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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 0 Wi V f o a Q i t I T b STERLING ADVOCATE in a eJf weekly journal identical FIFTY YEARS MARRIED l hi M ft interest with its own people NO 11- MT STEBIJNG KENTUCKY TUESDAY OCTOBER 11 1892 Effssna Food Eggs at average prices aro among tho cheapest and mofet nutritious ar- Â¬ ticles of diet Like milk an egg is a complete food in itself containing everything necessary for tho dovop ment of a perfect animal It seems a mystery how muecles bones feathers aud everything that a chicken re- Â¬ quires for its development aro made from tho yolk and white of an egg but such is tho fact and it shows how complotqa food an egg is It is very easily digested if not damaged in cooking Indeed thero is no moro concentrated and nourishing food than oil and saline eggs The albumen matter as in milk aro in right pro- Â¬ portion for sustaining animal life Two oitthrco boiled cgg3 with tho ad Â¬ dition of a slice of toast will make a breakfastBufliciout for a working Now York Sun We suggest to our esteemed contemporaries of tho Re Â¬ publican party a becoming use for the tin plate which they pretend to regard with such deep religious awe Why not encourago tin coffin plato in Â¬ dustry Why not substitute tho tin plalo for tho brass plate as a thing of beauty and a joy forever and begin Mr Dudley Mitchom Bowman and Oak Valley District No 18 Re Â¬ Mrs Virginia Smith Bowman of ports G3 pupil children draws from county celebrated their Mercer State 15750 interest on county golden wedding on Thursday Sep bonds 1587G 120 total 29th at their home Mra Bcllovue near lions Custis Stephens one of the best Burgin From the Danville corres- Â¬ femalo teachers in tho county and pondent of tho Louisyillo Times we SS888S88S8S8 B Month one of tho best women in lhe world InMrUoM tho following extract with this inscription E F ItoBEirrsow W T TYIiE B is tho teacher sho is giving entire 29 1812 a largo and September Sacred to tho Memory of tho SS888S8S888S fashiouablo assemblage met at Avon i Months satisfaction this is ono of tho best MANA0KK8 REPUBLICAN PARTY lMertioas dale in Mercer county tho homo of which died of tho schools in tho county considering all Abram Smith Esq to witness the FORCE BILL gSSSSSS8888 tho surroundings tho house is valued to Months marriage of his daughter Virginia November 1892 fight Insertions at thirty dollars and there is a daily then iu her seventeenth year to Dud Â¬ A Republican coffin plato of tin will ley Mitchcm Bowman tho son of a average attendance oi fifty pupils ssesassassss bo worth moro in twenty 3cars than a Month neighbor tho lion John Bowman highest number in attendance 5Q SotirJnBortlons low boy or a pilgrim pitcher Avondalo was then as it is now a present 50 school furniture 6cant and lovely country home where a boun- Â¬ 888888888888 Nashvillo American In the present inferior poor black board trustees Inwsitkms teous graceful hospitality was dis Â¬ i campaign thero is no room for guer- Â¬ seldom visit school sec printed pro- Â¬ pensed and it is interesting to know rillas or free lance politicians and gram for October 21 Wo Insertions that it yet remains in tho family and is none tho les celebrated for perpet Â¬ voters He who is not for Democracy Gum Grove District No 20 Report J8S8S88 og uating its old time reputation is against it Thero is no half way or 82 pupil jingle Insertion rriMe9 all kinds oi Manufacturers and dcilars in children draws 20GG1- The ceremony of fifty years ago man neutral ground in these Southern John A Wilburn teacher first class was spoken by tho Itov Thomas An egg weighing If ounces con- Â¬ States and opposition to Democracy qualification Smith one of tho pioneers in Camp Â¬ four years experience Directory Court bell and Stones reformation then tains 120jgrains of carbon and 1SJ means ail anti white mans govern- Â¬ is exerting himself to keep tho reputa- Â¬ just beginning Tho bridemalds were grains ofiiiitrogcn or 1225 per cent ment Tho white men South must bo tion of tho school up to its ftorn K CokyldlnThlrd Monday termor Miss Peachy Smith now Mrs bimcon of carbonftnd two per cent ot nitro for or against negro domination they I and tho Fourth Monday high standing is doing good work Chicago and Miss Johanna gou eays tho Chemistry Journal Drake of L ffi5SSiHanr Third Monday in must be for or against the party fight- Â¬ and his pupils seem to appreciate it Smith a sister of the bride who mar groomsrnon The valuo of one pound of eggs as for ing tho possibility of negro domina- Â¬ highest number present 55 lowest The ried Mr McCann -- - Tuly and White Pino and Poplar Singles were Abram like Bowman brother sustaining tho active iorces of the tion and that party is tho Democratic da present 52 several TrThlrujuonuiij recitations Doors of all Sizes wtnlwl to the groom and Ben Campbell yet body is to the valuo of ono pound of party Como out into flic open Bo COUNTT COUKT I very good class in English Grammcr Sash Glazed and Unglazcd living in Mercer county Monday of own beef as 1581 to 9000 As a flesh pro- Â¬ Th Dont trustees present they visit school oc- Â¬ ra srwob Window and Door Frames This marriage united two of tho ducer ono pound of eggs is about Democrats or bo Republicans Presiding First Sat- oSi jSSiyrrGWTis hide behind a subterfuge and try to casionally new log Iioufo will buy wMoulding and Brackets of all kinds most Avidcly known and respected rnraay in uauu families of tho Commonwealth names equal tqione pound ot beef A hen be all things to all men now furniture scon miserable black- Â¬ Verandas of every Description associated with tho early conquest of will consume on tho average about Des Moines Leader Now suppose board flag will bo ready by October Professional iden Star Planing Mill Company tho land from tho savages and inde- Â¬Â¬ oi0 bushel of corn yearly aud lay ton wo try a low tariff for a few years 21st --tified with its erection into an dozen orfflf teen pounds of eggs This cannot have tho effect to rcverso Mt Sterling Ky tho pendent State Greenbrier District No G One of Attorney I JAltSETT r iT i is equivalent to saying three and one laws of nature Corn wheat and the grandest old schools in f ho county colonial annals of Virginia In the are found their names in places of tenth pounds of corn will produce oats will continue to grow Cattlo pointing with prido to some of tho They whenfedjtoa hen five sixths of a and hogs will continue- to multiply brighest young civil and military distinction men aud best young g came from tho Shenandoah Valley pound ofjeggs but live sixths of a Mt Stcillnz Ky lumnDtly ntVirginia and Zachariah Smith and pound oti pork requires about live The piJcj of farm products can not bo women who spent their primary in tha mo Ki hon anything wnMrntaS Abram Bowman were among tho first poundslof corn for its production lower xne price ot larm labor can school lives within its old rusty walls tended to anu stairs llrstdoor not grow less The poor can not bo house needs paint worso than it did 4ired OroceIioniiojmiuito make a now homo in tho wilder Â¬ -- - AGENT on 401 it JJVJness of Kcntuclcy tho former at ln Takingiiito account the nutriment in mado poorer Tho people generally this time last year 1ftReport 591 rliAV An eleside near Danville and Bowman eaoh and tho comparative prices of can not bo placed in a worso condition jfltoo with Dr Ka DraVg pupil children draws 148G8 Miss O RAILROAD C in Favctto county only a few miles tho tWoTon an average the pork is Kas Aiaiu OMWM CJ Vote with tho Democratic party this Mary Welsch tho zealous young - tfurther away west oi depot N klASUDUEUSON about three times as costly a food as yIlk Frslcian and Surgeon Ky few years thereafter the estate aro tliolcggs and is less healthful fall and you will then havo an op Â¬ teacher she was proffered a much A Jlt sterling jlaytons store Mt Sterling Ky portunity to test this question Re larger school elsewhere but preferred known as Bcllovue tho present town OraugouTudd Farmer Manufacturer and dealer in Tphacco Hogs Â¬ camo into the possession of John Bow Â¬ move tno tariuon necessaries anil in this she is teaching for these people heads Hough Lumber and Lake lee Wo make man fathor of the present owner by the crease it on luxuries and nolo the another good school our business which is booming by doing nx- iSPknre VOKDr ofMt Sterling Ky attendance bequest from an uncle John Bow Â¬ Sovoral splendid offices for rent in effect bcsftvorK ana oueimg nougu winra ui Relievo the poor from the would bo better wero it not that KlADLEUCO 1 lal pi ices which arc never met Wo also mdo man was a irian of more than ordi tho Tyler App ersou f uuuuing custom saw ins WHOLESALE CLOTHIERS O burden of unnecessary taxes and rc- - many pupils attend city schools high Â¬ nary culture for his time a lawyer by niKOINNATI ii ifj education and a pupil of Henry Clay quire the rich to pay their full share est number at school 32 lowest 27 U- raSraoy-nt-tam City AUy His wife was Sarah Mitchcm of Tho CiiSrm of Chlckon Raising of Governmental expenses and see if present 27 school began August 29ihj fa iccTyl Umorbon building Mfctcrjng4Ky Woodford county daughter of Dudlej number of daily recitations 2G trus- Â¬ Mitchcm from whom have come the It is astonishing how tho charm of it ruins the country iewis Apperson iurTvii tees seldom visit school preparations Haydens Bannons and chicken raising grows on ono and how VoolfoIk8 AUCTIONEER This and that iiriusu other families well known iu Louis it affects ones powers of observation for Columbus Day in progress In Burmah women propose to men ville Lexington and tho Southwest Grassy Lick District No 2G Re Â¬ STERLING KENTUCKY MT and memory It is truo that thero BROOKS WHITE Plate glass was first mado 1G88 at ports 129 pupil children his services to tho people of Montgomery Their children wore tho late John draws AttovnoyB-n-iOffers surrounding counties Prompt attention Bryan Bowman for many years Ite arc incidental to such a life what the SH Ky JLU Oluwi 32508 Professor Lcroy McFcrrcn given to au sales oi personal rropuriy unu uuui gent of Kentucky University tho late world might call annoyances and dis St Picardy France tato Xerma lleasonabie Abram Ilito Bowman many of whoso co info its but to tho true artist in tho Tho Gulf of Mexico has risen more the popular yoitng male teacher r Sntho Superior anu iii descendants now live in Louisville science of fowlyiiurturo they Galdwcllbuilding qualification twenty first class are but than ono foot since 1S51 and various parts of the State and THITIVKV months experience is teaching a good tho bitter Attorncy-at-laI Dudley Mitchcm Bowman tho present disagrccablo incidents Eight species of whalo aro known school 24- South Maysvllle Street Ctmtinf KT and patrons wcil pleased with WUoiVMoV m ui Paiiih a rarely which cornea with tho sweet There on the California coast owner of Bellcvuo Opposite Opora House It is Rh cct Will practice him this school is ono of the best beautiful old country home nearly a are rats and weasels which must bo K ll if tho Commonwealth century old and substantially built kept from tho perches and nests but A hive of 5000 bees will produce trustees in times past refusing to - BUDIUT1I rwow Tho arched windows and picturesque about fifty pounds of honey annually employ any but No 1 teachers SUDDOTn ONE nw fans over tho doors beautiful hand who can describe the manly senso of AlWWO---- - of i fith ana pin nFRANKS Corner GORDON Paper umbrellos lor piotcction highest number 51 lowest 2S pres Â¬ carved wood mantels and window protectorship and responsibility cre- Â¬ Ring 1 Louisville Ky ako one back to tho architect- Â¬ ated by such efforts Br XL D L lliouxuit There arc from the rain aro cheap popular and ent 51 many pupils hero reported at Â¬ Havomado agioat chango in their Clothing frames tend High dchools in tho city ten and Lhoo businesi They ha o tiio goods to suit ure and house decorations of old Co- Â¬ chicken houses to be kept neat and efficient in Paris B mk stirllncr Ky botli i icli and poor young nnd old at pi ioec un lonial days Tho walls aro covered bright littlo boys aud girls iu tho hcatdof Ave aio selling now suits nt J50up Sterling National Hank shells to bo baked or broken Offlco over Mt Tho total value of unclaimedlettors Nens Shoes at 05c dp Ladles Shoos at 7io up with portraits of the