue of their num test loyal Americanism must pronounco an Impulse of Democracy At all time3 nominated knowing which Its havo been labors and of un island in tho Malay Archipelago ITO linevllle full well 0 41 u m them false and mischievous and In nil places wo trust the people As Jve ber who took tho jerks Tho protection in the exclusive use and against a disposition to forco the way to perplexities and with humble roliauco as a disastrous explosion rivalling that An- ilirnilebonnijfli 7 35 p m Cumberln GapT 65 p in ho said enjoyment of their property and earnings imagination It is all federal power wo presents to them upon tho Divine Being infinite in power of 1883 in tho ¬ to aid and constant in a watchful care over Java Sea not to dwell jjvo constitutes and Ill whip auy of you that takes coacededlymission of our tho especial pur as onr claim to their confidence nnd sup- our favored nation Yours very truly 4 0 nm uoruin freo government port a steady championship pose and upon tho vast and voluminous wave of their his life GKOVKH CLEVELAm it within an inch of Arr JelHco This design is so interwoven with tho rights e 20 pm of torrid heat which for nearly ten Giut Gables Sept 20 isoa Tho pcoplo are entitled to Bound nnd He went to tho campmccung mm fitructure of our plan of rule that failure 1 B0 d m days swept northward and northeast live Itichtnond to protect tho citizens in such uso and en honest money WOULD BE COWBOY ARRESTED lve Lancaster 4 45 n m whilo conversing with a friend in the joyment or their unjustifiable diminution volume to supplyabundantly sufficient in thoir business needs But ward over tho whole of tho American Arr Stanford 5 20 pm outskirts of thogrouud was told that by tho government itsalf is a betrayal of whatever may be tho form of the pooples Second Chapter of a Shooting Affray at continent below the sixtieth parallolan North Ilouud tho peoples trust Ilrazll Indiana the jerks currency nntional or state whether gold No 3 No 4 one of his negroes had Notl Wo have however undertaken to build silver or paper It should bo so regulated Daily the residual snows of winter ou the Daily Brazil Ind Sopt S7 Sovoral Expreca Seizing his horsowhip ho hastened a great nation upon n plan especially our and guarded by governmental action or by ago Thomas Creighton would weeks Ex Sun be cow chilly shores of Hudson Bay itself n JAOSUlllflilll own and to maintain 00 am toward tho spot and when half way through To agoncy tho Itmeans for furnish¬ wise and careful laws that no one can be hoy entered Pat Havelya saloon with a Ivo Iincastcrl tho ac- deluded as to tho certainty and stability its 7 50 am It is truo scienco has not deter ¬ Arr lliclnuond ggTho largo revolver in each hand Ho ordered was himself seized by the jerks 10 15 am complishment of national objects tho of its valuo EJvery dollar put into tho mined what connection seismic and a Ivo Jelllco only relief obtainable from tho attack American people are willing through hand of tho pooplo should bo of tho samo every ono to throw up their hands at a 8 05 am a iv w tiviv hold federal taxation to surrender a part of iutrlnaic value or purchasing power With the samo time discharging both weapons meteorological disturbances ou the AiTCoruiu 8 45 am was to seize a sapling tree and in quick succession into tho crowd on rth have with tho violent 0 85 am f their earnings and income this condition absolutely guaranteed both eruptive both hands till tho fit had Tariff legislation prosentg a familial gold and silver can bo safely utilized upon Haverly nnd Tom Cassidy drew thoir on with Ivo CiimlM Gap 33 am revolvers nnd began firing at Creighton action ou tho sun Dut there is much lve aiiddlesborouirh 6 5S am CM passed away The jerks usually left form of federal taxation Such legislation equal terms in tho adjustment of our cur-¬ Cassidys hat was shot from his head and Lvo Iinoville reason now to concludo that such a Lto 7 47 am results as surely In a tax upon tho daily rency Barbrrillo he received a slight flesh wound Several 8 85 am their victim much prostrated and in life of our people as tho tribute paid diCorbin In dealing with this subject no selfish connection really exists 9 25 am Since Vir- ¬ Arr Corbin Lto one instance death ensued rectly into the hands of tho tnxgathcrer echemo should bo allowed to Intervene and of the spectators rocoivod injuries Tho more than 0 85 am Wo feol tho burden of theso tariff taxes too no doubtful experiment should bo at- handsome mirror back of tho bar was gil wroto how tho seasons change Lve London 10 11 am in ArrLivinjreton during an attack from a dislocation palpably to be persuaded by any sophistry broken while tho glassware was shat-11 05 am tempted Tho wanta of our people arising with solar spois and how the spot the violence of tho con- ¬ that they do not exist or nro paid by for- from tho deficiency or imporfect distribu- toreu produced by Lvo LlTinjfgtOB 11 15 nm Suddenly Creighton fell which sympathetically veiled tho sun Lvo Iicre1 12 JO nn The jerks lasted from 1S10 eigners Sucli taxes representing a dimi- tion of money circulation oigbt to bo out tho back door It shriokod and that vulsions Aw Itichtnond was thought 12 41 pm nution of tho property rights of the people fully and honestly recognized nnd efficiently whon Cajsar died made Etna from Lvo Jtielnnond 8 05 am 12 41 pm Tho police until about 1817 or 1819 and then aro only justifiable when laid and collected remedied It should however be constant ho was fatally injured Arr Winchester 0 15 am 1 35 pm disappeared though in re- ¬ for tho purpose of maintaining our govern- ly remembered that thovInconvonienco or searcnoo ror vjroignron but only a pool its rent furnaces to boil over with Lvo Winchester 7 10 am 1 55 pm gradually An7 45 am furninhing the means for tho loss that might nriso from snch n situation of blood was found He was spirited rage in tho land of tho Cyclops and Lvo Paris ment and 2 27 lm Lcxluitiii away by his friends and it was thought 7 00 am mote country districts an occasional accomplishment of its legitimate purpose 2 00 pm 8 45 pm 2 37 pm 4 25 pm St and functions This Is taxation under tho can bo much oasier borno than tho univer- that ho was sent to Chicago Testoruay tho Alps to tremblo with earth LTCTOthf-r- occurs IS instance though rarely sal distress that must follow a decrease in he returned to this city and was arrosfc quakes philosophers s 07 pm 4 48 pm have believed Lve Kilmoiith1 9 23 am operation of n tariff for revenue It ac the currency 4 01 pm 5 30 pip Louis Globo Domocrat od and locked up charged with shoot- ¬ 5 35 pm cords with tho professions of American 8 87picv Public officers aro tbo agents of the peo ing to kill Creignton received several that unusual pulsations of solar en ¬ Arr Cincinnati 10 65 am 5 45 pm 0 45 pm Making free institutions and its justico and hon- ple It is therefore their duty to eoeure for Barrel ergy are in some form transmitted to wounds during the shooting esty answer the tost supplied by a correct whom thoy represent Tow people says Chambers Jour- ¬ appreciation of the principles upon which those efficient performance of tho best and our globe If a crowning proof is AN ITALIANS REVENGE most public work MAYSVILLE nal though all aro familiar with the theso institutions rest This plainly can bo best accomplished by An Innocent Slun Shot Down for tho Acts needed that this inference of the ages legislation mani- regarding ascertained fitness in the seleo This theory of have probably been at pains festly enjoins strict tariff barrel is correct it is supplied in tho great economy in publlo ex- Won of government employes Theso con- of Auilther to consider the skill and ingenuity penditures and their limitation to legiti- sldcrntlons alone aro sufficient justiflcntlen Alton N H Sept 27 Snndny magnetic storms and auroras of labt Xorth Bound uses inasmuch as it which have succeeded in bringing to mate public extortion any exaction exhibits for nn honest adherence to the letter and afternoon a man named Harriman as February and tho similar phenomena aim KxSiit by way as absolute civil service Lve CiiiAtiiiinii There are T an invention as scientific as of taxation from tho substanco of the peo- spirit of other featuresroform plan which saulted ono of a gnng of Italians work- ¬ of tho July just ended perfection 2 55 inn live Covinvifiii however of this ing on tho water works In tho evening 3 ICpfl tho world over and ple beyond ibo necessities of a careful arid abundantly commend it Through Its op- - about 0 oolock somo of tho Italians met beneficial all a m 3 20 pui During the past spring M Trouvc proper administration of government 5 a in oration worthior merit in every station and several yonng men of the town 13 pm AIT MIIIutHblll ir probably fewer still aro conversant 0 as pw Oppoaed to this theory the dogma is now oonduiou of Americnn life Is recognized in Italian name unknown drew and ono Iot tho French astronomer reported a revolver 7 00 pm time which boldly presented that tariff taxation is tho distribution of public employment 1 with tho brain powernd and fired twico Into tho party Ono ball somo extraordinary prominbuccs on Arr JolmW 7 54 pm AiTMayHviiie purpose nud for 10 10 a nt S 3d pus havo been expended in attempts to Justifiable therebythe express especial inter while its application tends to rniso the took effect in the body of B L Per tho sun One of these was described promoting intent of of political activity from spoils standard produce machinery for manufactur- ¬ oats and enterprises Such a proposition is hunting and unthinking party affiliation kins aged twenty four inflicting a us a vast arched like prominence on wound from which he died No 9 No 11 were in use as far so clearly contrary to tho spirit of our con- to tho adYooaoy of party principles by South Bound ing them Barrels Tho shnnty occupied by tho Italian tho suns limb extending through Daily Daily so directly enconrages tho reason and argument stitution and was surrounded all night by citizens ExSnn Pliny who says disturbance by selfishness and greed of pa Ex Sun back as tho time of The American pooplo are genorous and and was In the morning searched by twelve degrees so largo that twenty they were invented in the Alpine triotic sentiment that its statement would gruteful they have impressed these ohar officers but the murderer had escaped two globes tho size of our earth Lvo Maysvillo 5 SOam 1 50 pm Lve Johnson rudoly shock our peoplo If they had not ooteristics upon thoir government There He is doscribed as twenty eight years of valleys A cask is a double coniod 2 27 pm already been inslduously allured from the fo aU patriotic and just citizens must ago 5 ft 0 in in height weighs nbout might have simultaneously passed 3 20 pm ever Iiuvb eommeDa liberal consideration for our 100 pounds that is it has its greatest diameter on safe landmarks of principle 45 pm Indications of an enor- ¬ IZi AVv thas a black moustache and under it 7 40 a m 4 10 pm patriotic WOrthy votcraus soldiers and for tho fnm a scar on his face Tho solectmen have its bulgo and crosswise to form part honest desire for nntional growthregard 7 00 pm mous spot on tho sun wero observed for devotion to country and sincere dle1 thom No 0 37 pm of the circumference of tho cask those who toil been so betrayed to tho sup-- uies ot be madewho the amountoompirtnt offered 200 reward for his capture n 00 6 45 pm July 13 und later at the Kenwood Arr Cincmnati should of of publlo ex- ¬ port of a pernicious doctrine MOLTEN METAL EXPLOSION whilo the edges must receive tho thogo actually disnbled or money pald to Obsorvatory Michigan If such tre- 311 KNOTT plea that our infant in- In its act bevel to lit those on cither side dustriea behalf tho