former owners clean Misses Shoos at 46c up Also gicat baigains In and occupantB of tho home Mr Bow Â¬ but from tho senso of knowledge and parcels in tho London post flicc is First Reader class and all seemed to N COX M L Sterling Ky G Mt - Ofltco lloom 0 Tylcr Apptison building Hcsi Hals Caps Gents FnrDishiag Goofis man tells with justifiable prido that which comes with acquired skill in nil something over 10000 pounds a year know tho lefcson a nice chart clais Queen street and good class in primary housojind only Indians and Bowmaus ever thoso branchos what innocent and idenceon Wo rccoivo new goods c ery week Dont owned tho placo It has been for a agieeablo prido and self respect do One third of all tho land that is cul- Â¬ furniture iu good condition good foiget to call and see us nt t 1L 1IAZEL1UGG century tho scat of a princely hospi y Attorney-at-LaMtStciling Ay What traits of patience tivated in tho United Statesr raises stovo and good long black board tality and it was an interesting occa- Â¬ not spring children all quiet and busy and clean promptly attended to Collections sion tho celebration of a golden wed and diplomacy aro exhibited in tho Indian corn B Iladdcn James W ding that brought under its roof tho skillful treatment of the obdurate aud Surgeon Unless au Austrian gets tho consent trustee M WATT Vctetlnavy Ky D A Midway dcbccudauts of tho pioneers of a cent Â¬ aggressive hen that is determined to Mason aud Clifton Bush theydonot w of his wife he can not get a passport Willbe in Mt Stoiling on Comt uays ury ago sttcccs or to needed i ill answer tejcgiain sit oven when sho ought o bo laying to journey beyond tho frontier of his visit the school as they should dot A notablo feature of this delightful nice time expected October 21st W son Miller reunion was tho singularly appropri Â¬ What gentleness and forethought own country DUHOWAUDVAANTVS stTcet ate remarks of tho ltev Owsley Good must bo exhibited in the proper care Treachery of the Bull Oflico with Dr Wm Van Antwerp fahort Tho tall hat worn by men first ap Â¬ loe Two conspicuous iiguics wore of tho downy brood ftesh from tho opposito tho com t house Every man who oyer reads a paper Uncle Louis and Aunt Caroline for- Â¬ woll kept nest or tho more roomy in peared in Franco neaily 500 years n HIIAYDOKMD ago which treats of live stock ought to mer slaves whoso marriage antedated Mt Steiling Ky i Sycnmoro Sts that of Mr and Mrs Bowman by six cubator Nay it is rather the life of Paper from rags Avas mado iu 1000 know by this time that a bull is tlu lUco near ntidenee cor Hlgu years At tho wedding fifty years a poet and a philosopher combined No ago Undo Louis had the distinction and tho man who has thus success- Â¬ A D tho first linen paper in 1319 most treacherous of animals CLAY MCKEE H Attorney-at-iaAND of driving the carriage and Aunt fully stoqd tho test should bo entitled and paper from straw iu 1S00 IvV AlfSforl nT matter how gentle he may havo boon Broadway Lucy was maid iu waiting to the Offlco upstairs corner of Com t and to tho sunnua cum laubo of natuics Tho first carpets mado in Europe in tho past ho isuotto bo trusted for- bride Fanciers Monthly a wore manufactured iu Franco in 10G1 a single moment lie is just as likely Owing to tho death of a lovely best school J mrriT Attorney-at-LaMt StcrllngKy in imitation of somo which had been daughter Mrs Caroline Bowman Elliott to turn upon his best friend as he is Block up taitswith Offlco in Do you want an elegant office brought from Turkey Itingo tho guests wore limited to tho rcccSly icmovcd bom Owingsvillo I av nc No prov- Â¬ city of Mt Btcying wm jitoo- to attack his worst enemy family and a fow intimate friends You cau find no better than ono in and located in thonr ninntwnmT isatli onu aa i to Tho saying that wo aro fearfully Mrs tho Tylor Appcrson building Among thoso present weio fupeuor Couit Lowest Eates Choicest Joining counties and in the ocation is needed to lead a furious KenMary Wattcrs Bowman widow of Court of Appeals and Fodoiai 0 uru of and wonderfully made is clearly Companies Il tf tucky Prompt and careful attention ATM very spirit of tho infer Â¬ tho eldest on John Bryan and bon properly applied for upon examina charge The given to all business entrusted to nini Mro Jennio Bowman aud daughter Promptest Settlements Ai Lexington Tuesday evening tion of the human skin with the latest nal region seems to bo within him Cassoll aud two daughters Dudley AGENCIES M OF ANY AND ALL Jr and wife neo Mary Dunlap County Judgo Frank Bullock assaul improved microscopes it is found to and no cau tell when it will inauifest Mrs Nanuio Bowmau Mooio and five ted Sam J Roberts editor of tho bo covered with minutes scales over Â¬ ksolf in a deadly assault Shis spirit children and Mr Abram Smith Bow Â¬ Leader on account of criticism of his lapping each other exactly liko thoso is born in htm and it will be iu hint man of Fairlawn Lexington Miss official acts Officers interfered in ot a fish sister of Mrs Bowman Nannie Smith as long as ho liws aud remains a bull serious trouble --MANUFACTDltER OF Mrs Mary D Bowman Mrs John timo to prevent Tho timo of year is coming when Somo writers rccommed cutting oft Augustus Williams Mr Phil B That is no way to answer a criticism Wo have no faith in tho Thompson ltev Strothor Cook Mr If tho Loader had misrepresented cows should bo stabled at night to tho horns c Ben 0 AUin and vifo who havo been Judgo Bullock ho has a legal re Â¬ protect against wet or cold weather remedy unless the head is taken off Saddles Harness Bridles Ualtors REGULATE THE But horns or no married noarly sixty live years Mr STOMACH LIVER AND BOWELS is a very bad prccedont for as in sumhior they should bo stabled with tho horns aud Mrs W II Hiker Mr and Mrs course It horns tho bull should never bo turned flies PURIFY THE ELOOD Thomas Bowman Mrsltobccca Jones an officer sworn to execute tho law to in the day timo to protect from a piistnie fthould never bo allow- Â¬ A RELIABLE REMEDY FOR largest and most com Mr and Mrs James Kunniano Mi- tako tho execution of his private Any ono who thinkn that a cow doc3 into I carry the ed to get behind a niau should uovor Indlccitlon IIIllounciu Hcoilocbe Omti and Mrs William Bowlaud and Miss grcivanccs into hia own hands Thore not euflVr from exposure to a cold patton Ilyipeptlu Cliranlo Llror Troublot ploto lino of general Saddlory Cood tio driten and bhoirld llover bo lec Vivian Iltzzlncss Bad Campfexlon Rycnterj is entirely to much of this in Ken- Â¬ rain in November aud December may OlTcnslro Breath nnd nil Uiordcra of tho iib in tho city and Mrs Bowman though rap Â¬ tucky Mr try it himself sleeping in wot clothes with n roue Havo a strong ling Stomach Liver and Bawds idly approaching that ago which his noso and lead him with r staff lUpans Tabuloa confnln nothing lnjurlona to mado of first class maforial All work After he as many a cow lias to do tho nioct delicate conttltUtloa rlcuuant to Ulco marks tho evening of life are yet hale etfc effectual OIto Immediate rclltr by mall Call and Sovoral splendid offices with all has trictl it onco it is safe to say that Never pet him and nevor forgot that and by skilled worknion 8oldbrdruirBltii Atrial bottle scat and hearty and give promise of being on receipt of 14 cents Address beast able t celebrate many moro aunlver conveniences for rent in tho Tylcr his cows will be thereafter stabled in ho is a vicious and villainous THE RIPANG CHEMICAL CO 2samiue stock and leanx prices Amfl3airymaiiw STREET NEW YOIIECITT 10 SPKUCE 11 tf bad weather sarie of their murrlago Appci3011 block CHAS RETS 9Se6caooeetoaoeoeeeoja IftSS-S-SSSifli VERTISlNG RATES MMt ssssssleal o i 2S5543888 Frank A Woltou who has charge t of a tho grain elevator at Furccll Kas met with a peculiar accident While repairing Tuesday afternoon tho broken machinery his some of long beard becamo entangled in a fly- Â¬ SSSS8SS8S888 ing bolt and one sido of his faco and chin was litorally torn away County Superintendents Report of Schools STAR Planing Mill Co Rough LUMBER Dressed Â¬ to4KWiVrfL - r jvrfi A1 - Josiah Lindsay I if 1 I - SB5 w ji-1- -i WH I FLETCHER tmrtuwSSS ji w verso MBfea38aS3 frt AV zi--- yr VI The Bargain Store - The Bargam Store 14 w J 0 MILLER INSURANCE w w REAL ESTATE t n Â¬ Â¬ OHAS REIS so6oeseeeeoeeeooeroa - I v V t r i v j V l J IS o V - Ki - ij iJtfra ivWi J o X KO vVW l a A MT STBBMSTGr ADVOCATE TUESB AT OCTOBEB 111892 g A gf - i V M y t- f u This is a day when nq Democrat There ws a big crowd in the Court can afford to bofoundoutof thorauks of Appeals Tuesday mprning when Advocate Publishing Co moany Tho order all along tho lino is close tho Louisville lottery cases wore t On the side of appellees as up Tho column this year must bo called 1802 TUKSDAV OCT U MT STERLING an unbroken oue Wo havo to pre- - counsol where Souutor Curjislc Judge t Tho sonta National ticket mat is auso Muir aud Mnj D W Sandors lutcly unexceptionable Mr Clove first motion and grounds of tho latter DEMOCRATIC TICKET laud has been tried and not found for a continuanco was overhauled FOK riltSIDEXT wanting in any of tho elements that Judgo Holt was abfoiit however ahd CLEVELAND go to make up a great Executive whoti the counsel for tho lottery com Â¬ GROVER Iu tho Appcllatoraco wo havo to pre- Â¬ panies objected to going on without a sent a man learned in tho law and ono full court tho court could but sustain VOIl VICE 1KFSIDENT ofspcclal fitness for tho position to tho objections and grant tho contin- Â¬ ADLAI E STEVENSON which ho aspires A true hearted uance It was sonictnio sinco freely honest gentleman with a heart open predicted by the knowing ones about For Appellate Judge to every cry of distress and a hand Frankfort that Judgo Holt would not James II Hazemuco that never failed to respond as long as sit in these cases Tho cases go over there was a stiver loft in his pocket till tho January term fok COJfOllESS Jas II Hazclrigg will mako a J ml go For this not sitting tho Chicf of whom Kentucky will be proud and Justico must havo a good reason aud MARCUS C LISLE whoso heart will forco his mind to tho peoplo of Frankfort evidently from Of Clark look closely after tho interests of tho their predictions aro on to his rackety weak against tho strong of tho masses It may bo that this non politician in For Circuit Judge against tho classes Marcus C Lisle the boginning of his dignified cam Â¬ Jons E CooiEit our caudidato for Congress is a man paign now a full fledged Republican Of Montgomery County ASBURY CECIL 1 whom tho district will delight to nominee has good reasons tor not i Surely it could not have years his sitting honor Though young in Tho man James II Hazclrigg voted for against tho For Commonwealths Attorney iu becu on account of business pertaining energy and sterling worth staud negro Anbury C W Neshitt lie- is a to his own interests becauso ho docs good stead of experience Oh you dandy you sweet scented Of Bath County No mortal was more high toned anjd Democrat without a stain a gontlc bcliovo in public servants receiving gcrancum you thick lip woolly son honorable than Cecil Ho was a per- tV man with an unblemished record a money Tor services not rendered ami of Africa It takes a mighty good feet gentleman Holt would mortify 4 fok cincuiT clekk Â¬ is exceedingly conscientious man who has an ambition to so rep- th Judge mau to vote for you a high toned crush and destroy every rising im- HENRY R BRIGHT resent liis district as to gain for it and Tho Court is in session and no leave gentleman a non politician Judgo pulse of the white man if voting for a himself distinction Judgo Lisle will of absence has been granted Wo W II Holt votcdfor you against tho negro would contribute to hjs own FOK 61IEKIFF and bo just as careful to look after tho in Â¬ can conjccturcgbut ono reason intelligent gentleman the pride of tho success Judgo Jas H Hazclrigg is terests of Pike Floyd and Magoffin that is he has given legal advice to tho JNO C RICHARDSON mountains tho lamented Geo Cecil of the peoplo and for tho people counties as thoso of Clark Ho wants lottery representatives Hie as a rule Thero aro too many white men in This tho people of this district to under Â¬ is his excuse for not sitting Hhis country for him to1 vote for a Fok Jaileu stand that so far as his work in Con- Â¬ we kuow Judgo Holt was absent negro J M BEST gress lies after his elcctlonJho