fostered did service un- - mndo Jepeudent by army service But our Ono Hans Byes Tltirnod Out and Five mendous signs CPATJIOnE should bo of solar activity mean pension roll should be a roll ofhonor un Trnfllo Jranacer 1 Rnnl Others Badly Uurnod their entire length Then tho staves til discredited by our stalwart growth contaminated by ill desert and un vitiated Ueneral fflnoTii iiiiVr v y HARRI3DURQ Sopt 27 Yesterday a anything for us they would seem to have to be chimed or beveled at the then followed tho exigencies of a torrlhle by demagogic use This is due to those whosa frightful nccidont favor tho theory that at poriods of ocourrod at Steolton war wBicnroaue our puopio ueeuieasoi no worthy names adorn tho roll and to all ends and furnished with a croze or opjwwiuiuea lor mie iur uuuiujiuorueii oXr people who delight to honor the brave throe miles from this city A largo ladlo increasing solar energy tho earths groove into which to lit tho head and by their willing and patriotlo payment of and the trlPt It Js also due to thosa ho in tho Pennsylvania steel works filled magnetic and weather conditions are and after a hooping completes the manufacture ol unprecedentedof tribute when now overbur-- in yenrs to como 8hotlId bo anowed t0 hear with molten metal oxplodod and the hot X exlngtoD toHifcTi3alljrcX- SulJaJ- peace long period our rovorcntly and lovingly tho story of Amerl mass was thrown over a numbor of sensibly aflectert- - N Y Herald N 1 Runs dully cask A now invention by n llr dened countrymen ask for relief and a the w workmen ntrintin nmi fnrfii Ono of tho livo highwaymen who Antonio Kronpis of Stcelton had his Onckcn is in lull operation at Mor restoration to a fuller enjoyment of their our pension rolL The preferences accorded are met by Germany for turning out incomes and earnings theyfor the Hakethe to veteran oltllor In nubile nmnlnvTiinnf eyes burned out and five other men wero entered luul robbed iho Stipes Co xnin in claim that tariff taxation of should bo secured to badly burned several of whom may dio Smauy 6etwccn Cincinnati In protection is an Americnn system tho without evasion and them honoxtly nnd Buildings were shaken nt Oberlin a bank at Itoslyn Wah casks from one piece of wood Sunday in ail when capable and of which is nouossttry in wl UlilO distant nnd hirCO llllltf LlnSS will broad daylight was captured Wed ¬ tho process tho stem of a trco is cut continuancehigh wages muy be paid to our wnrtliv Hnlr flillln tr flin lclrfil Arrive KriJl0m Le xIt0 100 order thnt their countrymen should dows were shattered in Steelton by tho nesday at tho corresponding to tin size workingmeu nnd a homo niarkot be pro- - and gmtltude of acknowledged village of Kent When clnna15sZthAccTmxllloninto lengths explosion The shock rosembled an bo ungrudgingly Cln our rnnn products rp alwmtb 7 5 earthquake disturbance Tho names of arrested ho did not resist but refused SaUy SundayVTVea of the cask These lengths are then viueu iorpretences should no longer deceive bJJO uvuliiu Ul 1liU llu AlIU 11UUIflUlU t XA o x These tho injured besides Kronpsis aro Henry to talk boiled for two or three hours in a Tho truth is that such a system is directly most individual liberty consistent with A Haas David Kingston William or give his name pence and good order is a cardinal princioloscd vessel whilo a currant of antagonized by ovory sentiment of justice ple of our government This gives no Shadow Thomas Dyba aud Charles electricity is passed through the and fairness of which Americans are pre- sanction to vexatious sumptunry laws Gaffney MWd1So5SilhllTOf f1 hm Cincinnati to eminently proud It is also truo tuat whilo Cumbcrlaiid im nnd nil In unnecessarily Naval KstlinnteK q n water The wood is therein hoftend our workiugmen and farmers can least Of which and eustoms ofinterfere withassuch I nfii habits our people are New Yotxk Sept 27 A so that it can bo cut in a machine all our people defend themselves against not offensive to a just moral sense nnd aro Herald from Washington special to Tho¬ says the anthe harilor homo life which such tariff tax- not inconsistent with good citizeutdilp and ifiSTW JlianTV nual estimates for tho navy for the fiscal rotating tho log in iho mmiio manner ation decrees tho workiugmau suffering nrsxis qriurT Li- nAi rT the publlo welfare Tho same principle re year 1804 have beon inado up and will bo as tho ordinary lathe into a sheet of from the importation and employment of quires that tho line between the subjects sent to the secretnry for transmission to Tho liiot pauper labor instigated by his professed which aro properly within governmental congress It is uudorstood that nbout ma any desired thickness m ill k m s is tTiT friends and seeking security for his inter- control and those which are more fittingly 10000000 has beon recommended for s if aro then passed through a grooving ests in organized co operation still waits left to parental regulation should bo carepayments on accouut Auoiiior ma ¬ for a divifclon of the advantages secured to fully kept in view An enforced education which will como duo of tho new navy machine and grooved between July 1 his employer under cover of a generous so- 1895 and Juno 00 1801 chine seizes tho sheet between tw licitude for his wages while tho farmer Is tMQTet No estimates t i i mado for new ¬ arnip and by means of knives cuts a learning that the prices of his products are mcat of wholo8ai0 parental authority nor aro to bo discue sed ships This is a mat- ¬ ter in the secretarys refixed in foreign ninrjwta where he suffers do violence to the household conscience port Dr E C Wests Nerve and Brain Treatment n tones of mortices or slots around thc from a competit ion united and built up There is considerable speculation nrauteed Mcclllc for Co Paternalism In government finds no ap as to what new vessels the secrotary will vulHlons Kits NervmwJlyntoila fiide so as to give them when Hindi by the system he is asked to support Neiinilcln Ileadncl e pr0Vftl n tho crced ot Democracy It is a recommend It is bolioved he will ask The struggle for unearned advantages at symptom of misrule whether it ismani up the desired conical shape Kwnt for another battlo ship and renew his rVOK government iBeiiliiK tho doors YEAR unauthorized gifts or by unwar recommendation for small gunboats aud cniIIiik to ot the Brain iwultlnir in in 1 nltv ai tuallytho sheet reaches the cooper tho rights of the who patienttramples oir fested fncont inUeiydueay and ffeatli y rely upon ra3ted of those enmtn Sas lod i Worm ilomedJas of powoanl aud famIly several torpedo cruisers 11 Arollamiiiiiw lob of rower In ii t who rolls into cylindrical form driv ¬ assurances of Amen cau4 equality Every affair kv liivoluntnrv J his nnd Spennatorrhiven BOTTLE GUARANTEED governmental Collision JletiTeon Team und Train concession to clamorous Our people sfill cherishing the feeling es on tho hoops and makes a barn SOLD EVER nVHBHE favorites invites corruptlonin political af- - ot human fcHowshlp which belonged toour Palmiiu N Y Sept 27 Charles millV x r-f TIivIIjliHIURljSOTATfIOBira CO V11 tifit 3M0VIS fairs by encouraging tho expenditure of beginning as a nation require their gov Gallagher aud Miss Kuto Moran wera fj00 ent ly mull prepaid on receipt of price money to debauch suffrage in support of a eminent to oxpress for them their sympa- - driving down hill to tho crossing nhnnt Improved Breeds WE GUARANTEE SIXBOXES milo and a half north of this village policy directly favorable to private and thy with all those whoaro oppressed under lnat niSh J when Ath horsea became un- Tho foundation of all improved selfish gain This in the end must strangle any rule less freo than ours x To euro any case With encli order nd dashed popular breeds of livo stock rests on an abund ¬ patriotism and weakenRepublicanconfidence A generous hospitality which is ono of LouisBoablo going east into the St us for Kix iHxue accompanied with 500 weJvill express in tho rectitude of institu- the most prominent of our national char- Tho horses wore caugiu ueiwoon two cars fnml tho money if the treatment doe ance of palatable nutritious food and tions acteristlcs prompts us to welcome not cfTcct a torn oaUrely from the body Gal Though tho subject of tariff legislation worthy and industrious of all lands tho lie liuaranicM Issuel only bv W SIJ01U without this there is no forward pro ¬ involves question to a of markets it also in homes aud citizenship among us This lasherLld M 8a M10ran w thrown Druggist and Solo Agent Jit 8tcrlluB Ky gress Tho old claim sometimes yet volves a question of morals Wo can not hospitable dragged quite a J Katlment is not violated how advanced that the breed is in tho with impunity permit injustice to taint over bv cnrofnl nnd munn11 minHn distance Gallaghers draff was frac- tUra anil UO Will dlq JV1J8S Moran is ewjll pail is liko many other old tho spirit of right and equity which Is the fnr tha nrotectlnn of imhlfohnnlth i nna her collarbone is llfo of our republic nnd wo shall fail to it justify the reception of Immigrants who A Onarnntecd Curo for Plica of whatever kind nlovoTownnlforany casoof saving half truo Of Jato wo have reach onr national destiny It greed nnd havo no appreciation of our institutions uoiu i XlHilMlii8iclc Ileacfacho In Blind or Jilccu llgesuon CoiiHtlpatloii or Costivcness wo can selfishness lead the way or Horodltarr v Fatal Cutting Affray ana wnose presence anions usu a meuaco tied oursolvcs too much to that other JIOl Clie WItll II PI Vn lnll 1 rnr linpn lnnipn to Recognizing beso truths tho national to pcaco and good order wax wix uiu oenc 37 in n the dhwtlons niv trlntlv compllid Vt Thor Jan ioonioxB boxes for 500 sent by mnll and Democracy will seek by the application of paying that liko begets like prepaid on receipt of price A written Guaran Tho imnortanco of the NfeTirnimn hln drunken brawl near this oitv Rnndnv tee positively given to each purchaser of 0 boxes held to pedigrees and the skill of tho just and sound principles to equalize to canal as a means of promoting commerce night John Schlelds cut William Wood ml 8iacnt Uowaro of counterfel w and when purchased at ono time to refund tho 500 blessings due ward so tmldlf breeder whilo ignoring tho feed bin our people thethey support them from the betwocn our states and with foreign coun recover severely that he can not possibly ruerf nnnuracturod only by Lloyd not cured Guarantee Issued by WS government Schlelds is in hiding but it fa to promote tries and also as a contribution by Aineri- company Chioaoo 111 John c DruRsrist nnd Solo Agent Mt Sterling Ky Call Sales mp for and the skill of ho feeder among our countrymen a closer com cans to the enterprises which advance tho thought that bo will bo run down by of 1 or sulo by aU drugg sts 28 Jy zMy A interests cemented by patriot Interests of civilization should commend ncem and arrested THE ADVOCATE GROYER CLEVELAND Kentucky Central 1R PIW lMl 4 id ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ CENTRAL KENTUCKY ¬ ¬ KOBTH SOUTH ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ji CI tt U ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ CI ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ I- w 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ BRANCk I ¬ ¬ Jf -- JU IB H I O -- WM ¬ mS ¬ ¬ i I - fiiotij j lInX Vw J I - i IAS ¬ ¬ HEALTH IS WEALTH - ¬ ¬ Ml m mmMii 1 1 ¬ inti Ln mmB wmmiWE OREAM m mm KM w IlilFIIIE 20 j 1 j ni mi ¬ T i- - ¬ -- 500 ReAarcJ iV10 1 Sr v CURE ¬ 1 i l1 SR W wLf4 V W A xf ft jit w V te M I - A js V U t B A i w m - r faw- r Ej SP v tSwfV LJL JkiK - o f MT STERMKG ADVOCATE Platto county Missouri with tho ex ¬ ception of tho youngest eon Mr Lewis Waller who remained in Vir ¬ ginia and is living thero still I