will be from duty and that tho machinory of as much a citizen of each of the the Court as to this particular case of Kentucky Scf K to announce Mr counties of his district as of Clark was brought to a standstill And no Wo are authorized Montgomery Co Henry D Combs as a candidato for Richardson Bright and Best on tho ononis responsible for it except the Circuit Clerk of Mcnefco county sub- Â¬ county ticket are each of them most great Judge now going over the lis I G A Whitney Clerk of the Montgomery County Court certify that W H ject to the action of the Democratic exceptionally capable men they trict tooting his own horn explaining party now a v Judge of the Court of Appeals of Kentucky on Aug 6 1883 in stand as tho reprcsenlatives of a why ho voted for tho negro Asbury Holt united Democracy in its protest he is fov that Republican measure tho Mt Sterling Ky voted for J W Asbury a negro for Register of the Land Office Grovcr Cleveland filled the Treasury against tho revolutionary measures of Forco Bill the practical results of against J G Cecil a white man which vote- is recorded on the poll books on file in Benjamin Harrison emptied it party They are one which as now proclaimed by Repub my office tho Republican and all against tho Robber Tariff tho lican journalists is tho erasure of all it A NUT FOR THE GAZETTE TO Force Bill and all other Republican radical lincSjby which the negro is not Witness my hand this Aug 27 1892 m l CRACK iniquities John Richardson has only permitted but requested to inter G A Whitney Clk fit been tried in tho Sheriffs office wo mingle with tho whites in their- - most By W B OConnell D earnestly commend to tho atten- Â¬ all know him to bo a thoroughly sacred relations in their schools Wo tion of our Democratic readers the brave honest and efficient officer be Â¬ churches uo separate coaches for tho tHink on these THINOS following extract taken from the Na Â¬ sides being a Christian gentleman and black man even to the repealing of Our Republican contemporary is Tho Advocate has selected Jas II Â¬ Wood one of tho Â¬ wofully exercised because tho a paper published a good Democrat proprietors of this AdvoHenry Bright was that statute which forbids intermar tional Republican Tho Gazctto has declared itself V at Washington City and which faith- Â¬ raised in our midst His energy and riage This great Judge is iu tho cate is pressing hbmo t it the paper as a target for its spite and favor of tho Force Bill James 11 spleen aud in this it resorts to its fully voices the viewB of President capacity we aro acquainted with Ho middle of a bad fix caused by Wood is in favor of tho Forco Bill ho evils of tho infamous Force Bill stereotyped cry of Force Bill t That Harrison We would bo glad to have is known to bo ono of tho quickest and ceptaneo of the principles of that This same Republican contemporary seems to be the only argument tho voted for a negro against a white S I aflllfaVs some time 6inco announced itself in edit6roftho Advocate is capable of man George Ficklln is a Force Bill with which ho some of our more decent Republican best clerks in our section Whatever party 1 friends 600 what its promoters oxpect position of public or private trust ho At tho fieginuing we prcaictedhlB ftfvor of the Elections Bill which by making Mr Wood is a caudidato apologist no also voted lor a negi for Circuit Cjcrk of Montgdmcry against of thp Lodgo Election Bill otherwise has held ho has received upon quit Â¬ approaching state of afTairsVanctjiw almost universaj consent tho peoplo county a white man Judgo IM Hv rtyiYs I Mt Sterling Gazctto Â¬ known as tho Force Bill Tho Re ting it tho most pronounced endorse Â¬ uorthern Republicans are bold ericfaglf havo denominated the Forco Bill tho independent that was isjsiiot The Advocate pleads guilty to the publican among other things says ment of those for whom ho worked or to give it public endorsement Wtfitc Whether we call it the Elections Bill charge that It has determined to mako of soft spoken gentleman who vou1 Lodge National Election with whom ho come iu contact Jas Republicans in this country unbiased or tho Forco Bill it matters little the tho Forco Bill tho most prominent have a Force Bill and who liasfo With tho by official monetary influence con infamous thing is still tho same Law in full force over the South and Best is an honest upright man who hsuo before the peoplo It further an opinion of the negro thathe Davenport everybody l JX tho generosity to offer tho pro Â¬ fronted with such a measure will Johnny has had pleads guilty totho accusation thatithas his voto for him in preference to a various Democratic strongholds np ceeds of the office to which ho aspires rebel Tho time has cembfor decisive knows Johnnys unsavory record man Mr Benjamin Harrison white North we may confidently look for a to tho widows of the two men who action and Judge Holt is already be Â¬ lathered the foul thing and Lodge charged that Mr Jas II Wood one also wants aJForco Bill and ho trades of the proprietors of the Gazette is a different stato of political affairs than gave up their lives in an effort to up ginning to feel its force Too many stood sponsor for it It would seem stauuch defender of that infamous the Postmafcr8hip of a great city to tho lower re as if the ingenuity of now exists New York city will then hold law and order James Best has Republicans are against him measure More it has charged Mr J a negro for his voto iU National Con- Â¬ to frame this vention gious had been taxed It was not Mr Harrisons return several more Ropubllcau Con Â¬ filled the offico of Jailer since the After General Weavers 6pccch at devilishly vile measure for it would Wood with showing his faith by his fault that he did not dell vor tho goods death of Kavanaugh Tipton in a works in that wheu opportunity Ofgressmen than MOW while more than thoroughly satisfactory manner and Pulaski Tennessee Saturday citizens be difficult to wrap up tho possibilities fered ho voted for a negro in preference ho worked his utmost to do bo twenty negro Representatives from his whole lifo through has so con- Â¬ of that place held a meeting and re- Â¬ of so mauy ovils in a less number of THE FORCE BILL DID IT to a white man for office If this is the South will render tho Republican ducted himself as to win the confi- Â¬ iterated the charges of inhuman treat- Â¬ words Tho Gazette is exercised bc spite and spleen mako tho most of H Arkansas Florida and Georgia all control of the future Congresses abso- Â¬ dence aud respect of all who know ment of their peoplo during the war causo wo mako this issue prominent it Mr Wood is a candidate before send up th6 uowb to the Democratic We hate the Force Bill becauso wo tho people Tho paper of which ho is hosts marching on to tho grcatNOvem--bolutely safe and secure Heavy taxes him Can more be truthfully said for r NEW YORK FOR CLEVELAND recognize in it a blow at the founda- Â¬ ono of the proprietors ha6 declared for These the Republican candidates victory that they are solidly Dem- Â¬ should bo laid upon the property of tion of our liberties and that its en- Â¬ what it calls tho Elections Bill same Republican nominees aro the exÂ¬ and ocratic Tho spectre of the Force The best informed Democrats exÂ¬ tho whites to develop and extend the ponents actment would not only uMicr in a which wo call tho Forco Bill The Bill will scare many a Republican of the Force Bill tho Robber press themselves as entirely satisfied public school 6y6tcm of those States Tariff the endless frauds and steals bloody raco war that would utterly candidato James II Wood is public ballot from tho polls both North and with the situation in Now York so ocpb perpetrated by tho Dudleys Quays destroy all material progress in tho property so far as hid public acts aro South next month i gfinalatfi fcIiooIb for tho t long regarded as tho great pivotal Raums and others of that ilk Vote South but that it would also mean concerned The Gazette whoso policy should bo abolished and tlio nln of the Democratic ticket State Gov Flower of that Slate de- Â¬ the beginning of the end of tho repub- Â¬ Mr Wood helps to control is a pub- Â¬ If tho Republicans have any clared a few days ago I have been lic More we live amougtho Southern charges to mako against Judgo S II brine tho youth of both colors into lic organ giving to tho public its ut- Â¬ cannot in pretty much all sections of the Bell county Republicans Ilazelrigg why not make them at close and equal relation in schools aro our in Â¬ terances and their interests and as such wo havo tho homo Forco Bill nor State during the last six weeks aud I people the Why Bend them offa huu- given a fair trial asonn stand lovce and and churches terests their loves aro our right to deal with it Wo have never will they vote for Jud go Holt predict that Cleveland will carry it by Tho paper measure by word or syllable said that Mr dtfed miles to be printed of tho most potent elements to brent Judgo Holt spoko at Middlcsborough 50000 majority It looks as if thd their hates our hates This that claims to be tho most prominent submitted to supposing John C Wood another of its proprie- Â¬ down tho dctoBtable bourbonlum of Friday His speech was well received Democratic victories of 1890 and 1891 if quietly would tors voted for a negro or that per Republican organ in this end of tho such a thing were possible Con- Â¬ tho South Tho Staio laws against until ho undertook to apologize for would be repeated this year Why not use its mean domination of the negro in tho sonally he favored tho passage of the State is hero and gressman Tom Campbell of New columns intermarriage of the races should for his vote for Asbury tho South What kind of man must ho infamous measure tho Force Bill here ho got into a terrible tangle dis York city who enjoys considerable This is a Democratic year and bo repealed and any discrimination bo who desires to see tho negro with which Whitolaw Rcid now candidato gastiug even his own party They reputation as a political prophet re- Â¬ his heel upon the white mans neck for Vice President of tho United you waut to bo in tho procession you blacks in the matter ot will not vote for him and Bell county against tho cently remarked that Tho Demo- Â¬ must not get out of tho ranks Cleve- Â¬ learning tradcB or obtaining employ can be counted on going 100 Demo- Â¬ cratic majorities in Now York Kings The great family from which ourpeoplo States said through his paper tho aro desconded has not been notedfor New York Tribune is good for thirty land and Stevenson aro sure to win wo cratic ftient should bp criminal offense Queens aud Richmond counties will quietly submitting to Biich degrada- Â¬ C Judge Hazolrjgg has Ids opponent If Mr Camp- Â¬ tion It is a little late in the day for tariff bills When Mr John be- Â¬ Judgo Holt beaten About Ltejes-while tho colored mans right to hold Despite the contemptuous intcrrog pile ud over 90000 Wood shall becomo a candidate election there has nover boon a doubt olflco BhQiild bo sacredly protected ories of homo Republicans which bell is correct it will Insure tho State such a thing to bo expected of them fore this people wo will then think Tho county ticket is a clean one aud years of this were caused to bo published in a for Cleveland as the Stato has nevor recognized A lew ami wo havo a perfect right to deal with journal remote from his home Judge gone Republican when the majorities its majority will be bigger than for policy will solve tho race problem The life and character of Judgo his record also and shall no doubt do years Get in tho wagon boys or wo James 11 Hazclrigg candidato for in those ooutlos below tho Harlem this In tho meantime wo will en- Â¬ satisfactorily Judgo of tho Court of Appeals in Â¬ bridge as it is known have aggre Â¬ James H Ilazelrigg is an opon book will leavo you a long way behind anytiiing of dotrimout it deavor to kcop before tho people tho How do you like it Mr Gazette creases in popularity and each day gated that figure Tho Domocrats If thoro is Big Sandy News Seems to usdanger of voting for men who favor Money and lying hero are likewise encouraged at tho Is uncovered and of public record Any tho plan of bringing the grows in strength man Suph Judge Holt has made a mess aud revolutionary measures such The I reports from Indiaxa tho next most insinuations aro mean and low and men at such a time aro unworthy tho caught