sup- ¬ pose as I saw a man a short timo fiinco who told mo that ho was at tho house a few days before that and that ho was thon in good health In lSGOIwas iii Alexandria Vaand I had somo businoss at Woodstock in Shenandoah county Va aud I learned that Mr Waller lived on tho railroad running between these two points near Catlitts Station on said railroad When I got thero I learned it was only a half milo to Mr Wallers bo I took my satchel in hand having been shown tho way to his house and very soon walked to it Being admitted to thehousol fouudMr Waller takitig suppor I introduced myself to him Ho know at once tho relationship be- ¬ tween us Ho was sitting alono at tho table aud explaining that ho was all of his whito family invited mo to sit down aim take sitpper with him which I did aud very soon wo were Ho told mo engaged in conversation that at tho breaking out of tho war then recently closed ho was living at that placo with his wife and ono child that ho volunteered in tho Confederate army and followed the fortdncs of tho South leaving his wife and cliild on tho farm with his negroes prayiug God to protect and preserve them as many of tho wives and children of his State were left besides his Aftor being absent a considerable length oC timo his child sickened and died and soon after ¬ wards his wife was taken sick and while on her sick bed nearly every- ¬ thing in the house tho family pro- ¬ visions and tho bed on which sho lay were all taken and soon sho died This ho said was tho account his negroes gave of her death confirmed by his neighbors Ho believed there- ¬ fore that his wife died of a broken heart While relating this ead story his eyes filled with tears Ho said that after tho war closed ho returned without money to find a ruined home a uesotatoa country irienus gono aim hope destroyed Somo of his slaves They wore thero with small supplies gave him warm greetings and mani ¬ fested joy at his return Ho said that since their emancipation ho had made arrangements with them by which thoy wcro to work tho farm on terms that will afford thorn all he thought a moderate it maybeonly a But ho said I meager support is the best that can bo done think it for both parties and so far wo have been getting along fairly well I said to him Why do you not go to your brothels and sisters iu Mis souri t Thoy are in gootl Hx your older brother is rich and has no children and would bo glad to have Tho dust of my Ho said you wife and child lays beneath that little mound near this house and desolate and sad as it is here still I would feel moro lonely if I were farther away aud I feel too that although I cannot seo them their spirits arc often around and watching me and when my time shaHcomo to go if I start from here I will bo with them sooner than if I woro to start so far away and be- ¬ sides I have no the means to take mo to Missouri TUESDAY OCTOBER 4 1892 KENTUOKYS TL V i i -- lE ADVOCATE Jlriiifii LPETERS REMINISCENCES W r en iiavwg said so mucn 01 jus ancestors tho writer dooms it i tj Bay somo hi miuys ui mo ma- His mothers maiden inc us Francos or Fanny Wood tighter of Owou and Kato county of MI residing in tho tho timo of his Va At Iffa marriago she liad but ono no brotlicr Her sister older Micrself had married a Mr Lewis er Tlio two sisters were tho issue of that marriage Her woro of English descont her M m i t i fi Ml maiden name was Kato sho belonged to tho farm- ses JLler parents nau iaulis for people of their class for The writer has seen somo todfathera writing and rcc- it it was a good hand and On tho marriago ig correct Ihor her parents divided their consisting mostly of slaves lilieir two daughters taking itioiiB of their husbands to tho parents during their t has been said in one ol numbers hereof that his grandmother camo to Ken- mi his father and her hus- fromaincd in Virginia with his itor Mrs Waller But he camo jtneky in tho course of a year After staying foil horseback itucky some two or three years pitted his horse and returned to her to eco Mrs Waller id his old friends Ho con- trips backward and for- - of timber woodou hinges when tho door was oponed or shut it mado enough noiso to awaken any Who might bo sleeping fireplace tho wwlo width of ono end pf tho house back of chimney as high as tho fuoplace was built of rough stone and front there up with sticks or split pieces of timbcivplastored over with mud in sidoandoitt The jambs wows pro ¬ tected by wide fiat rocks set up next to tho fire which formed a very good pi otcotiou to tho building against lire Pegs woro driven in tho logs otb ono sido for bonnets and for the boyswho had lhom to- hanjr their hats on Tho floor was of puncheons I think Tho scats wcro of split saplings the splint ¬ ers hewed off and with legs in them tho writing tablo was mado of a plank tho length of ono sido of the houso fastened to tho wall jusfiiudcr vhere a log had been sawed out of th wall to afflbrd light for tho scribesv Tho vacancy mado by tho removal of the log was filled with paper greased and pasted to sticks fasteiicd in tho vac These lights cuwm for that purpose needed frequent renewals 3fho seat for tho scribes for thoro was only ono was mado after tho model of the others except the legs were longer This is a faithful dcscriptionraccording to my recollection at this distant period of tho first school houso I entered to begin au education to prc aro for tho profession of tho law for at that early period my father had de ¬ termined to devoto mo to that work I suppose no boy ever gave poorer promise of success or any parent ever had weaker foundation to build his hopes upon at tho beginning than he - GREAT TROTS P Kentucky H JB Association Lexington Oct 5 to 14 WEDNESDAY OCIOnEK 5 Mmmmsmmm m Wi Two-yoar-o- Gato Receipt for St 216 Class trotting sTlJlClass trottiDg fillies ld Josephs Hospital - SUTTONP 71 fc - Class 6 1600 1000 400 2 40 THUnsDAY OCTOIIKU Gate Receipts forProtestantlnfirmary 2 13 Class pacing - - - - 1000 2 25 Class trotting 100 Two-year-old i u H IM ryieiin Mt STERLING TCFnttthitv East street 20 Class - - tOO m K T AM 1 Ka K1SIDA OCTOUElt 7 RMTTTTPP I m r j iiuiKcoi gooas anai in iuvua i m Gate receipts for Charity Organization 2 20 Class pacing 1000 221 Class trotting 1000 240 Class trotting 400 8ATUSJAY thrcc-yeau-ol- tt OCTOUElt 8 Stallion Representative Stake ds - - - - 50O0 Blue Grass Stakes 1250 400 220Clas Three-year-olds irotting - - - - 1000 2 32 Class - OCTOHEIt targe proms business Men tain success in this dav of nroo r pj each article bearing a small profit m tomer must be treated alike How unfair it is to sell fl Iucdl setting at a small proht li time is off for success in a small business with 01 iclo win and will i do it by handling only the fp IS ii il - MC SDAV 10 Transylvania Stake 2 18 Class 5000 1NCVV not a piece ot old stock Jt has been pur- - p 217 Class trotting - - - 1500 M chased tor the cash it is in my store less all discounts fil - - 1000 m Buying my trotting entire stock at once by car load shipments fill milo and 100 yards Dashl R 1 have saved considerable freight expense and by jl for pacers 2 11 Class - 275 Br these methods my stock is in Two-year-olds ifrflv JJWESDaY OCTOUElt IU trotting - - 4 1500 ovll at VXiKI UA USslS KICillRKS SHVITia mnnir trk IftlV 11 - -w iir J 1U J pacing - - - - 1000 E customers and making some for myself Goods which 11 trotting - - 1000 if I have subjected to very low prices fr rV Phamkt Hotel Statke dash 1 H m BED ROOM SUITS DiNING ROOM FUR- ¬ miles 214 Class trottiug 171 i m Added NITURE S00 PARLOR SUITS FOLDING 2 2 16 Class Three-year-ol- ds - lClas in cheaper than when small orders are made iir m mv m fc put the store much Rl hence I can U AAA ft ft V i1 m WEDNESDAY Free-for-- all OCTOUElt 12 tho timo of his wifes Ing his trips generally in His wife died f October in January 1821 Ho Virginia and never came afterward He seemed 3so journeys as pleasure liys having a lino saddle W was never ridden by but hiniself ho needed but trotting - - Constantly engaged up to that time 223 Class trotting after they arrived in Kentucky to 2 25 Class trotting - placo themselves in a condition to live Dash 1 mile 2 30 Class - comfortably my parents had not the THURSDAY OCTOIJEtt II time or thought thoy had not to teach Lexington Stakes mo my letters at homo I started to estimated school to learn them and no boy Johnston Stakes Stallions unless ho was an idiot was longer at ll pacing so simple a job for if I am correct in Dash 11 16 miles 2 1S Class my recollection the first month of my Free-for-a- hud 1 i 2000 1000 400 3 BEDS WARDROBES BOOK CASES SIDE- ¬ BOARDS ETC HI -- n -i 150 3500 2500 ffi 1000 i 275 h preparation for the journey than some attention to his horso s within five or six days from lis wife or daughters would he contemplated such a tho ould be on Boxer embers well that was tho o of the horses ho made lis journeys on SVZ TB Tlitl il gentleman had some pecu liarititf as for instance ho would uot dmuk his water out the bucket or Tessel gourd or glass which were used by tho children of the family nor would he eat with them lie and his wife usually took their meals after tho family and especially tho children had eaten and gone away lie kept his drinking water1 in a stone jug in his own room stopped up and out of reach of tno children and the gourd from which ho drank for that was tho vessel in universal use in thoso days was boiled scraped and made white beautiful uiul sweet to drink from Many preferred them to even a silvor cup His gourd ho also kept out of reach of children Ho was very fond of his toddy and it was his habit when he felt like taking a drink to take his jug to tho pump and fill it himself On tho occasion we now mention he had two jugs very much alike sitting near togcthor ono filled with whisky tho other with Water Beinsr thirsty ho took ono of tho jugs and going by tho chicken trough he emptied tho contents of tho jug into tho trough went on to tho pump tilled his jug and went back to jrcpare his drink In mixing tho water with tho whisky ho could not smell nnv whiskv and on further ex Elimination he discovered that both Bligs contained water and ho then X V know exactly what had becomo of his was not at whisky Ills tho house so ho wont to his wile and daughters and told them what ho had done swore that ho had no sense that ho was a fit subject for a mad house a companion for fools only lPTho event afforded considerable amusement for tho family and a fow 6fy- intimato friends but thoy woro afraid nun ecu or nuur cu uiuu winisuijj IF themselves ovor what ho regarded his m igrcat folly I havo insorted this to break tho monotony of moro narra ¬ tive Tho old gcntloman lived sovor al years aftor tho death of his wife and to bo quite an old man dying1 nt Mr mk tho residcuco of his iifckWaller in Virginia Ho and his wife Vraiscd 6ix childrei Ituce sons atjd daughters living to seo thom all I grown and married and remain in Virginia until aftor tho death of thdir jmfpxvMB Alter mat uioy rcmoveu iu vi sou-iii-lu- w I said to hiim That shall not stop you an hour I Ho thanked will furnish tho funds me in the kindest term but said I cannot accept your offer it is my wish to reccivo tho summons when 1 i must go from this placo It fceems too if I go directly from theso scones of desolation and sorrow it will en ¬ hance tho joy of tho meeting I thought from the sad tones in which ho spoke that thero was a tinge of re uiowo in his bosom for leaving that wife and child for tho army and that ho wanted to do penance for the wrong but that I do not know His lament over his losses I thought wcro well described by Byron iu Junto LI Stanza 95 Chi Ido Harold as follows thon lovCil ami lowly one Tlioiitoo nit r-- Whom youth mill jontliV affection honml to mu Who did for