himself right youth of both colors iuto clo60 aud cannot bo used to advantage in tho middle of Stato The infor Â¬ the man or sot of men claiming to bo equal rclatiou and the State laws decree has gone forth and if ho is Important doubtful James II it In his public announcement for a warmest and truest friends Avho support of Domocrats against intermarriage of the races re Â¬ not elected by 2500 majority wo tire mation is that the Democrats thoro his Wood and his papor the Gazette favor long time past ho has declared that very much deceived iu our calcula- Â¬ are waging an aggressive campaign aro tho instigators thereof are dcspli pealed thero should be no politics involved in tho Forco Bill Judgo Hazclrigg stands high while the Republicans cannot inject cably mean aifd damnable Mr Gazette man you will plcaso tion tho cloctlon of a Judge Ho has used Judge Grcshams sou Otto has this as ono his nolico that this is tho Force Bill at homo aud has tho hearts of the any lifo into their meetings Tho re Â¬ of leading electioneer- Â¬ that Judge followed his fathers examplo and de- Â¬ ing which you call tho Lodgo National people Wo do not present him as cent announcement points and after placing himsolf Tho Courier Journal estimates that Election law which is expected to infallible or as never havingcommit Gresham will voto for Clovelaud has tho cost of a State election in Ken- Â¬ clared for Clovelaud and Stevenson so decidedly upon that ground ho ac Â¬ do all this AVnat do you think of ted any mistakes but as an honest also carried dismay into tho Repub- Â¬ tucky under the Australian ballot Tho younger Gresham is said to havo cepted tho Ropubllcau nomination at upright industrious oapablo lawyer lican camp any has caiucd the Demo- Â¬ system will bo iu tho neighborhood of a vory considerable following among Ashland this solution of the raco problem tho joung men of his Stato Tho effTho Gazctto man accuses us of ho has no superiors Knowing thedc crats much joy as it is felt that his 50000 Threo dlscontinuencos last week villainously vile measure fcat of Judgcllolt is cortain Haz action will chango many votes in In Â¬ ect1 of Judge Grcshams chango of making this Wc will in this campaign clriggs enemies thcyhaVo resorted to diana which is his home and will havo is said fo bo of much more im- Â¬ Thoy wct o Republicans front almost tho solo issue throughout tho great influence his It is now thought that Emmet Dal portance than anyono living outside have to stand it If Republicans us for doing attacks against character Domocrats do not blame ton the bauk robbor will recover of Indiana can understand dont like to hoar of their party mean Â¬ this as they bogin to understand tho but character thioves are of no avail country ness thoy have no business with tho His father says tho ruin of his boys up in this in this contest Judge James II depth of villainy wrapped No primaries in Covington and Advocate Twenty eight Domocrats Judgo G B Swango and wife Mrs wasjbrought aWout by dimo novel nil mnnolll OH Vet nltfmnff1 Hazclrigg unless facts fail aud fig tine nf vwParty without solicitation havo been added urea He will bo ournext Judge of tho Carollno his mother of Hazol Green reading aud the example of tho Jcsso Nowport tho coming year uy UiO itopuoucan paiiy registration was ontiroly overlooked to our list iu same time James gang arovisiting at J GLrlmbloe Tho Gazctto favors tho Forco Bill Court of Appeals u4 THE ADVOCATE OUR NOMINEES Holt Nt tkmitUl sitting A POlilTIQALvOBJECT LESSON J v - 1 State - If t J1 wr m Km tlip-ac- - ifSi Mrl 1 it - 1 s V U Bella Acton ha knocked the yeSi littf poing record down to 21 aU SS TOCK ANP CROPI CT 11 WiVWTIi li SS THE ADVOCATE v8 t m W IP tr l I Aliout 160 trotter bve beaten for tiie first time this year And about id Alfrwi Temydn cHel on Friday mriilnr at 135 oclock 100 pacers have performed tho same Ktiiet and peaceful tho going feat it the loving ones around his Tho sale of 133 horses belonging to raid not know the end had como tho estate of the lato W HWilson 111 informed by tlje physicians brou ght 79710 an avcrago of 598 Alfred Tennyson Was borii Aug 0 Briguoli Wilkes by Geo Wilkes lfiWLat Bomeraby a villugo in Liur brought 3000 Adolado 14 218 IwWslilro about half way botweon 4000 Colon dam of Semi Colon Wptlsby and Horncastlc Eng lie Berkshire Belle and 209 4000 was one of tho twpivo emiuren ioi hcr weanling filly brought 7225 veii were sons of Rev G Clayton Tennyson LL D rector of Somoraby It Is stated that Nebraska has tho and vicar of Grimsby Alfred was1 faslost stallion race record Labasco taught tho rudimentary subjects part- race fastest tt homo and partly at Sadnoy8 record Onllno 2 16 tho fastest two Rllago school Alfred Tennysons ycaiKild pacing record Online 2 16 Bt versos wero written upon tho tho fastest half mile raco record Jes dcl of Thompsons Soasons slo Gaines 215J tho fastest yearling lio wont to Trinity College record Bello Acton 2 22 tho fastest CJftribridgo and in 1829 gained a gold stallion that did stud inedal for a poom on Timbuctoo Ho duty Weodline 228 and tho fastest published his first volume of poetry filly raised cast of Cali- Â¬ bout this time and in 1832 his second fornia Alls 3122 volume was published by Edward The story that Locksley Moxon The Pilot Jr maro Miss Russell is Hall was based upon personal ex Â¬ now the dam of four eons that havo perience is said to havo not the slight sired 215 performers thoy boing foundation In tho year 1850 ho Lord ITussel sire of Kremlin 2 11 lf raa married to Miss Emily Sollwood Nutwood siro of Lockhart 2 I3 Nnt d iu tho same yoar succeeded wads- - bouruc siro of Choyenuo 2 14 and Vjfro th as root jjaurcato ana proauccu Mambrino Russell siro of tho pacer on tho day of tho funeral of tho Puko Wilklo Russell 2 15 Only one other of Wolington Jfoyembe 1852 his im- Â¬ inaro has produred as many as two mortal Ode sous that havo sired 2 15 trotters The Crimean war exerted a de Â¬ pressing effect on the sonsitivo genius When tho Hobart Callfornlan horses evidenced by his poom Maud aro sold at Now York Decombor 20 ftor a Bileiico of several years the tho following famous brood mares st series of Idvlls of tho Kincs will bring great prices Alma Mater embracing four stories in blank verse by Mambrino Patchen tho dam of drawn from thoj Arthurian legends Alcantara Alcyone etc Nancy Lee restored tho roetfsvwauhiir uomilarity tho dam of Nancy Hanks Modjeska e vnd x was generally accepted1t- -as his dam of Reference who trotted at i l HJ vciuiui wn- - Fleetwood last week in 216 Trinket y greatest pooucui uuuriten yoars later whon tho cycle 2 14 Silvoronc 2 19 Four Corners firmed jrwaacomplctedjby tho publication of 220 and many others of tho bluest Tha Hn w flrnil nml nllinr Phnms trotting blood The most of tho I 187G young things aro by Stambonl but if In tho iutorval botwccnthopublica somo aro by Norval OnwardJAlcazar ou of the second parts of his Idyllls Palo Alto Guy Wilkes and Baron ennyson had issued Enoch Ardon Wilkes 8G L lie has sinco then published Olma 2 25 has been turned out ho Window or Tho Songs of tho 1870 a on grass and will not have harness Queen Mary rens ama Qlovo ana in ion anoincr on him until next spring- no nas ama called liaroiu Chas W t Bean is at Lexington itten very little of lato years ivy with iolly a Ju tins week it is likely ho will take her to the kite L HORSE IAND TRACK track at Columbus Teuu if0 210tho two-year-o- ld Pij182S two-year-o- ld three-year-o- ld to CN The llrt bicycle Bulky IfoniU was ordered by I lie Palo Alto Stock Farm and arrived during the EtlB Dooley wld to John Smith recent Potafunia fair An overyono of Winchester 00 cattle at 425 per wauHiixloiiH lohco it ituus placed In n cwt Avcrago 1500 lbs tent and a small nun ulitirgcd for ad J NMason sold to John Smith 20 uiUhIuii and tin proceed wore dona Â¬ ted toa drivir who had been injured head of 1500 lbs cattlo at 425 previous ii t fid track a few days John A Thompson sold to Mason Quito a nice sum was tlm realized Tutioy a lot of fat hogs at 425 for thobohcflt of the miUorer Tipton Administratrix Mrs Anna ofKavanaugh Tipton sold on Sat Â¬ urday in this city tho following per-Â¬ sonalty pair of work cattle 3700 6 3670 2 helfors 3060 7 steers cows 3200 10 yearling steers COKNEll DRUG STORE 11250 9 15500 9 yearling steers yearling steers 19300 9 cattle 14000 15 School Books Utr cattle 42900 cow and calf 700 cow 750 1 heifer 1150 50 head pth er of sheep 18760 10 head of sheep And 42 50 bay horse 3700 roan horse i i r ti i W 2800 1 pony 500 2 work mules Supplies t i If S 32 wagon 3500 14500 mower vvf r V set of wagon harness 1500 half in- Â¬ No Fane Pricesj terest in hay balor 3950 hay rake 1200 other farming implements Paints and Oils sold low salo amounted to 189745 LAND hii immsmami tSSSSpBj M 1YG JULIAN 1 THE EARLY BIRD GATGHES THE FORM wzzxrjTAArATJs M i jtatpt m m I I two-year-o- ld two-year-o- ld fa LLI i t f - r v H fe wmamp i p IV 1 Nwj Fine Tobaccoes Nashville Rail- Â¬ The Louisville road Company which has already been such an important factor in the development of Eastern Kentucky and tho Cumberland Gap region is doing much to further open up tho great mineral wealth of that rich region A few days ago noticewas mado of a new road to be built up Straight Creek and it is thought another branch will also be extended into the President Big Stono Gap section Belmont arc Smith and Mr August Courier now at Big Stono Gap Journal Children Cry for cs et m rrJ m And enterprise catches the trade while the prices we aro prepared to oflor in order to make room for full goods will cause you to catch your breath iu astonishment Dont fail to call and see our goods and you will bo convinced 1T S f J fl - -- - Pitchers Castoria 3n Onfi A Orajuvat And ertaMUbed as tho I K PHIPPS CatlTcnneMeo VlrtinU A Southern Trunk Unts ThoDOtthtrO pmrtof the great eyttm starti from Cincinnati from which jxlot thcr ran Solkl VcatlbnUxl Trln to ST AcacsTCTE PH CDioa throush Lexington Er Chattanooga 7e0IW Allan to Qs Macon Oa- - JscksonTillc Fla Making Through Vestlbultd Tnlna to al dtie named and Intermediate pointsb The Queen Crecn4 SpecIaU aro SclW Veatltfolod Train rnunlag its ChftUsoo Jc and Lookout Mountain nirmtnstMQV md Mcr WUn to Kew Orleao MX MXBtMAX the 11m dlrerzea for Jackson uA Ticksburg MUs to Shrercport and Morthaa XlZM At New Orleaos connection Is made tot Xbxaa Meiko and California VfceQbCbM mile aborter and qnktear than utr other Hoc and takes OhXiY ar Bocna Cnr ciKKATf to New OnutAKa E T V O are 110 miles chorteat lino between Cincinnati and JacJuonvllls TThe Q AC ad E T V O run alecntng out through QtacJonoU to Enoxy Ulc TcnXK ooonccttngJbr AheTlllN C Too lehorteil UA ttost direct routo Report of tlie Condition OF T1IK grteet QfI SUCCESSOR TO W S OALDWBLL BMhra34t 1 i fUMSMSMMpMPMMPPM MT STERLING NATIONAL BANK of AtMt Sterling in tho Stato Kentucky Sbptcmbor 30 1892 KESOSKCES Loan nncl discounts OrcnlrnftA BCcutvcl and uiu ccuml U S I kinds to t ecuvuclrcuhltioii Stoctis securities etc Duo from fiinmd reserve iiKcnta Duo from other National Due from Stntu Jinuks nncl bankers lnnkluK loiiscfuniitiuxinl llxturcrt othir real cstiito ft mortgages owned Current expense iiml taxed pnitl Clicckrt anil iitlierctbli items Bills of other banks jii Fractional paner currency nickels mid cents 21ftSfl at tho closo of business 20 I Jniikr LM 02 2M0 G 00 475 10 74101 44 5774 Tl 7110 47 jOOU jtf 00 T Nancy Hanks Mfljrirtto204 2 01 IJtfi g Jib 2 05 faMi titer 2 051 pOTBfc Avt RilCvpicuuimpaccu uio naii muo v Si vi4S two-year-old s covered a mile in i 2Ui James B Tiptons dun gelding trotted last week a half in 1 20 and quarters faster- Ho will make a race J horso next season ho is being trained Siecio tcnilcr notes Lejal lteilemtlon fund with V S Treasuitr by Bean Bros Operccnt of circulation - UYi 1 0 1700 fit lVJ M 1017 00 TbQ4Cal s 81 14500 IU 1000 00 1123 00 OT74 10 Ssftraathnru iBooth ZWordcfldlngoa70urroaU write Car raies mat and anr tQctnnaUOhlo wont atxret ths ot9 tefcrrni Total j AddrsanQEDWABi8OPA W Thos F Rogers P G M is in Covington attending the session of the Grand Lodge I O O- - F According to tho Associated Press Mr Cleveland ha3 sont his check for 10000 to the Treasurer of tho Demo- Â¬ Messrs cratic campaign fund Whitney and Dickinson and E C Bonedict have contributed liko sums Joe Clarks family were coming in town Sunday afternoon and their liorso took llright and ran away with tho wagon to which it was hitched The family all got out aud tho horso in his flight ran over a colored baby binjunug it about tho head Tho Wagon was torn to pieces hKSkI Kwk - tracki9Pra at ziu at wicnita GENERAL NEWS LIAU1LITIKS Surplus fund Capital tockiaId in unuiTluedprollts Judgo Moon of the Circuit Court National JJniiknotesoiiUtandingr filly Silicon by The has decided at Chattanooga that lewd Dividends unpaid subject Wilton has started in four races this Individual deKwlts toclicck year and woii three first moneys woniou may walk tho streots after 9 Timetoccrtillcates of deposit Duo other National Hanks p m despito a city ordinance Duo to State Dauks and bankers Her tofal winnings aro 11605 100000 00 JH0O 00 k807 IU 22 00 10 THIMBLE HCICKEE lvo 108157 Oo CO S5 A 17KM 404 US t 320 Mr John Thomas while working Mr George E Owings is very low at his trade on Mrs Kate O Carkea and his demise is expected at any building Saturday became paralyized moment in his right side but at this writing wo aro glad to stato there is marked -- Governor McKiuleys reception at Newark N J Friday night was most Citizens without dis- Â¬ enthusiastic TToil d TlnLU il tnt yjnnnxr iiuimo tinction of party turned out to greet j Y1I1 HUfc 11UIIIJ m V m UUUIU ifninof linv tivtHni nil tlio flirt if him rouough monjoy is placed in sight Frederick Frisk ono of tho leading A H Moore owns three mares with cotton men of Now Orleans was ar- Â¬ recoi ds better than 213 which is rested Friday for embezzling 10000 raoro than any other breeder can say Frish has been tho Now Orleans rep f When Hal Foinfar 2 05i Mascot rcsenatlvo of tho largo cottou house of 2 04 and Flying Jib 2 05J meet at Grfssner Co Liverpool v Nashville it will bo a nioctiii of tho Thirty locomotive which tho Long L-- throo fastest nacor on earths Island Railroad put asido as useless Tho admission to trotting races iu wero sold at auction at Now York Italy ih dollars ami tents is Centre Friday Tho total amount realized Held four cents right field 20 cents was 18000 As each locomotive was loft field 40 ccntu with seats 60 ollered it was run up and down tho 1 carriages fi coinstwoquarterstrotch 2 four horse track us if it wero a raco horso and 1 hoVso teams tho bidders would talk about Its teams 4 points hy Director Evangeline 211 Gormau day tho 209th anniver- Â¬ iVf broke her hip at Columbus Ind il sary of tho first settlement of Ger- Â¬ Sho was 0mB and died from the injury mans iu America under Pastorius season ago Jf tho bestraco maro of tho considered and was ono of tho most was celebrated at tho Academy of music luPhiladolphialast Saturday by nrnmiiiiiif 1hikihuilim lur ciiuiuniuii- a great assemblago of tho original set- Â¬ ship honors tlers and Gorman Americans of more Eoports from Independence say that recent date Allortou has about recovered from his Franklin MacVeagh of Chicago a lameness but that owing to lateness of tho season it will not be possiblo to brother of Way no MacVeagh says it is undoubtedly truo that Judgo G res start him again this year ham has definitely dsccided to vote Tho famous siro Aberdeen died at for Cleveland I am not authorized Paris Ky on Sept 30 Ho was tho to mako this statement for Judge sire of 35 performers in tlio 2 30 list Grcsham said he but I know his including Kentucky Union 2 13 tho position so woll I can easily stato it of tho year Ala- crack Vbastqr 2 15 Hattio Woodward 2 15J I N Terrell a leading member of 4t AbbiV 210 Godolla 2 19A and tho Oklahoma Legislature lias been others Ho was foaled in I860 and sentenced to tho penitentiary for lifo was by Hamblctonian 10 oijt of for tho murder of Emory Terrell Widow Machreo by Seclys American was dofeudlng a caso in tho Guthrlo m Star At tho limo of his doath Aber land ofllco when Embry sworo ho was deen was owned by James E Clay a soo nor Terrell shot him down in of Paris Ky tho Laud Ofllce killing him instantly Crawford by Favorite Wilkos duced his record to 2 09A at Mead vlflo Pa last wook re- Â¬ Total 1 S lCO740 10 m i Stato of Kentucky c County of Montgome i X II It French cashier of tho nbovo named bank do to1emulv swear that tho nlMivo state- Â¬ ment is truo to the best of my knowledge end belief H llFRKNCIl Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7 day of Oct ISiB J L WHITE Notary Public LEWIS AllEIISON WHAT A BEAUTIFUL c o improvement Died on last Sunday at Chambors Mrs G Spencer A fine frame church is being erected at Autioch Chesapeake and Ohio COMOUKULY as KizEit RAILWAY New York Frank C Duerson ha3 been employ- Â¬ ed by T G Julian and began business with lain Monday Miss Mattie Peters left yesterday for Ashland where she takes a posi- Â¬ tion iu tho primary department of tho Episcopal Sohool at that place Dlrcctoj s Louisville Tobacco Market furnish ed by Glover Durrott Louisville Tobacco Warehouse The offerings on our market this week havo been considerably lighter with prices fully maintained on all grades Tho weather conditions have been highly favorable of late for the growing crop and material progress has boon made this week in tho way of housing tobacco Tho following Philadelphia Washington And all Eastern Cities I that is the verv thins I want Does the inscription Oh oois ml al A Cotton lot ii Lexington and Eastern Points Yes mam right there quotations fairly represont our market lor hurley tobacco crop of 1891 It this is riot large enough Sales on our market for tho week in Effect Sept I492 just closed amount to 241S hhds with we can give you any size or Time Card From Mt Sterling receipts for the same period of 1121 design to suit vour taste in hhds sales on our market Biuco Jany 1st amount to 12930 1 hhds Sales of Granite EAST BOUND or Stone tho crop of 1S91 on our market to this 840 nm FntMiillN 2 J date 112533 hhds so furnish all kinds of M t Htei IIhk ArcomtnoUntion No 21 i - in colory trash - - - 0i th JJSJ Cmmou 710 pin Vwtlbukd KxpivM No 21 Medium to good colory trasli ifSJto f cemetery fixtures and do all Mortlicml Accommodation No 23 720 p in go here Shortest Lino bolwccu Louisville COMPOUND J Mori I A recent discovery by an old physician Successfully Used moutlily by thnucnndd of Ladies Is tho only per fectly safe and reliable medicine discovered llewarenf uniirincinled druggists who offer In- ferior medicines in place of this Ask for CooKrt or nd takcno lottos koot IIooMioi iu ostngo iu suiistitute wo iiiclivo and cents letter aud will mjiiJ sealed by ivtnrn mail Kull t enlcd particular lnnlain enveloDo to ladies oulr two tamps Addivsa 1 1 Fisher llloct Detivlt Jlich Sold in Jit Sterling by Kennedy 11ms W S C Lloyd T U Julian Jioyul aud druggists orjw here No 3 Pond LllvCo f 7 toifSA Common lugs not colory Common colory lugs - - - JjiSto Medium to good colory lugs f 12 to JJ1G Common to medium leaf - 9 to 14 14 to 17 Medium to good leaf - 17 to 25 Oood to lino leaf Select wrappory tobacco- - 25 to 32 -1- kinds of stone work We pay WEST BOUND Lexington Accommodation No 27 Woods Phosphodine THK no big commissions to agents -- --- --- If you buy from us you can save money and get what you buy i23 a IllEVT KMILISK ltKSIKDV m three-year-o- ld When Baby raa jick tro pire her Caston When bhs a Ciilld ano cried for CastorU When she became Mist sho clung to Catorla Tben sno aoiX Children sho gave thorn CastorL du w k Granite Mt Sterling Ky Co NcrvousWcalnesEiui9a slonsnnd SHnnitorrhet8 1 m potency and nil eflcca of Abuso or Kxcesso 5 llcen preicrilCd over 8 years in thousands o Solid vcstibulcd trnliH with ituiing enre No cases is the only lielinn bus transfers Bcforo and After bio and Honest Mcdieot Through Blccpcrs frnm Lexington without dnigglst for Woods lhosphodliie known Ak change If liootTersbomo worthless iiedicinc in place of thKlcnTO his dishonest ttore incloso prico In 11YAN C etter and wo will send bv lvtum mail Trice 3 ono package Ono will plenso six will Ast tien liiss Agent Ulnclnnnti O cure Taniphlet iu plain scaled enrclope two II W FUILKlt Address Btamns -OSCAK JIUUItY len llisis Ascnt Sohl in Mt Sterling br Kenncdv lliw Washington 1 U Tiilllc Malinger It C Lloyd V S Llojd Tarlton ti Jnllnn una J druggists OTcrywuere Ioinjtm AccomiiKxlntion No VcJtlbnlwl KxprM No 23 UuiivllloKiresNn21 - 1100 n in 145 p m ll omptty and perman Â¬ ently cures nil forms of 503pm llx c fei--- - v - y V- - f tl s - JilH a - v-i A irivi JiL K o mmin -- r Ho Mr SH5- - iV WBi Farm Notsa Loui notrabov aged 17 baVsfled Michael Murphy Dotal t outtreea too thick hU employer for f 14000 damages for CoiwUat moving will kill out the injuries sustained by jumping oiif of plantain a third story window to cscap from Dont bruiM Um fruit for it decays Murphy who w beating him much sooner Tho annual meeting of tho stock- Â¬ Ground should not bo plowed too holders of tho Louisvillo and Nash deep near growing trees villo Railroad Company was hold in All tho old Louisvillo Wednesday Somo fruit growers think dish directors wore elected und they m wator around peach trees gives a turn retained tho old ofllcors with healthier growth tho exception of Third Vice President It is estimated that tho Georgia W J Wood This offlco will proba Â¬ melon crop brought tho growers a half bly bo abolished Tho annual report a million dollars shows the road has been admirably Thoso who contemplato putting out managed and lias mado money in spito of tho fact thaP the fiscal year an orchard next spring should ma- Â¬ was a hard one on railroads and that nure tho ground this fall many lost money There is always a demand for tho Republican best fruit A great deal of attention The Denver Times a Presi- Â¬ ehould bo paid to quality paper makes this confession hero as dent Harrison is not as strong It is estimated that only ten por ho was at tho timo of the Minneapolis cont oftho fruit trees planted over convention as ho was before Ids let- hoar This is doubtless caused partly ter of acceptance was written as lie by a lack of caro was a week ago His causo is losing South Carolina melon growers this ground steadily And what is true year sold 050 carloads of melons for of tho Wost seems to bo truo of the 71500 which was double what they Tho one East aud tho South also received for 1179 loads last year hopo of the Republicans now is based Robert Nivcn of Providence claims on ho knowledge that thny liavo a great deai moro money than tho to havo grown colcry at tho rate of 10000 por acre and one twelfth of Democrats an aero at tho rato of 40000 per A Republican organ comes forth aero with tho revelation that a political A good authority 6ays that clover party which stands ready efablish wildcat banks will bo ou hand to re Â¬ well managed will givo tho best tilth establish African slavery and tho and fertility for fruit growing of any- Â¬ slavo trade when opportunity presents thing wiftiin tho reach of common So hero it is a lltlo late but farmers itself still on deck There is no longer any After trying various crops says a doubt now that thiB is really a Presi- Â¬ writer I boliovc that either torn or dential campaign year Courier potatoes is tho best crop to grow in a Journal young orchard whilo tho trees aro Tho body of C G Miller Mayor of growing and almost any small grain South Omaha Nob was found in the tho poorest weeds with a bullet in tho brain Ho A successful roso grower says his is bclioved to have been killed by roses aro seldom troubled with mil gamblers dow but in such cases ho dusts sul- Â¬ Telegraphic inquiries all along tho phur lightly over all diseased plants shore of Lake Huron failed to find he claims this is a sure remrdy for any traco of tho steam bargo Nashua mildew Tho samo grower to keep which is believed to havo foundered down tho green fly moUtens and strews fresh tobacco stems on tho hot off Godcrich Ont Tuesday Obadiah C Vosbott paying teller watorpipc and tho evaporating pans Â¬ oftho Smyrna National Bank has aro filled with a liquor mado byi steep ing tobacco stems in water been held to tho United States Court Try crops that every body else is for making false entries in the banks books His alleged shortago is G0C0 neglecting especially if there is a Senator Mills has bo far recovered market and good prices as to bo ablo to travel and left Wed- Â¬ St Louis Journal of Agriculture nesday night for St Louis Thence Tho Journal Agriculture now in its he goes to Indiana Pennsylvania aud 28lh Jcar comes to us in a boautifnl Ohio IIo will not speak in