niu what nonu belu havo clonu Nor tOmmk fi 0111 albeit liuuoithy llicu What Isiiiy being Thou hast ccnscil lo be Nor Btayeil to welcome hcte thy wanderer home no mourns o er noiirs nmcii vu noinoiu biiiu Would they had never leen or were to come Would he hud nocr returned to Unit tieh ouise eo il nn-in-l- lpnhreo Thero are no limits to the demands of cruel war and those who havo io part in making or provontlnjr it and thoso who stay behind suffer more than thoso who go At the ago of nino years I was with my sister Cathoiino next to mo in age started to school to au Irishman named Harper in a buckeyo log school houso on my undo James farm distant porhaps 1 miles from my fathers It was I think 15x18 feet covered by clapboards kept in placo by weighted pole door mado of liko boards fastened to upright pieces toroiuu was devoted to important study and my teacher Tho Special Stakes - - - 5000 that 1000 Master Harper was an ardent be- ¬ 227 Class trotting - - 2500 one at least of King Solo- ¬ Ky Stakes liever in 200 mons proverbs Spare the rod and DaMi 1 mile 2 25 Class - do believo ho if 5000 Stakes Remember the great spoil tho child for I whipped me every day after tho first Octobor 8 10 and 14 P P Johnston President until I learned this first lesson and it Ed A Tiitox Secretary seemed to mo that my father was a 9 2t convert to this samo doctrine I am not disposed to make an issue with as wise a man as Solomon but I do not Notes for Women believo he intended it should be Young lady let your motto bo carried to tho extreme poiut it was in The lips that touch liquor shall my case After I had perfected the never touch mine knowledgo of my letters I mado Drop tho eggs in a vessel of water reasonablo progress in learning to and if the small end comes to the top spell and at the close of tho first year they are fresh there was but one student about my Every young lady no matter how ago in tho school that was a better speller than I was That was a girl wealthy her parents should learn to a cousin of mine about eleven months bo a good housekeeper my senior who stood at tho head of It is said that if tho topsof biscuit or tho spelling class and I next Iu after pies aro moistened with swcot milk life she lived to be So years old just beforo putting in the oven it will when wo met and talked about our give them a uico color childhood days sho has often laugh Eleven young ladies from St Louis ingly said to mo that sho knew I and Chicago all membors of the would not always be a laggard that she had to study so hard to beat me Kings Daughtors havo gone to Rus spelling Notwithstanding my ami sia to distribute money among tho abio cousins opinion I do think my starving Russians The women of New York state will father had a hard task on hand when ho undortookto make a lawyer of mo furnish and decorato tho library room hut how ho succeeded is not lor mo to in tho Womans building at the say I went to school to Mr Harper Worlds Fair PJuns aro perfected to very much against my will for ho make the fiirnishngs vory elaborate certainly was not a favorite with me and tasteful Tho room will contain f believe I was not with him as I us complete a collection as is possible to gather of works written by wo- ¬ did not try very much to bo so I suppose I continued to go to him men over a year and wont to others about Sterilization of milk is tho destroy two years longer till I was started to ing hactena and germs in milk and Buck Pond Acadcniv taught on the farm of Dr Lewis Marshall youngest is performed by heating tho milk for brother of Chief Justico John Mar- ¬ 10 or 15 minutes to about 155 de ¬ shall Dr Marshall and Mr Win grees F cooling it rapidly down to Wiggins taught Latin and Greek and SO degrees thon heating it again to Tho first heating a Mr Mooro taught mathematics I 155 degrees F liked all theso teachers I loved D kills all the developed germs but may Marshall and took pleasure iu study- ¬ leave alive somo spores that would ing lessoiw with him but novor liked subsequently dovelop Tho second study till 1 started to him Thutwa heating kills thom Sterilized milk a most excellent school aud turned out T Broekon- - is neither so palatablo nor onm brilliant men R perhaps so ridge TF Marshall Lewis Green J nutritious as perfectly pure fresh A McClung and others milk but is a preventivo to diseases Young Hurry Camp was arrested that may hurt in milk that has not Sterilization at Chicago Wednesday at tho point been properly handled is considerably practiced in somo of a revolver by twopollconmn while When milk from perfectly diamond cities attempting a supposed healthy cows is handled as it should Camp tho polico claim is swindle tho man who succeeded in swindling bo there is littlo or no need of ster- ¬ Am Dairyman dealers in Detroit out of S000 by ilization means of bogus yuis Maud Ilillman whilo playing tho Mrs1 DWrFlack wants her mar ¬ loading part in Lady Audleys Se- ¬ Sho says cret riago to George annulled at Norwich Conn Tuesday educational course three-year-olds IKIDAY OCTOI1E1 14 1 U FD I also keep a complete line of CASKETS in my Uj uj wa uiii LiiiLHL mill ii v inr irrnmiirnri this business in offering my services it is with the con- - HI fidence that I understand th husinQc UUVt VU11 nnA n iIVIi ITJ v WMt satisfaction ill -- - jl- - 1 Ml 1 Ox omrprnnm iviziiim w ulxt Lloyds- IJrilor fZtnra DonKn uii -C iiwiuciiuc i ri r hj mx JI Ax IIJII oireei jij yei i- V - x iJJ i - Pggggsgggggggggggg lUissAg rvrirrcrjjr-H-BMfc Ul ubi aW tMSabic r jt TZFZK nmxTrxrxrjTA IBjm T1lLtTTz1 Tffi fi T LmXl t3jj HICKS CARPET STORE I Lexington CARPETS Xo 37 ISTorth Broadway Second Floor ISLsr 1 All kinds of best grade of Carpets at tho very lowest possible prices ho mesmerized her m no independent thought or power of resistance and then brought her to tho ministers where thoywere mar ¬ ried that sho had night accidentally stabbed herself near tho heart inflicting a severe flesh wound Tho doctor says tho wouud will not intcrforp with her engage ments introduced in Germany under tho name of sugar honey and consists of inverted sugar water minute amount f mineral biibstunce and free acid It has the characteristic tasto nud ordor of heo honey Au examination shows that tho artificial product is both chemically and physically a per ¬ fect substitute lorbee honey As the article can ho procured at a lower n half piieothuu honey tho only product Tho whito of an egg is good for a left to tljo boe growcr is the tho bees ¬ burn it may bo made into apa9to wax with flour or used alone Prof Cook recommends as tho best remedy for carpet bugs to placo two An exchango recommends tartaric acid to prevent granulation of sugar or threo thickncssoR of common towel ¬ ing over tho border of carpets wrung syrup iu brood combs out of water 0 as not to drip then Tho Chicago Produce Reporter says iron with Hat irons so hot as to 6ond that a now egg factory in Now Jersey a full head of steam through tho car- ¬ announces that it is now iu lull run pet This requires labor and frequent ning operation it will soon bo ready repetition Giisolino 1h also a sum euro to turn out 10000 dozen artificial eggs but dangerous on account of its ex- ¬ u week It will furnish tho eggs plosive vapor Tho room should bo fresh from tho factory at S conts a thoroughly ventilated before lire is dozen and 5 per cent off for cash brought near Itr Liutuer recom ¬ The following is rccommeded bv mends benzine applied to floor crev ¬ an oxchaugo for keeping chickens iu ices under carpet bolder As a pre ¬ hoalth Dont feed sloppy food givo ventive use strips of coal tar paper if plenty of puro water in cloau vessels ordor can be endured Remember that what makes fat docs not imiko eggs Tho Pckin duck is a favorito with many poultry raUors Try tobacco stems for keeping lico out of the bents nest It is estimated that a dozen eggs of ordinary sizo will weigh a pound and ggj n-- CURTAINS Beautiful Curtains woll wnrdi Hm mnnn -i rri j jl Bargains 5S OIL CLOTHS Oil Cloths the best makes and iu tho newest and most desirable patterns HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS No house in Kentucky handles lint tor mnia m-- cniio w proiits Poultry and Bee Notes furnish thom with grit of somo kind Dont get the hens too fat if you keep their quarters from lico and keep want eggs them dry as tar as possible If theso Dont givo the poultry musty or aro followed thero will not bo much tt on bio with thom spoiling food that a substitute for honey has been An English exchange says i I v 1 VI l ulaiw hpwHw y i Lmy j jJBWPii T yasHiEiKi -- TV Jrl 0CTO3EB 4 1892 15ai3 rvv I B JV1yf - 4A X miiv MT STEKLlHG ABVO0A03JE TUESDAY ADVOCATE llplf t Pi Cfe i J ESSENCE OF GREATNESS A street fight oocured u Sharps country who will bo button holed as burg Saturday in which C C Haz OF fast as they step from tho train PEOPLES To It Others Achieve It Somo of these hangers on aro inter- ¬ olrigg horlffof Bath county George Some Born But Few Have It Thrust UPon ested in prospective legislation some Ap9hor marshal of SharpSbuig aud Them Gov- ¬ Will Mark marshal of Owiugsvlllo on aro seeking Democratic leaders horn arb becom- ¬ want ofllco others others ono side and Dud Clinkonbeard and This is an ago of Swift progress ing moro and more confident of tho ernment contracts and still anything thoy can got oxcept brother on tho other side woro partlc Men nowadays apparently leap by a outcome as tho timo of tho national want Dudloy CHnkoubcard was expressed pants singlo bound to tho vory pinnaclo of Thero had been workas ono Congressman election approaches t It They aro hero at every session of disorderly and tho sheriff attempted fame an altitude reached formerly 29th Year much general comment at tho quiet J T McFADDON Manager cvcryCongrcss trying hard to secure to arrest him and was filed on by by only tho most zealous continuous equanimity that ha9 prevailed thus ajiveiihood 3000000 Invested 5600 Daily Expenses through Government aid Clinkcnboard tho ball taking effect effort Ono of tho most striking ox far throughout the country among Tho two marshals abovo many remain after Congress ad in tho arm amples of tho prcsont conditions of OMcstrntgcstmcl8toxllbltionlntlovoilillo whloh lma txqii added thu wiUImc alio voters and it Jias been interpreted and litefc journs waiting for another session to named camo to his assistance and things is Mr 81ccincic ma mauy as a lack of enthusiasm if J T McCtlddon mana- ¬ ly ¬ around tho cap Clinkcnboards brother camo to his as- ger of tho great Adam Faropaugh not interest in tho issues involved boirvono They hover a Twonty ono shots wore Itol as a moth around tho candle and sistance 3iTI2NrE-T7-X2ZShows Not that Mr McCaddone Astute politicians howovcr think taste of office holding seems to unfit fired 11 by tho two marshals and 10 success was not honestly earned Ho hoy understand in soino degree this a They surren ¬ had been prepared Hcttlg Author Designer nnil lnlntor them for auytliing akin to business by ho Clinkeubcard8 for it by training condition of affairs Thoy appreciate pursuits They will however have dered Sunday aud placed under 100 from boyhood up undor tho tutelcgo Will Exhibit at tho fact that tho people the plain but scant opportunity this winter to bond of no less a person than James A people of tho land as Mr Clovoland cherished plans as j Balloy proprietor of tho Barnuhi and respectfully denominates them are consummate Jhoir Tho trots at Lexington begin to rwiwvy this is tho short session audit is gener- ¬ iii uanoy biiows Whon tho great doing their own thinking his year ally conccdod that but littlolegislation morrow Oct 5 aud if thero has over Adam loropaugh received his final and will cast their ballots as a result About tho only mat ¬ been such a field