tho West now dress not a stick iull of old aud Northwestern States this cam- Â¬ typo in it Tho now heading is cer- Â¬ paign tainly one of tho most pictorial and representative designs that wo havo Miss Jessica Ncwbcry of Chicago was wedded Wednesday to Robert II ever seen indicating at a glance the McCrcary son of cx Govornor Mc interesting character of its reading Crear of Kentucky Tho ceremony matter covering every subject of any which took place at General New Â¬ importauco in the business of tho berrys home was a quiot one owing farm garden orchard dairy breeding L U to tho recent death of the brides stablo etc with special F Tobias Lee a St Â¬ fl I T Mp Vi T T inr THE ADVOCATE GENERAL NEWS Morohcad a theatrical man- Â¬ ager was found dead in his bed last Monday in Now York having com Â¬ mitted suicide- by shooting hlmsolf in J 1 - the breast James Hughes Mastor Workman oftho Garment Workers Assembly K of L has received a scntonco of ouo year for cxtoition at Rochester N Y Rev Samuel Hongfollow brother of the late poet Henry Y Longfcl 4ow died at Portland Oro last Mon lay aged 73 IIo liad been in feoblo Jicalth for some time U S Grant- - a nephew of General Grant and Correspondence Clerk of tho Sub Treasury was married last Monday at East Orange N J to Miss Alicia Sutherland Henry Albin an elderly marrjed mauof Stamfoid Couu while visit- ing a young widow at Longridgc was taken from the houso by noigh- bors and tarred and feathered and soiit homo j If A bold buE unsuccessful attempt t bunk robbery took place lht Konday in at the Keystone Natipnal Ban Keppler Erio Pa While Treasurer was arranging Ids cash four young men entered aud before ho was aware of their presence ho aud Book keener Liobol were confronted by re volvers which peered in at thorn from ovory window Tho robbers cried Hands up but Keppler at- Â¬ tempted to drop behind the couutor Ono of tho robbers fired and hit Kepp- Â¬ ler in tho face inflicting a dangerous wound All tho robbers boat a hasty retreat but wcro run down and ar- Â¬ They are young men and rested They givolnamcs which aro fictitious wcro heavily armed and claimed to be from New York Word has been received that a dis turbanco occurred at a revival meet Store Calloway ing at Stephens county Mo Sunday afternoon in which thrco mon and ouo woman wcro killed and a number wounded A special train Wednesday brought to Nashville the SCO lunatics belong- Â¬ ing to tho Middlo Tcnuessco Insane Asylum who liavo been quartered at Bolivar Tho Asylum which burned down has been restored at a c5st of 90000 Amrloan rather 8o much ha been vatd about the frivolity incompetence or fUMlneM of American mothers that it will not be atnlfs to inquire into the character Â¬ istics of our fathers of familie With tho best of intentions in the world the lime that a city man can spend with his family is usually very limited and ho is not always in tho mood to exert a helpful influcuco when ho returns at night worn out with business cares and often prefers the club lodge oi neighboring corner to his family circle his wife may sco littlo of him and his children loss It is not a mat- Â¬ ter of indifference however oven in regard to health whether the children enjoy a duo proportion of their fathoms companionship for that is or should boa vital factor in tho childrens growth and cducatiou aud whenever they aro deprived of it certain ele- Â¬ ments of character and mind are most always absent Look around among your friends where tho children liavo grown up without a father and sco if your observation docs not show that there is somo quality of heart or mind somo check or balanco wanting that no ono else coujd supply I observe that American fathers whether from tho exactions of business or other or Â¬ dinary reasons do not ordinarily como to my offlco with their ailing children Tho wholo matter is bueu left in tho hands of the wifo or somo relative Germans aro more apt to como than Americans aud Hebrews most of all indeed I cannot refrain from expressing my admiration of the domestic life of tho better class of Jows in Now York which so far as I have observed it is in many respects more nearly what it should bo than that of any class in our community Henry L Taylor M D in Tho Popular Scienco Monthly for October Tho Senso of Touch The senso of touch is tho simplest but at tho same timo ono oftho most important special senses oftho human organism It is possessed by nearly all portions oftho general surface of tho body but finds its highest devcl mont in tho hands Tho truo skin contains multitudes ofjncivo filaments arranged in rows of papilhe about one hundredth of an inch in length It is estimated that there aro 20000 of these papilla in a square inch of tho palmar sin face of the hand Tho cuticle is absolutely essential to the sensation of touch for when tho true skin is laid bare by a burn or blister tho only feeling that it experiences from contact is ono of pain not that of touch The cuticlo shields the nerve filaments from direct contact with ex- Â¬ ternal objects Touch is most deli- Â¬ cate at tho tips of the fingers and tho hand is ono of tho most important organs BufTon declares that with tho fingers twico as numerous and twice as long wo would becomo proportionally wiser Galon however taught that man is the wisest of ani Â¬ mals not because lie possesses tho hand but becauso ho is the wisest and understands its use tho hand has been given to him for his mind not his hand has taught him tho arts Ex Â¬ quisite delicacy of touch is attained by practice AVI thou t it the skill of tho painter pculptor and musician would bo indo indeed Jonness Millers Monthly Â¬ Kentucky Central BLUE GRA88 ROUT Sliortdit as Quickest FitOM r A CENTRAL KENTW -i-0ALL fowir SCT KOKTH i Through dailr train scrvica tat Cincinnati and Middlesborouii ana points on N It Hchedulo fn Effect Not 15 18 botiioiwd J o Cincinnati IiVaFnhnntitli Jfo1 Daily Express 8 10 No 8 Fast Lh KX Hlltt i H am oo wi 1 Ait Ire CyiiiUlonaio aria n a itn 43 18 am am ni 0 soJra 10 Stym Quarreling as to tho appointment of au organist resulted in a 1st fight in front of tho pulpit in tho Lutheran Church at Lay Port Mich botwecn Ilcimau Grocsbeck and William Steinilz Joseph Greaves and Win Game Canadians quarreled while at work on a scaffold over Niagara Falls painting tho cantilever bridge and Gamcl laid opon Greaves scalp with a hatchet Homo It Richmond of Decatur III has established a small pearl but- Â¬ ton factoiy and with machinery operated by an electric motor ho lias ahcady mado several gross of buttons w and put them on cauls for the trade Jie uses imported shells principally but is doing something with shells picked up along tho Sangamon River John V Newman a leader in the switchmens striko at Lullalo is in jail a raving maniac Since the strike he has been uuablo to obtain employment and constant brooding over his misfortunes led to tho unbalancing of his mind Last Monday ho attempted to cut his wifes tin oat with a picco of glass and afterward Â¬ stoamer Captain Raudle Fricslaud from Antwerp which ar- Â¬ rived in Now York Tuesday leports IhatTon Sept 27 L A R Dutche a saloon passenger from Gicen Bay Wis was found missing and is sup- Â¬ posed to have jumped overboard Geo Parker and Oscar Arnold of Independence Mo quarreled over tho settlement of an account at tho for- Â¬ Parker ut mers store Tuesday tcmplcdto eject Arnold when the latter shot him in tho abdomen in- Â¬ flicting a fatal wound A committee of Now York Repub- Â¬ licans wailed upon Henry Clows at his banking houso and offered him Clews the nomination for Mayor was assured of tho hearty support of tho party if ho would accopt tho nom- Â¬ ination t which Tho new cruiser Cincinnati rwas to liavo been launched this month at the Biooklyn Navy Yard will not go off tho stocks until Decem- Â¬ ber Three new cylinders will bo mado to take tho place of those dam Â¬ aged by flic recent fire of tho f Arr Winchester 12 10 m LTO vt lncnestcr 12 40 pm 1 85 p m Arr Jtichmond 1 36 um Lre llicluuond s 05 pni LvolJeien a 05 p m Arr Livingston Lto London io p xn Airwoiuin 4C0pm u ui uiii a uu p ni jj jji u aiHruuiirvuieS z p ni Lvo MIddlcboronjil 7 85 p in Arr CumberVii Oap7 15 p m L0C0lGlll Lre Williamsburg Arr Jcllico 1 fa vi 11 IHInx 5 45 U 20 1 pm pm Ait Stanford Lvo Richmond Lvo Lancustei North llouuii LvnrtJinrnifl Lvo Lancaster Arr Richmond 4 4S p m o 20 p m 0 pm No 3 Wnliy Express t- Daily m 7 60 10 IS No 4 - am am - lA0WInVU An Corbin -- Lto Jcllico g a 8 nm 8 it am9 83 am 8 BJ 0 63 7 47 Lve CulnTd Rap Lve MlUdlwboixiugli SS Lvo 1 Iiim illq 30 Z W110 am nm as am am a Arr Livingston If d0 mi nn 1105 am 10 ftTlstOT j 1 Lve Richmond Ait Winchester lto Winchester 0 05 am 12 41 pm a xs nm 1 i2iuivn 12 41 1 55pra 127 pm 2 00 pm 3 37 pm 3 07 pm 4 01 pm - 1 pin AlTf Jvo Ijexiuffton AlTCorhifrlnn Air Cincinnati fTe LToCyiithlana LToialiiiouth 1010 10 55 8 2 am 0 23am 4iam 7 00 nm 7S3nm am 7 7 10am nmi a 45 in i jSS Jmi1 to- S 45 pm MAYSVILLE BRA North Bound LvaCineiniint Ltg IJoriiirfnTi Le LeMiiifton 10 f There is no longer any doubt that the President will bo compelled to A desperate fignt with revolvers abandon all plans for his participation fbotween S J Ryan a saloou kccper in tho Columbian exorcists in Now and Henry Coombs a horseman oc Â¬ York next week and at Chicago later curred early last Monday morning at Tho condition of Mrs Harrhon is such the houso of T F Davis neartho that he will not bo able to leave her East St Louis race course As a re- Â¬ bedside sult of the encounter Ryan was shot Dr Gardner now makes thrco visits in the lelt arm and left shoulder a day to the White House the last bo- Coombs in the right hip and Davi3 ing late in the evening As tho in the left lung Davis Avas dauger White Houso doors aro hospitably ously wounded thrown open all tho time now thcio Everything goes was the favorite is no special use for tho door bell cxpiesaioufof Col W R Smith ex Nevertheless it used to bo rung occa- Â¬ Mayor of Philadelphia and ho forci- Â¬ sionally audit was feared it might bly illustrated it by departing for disturb Mrs Harrison The wire has soino unknown locality with all ho been detached and for some time to bad Smith was known as tho dandy come it will bo dumb Mayor and was a great entertainer A gieat disappointment to the lato Ho was Court martialed and removed Get man Cougicss at Newark N J fioin the Colonelcy of the Third Regiwas the fact that although it earnestly ment of Stato Militia entreated it no blessing or sign of ap Tho bold scheme of several Iowa proval came from Rome Dnring tho faimcis to change tho courso of he session of tho Congress tho leaders Missouri River by ditching across the took good cure to hide this from the narrow isthmus near Bcllcvuc Neb public but the fact leaked out The where tho river describes three foui ths rtfusal of the Popo to respond is taken of a circle and theieby enrich them- Â¬ to show that Cahcnh ism lias no favor selves by tho law of accession because in Rome and that the Pricslcn Vcrein of the hind that would change to the and Its association ate under the ban Iowa side when tho river changed il At piovious Congresses tho Papal blessing was paraded as triumphant channel has failed R P Benjamin delense of the Verein and its up Â¬ of Omaha got an inkling of the woi k and investigated Tho lcsult was an holders injunction and a Hidden stoppage of While tho audience was leaving tho thowoik Had the ditch been com Â¬ theatre at Jopliu Mo John Manning pleted 55000 acics of land would have and Miss McKee of Bcllville were ac- Â¬ changed owner and scoies of fuini costed by W D McBride a former lics living on tho lino would undoubt- Â¬ suitor of tho girl who demanded that edly have pciishcd when the river they accompany hiin At tho same rushed through time he drew a Colts navy rovolver The Veiled Prophet mystic guard Â¬ and as Manning sprang aside fired ian of tho Mound City escorted by a at him The sidewalk was crowded iiiiignificcnt pageant made his fif with people at tho instant of the firing teenth annual appcaranco at St Jouis Miss Stella Owen a young lady of Joplin stepped in range of the re- Â¬ Tuesday uiht volver and the bullet passed through Jno G Bird and Edward Tuttle her brain MeBrido attempted to tho gold brick swindlers and confi- - escape aud tired at thp policeman who leiico men who got JJ30C0 fiom a far- Â¬ ancsted him IIo was removed to mer were