of horses to contest summons and his last groat parade will be enacted of thiscarcful consideration without importance that is now for tho stakes and purses wo do not ended at tho cemetery great and eternity regard to tho dictation of political ter of mentioned as likely to como up for know it To call attention to each Mr MtCaddon had tho ability and bosses They believe that tho voters consideration is tho subject of re- ¬ purso or stak1 will tako more space tho experience necessary to manago arc becoming better educated in po- ¬ stricting immigration Tho cholera than wo can spare Tho stallion stake the vast shows Adam Forcpaugh litical issues every year and aro exer- ¬ left will c ono of tho scare has been ono of tho influences to for behind and ho assumed their man- ¬ cising tho right of suflrago inoro in- ¬ bring to general attention the neces- ¬ greatest reced for that ago ever trot- agement with such success telligently and with less regard to that with sity for legislation in this direction ted all the best for that ago aro in it tho beginning of this year ho bocamo partisan and sectional prejudices but tho Democrats iiavo long been de Tho Transylvania 5000 stakp has invested with one half interest in That tho Democracy is the beneficiary and nouncing tho Republican policy of the cracks of tho countty Bello Vara tho absoluto control of thcin Be- ¬ of this growing liberality of thought Giletto 209 Littlo Albert welcoming unlimited pauper labor 20S sides tho enormous addition ho made and patriotic consideration of the wel- ¬ Mattio II from Euiope but declaiming against 2BH llyland T 210 to tho shows in tho splendid spectacle fare of the country as a whole is la211 Kremlin tho product of this same class of Ponco do Tho Fall of Nineveh ho proven by the continued growth of has intro Leon 2 13 and 13 others that have borers when offered for import duced many other new ideas into the that party as shown by almost every V marks from 212 to 215 It will bo shows most of them based upon ihc recurring election Prominent Demo- ¬ The city has laid aside its holiday a race that you will not probably sco plan of making tho circus so popular crats here are saying that when their donned for tho recent G A R tho equal again in a lifetime In the an institution that one visit a year is in strong attire party is making such strides encampment but will assume it again purso fou what a not sufficient but rather thero holds of Republicanism as Mai no and should before many months elapse to wel- ¬ lot of good ones Monbars 211 bo permanent circuses Vermont and is more than holding in this come tho visitor to tho coming inaug- ¬ ivenyicuj union 213 Bill Lindsay country as well as in Europe its own in Democratic States likfl Ar To do Washington is becoming so 2 1S and Arion tho champion uration this ho regarded as ho first thing kansas no more positivo evidence of and other good ones This necessary accustomed to entertaining big crowds an improvement in the its general growth throughout the is douo without appreciable race alone will bo worth going 1000 hat it comfort of audiences and in the tone country is needed They arc also In tho effort but none tho less successfully miles to see All tmt of shows Tho Queen of England home tho etnndmil features o tho Adam Foicjiaugh Irons Menagerie Museum Aviary Hippp abundantly satisfied at the situation in nnnnilyliicicmcilAnd nuffincnlml nml in nililitinn thnmtA i o preparations for the inauguration there was never such a field as will v wa ciii whum un o finds delight in attending tho circus A Now York and politicians from that And a innguiflccntupccUicnLir Genuine Wild Moorish Circus Carayan and Camp face tho starter will bo made until the people decide Moqueftc Waller illiistiatlunot llo unci oen Statu declare that Uic party is not in a iur Aicuamton would havo the in Xinovch eai thi Hist gicit Metioiols nml civilization llivt capital who 6haU be inaugurated but neces- ¬ E Charleston Littlo Albert or Mat Adam bettor condition in any other section Forepaugh Shows so conduct- ¬ sary steps will not bo long delayed tic II Jack Nellie W Nightengale ed and so attractive that a visit to of the country Tho fact that Sena- ¬ and Margaret S This field of horses the election tor Hill has cnleicd vigorously into after them will be pleasure to tho queen of H u combination of Tiagcdy Comedy Opera rantomime Ilallet anil Unities funiuiMinir in anlin all of whom can trot below 212 is dor anil grandeur all other spectacular In tho 1000 men every Amoucan household tho campaign there and is making The Pope has ordered the Propag ono that will They ami CIlllllICU SIWWUU ttOllll OIBll IcnUllIdisplays peonnrru oilds lilstorj requiring nti1 otool women MUcilll tHWiftnln rmlil allvm v do somo sensational will v i utnivri 21 strong earnest speeches in support of anda o carry out the neccessary for- ¬ trotting exhibit hero on Tuesday October swoms spears una aiiiciui oa iieuitiful Ladles In tho grand llnltct including noted fu To pick tho Winner wilj in- - 11 Vivmicreit and no ono should deny himself Sccondn A pow cifnl Puntoiniiio Cast UianU Cliorueos and Grand Military Orchestra TrcmcnJ the national ticket i3 perfectly well malities for tho erection of the diocese ueeii ue a narcl tiling to do Tho free tho great pleasure and valuable in duous Tableaux Dallct8lt occasions mul tho Awful Climav tho death of Sardnnnpnlus Uhon u among the leaders as rc of Dallas Tex into an Archbishopric for understood Vast Funeral lnc produced at tlio enoimoiwcoat of S25P0CO tinonntniroSOO feet loiiL raJpt all pace has a fast lot Mascotte liablo cvidenco llu there will be no Bishop Brcnnan went to Roino about 2 01 struction ho is certain to find iu thorn idoitmaiksthodawnof anew era in RinusomcnUi nolilo In purpose high in tone pi Robert J Run TWlii n iiiiiium luiicimoiiiu in pieasuie oeniucent in iiinucnce Hailing among his friends Tam six weeks ago and is still there Tho tho J unenp excursions to tricso siimvs on nil lined of liael consult yonr stnlion agent for til conquerors of Flying JibandMas Tho Orphan Brigade was given a Ufchedules iicoasiiirnnd HHgloiiotiijIissunsItino many is also well in line and hard at diocese of Dallas comprises 10S cotto in the great race at Terra Haute royalcceplioh by work and Congrcs maii Amos J counties in tho Northwest of Texas tho people of Paris where tho timo was 2 fl-i 2052 THE ADAM FOREPAUFH STREET PARAiJeT Cuininings a remarkably shrewd and embraces about 100000 square uamiuuuiL uuuniy iveiincsttay audi 20S and 20S Winsiow Wilkes the attOlltinii nnirl l ilm luiuiuun Wiiri politicinn and able journalist de miles through the principal riU v u of i i ovlilb tlou f ti 1Jcojionniiagenntrywillmoo and Blucsign are also in this race bo - nir iiiiiifiii nun J tuua ilk r illlllk u lllllll long remembered by them clared here a few days ago that Xew inuienzuiol tunc ncccjaarv Ut nnmin tiin VnU nt vinnrnli vini They Used Guns any Mnunelomrinir to it to i ho n iu ilniktiit h iuhIa n From tho note we have given of somo Judge n uoiningoi Lewis was re elected President open 1 inn iiml7iimpcfiiniiniice York city and Brooklyn would give begin one hour later To accimimulit- - ll nfllinCt-ll-nf- i I hiiii III Mm tlnlnf Lritll I11IP1II n On last Friday at Farmers a light iwt ww i mm jjuifsuy our readers and Versailles was ItUUUJUIVU nctufillj loscricd ic rii tho iviiiaf hvau tho Usunl xllglit conj Mr Cleveland niich a majority as co nml admission tickets nt nimi docided as ihk a adamo may bo tlciutil at took place between Ilollie Gibbs aud can have somo little idea What the next place of coiner Main and Mnjsvilie htixets StiuMiinoorrniii all p iloytiinntCJ uio Jui ft Jlilut OMUV has never been piled up there for the given kCnilntA vJlOreunion A number neatli Iho canopies tho specially picpaicd Water Proof Tents meeting will be You can not afford from John Tabor hero went down among them candidate of any party JL Bad feelings of long standing worked to miss a single day as tho pro ¬ Col Thomas cW Johnson wife and dau- ¬ A Vi cd to a culminating point its cause gramme is first class for every day ghter C F Keosc and wife Judge Thofact isas shown by reports bc Gibbs had heard that Tabor had You can get a list of ho onirics hv J II Ju mSmb2m tammml n KwitA r lffirni KtP kJm Hazelrigg W S Gaitskill and fiiglrocNved here that while the cam threatened his life and hence was calling at this oflko or writing to E wife and Sandy fccobec paign is somewhat relieved of the watching and waiting A Tipton Lexington Ivy Inn rah and excitement senseless Both men were of uiuHuulcd cour- ¬ It is not unusual for nolrla mn whigh usually accompany national age Friday evening our informant traded iu tho fall to hang on all win- ¬ Foedlnjj Poultry election tho people are none tho lc Mates hat Tabor entered Gibbs yard ter In such cases catarrh or chronic intcreMcd and tho Democracy is armed with a ddnble barrel shot gun Thero is much that is good in tho bronchitis are almost sure fo result greatly pioilting by he quiet concid and as soon as Gibbs saw him tho following which we find iiuHomo and Z2ST fifty cent bottle of Chamberlains eiatiou being givoii the issues of the shooting began resulting in the Farm Tho filth and sixth sections A Cough Komedy will euro any cold AT- m j campaign ino lanu is rccognicili as serious wounding of Tabor while arc particularlv good Can you afford to risk so much for so emphatically he great question of tho Gibbs escaped uninjured I am not yet fifty years old and small an amount This remedy is day and the evidences aro multiply- ¬ havo never lost a chicken by disease intended especially for bad colds and NEWS IN BRIEF ing that the people are awakening to croup and can always - bo depended This is how I do it a realization of the indefensible in EAST MAIN STREET upon For sale by T G Jul an Uardwell Ky justice of a Fystem that despoils the reports an Earth ¬ First Igivo my fiock access to many for tho purpose of euriclung quake shock Wednesday at 4 A0 in water out of iron vessels These are Children Cry for Pitchers Castork the few which is he end and aim of ho afternoon lasting thirty teconds wslied out and filled dailv a protective tariii and especially of i ro Piatt delivered Ihn ronil topcontl lhavo sulphur and copthe McICinley law This feeling it lnrvcained for by President There is no uso of anyone sufleriiif Harrison peras in tho house by the pound confined o no Kcutiuu of the couutn in the shape iA 8ssrn dtui Lrpra Put with the cholera when Chamberlains otan address betoro tho a few small lumps of copperas into but its expression heard alike from Hist IiCublican mass meeting Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remcdv of tho the tho manufacturing New England campaign at Cooper water about every second day Fiuc and latest stylo Wall papers plain and decorated can be procured Union Uedues Picture Frames It Avill givo relief and from the agricultural West and iluy niyht Third T sprinkle about a tablc in a few minutes and euro in a short Fine Art Material etc Northwest That its effect will beNorth Maysville Street Tho primary ordered by the Demo ¬ spoouful of sulphur in tho hens nest time I havo tried it and know Mt sterling Ky fell in a marked degree heie can be every time I put on a setter and V II Cliuton Ilclmetta N J The Sept 20 1 y cratic State Central Committee to be no doubt aud the leaders are confichange nests and sprinkle tho sulphur epidemic at ilclmetta was at first be- ¬ dent that hey will win on this issue held in Madison county last Sadirday This answeis lieved to bo cholera but investigation Children Cry for Pitchers Casioria T Tuck at frequent intervals alone to tay nothing of the iniquitous became iiniiecesaiy Col several purposes as a Tho nits aro proved it to be a violent form of dys- ¬ force bill and other questions on er of Clark county having with A reported outbreak of cholera at killed out on Iho old hens b There entery almost as dangorous as cholera which he party stands in tho position drawn from the contest This Remedy was used thero with Ilclmetta J created much excite can bo none on the littlo one which of a defender of tho peoples right Nancy Hanks owner will bo glad Ls great success For sale by T G mont in that vicinity Investigation all important o Keeps my brood aud liberties to tee that 5000 cheek Ifobert Bon ¬ showed that ho diseaso was not tho big and little feeling good which Julian ner uiTured to the boreo that could n cholera but a violent dysentuy 3r Clevelands letter of acceptance in 2 05 or better Nancy got there is half the battle which is almost as sovere and daugei Children Cry for Pitchers Casioria loo hm increased the confidence ot Wednesday o tho time of 204 Bvcr Fourth I never lad much if any ous as cholera Mr riltoi- Williard he leaders It is so straightforward a regulation rack at Terra HaiKe trouble a prominent merchant of Jamcsburg with the gapes Tho sul- fco direct so lullof sincere Transfer at Paris earnestness Mr Bonner claims he conditions of phurand copperas so freolv used two miles from Ilclmetta says Cham that it is iclt that its ellect must prove the trot havo not been complied with get them as it does The Kentucky Alidjand has arrau berlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea all microbio life cd cheap transfer charges for pas Remedy Tory beneficial Though its length i has given great satisfaction Mr AY T Bolph Manager of the Especially do I put dry a spponful of hjs than half thatofllr JlarrisonV Louisville Hue copperas and sulphur or a sengors between K M aiul K C iu tho most sovero cases of dysentery olllco of H G Dun Co of jioints wlien connections aro not mado Democrats heic think it expresses has It i3 certainly ono of ho best things compiled tho statistics of tho lail- - tablcspooufiil of poper into a quart of CXJK33S i i ijiriiisnes at tho railway junction imtiii inuiu mm Tho com- ¬ over made For sain by T G Julian jar greater uicn in ivuiiuick y ami t moistened meal about twico a week iat mw nOF pany also offers free transfer sdrvico food for rellectioii As a Senator re ¬ Indiana ributary to tho Louisvillo If tho feathery babes do got gapes between marked it can be read with profit a Frankfort and stations on inaiffeatlon Dyspepsia Nans ofilcofortho ilrt three quarters of tho butt of a bioom straw dipped info sour btomach Sleeplessness half dozon times for it improves with i8i2 the K C Maysville Winchester and The comparison with tho fig ¬ kerosene and touched tho back of tho TVlieti Mty was rck vro gara Headache Nervouo Pros- ach leading and toadies an impor ¬ her CastorA ures for the samo period of last year suitors hrpat will cure ono applica- ¬ Richmond lino Be sure to ask Ken ¬ When sliowas a ClilldBOo tration Neuralgia l3al- cried for CastorU Icft on tucky Midland ticket agents lor tant iu every paragraph is most pitataonoftho Heart Tho failures tion every time 7bcn Bha bocamo MIm she clung to Cantcris This rellects tho general soiitiment for 3891 encouraging transfer checks Loss of Energy aro 121 in number with Vlien sno uad Children sho gavo Uwm CastOrli C D BmiCAW G P A here and Democrats dtclaro that it liabilities VVoalrnoaei Fifth I feed salted food lightly of f r y i Acotings of of l383iS0f against 195 will prove their strongest campaign for 1S91 course as nil animated naluro nced4 with liabilities of 1201313 The Xow York Stato Banking Do document The number is sovontv ono lcs and it daily I givo them salt fish scraps partmont has mado application for tc Etc and cut up ham rinds into lengths for A M Day of Counselniau Ss Day tho liabilities aro 2ctl7S21 less ho appointmout of a receiver for tho was eusponded Although more than two months them for 30 days by tlia Life and Reservo Association Afii Chicago Board of Trade Wednesday 0UDce5 by thorn mut elapse belorc Congress couvoncs Tho American Long Distanco Tele ¬ Sixth T bwi mako pels ot my Hock davlts woro mado that tho funds phone Company has completed its It OUrea whom nil tho V T0vl already tho crowd which follows if a of for alleging and declining to provn oonvlacea the bookies follow the race i3 be lino from Boston and Now York to They like to seo mo around and un tho association wore short and that mat Norton ic Worthington had been PRICE 100 PER ROTTJLE ginning to gather here to await the Chicago The test prpves the lino a llko tho hens of Dakota which never the deficit would reach 120000 Tho tradlmr in nuts and nulls nnt-nJ ti sing mino sing coustantlyJournal ululu TI1 T Auiuiijord say Lnn UUIK i pci foot success mat Uio ho ru es of tho Boarrl nml im arrival ot lie legislators of tho J ED RAY CO u J1t Marts zu f fi of Agriculture uisiuuiion is i oiteu to tno core of tho State Ttf PMMMIOS Iffl HOLM MM FOBEF1GISH owl Z FAXJL of avT STEISLISTa- KTS m TUESDAY OCTOBER 11 thrco-year-ol- ¬ ¬ 2llf three-year-ol- ¬ two-year-o- ld free-for-a- ll C v ci a F AHiL OF NINEVEH -- - -- - - 1 0i ¬ - - 1 ij--uHingio - - uo I I WV ¬ THE TOILjZD f t JONES JEWELRY STORE r ¬ Wall Paper and Paints C5to ¬ I ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ lidw IC APPETITE - - IXSS tZZ1 Vorr8LaU i 8l - I 1 I v a Vk r air i pvyt L iARm Kv ff I U fBk i4 iJLr a t i a A ciiH iBBilBBMBSiiUijBflyBH miMi i M MT STEELIK THIMBLE I ADVOCATE TUESDAY - OCTOBER 4 1892 Tho third rnco was tho 225 class and four starters wcro out It was a - hot raco from tho word eo Avona who drew tho polo won tho first heat but was driven out by Pat My Boy in 222 Tho second heat was ascorch All Toilet Arti- cr Avena could not shako Pat off and he held to her whcol to the dis- ¬ ¬ BROS WHOLfeSAl E GROCERS fcMnVJVM I4U MT BROS RIMBLE Grocers Wholesale i- The cles IKCeraxxedLy DEAXEItS Bros Prescription DruggistsIX c I ¬ Pure Drugs Medioines7S6C School Books School Supplies Puro Inks pencils Also Paints Oils and Varnishes STEELING I KY iff fHE Hf ADVQCATb Remember Columbus Day at School ltOllSOi Marcnsf It Everett ono of tho beat known citizens of our county tlietl at his residence in this city yesterday ovory evening at 8 oclock aged 05 years PERSONAL MENTION Sco those stylish ncctins at Crimblo Doutoua They iU r - Sharp alo the Mrs Nannie Patton of Millcrsburg and Mrs II D Ilovermail of Sharps Iis9 Alice Estcs and Mrs Emma faker will unite schools aud colo- - burg visited tho family of C C Schooler last week Ula tho 21 at Antioch church t R J Laughlin daughter Miss Dctt are the and Master Victor of White Sulphur best For sale at Sharp Trimblo Scott county visited his brother Owen Dentons Laughlin last week rrotect your hoaltbby having Mrs William Sledd has returned Brunncr to mako you a pair of bis alt from Cincinnti whero sho has been 10 6t solo shoes tho past two weeks having her oyes She is vory much improved 23 lilt t0 tl0 BOOH treated Rnrn nn tlm a daugb- Nicklo and wifo of Sroncor W H Wilkerson who has boon F tor vory low with typhoid fovor wo aro Pliig slock of liglit woightoats ovcrc glad to uoto has so much improved Dentons and as to bo ablo to sit up in his bed at Sharp Trimblo their prices are tho lowest Miss Ella Bates has accepted a po ¬ Co sition with T P Martin Go to Brunncr and let him mako Messrs Evans Clay Ilaggard and you a pair of his cork sole shoes and King of Winchester were in tho city coop voltr foot warm aud dry Gt this week a Irho County Superintendent wishes W L Mooro visited his daughter tatimi 8 cwt of thanks for that Miss Laura at Georgetown College last pound qako sent him last week by week rvyn vpft Rnlmol houso shoes m -- Lexington Steam Dye Works MONTGOMERY All kinds of ladies t aud gents gar ¬ ments dyed good last desirable colors at less than Cincinnati prices COUNTY Overcoats 150 frock or sack coats 1 pants and vest 1 coat and vest 1 ladies wool dresses 125 misses FAIR fl scouring and napping wool blan ¬ kets per pair 1 made to look new Wo have a largo stock of wool blank ¬ ets on hand our own make which we AND TROTTING ASSOCIATION oifcr at low prices Mark your name on each package sent us and state what color you want it dyed Great Success From the Start Phoenix Woolen Mills Lexington Ky Exhibitions Were Good old Jordan whisky The famous For medicinal and strictly pure goods is unsurpassed Crowds First and Second Days family use this Wo aro making a drive on this article Way Beyond Expectationat one dollar per quart Howe Joiiuson 94t - 2 whisky Wo handle thd best made Wo guarantee its purity and recommend it for family uso 9 4t Johnson Howe i Repairing neatly and promptly done by J H Brunncr THE shoe- ¬ 10 Ct maker Stray Heifer leachcrs Miss Margaret Petit of Loxington who has been spenbing tho wcok with hor sister Mrs Geo II Sohorn ro- Lturued home yesterday much pleased rith Mt Sterling aud the Fair illness sclliug hero I Cincinnati butcher cattle Miss Nellie Ilcgirty Miss Miunio r 2 to3ic Good feeders aro worth Marshall and Miss Sallio Murphy wcro 1c Buyers aro paying from 130 to the guest of Mrs Pat Punch last week Tho mule and 50 for srood boss Miss Wilson of Bourbon is visiting 11 1S i t arse traue is ueau noming uuihjj Miss Lula Stcagall l JNOvor was inero u uuiici buujuu m Dr N F Pierce went to Cincinnati f pleasure apprcciators together yesterday n tnoso at uu opriujjs jusi wtw when tho Judy correspondent of CORRESPONDENCE Sentincl lTemcrat attempts to ti dc Hbo their treed time why his Levee Items os Dennis thats all r Mr Sanford Garrett was halter Mis- - Jjrtncs Howard near Spencer breaking a flue young horse and it bo is almost blind in sitting down reared up fell backwards and broke day missed her chair and its neck the iloor broio tho thigh Elwood Heliin and wife of Olivo at nw hip lomt Mrs Howard Hill Ky wero visiting L B Hefliu ycaraold and tho injury is a and taking in the Fair last week scriouVone Light frost Tuesday morning but Pickrcll and Co will begin did no damage to tho tobacco They eing for water this week D M Dillon and daughter Rosa only limit to tho form us that they flow of Muuson Ky wcro visiting L B Itiopth of tho well is au abundant or iof waterfill whether it111 1UUUliftfeet Sl Heflin and taking in tho Fair the past Itstl n lore Alio wcu wm uu uuiuu u week tueir lot near depot Hugh Pasloy has been dangerously died in Loxing- - sick but is now outof danger airs Robecca Park tdu on Friday Sho was a 6istcr oi Herbert Heflin has bought a fifty Ilcr acre farm of John W Baker and will our townsman II C Rciney rtmaius wore brought to this city on move to it this fall Saturday Her funeral was preached Stock hogs aro current at 4 cents IbyEcv W S Fulton of Lexington per pound in this neighborhood gaud sho was buried in Machpelah Si Lakkixs cemetery Grassy Lick Miss Betsy Lamb of Wheeling invest Va guest of Miss Mattio Aunt Katio Gay of Winchester is Bridgoforth while at tho Fair last visiting her son Robert Gay in this Rwcek was robTSSSFOt her pocket book neighborhood containing 30 The thief was a boy Misses Mary aud Auna Evans of tabout 14 years old who after tho rob rt ioajrsuKo room Clark county was visiting Misses uucrv went to mo changed his clothing and evaded ar- - Annio and Lizzio Mason last week aud attohdirig tho fair EJvncf- Miss Lizzio Ramsey of Winchester Mckco and Watson real estate was visiting John and Owen Morris agents have sold to Mrs Charho Turner tho rcsidonco nronertvonElm last week VpNWt owned by J D Cockrell and William B Greene shipped a car Miss Marcie L Barre Also tho prop ¬ load of hogs last Saturday to Cincin- ¬ erty of Miss Barre corner of Syca nati that cost 1 to 125 per hun ¬ jiwvp aud Clay streets to A J dred Sf61iipson Mr Thompson is romod