held in default of 2CJ0 Carthago to prevent lynching fiieh in tho jail at Bath Mo Snow foil Wednesday in Pennsyl Â¬ Columbus B Harrod another vania and Now York Stato It was prominent Indiana Republican ha also a cold day for the Republicans ooino out for Cleveland and Steven and Third party people in Georgia sou Tiiii Columbus was a Jong time lemarks iho Courier Journal discovering l ho error of his way bin Near llrmlcu Mis two nogioes dm met with a cordial welcome from who hud robbed a storo and assaulted tho Democratic woi Id Courie In elorkt were taken from the sherifl Journal uiid lynched cut his own JQaily V i k in n cm 1V m XVUJ1LI1H AlT Veio lohiisou jwv iUiiicisouiir uim ays vine South Bound ra 5 7 a 10 ExSun Lvo Maysvillo 5 20 No 9 -- v Daily m V fac 1 2 27p 60p 20p lOp 00 p 45 p mother A Possible Addition to our Stock Farms Â¬ Â¬ -- Shall wo grow kangaroos in this countiy Those familiar with the habits and hardiness of this animal express no doubt that wo can if wo want to do so They aro still abund Â¬ ant in Australia and in somo locali- Â¬ ties are regarded as a nuisance as interfering with tho sheep ppsturago That fact should settle tho matter If sheep pay bettor than kangaroos let us stick to sheep bi ceding and leave to Australians tho kind of stock na Â¬ ture orignally provided for them and which is probably best adapted to their needs But so many uses have been found for tho skin fur and flesh of kangaroos that their continued propagation homo where is reasonably certain They aro a rather ugly bruto in a fight ripping up tho bowels of any antagonist with their long claws on their strong hind feet That is another reason against naturaliz- Â¬ original muchino is stiil preserved ing this animal as a part of American Next after tho Adiocate a first class farm stock Ex farm and family paper h tho ono that tho great mass of our pcoplo ought to The Cypsey Moth Spreading to take and henco wo recommend our For severe years past tho Stato readers to at ouco fend for sampld authorities of Massachusetts liavo copies to tho Journal of Agriculture been waging a war of extermination 1120 Pino htreot St Louis AJo against tho jjypsoy moth aud so far havo not cllected their object A re Â¬ R C BlanUfoid has discontinued port now comes that tho dangerous tho publication of tho Somorsot Re- Â¬ pest has mado ltd appearance in tho publican because tho party has failed vlllugo of AtMca Wyoming Co N to givo him tho propor support This Y If so tho llago authorities ought does not speak well for a county not to bo left unaided to combat this which has at least 1000 Republican foo If tho wholo power of Now majority Mt Sterling Gazette York Stato is needed to do this work As tho hotter class of Republicans it should not bo grudged It is a become educated fully in regard to matter in which tho cntiro pcoplo of tho drift of such measures as the tho Stato aro Interested Pcoplo in Forco Bill and tho Robber Tariff other localities too should bo on the thoro will bo more Republican papurs wnlch for this dangerous enemy besides the Somorsot Republican Am Cultivator turning up their toes to tho daisies Womans aud Youths Depaitmonts and original and specially valuable market reports Elovon of tho de- Â¬ partments havo each an illustrated and strikingly appropriate heading of its own tho work of ono of tho best artists in tho countiy In a graceful greeting to its readers tho Journal says theso haudsomo improvements having not only como to stay but will bo supplemented with others as tho the months roll round i Tho issue of September 29th con- Â¬ tain among its other illustrations an engraving of tho Journals per Â¬ manent building at tho St Louis Fair Giounds a largo ouo of lino shcop recently imported into JllinoU and a cut ot tho first niowiug niachino over mado in America patented by Jere- Â¬ miah Baily in 1S22 This last with an interesting description of tho ma Â¬ chine which cut a swath seven feet wide and was a success though pret- Â¬ ty haul on tho team was furnished the Journal by one of its subscribers in Pennsylvania in whoo barn the Lto Arr Arr if vrr -- Jlilloi sbiug Lexington Iai is VOTiton r7 r8 Cincinnati u 00 am 7 15 n ia 40 a m 2S n m 10 61 a m 3 3 4 7 0 GV SJ SRKNOIT ilaaio MannRcr S TV aPATSIOia r BldgfcinU Sc 11 Genl Pass vtuunnumcusiflui8VllleJiy N Oiilce Chnnifier of Comuicreo Mnei v i5nT5ilr0rBif uavc toCincTiil 70X SUUy fltli ccl 1w lad onnuny -- Tho Michigan Democratic conven- Â¬ tion nominated Judge Wm Newton for tho Supremo Bonch and tho him to fill tho unex Â¬ pired term of Judge Morse tho nomi nco No 1 Runs daily No 4 Runs dally from ail station except tl Rowland 111 vision which is daily oxcoi tSiinda except Sunday- 5 n meinna Ami ay ntnfhl rmlriote8 No 7 ivi ncl LeiSto10 Kton Accoramodatln Anh C labnouth Accommodation 3acs for Governor polmVuntuvRntMinclcstcf car- tinra Cincinnati iT001113 JIiddlebnongi and Curoliorbwl an and nil it ermpdintostatirius ami - HEALTH IS WEALTH -- lhls ut rUllv HOST IH M c vs qttllTlTT UHAIN I best IV OUAIITI jK2fiafflsegjf Wests Nci a nnd Jlriln Tjvatmiut n pmuintcecl sptclllo for Jlystciiv lLzmo Con miIhIoiis Vita Nun oits Nuuialjcli lleiuliichi bv thuiifu of ntco Xonoiisrintmtincnuscl liol or tobmoo Wiikuf illness Mental Dcpmflon fcorteiiliifr of tlio llinin lCdiiltlii in insanity awl IciidiiiK to miscnilccny nnd deatli LYcmntnif Old Arc JlnucnncA Loss of Power In iltbcr dcv Iinohintnyy Iistcs nnd Sponnnton linivn enmedby ovoi exertion or ilio liilnfcf abnso or over indulgence JJneli tax contains ono 100 a box or six boxes for months treatment 1 500 bent by mult pi cpaid on receipt of ni ice Dr V C -- Willis OBEAHJ VfPBIBFaifiF TT Has led ail Worm ftoznedisc BOHLE GUARANTEED SOIiD EVKIIVWTTTVTJT rrvn tiymiiuxaioxTjiyMKaKD co stlovis Jfc TriiiinnniiiMr Ia POR SO YEARS 11 tlMJLimM EVERY WE GUARANTEE SfX BOXES To cmfl nny enso With each oirtcr received bv us for hIx boxes accompanied with 5oo w q v H tend tho iii chaser our mitten giiniantcQ to re Â¬ fund tho money if tho tictitmcntdoes not effect n cino Giinmntcci Issued only by W SLlojd Dx ugglst nnd Solo Agent lit Stcillng Ky J wLUbA JAPANtSl ILE 1 TlIK JOHN C WKST ClIUlANY Wo w 111 pay tho nbovorowmd for anv case of Liver Complaint Pispopsln Sick Hcadncho Jn digestion Constipation or CoaiUcncss ro can not cm o with Weats Vcpotablo Li er 1HU lien tto directions nit stiictly complied Willi jlmv aro um ely tejtctublc nnd never fall to gho sat sfactlon SuifHr Coated Lnrjto loxes contain ing W nilIs2S eents llewnro of couutei foils and imitations TlwRdiulna manufactuicd only b sale 500 Reward br all dnwstsU CUICJLOO ror 22 iy ILL A titinranlccd Curo for Piles of v hntover lin pvdcgrcior Bleed iicinnl lutcmal BlindIlcrettitnr lug Itching Chronic Recent or 1 his lxmctly has ioaitl cly never been Known fall JfluuulMiYii boes for f 500 sent by ran pixpnldnn wctiiitot piico AAvritten Utiarar tep poiltirely glvm to caclipmchaser of 0 boc when puichascdnt 0110 time to refund tho tniid l not cund Juaiantto issued by W Llojd Irugiht nnd Solo Agent Mtbtorlin Ky Call Sales mp for ta ly Ww mm W K 3 r - I 1 i yv H ju t iwmiiijiii t j r r -- j i i J J 1 m w wj hi m t m tx jfrimy MTSERLIa THEABATK Stock Notes Hems like ikrtimcd milk Sheep quarters should bo dr ADVOCATE TUESDAY COMS whin SON UST CEA3C Liquid Air X Royal Institution VCtwe- - MOT FROM 4MWf reet Jwturd glw Professor - THI ht J EEHTUOXY8 o London f Show stock aro frequently too highly fed to mako good breeders ir said that lufd aud sulphur rubbed on tho HfTcctcd pjaco will euro It scabs rr Itofuso cabbage leaves and all un Â¬ salable hcadp should bo fed to the atock When buying cqlte lit i3 a good plan to seo what kind of mothers they have One beauty about wool is that it is a sure crop and will aHvayfr bring casli at tho market price Clover lriakeiTgoodi clean meat at Pigs in clo- Â¬ tho smallest expense a filthy pen ver beat pigs in Tho avcrago condition of hogs throughout tho country witli respect to health is bolter than common A hog raiser says that if tho brood sow is fed oats wheat bran and mid dlings her pigs will bo robust even if she is fat Before breeding it is a good plan to decide upon tho kind of stock wanted and then muto tho animals accord- Â¬ ingly To provonl hog cholora give them clean quarters puro water and whole- Give them a variety of bomo food food and allow them to havo salt and -- Dawar presented Lord Kelvin and others ofliis auditors witli claret glas Â¬ ses of liquid oxygon and common air Tho first to liquefy theso gases was M Cailietct a Frenchman but Pro Â¬ fessor Dowara plau is an improve Â¬ ment on his and consist in empty Â¬ ing tho rapid vaporization of oxygon already liquefied to produco intense cold which liquifies other oxygon or air as tho cao may bo A tube open tojho air at ono end if plunged in the liquid oxygen will show tho two con Â¬ stituent gases of air oxygen and ni Liquid trogeu liquefying together oxygouis strongly magnetic and so if liquid air When placed between the poles of an olectric mngncr it is forci blyattracted to them At the same timo it is a very bad conductor of electricity An electric spark two inches long in ordinary air fails to pass through a film of tho liquid air Tho boiling 110 millimetre thick 192 degrees Ccnr poiut of liquid air is tigrado below zero while that of liquid oxygen is 182 degrees C below zero Tho liquid oxygon has abiinh tinge but it and ho air are clear and limpid Oassolls Family Magazine Have Had Enough of It Tho Republican party is rotten to tho core and many of tho more sclf respcctiifg men who havo becii its leaders in bettor days aro deserting it - charcoal e It is the cow that make milk and butter through the winter that pays fifc Offlcft u j - K f ft A cow covered with snow or ice and shivering herself to pices can not bo expected to givo tho be3t re Â¬ stato Commerco Commission being turns Prepare good warm shelters another and others yet aro hourly for winter deserting tho rotten oldjuilk This is Be sure tho milk is kept clean for no day for any man tOTOtc for a Rewhen once dirty it conuot be cleaned publican unless ho is in favor of bring Â¬ Dairymen claim that tho samo feed ing upon tho country ovils untold required to inako a pound of beof Tho Democratic war cry is Down will mako a pound of butter Tho witli tho Robber Tariff and tho in- Â¬ This wo proposo one can bo sold for five cents and tho famous Force Bill to win in a battle of the ballots and other for five times as much not as Boss Piatt would havo it if Tho Dakota Farmer says that some necessary in a baltloof bayonet of tho best bulls in tho country are Remember tho revolutionary leaders being bought up by tho range cattle of the Republican party want a bayo Â¬ men It is a prcttv good sign that net behind each ballot Thoso who they are in tho business to slay are old enough to recollect the davs of As food is tho chlof item of cost in reconstruction know what that means fattening hogs it is reasonable that Banana Flour tho least cost for feed gives more margin for profit thorefore more It is possiblo that in a few years tho grass and less grain is a good liilo American people will bo feeding on banana flour as they now do on tho Agricultural Notes flour of wheat rye and maize It is It pays to investigate and experi Â¬ found that the banana cau be grown ment iusomoofthe Southern Ptates and Keep a closo account of the cost of wide areas havo been purchased thcio for its cultivation It is clamed that orops tho banana flour will Keop as long as Tho acroaga of clover seed com- Â¬ wheat flour and is as nutritions as pared with last year is 86 per cent moat also that tho banana is forlr Savo tha best seeds to plant Breed fonr times as productive as tho potato up corn whoat etc like you do stock and that an area which would grow To deepen hard pan soil uso a stfb enough wheat to support ono man floil plow lcavinjr it lying below tho would produce bananas enough to support one hundred apd thirty three mollow surface soil men Tho skin possesses a fiber from Make the country home attractive Which cau bo made fine and beautiful Nothing adds more to tho bcautv of a cloth and ofher valvable uses can bo homo than a nice shady lawn made of both pulp and skin It was Tho avcrago j ield per acre of Irish the opinion of Alexander Von Hum potatoes in tho United States for ten boldt aftor examining tho capabilities of tho banana that a single section