James F Mason bought 70 head o ling bis residouco and will make fat hogs from John A Thompson at a beautiful cottage of it 425 per hundred aud shipped theinf yesterday to Cincinnati TheScntiuol Doniocrat has during tho past week issued a Fair Daily Abo Sutton hulled 50 bushels of Tho S D fairly surpassed clover seed for J II Mason last weok edition Tho Mr Sutton savs this is tho only crop itself during its daily service paper has been widely read and well of seed in tho county and is as fiuo received Each days edition con as ho over saw tuiucd a full roport of tho doings at Tho fair was well represented from tho Fair besides being brim full of this neighborhood Joqal nows A glance at its columns Tuo hog cholera has attacked tho sbows it was woll patronized by our hogs in this neighborhood J H local advertisers Mason has lost about 20 head Thoro Sale of Lumber aro not enough left for homo supply Sixty thousand feet first class lum Isom Nolan who was Jast wcok sd ber will bo sold to tho highest bidder Eovorely hurt byau accidental blow ti thp grounds of tho Montgomery Seems Founty Fairand Trotting Association at tho hand of his brother He on tho high road to recovery wo miles south of Mt Sterling Ky has douo better than his physicians fm the Levee pike on Tuesday Oct m There came to my place about last mountain Court day a red roan Miss Fannio Tucker of Clark county heifer weight between 800 and 900 visited tho family of S P Hunt last Tho owner is requested to pounds week call for property and pay for this Mrs J B Rodman of Frankford is advertisement at homo on account of her mothors John English Wo handle a Mason county home made white whisky that wo can rec- ¬ ommend for family use It is a pure article 9 1 2 Thursdays Fridays and Satur- ¬ Arma The three minuto pace was aicxt days Crowds Marvellous for called with four starters Dandy an Initial Meeting drew tho polo with Mattie J second They got tho word with good start Before they reached tho one eight Trots Good Fast Time and Very Dandy had fallen back Mattio tak- ¬ J Interesting ing the polo closely followed by Lutio Strathmore Mattio still leading at one half with Lutie on her wheel Best Time in the Circuit Made from thoro homo it was a race they On the Track paced as a double team It was a very exciting finish but Matlio J won tho heat by a short neck in 2 19 Dandy and Luby getting tho flag TOURNAMENT SHOOTING THE Tho second heat was a raco to tho three fourths pole thc mares paced neck and neck and no ono could tell With Champions on the Ground who had tho best of it As they came Was Very Interesting With into the stretch Lutio left her feet and -- tance stand when ho moved up on oven terms and at tho wire had the best of it by a neck Tho third heat was for blood Avena trotted very fast and at the quarter took th c polo from Pat Sho out footed tho gelding and at tho half had four lengths tho best of it From thereto tho three fourths polo the gelding gained on her and when they came into Folly second the stretch were on even terms Pat Tho third heat was a very exciting beat the marc homo with something to ne btclla Belmont was in fhc lead spare This race then went over to but Folly was on her wheel until next day on account of darkness they reached tho thrcc quaitcr pole SECOND DAY when Stella mado a tired break and The unfinished 225 trot was called Folly came on winning easily in Pat My Boy winning in the slow time 2 18f Cigarette 2d of 2 27 Avena who was lame being Tho race was then postponed until drawn next day on account of night coming Tho fourth heat was won by Folly SUMMARY who was lapped to half mile pole by 2 1 StcllaBelmont but at this point Folly 3 3 Hurricane began to move tip andbeforo the Garnett Girl third quarter was reached Stella Pat-My-B- oy out five startcre for tjio 222 class Folly was favorito against the field and won tho race Tho littlov mare seems to bo in form this year to trot in 215 or better Tho first heat Hurricane had ho pole but ho could not 6coro with rthe rest They got away on the eighth score Folly took tho polo before they reached tho quarter and was novcr headed winning with some ¬ thing to spare in 2 17 Tho second heat was an exciting ono to tho backers of tho litllo marc Sho held the pofo to tho three quarter pole whero sho was passed by Stella Belmont who won the heat in 219 - a i i could not stand the clip and left her feet Folly coming homo easy The last half of thc mile was trotted in 107 tho mile in 2 17 Third raco not finished 222 class purse 400 One mile In 5 1 Dan Cupid Folly 4 Hurricane Timo - Cigarette Stella Belmont - - i 3 5 2 2 5 2 1 S 4 217219 FOURTH DAY 2 22 Fine Scores i - 4t Howe Johnson I Will pay from 3 to 4 cents per pound for greon beef hides and 50 conts per pound for new gooso feathers ¬ Bicycle Races in Fast Time Mattio won easy Time 222 Tho third heat was won by Mattio J as Lutio left heHeet before they reached the quarter Both of these mares aro good onesand the timo was very fast for a three minute class SUMMAItY Jos Markofsky 7 4t Balloon Ascension with Parachute Drop Thousands of Feet an Luby DlHt o 1 o 1 1 Here Is Something Sweet Rock Candy Drips 75 cents Now crop Sorghum 50 cents Vanilla Flavored Syrup 60 cents 9 2t Attractive Feature On last Tuesday every arrangement had been mado and everybody were ready for tho beginning of what was tho greatest and most popular Fair in Kentucky Tho grounhs wcro very attractive attractive and well adapted Tho track is of that to thc purpose soil peculiar to tho fastest tracks aud upon it was mado tho fastest time as shown by thc reports of the trots Every member of tlio Association is in good spirits and within another year excellent buildings of tho most modern stylo will go up We con- ¬ Luby Strathmore Mattio J Gcnuino Maplo Molasses 1 Chiles Thompson Grocery Co Found Ill the month of August on Main street in front of Mrs Reeds board- ¬ ing house a childs cream colored embroidered cashmere cloak Call for it at this office Complete stock of ladies misses and childrciiB uudcrwear at V T k T 1 -- 1 11 1892 could havo hoped gratulate the promoters T P Martin Ss Co havo an elegant FIKST DvY stock of millinery very stylish and 3 00 trot was thc first ono Tho nobby and their prices defy competi- ¬ called and had four startors Star tion light by Bourbon Wilkes was favoRELIGIOUS rite She had the speed of tho party aud won the race after dropping tho Sum- ¬ Tho Baptist church at Georgetown first heat to Judgo Savage was dedicated last weok mary 2 1 1 1 Row E E Boinar of tho Baptist Starlight 1 3 2 2 Judgo Savago church has been granted a two weeks Magician 3 2 3 3 leave of absence YZOL t 4dr Tho General Association of Ken ¬ The second trot was tho 2 10 It tucky Baptists will convouo with tho was a race worth seeing There First Baptist church of Covington were six starters and they were good Novombcr 12th ones Annette was favorite but sho Rev A J Arrick and wifo arrived did not prove tho winner Leo Sim- ¬ Mr mons had tho polo and they scored from Hartford City Indiana Arrick will preach his first sermon eight times before they got the word as pastor of tho First Presbyterian They went well bunched to the half church Sunday morning Mr Arrick and it looked like anybodys heat is a most excellent man and a strong Oima who was behind now moved and interesting preacher llo will up on tho leaders and at the three receive a hearty wclcomo by all chris- ¬ quarter polo had collared and passed tian people A cordial invitation is Annette who was leading Oima easily beat the field homo with speed oxtended to ovory ono to hear him Missionary Centennial day will be in reserve Annette second Ed Bean Tho second heat was won by celebrated by tho Baptist Sunday third who was never headed and sihool next Sunday from 9 to 10 30 Oima Oima won tho won as he pleased oclock a m third heat aud race timo 225 Tho Howards Mill Sunday school Oima tho winner is a bay gelding 15 will eclcbrato tho Missionary Centen ¬ hands high by Onward and has been nial of the Baptist church on Sun used as a buggy horso by Dr Sim day October 9 rail of this city until last spring Friday evening after the fair had when Chas Bean took him and Ho is now closed Mr II G Tabb of tho firm ol trained him in his stabh Boardman Tabb who had tho fruit a very speedy horse and can beat privilege wont out after tho days 220 if pushed out SUMMAItY sales accompanied by a colored boy 1 1 in his employ and on their return Oima 3 3 by two thiovos but Ed Bean woro attacked o G Tabb got tho drop on them with his Lo Simmons w escaped boinjr robbed of Annette 2 5 Vovolvcr and 1 G Tho thieves Kate Ethan a largo sum of monoy 5 1 wore unknown and escaped in thc Gulliver ¬ ¬ A fnitii Fr rn Dist Thc 228 class trot had six starters Black Bess who was favorito won thc raco in straight heats In the first heat Bess had tho polo and was never Green B a good second in headed 2 21 Tho sccoifd heat was a horse race from the word go Knighthood Happy Promiso and Green B keeping tho favorite busy All tho way down tho stretch it looked like anybodys race Bess winning the heat by three lenghts with Knighthood second by a head from Green B who finished about same distance ahead of Happy Promise Time 222 Bess won third heat Green B second and Dandy class the wero called Six faced the starter Vasceola was iavoritc and won in straight heats Tho first heat was a walkover for tho favorite with Princess Maid 2d Milton 3d Thc 2nd heat was a raco down tho stretch between Vasceola and Princess Alaid The Maid mado a great fight for the heat and it looked as if Mr Dodge was a little late in making his drive for we think he would havo won tho boat if he had started after tho leader sooner The Maid lost tho heat by a neck time 2 334 The 230 pace brought out four starters and it Was a hummer Mary Grit was the favorite but she looked a little too much drawn to last Mary Crit soon took the pole in tho first heat and won easy in 2 19 Luby second The second heat Mary Crit went fast to thp three quarter pole follow- ¬ ed by Kenlan Wilkes who had blood in his eye When they turned in the stretch the mare had tho best of it by a length but from there homo it was a horso race Kenlan beating the mare out by a length in 2 19 The third heat was a repetition of tho second Mary Crito soon took tho pole but sho could not stand the clip and lost the heat by a short After tho heat of Knighthood third SUMMAItY length 1 1 3 o Black Bess Green B Thc fourth heat was a race all tho way Ihc mare losing the heat by half 2 5 alengthtofijr Luby - Knighthood Ilappf Promise Kokomis 3 4 Third Baco 230 paco purse milo bents 3 in 5 unfinished 2 3 4 4 1 Simla Time 2 21 2 22 TIIITI 2 23 DAY Dist Mary Crit Mattio Kenlnn Wilkes J ZMX 12 12 3 WU flOO 3 4 2 1 4 3 2 I fl 3 4 Time 219 Time 220 J 225 225 The yearling 6tako was tho first called Walton won in straight heats second Lodema Gcnevevc third Half mile best two in three time 1 2G and 1 2S Tho second race called was lio 230 class and brought out Oima was four starters for tho word a big favorito and ho did not disap ¬ point his backers Oima who had Ky Tho second race called was tho 235 tho polo was unsteady and delayed There were three starters tho start Mr Bean who drove him class G Ed Bean Sappho Fannie finally gave up his position and start- ¬ Fannio ed behind At tho quarter polo G was tho favorito and won tho race Oima was going easy but way back Tho timo was good First Raco 23iclass purso 400 At tho halt ho had closed some of the 3 in 5 lopked like ho could not milo heats gap but it 3 win tho heat At tho three fourths Ed Bean 2 2 2 - 3 it a polo ho was still behind soino ten or Sappho 1 1 1 FanuioG fifteen lengths From theiohomcho 222- Timo 223 224 trotted very fast trotting tho last half Third Rnco purse i20Qmiloboats in 107 last quarter in 33 second a 3 in 5 2 12 gait winning tho heat by a heatl 2 from Starlight in 2254 Oima was Bessie R IsaU l in his good behavior tho next two Timo 223 heats and won as ho pleased Ho is a sweet gaitcd trotter and ought to takej Administratrix Notice a mark of 212 or better noxl season All persons having claims agajirst SUMMAItY thoestato of Kavanaugh Tipton deed Second race 280 class purse 400 aro requobtcd to present them proven Ouo mllo 3 in 5 as required by law to my attorneys 1 2 3 Apporson Tyler Sindsi 3 All persons in ¬ 2 2 Gjillivor 4 3 3 debted to said estato aro requested to Starlight 4 2 4 ottlesauio at once - i Oima 1 1 Timo 22d 220Jrf 227 Anna Tipiqn The third raco of tho day brought Admrx Kavanaugh Tipton Tho last day of tho Fair was a suc- ¬ cess in every way The first race call- ¬ ed was consolation purse for beaten horses There wero three starters Kokomis won the raco in fast time Annetto 2 Happy Promise 3 Time The winner is 221 222 22fl owned by Mr Kcene of Shclbyville 219221 221 12 I -- I JJ tf a 1 Ml CM - vi t 3 Uv cS z 1 iepn ac r- - 3k SDKISi W rr nsxBZ rWflfy miMTPffiHIWBgragB 23fcftktX JJf jJ n- fswv MT STEBLlJSGAiJfOOATE go TOTSDY OCTOBER 4 1802 Mui iilL v f v Tan Jtiim2SZamm i jminm THE ADVOCATE - K- kV wV AT NIGHTTIME pleasure Till sweet eyes smile t bnt wcro bo Coin to weep Tomorrow only wait until lomoroow Aftoryoa slocl o wo mo soothed with solemn dreams of heaven Whencarthly days no further eotuoo keep Hopo tells ua thero shall bo ft happy arorronv Wo eootlio tho chlM for some wtthholdcn v After Anno ilt Aldrlch In Now Orleans Picayune C o sleep il i K JADIS Vb f li Rt r sr KJW6iV ffir Oyor Ibo iflnt fen country thero were whito 1111818 rising It wiw already growing dusk but it was not going to bo very dark this summer night Tho weeds had been cut and drifted doovn stream in thick masses A thin midtUo aged man stood by tho lock gates watching an approaching boat Ho vrm dressed in country clothes but he liad not tlieair ofacGnRtrymanjliowas palo and had a look of experience Save for the regular sound of the sculls every-¬ thing was quite stilL Savo for tho man ait the lock gatcsand the solitary occupant of tho boat ithoro was no one in eight It vwas a wide flat desolato scene The boat was rather a heavy tub and the man who was sculling was tired and out of temper Aenrule lie was thought For nothing further hero J hum p be a distinctly ibrilliant and genial A Joy onco Igtcjumot return Sly Lcart iwnS only to b blessed young man but ilie wantod to get on to WJih in vvcrliuitiuK rest Nunnisham which was five miles be Ho thanked her he had liked that yond the lock that aright jsnd he had Why ho asked wero jbeen delayed sby tho weeds Tho gods very much hod given him extraordinarily good you startled wlieu you saw me Because you aro n dream oomo true looka and wany other good things enough to keep him genial junless as f saw your face in a dream last night on tho present occasion circumstances as clearly as I see you now All this fried Jrim severely- - jit the lock he time I have been foeliug as if I had into tho bank and hailed tho mid known you before Really ho said Ho had not quite dle flgsd man wjio fitjjl stood watching belioved it How many things cpnio him tbo woods liko above true una says inings aoout tho short ¬ Hi what flre ness of timo or tho certainty of death so tho lock answer was often tliat they lose all meaning then The Vory bad air whon ono grows old or lies dying tho given in a serious respectful voicd Tho young man swore gently to him ¬ plotitudes got to have terriblo force i thoy come true self Is tuSrt any plare n Sno was struck by that she kept her where I could put up for tho night ho kept on talking 1 eyes fixed on his and i only a public house sir k Thero not as tho timo wore tho landlord of it my namo is HilL to her Ho did nuito so much as ho am nn nlnrnvn mwin 1 could givo you a bedroom a little VH said and ehe meant much more than rough perhaps but sue saiu xuui is u wuiuiuuu uiuureu ¬ Good o bed aud eomo supper cap woman on and ital t That is tho only bit of luck Ive between a manseemeda to her that such now occasions It As ho was speaking tho had today young man picked up a small knapsack for tho first time sho really lived After Joanne had said good night which was lying in tho stern of tho boat soiiio chat with her father and jumped out Ho mado tho boat Philip had on tho tow about her fast and joined tho landlord I expect that sho will bo engaged path very soon sir ho said a young man It is this way You will let me carry called Banks William Banks is anxthat for yon sir spoken to mo and she likes As they walked along the brilliant ious and has him young man his namo was Philip Vinco j Now I wonder thought Philip as he chatted freely Ho was taking a Hol- ¬ went up stairs why she never even iday up the river and was to have joined friend at Nunnisham that night and hinted that to mo Mycs I soo a Next morning after breakfast then gono on with him tho day after away taking with him a few ho went forget Ho told tho landlord all this and also menots a pleasant memory and just tho surmised that Hill was not a nativo of faintest possible feeling of remorse the fen country answer I was They all faded No sir was tho k valet to Sir Charles Sulmout You havo Jeanno had seemed so quiet and de heard of him perhaps Philip had Hf ver heard of him but pressed of lato that her father in order to cher Jier np hsul invitetl Mr Wil said that ho had When Sir Charles died ho left mo a liam Banks to spend tho evening Mr Banks was a small shopkeeper in iittlo uiohoy and I married a maid who and considered to ho no in Lady Suluionts service I Nunnishamby those was then who knew him Yet mean wag boughtthis house with a Iittlo assistancO ho felt unable to cheer her up Sup- ¬ from her ladyship and settled hero 1 I have been posing we hud u bit of a toon Jenny was very young then und ho suggested nt last hero eighteen years Sho played ono She was quito docile talk as Philip gathered froui further Suddenly sho be they wont along that Mrs Hill Was thing after another dead and that sho had loft ono child gan 1 Jadis dont understand French myself Jeanne a girl of soventeen who lived her father When thoy reached Mr Banks remarked but the words of with a song dont matter Sho had never tho inn Hill showed Philip a bedroom large comforttiblo room and began to thought much about the words herself a make some apology about supper They before But now lilrf lovo 1 bo Since nU mol o very rarely had any ono staying in tho Notliliiu further pleases ma was nothing left but house and there Her voico faltered a little but sho sang hero Philip interrupted on to tho end of the verso You would bo doing mo a kindness My heart imkn only to lio blossod if you would lot mo havo supper with With an IVerlnptluK rest you and your daughter I hato solitude Yes the song had come true Just I mean if your if Miss Hill wouldnt thero sho gavo wav and began to cry a object little If you really wish it sir I should bo A week afterward Mr Banks anvery pleased so also 1 am sure would nounced that his attentions to Miss Hill Hill was a born valet ho had were at an end Speaker Jeanne tho manner if ho had lived out of Deaillioad Fieinln service for a hundred jears ho would Tho condition of mind which follows havo been a valet still When Hill left him Philip looked around tho room tho receipt of a freo pass has always and congratulated himself Everything formed a most mysterious study to mo was very neat and clean Tho landlord A perfectly normal and well balanced was a capital fellow a Iittlo solemn brain has been turned topsy turvy in a perhaps but still a capital fellow This minute by tho receipt of a free pass and was far abovo the accommodation which never seemed to regain its equilibrium ho had expected Thero is no spectacle in tho world more Just then a light footfall came up tho common than that of the man who takes stairs and Philip caught a snatch of a the manager out to dinner treats him to French 6ong Tho song stopped short the most elaborate affair that ho can just before tho footfall passed his door buy and then falls into a condition of Philip conjectured that this must bo tho infantile delight whon ho receives tho daughter and that it had been a French pass for which ho has been working maid that Hill had married hence tho Ordinary persons will buy no end of name Jeanno and that snatch of song champagne for a theatrical man if thoy also that the daughter had been warned think there is such a thing asa pass in of his arrival and had gono to put on sight Thoy struggle and scheme and her prettiest dress All of theso con- ¬ work for it and apparently tho mon jectures wero quito correct And yet etary sido of it uover forces itself upon when Jeanno entered tho sitting room a their judgment fow minutes afterward and saw Philip Why a man will spend ten dollars in for tho first time sho was so startled treating another in order to procuro for that sho showed it slightly Philip was nothing seats which he could havo also a Iittlo surprised for a different bought for threo dollars is a mystery reason and did not show it at all Ho It is said that after a man has once seen had thought of tho possibility that a play from a deadhead seat ho can Jeanno might bo pretty and sho was a never witness a performance afterward beauty a brunette childliko in many from a seat which ha has purchased ways but with a womans oyes Her After tho habit is onco formed tlw vio voico was good and her first words tim is forever afterward irresponsible iBlakoly Hall in Brooklyn Eaglo showed that sho had some education It took her about ten minutes to got Salvation Army Women Go Alono from decided shyness to completo confIn tho courso of a talk by Mrs Bal idence Philip was feeling far too good tempered to let any ono bo shy with him lington Booth somobody asked her if tho ho mado Hill and his daughter talk and Salvation womon did not need escorts in ho talked freoly himself Ho liked tho going about tho citys notorious quarters simplicity of everything about him ho as thoy do and sho told him No it had grown tired of formalities in Lon would take too much timo to protect tho Tho womon aro fearlese and don Ho llitea com ueei nnit eainu lor escorts ho was very huntrrv and yes abovo all aro almost never molested Now York ¬ tnelodj-r-plaintive Jftei Jeanne What m earth were that aco and that masner doing in a rivorsiio inn Sho was perfect she did sot apologize too much did not get fiurriocL did not havo red hands spoke correctly laughed cluvrxaingly in u word was bewitching Really lr vrm glad that ho had been prevented from going on to Nunnisham Toward tho end of supper ho discovered that sho was wearing aVhlto dress with forgctino nots in it Thomblo was cleared by nativo ser vant who seemed all red checks nnd for now boata Hill went oil to superintend the business of tho inn Philip was left Cut or a la do well adapted to elullren that Ciwtorla euros Colic OosarlpSfon alono with Jeanno Sho told him to Sour Stomach Diarrhoea Eructation I recommend It as superior to ny prescription Kills Worms glr tleep and tirouiotes smoke and he was obedient ho also known to ma n A Ancsrn JL D EWtlon mado her lell him other things 111 So Oxfori Bt Brooklyn x Wilthoutin urious medication Yes she had been to school at Nun nisham rather too good a school for For several years I hare recommended The uo of Castoria Is oountrmcl And your Castoria aud shall altrayc continue to Its merits so well known that it seenuawork her sho wa afraid but her mother had do so as it has invariably produced beneficial ot supererogation to endorse it Few re tho wished it Her mother 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