of years is 30 tobacco about C1 Central America could produco Tho experiment stations havo deci Â¬ enough to feed the world Ex ded that tho smut of oats and tho stinking smut of wheat are par- Â¬ writer in uuutcnu imKor says asitic plants he made continual uso of honoy for Farm houses should havo the bc t catarrh only to find tho difficulty ag- Â¬ library possible and I ho boys should gravated lie then tried it reduced bo encouraged to lead more and work with milk or lukewarm water and less astonished at tho beneficial result- Two tablespoon fills of honoy in half a A largo farm is not necessary A good living and more happiness can pint of water at bedtime bo gotten out of fewer acres than Tho Dairy World bays tho plan many suppose adopted in tho Northwest for grading A wheat crop of twenty bushels per butter by an expert is a giand suc- Â¬ acre at 75 cents per bushel will givo cess An expert in town grades all fiomo profit but is much better to butler brought in for sale aid the raiso thirty Inihels fanners havo improved tho quality Koil it should accordingly to get the high grado Whilo cultivating tho bo remembered that it id just as im Â¬ price portant to cultivate the mind and Mi Clevolund was given an en heart It is a losing gamo to work thminstio reception by tho National so hard and such long hours that Association of Democratic Clubs in there is no timo for reading or recrea- Â¬ New York city Tuesday and the tion Rest read and recreate as well 8pcooh ho delivered hi acknowledging as work ami worry tho ovation will rank with his best Tho ideal tlratt nonju uJiuuld bo ablo efforts to go a milo in niuo minutes with a light load and haul DC pounds up a Mrs Atchloy says Progressive that inches to tho rod for 40 she can mate queons to tho drones sho grado of ten rods It would o well if wo had wishes by confining thorn in nuclei some draft standards as wo havo trot Â¬ which arejed oycry night and re Â¬ ting standards At all events some Â¬ leasing tho queens about tho fifth day thing besides sizo and weight should where drones aro flying in great num Â¬ bers bo demanded Â¬ Â¬ daily Judge Gresham of National repu- Â¬ tation announces that ho will vote for Wayne Cloveland and Stevenson McVeagh under Garfield has also declared for them the Force Bill and tho Robber Tariff being too much for him Judge Coolcy lato Chairman of tho Inter a afeMurlng Mimas Dnya to Cme Th Oroat Orb oTXlglifc and MffeXay 50e0M Tears fewt Not The sf Hie Suns Meat It seoins to bo worth whilo to collect together what may bo said on the Bub jecfcof tho duration of lifo oh tlie globe It is a notoworthy fact that tho possibility of tho continuod cxistoncoof tho human raco doponds fundamentally upon tho question of heat If heat or what is equivalent to heat docs not lastthon man cannot last oither There 1b no shirking this plain truism Ot courso it i3 obvious that tho avail Â¬ able heat generally cornea from the sun So far as tho coal goes wo havo already observed that as itia limited to quantity it can afford no poronniul Bupply Doubtless there- is in tho earth some quantity of other matorials capablo of oxidation or of undergoing other chemi- Â¬ cal change in tho courso of which and as an incident of mich change heat is evolved Tho amount of heat that can possibly ariso from such sources is Btrictly limited Thoro is in tho entire earth just a certain number of unitq of hoot possiblo from such combinations but aftor tho combination has been ef-Â¬ fected thoro cannot bo any nioro heat from this source Then as to tho internal heat of tho earth duo to tho incandescent stato of its interior Hero there is no doubt a largo store of enorgy but still it is of limited quantity and it is also on tho wane This heat is occasionally copiously liberated by volcanoes but ordinarily tho transit of heat from tho interior to tho Burface and its discharge from thonco by radiation is a slow process It is howover sufficient for our present purposo to observe that slow though tho escapo may be it is incessantly goimr on Thoro is only a definito number of units of heat contained in the interior of the earth at this inomout and as they aro gradually diminishing and as there is no source from whonco tho loss can bo replenished tbero is hero no supply of warmth that can bo relied on perma- Â¬ nently It goes without saying that tho wel Â¬ fare of tho human raco is necessarily connected with tho continuanco of tho Buns beneficent action If tho Bun over ceases to shino then must it bo certain that there is a term beyond which hu Â¬ man existence or indeed organic exÂ¬ istence of any typo whatever cannot any longer endure on earth But wo havo grounds for knowing as a certainty that tho sun cannot escapo from the destiny that sooner or later overtakes tho spendthrift In his inter esting studios of this subject Professor Langloy gives a striking illustration of tho rato at which tho solar heat is being Bqnandorod at this momont Ho remarks that the groat coal fields of Pennsylvania contain enough of tho precious mineral to Bupply tho wants of the United States for 1000 years If all that tremendous accumulation of fuel wore to bo extracted and burned in ono vast conflagration the total quantity of heat that would bo prodncod would no doubt bo stupendous and yet eays this authority who has taught us so much about the sun all tho heat doveloped by that terrific coal fire would not bo equal to that which tho sun pours forth in tho thousandth part of each singlo second When wo reflect that this expenditure of heat has been going on not alono for tho centuries during which tho earth has been tho abodo of man but also for thoso periods which wo cannot ostimato excopt by saying that they are doubtless millions of yours during which there has been lifo on tho globo thou indeed wo begin to comprehend how vast must havo been tho capital of heat with which the sun started on ifca carcor And yet wo feel certain that tho inces sant radiation from tho sun must bo producing a profound effocton ita stores of enorgy Tho only way of reconciling this with tho total absenco of ovideivo pf tho expected changes is to bo found in tho supposition that suuh is tho mighty mass of tho sun such tho pro Â¬ digious supply of heat or wlint is equiv- Â¬ alent to lieat that it contains that tho grand transformation through which it is passing proceeds at a rato co slow that during tho ages accessible to our obser Â¬ vations tho results achioved havo boon imperceptible But the energy of tho 3ystom is as surely declining as tho enÂ¬ ergy of tho clock declines as the weight runs down It scorns that tho sun lias already dis Â¬ sipated about four fifths of tho enorgy with which it may havo originally been endowed At nil ovents it seems that radiating energy at its present rato tho sun may hold out for 4000000 yeai j or for 5000000 years but not for 10000 000 years Hero then wo discern in the remote future a limit to tho dura Â¬ tion of lifo on this globo Wo havo seen that it doc3 not seem possiblo for any other source of heat to bo availablo for replenishing tho waning stores of tho luminary It may lo that tho heat wan originally imparted to tho sun as tho result of some great collision between two bodies which were both dark bof oro tho collision took place so that in fact tho two dark masses coalesced into a vast nebula from which tho whole of our syttcm lias been evolved Of courso it is always concoivnblo that tho sun may bo roinvigorated by a repetition of a similar startling process It is howovor hardly necessary to obsorvo that so terrifio a convulsion would bo fatal to lifo in tho wlar sys- Â¬ tem Neither from tho heavens abovo nor from tho earth beneath does it seem possiblo to discover any rescuo for tko human raco from tho inovitablo ond Tho raco is as mortal as tho individual and so far as wo know its 8an cannot under any circumstances bo run out beyond a number of millions of years which can certainly bo told on tho lin Â¬ gers of both hands and probably on tho Ball in Fort Â¬ fingers of one Robert nightly Review 8ert l00We Xt Kentucky T HB Association Lexington Oct 5 to 14 i 001031111892 GREAT TROTS spMl J2 JEteJfpl m iMiiiiiuiiiiriii immiiimiHiHum j t S OCTOIlKU ifS5jji SUTTON Street KENTUCKY 1 T WEDNESDAY 5 Â¬ Gato Receipts fpr St Josephs Hospital 316 Class trotting - - - 4 1500 231 Class trotting - - - - 1000 400 fillies 2 10 Class Two-year-old W 1 A THURSDAY OCTOIinii C Gato Receipts for Protcstantlnilrmary 213 Class pacing - - - - 1000 225 Class trotting - - - - 1000 2 40 Class - Two-year-old Mt STERLING Elsist Main 2 - ntlDAY OCTOUKK 7 Gale receipts for Charity Organization 220 Class pacing - - 1000 221 Class trotting - - - - 1000 240 Class trotting - - - - 400 FURNITURE tain success in this day of progress by many sales each article bearing a small profit and then every cus- Â¬ tomer must be treated alike How unfair it is to sell to one man at a certain price and because his neighbor is a little closer to sell to him for less money It is not right My stock of FURNITURE is entirely NEW not a piece of old stock It has been pur- Â¬ chased for the cash it is in mv store less all discounts Buying my entire stock at once by car load shipments i nave saved considerablev iivight expense and by these methods my stock is put in the store much cheaper than when small orders are made hence I can sell at very close figures saving money to my customers and making some for myself Goods which I have subjected to very low prices BED ROOM SUITS DiNING ROOM FUR- Â¬ 4 SATURDAY three-year-ol- OCTOlirH 8 AM in it to win and will do it by handling only the best make of goods and selling at a small profit The time is off for success in a small business with i m large profits Business Men can only hope to at ill Stallion Representative Stake ds - - - 5000 iii Bluo Grass Stakes 229 Three-year-ol- 1250 Class trotting - - - - 1000 2 32 Class - - 400 ds m MONDAY OCTOIlKU 10 Â¬ Transylvania Stake 2 18 Class 5000 2 17 Class trotting - 1500 - - 1000 trotting Dash 1 milo and 100 yards 275 for pacoi 2 11 Class - Two-year-ol- m w i Ml ffJ H TUESDAY OOT01JE11 11 m II 219 Class trotting 210 Clas3 pacing Three-year-olds - - -- 1500 1000 trotting - - 1000 Phconix Hotel Statkc dash 1 miles 214 Class trotting 800 Added WEDNESDAY Free-for-a- i n j ii fill Ml OCTOBER 12 - ll trotting - - 2000 NITURE PARLOR SUITS FOLDING BEDS WARDROBES BOOK CASES SIDE- Â¬ BOARDS ETC IS Class trotting - - - - 1000 235 Class trotting - - 400 - Dash 1 mile 2 30 Class 150 2 23 THURSDAY 0CT0JlFlt 13 1 - s Lexington Stakes estimated Johnston Stakes Stallions ll pacing Free-for-a- gwStfjS t 3500 - 2500 1000 275 14 1 Dash 1 1 1G miles 2 - 1S Class FRIDAY OCTOI1ER - - 5000 Tho Special Stakes 2 27 Class trotting 1000 - - 2500 Ivy Stakes Dash 1 mile 225 Class - 200 Remember tho great 5000 Stakes October 8 10 and 14 three-year-olds I also keep a complete line of CASKETS in my Undertaking Department and having graduated in Ti this business in offering my services itlswith the con- Â¬ to fidence that I understand the business and can give m satisfaction Store room MAIN STREET Next Door to R C m Lloyds Drug Store Residence on West High Street PJkMWMMWMMWmgMim jXwUiOrjifVijuriiisiiia ii i i Â¬ P Johnston President Ed A Tiiton Secretary IP 0t Do not try to breed shcop without warm comfortablo barns for the early lambs and ensilage or roots for win ter unless you can keep somo rich pas ture for late feeding These mutton breeds aro largo eaters but they pay well for all they cat HICKS CARPET STORE Xo 37 North Broadway Second Floor drV11 W m p U toxi They are called Musical Â¬ mmmt We represent the most cel- Â¬ I Wft jgm I CARPETS All kinds of best grade of Carpets at the very lowest possible prices vw CURTAINS Beautiful Curtains well worth the money aius Oil Cloths tho best makes gw patterns a OIL CLOTHS and in the newest and most desirablo ebrated piano and organs the best known to the world Mazelton Brothers Bush Gcrts Smith Barnes HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS No house in Kentucky handles better goods or sells for closer C2 uJjUaxu Kingsbury Ivers Ponds opeo--Aisr- s Mason Hamlins and cago Cottage We also handle the and latest improved worlds A7HEELER The New No HOME 9 MeLoliixxes two T i Mai tin Co have an elegant A reported outbreak of cholera at stock of millinery very etylisli and Ilflmetta N J created much excite- Â¬ nobby and their prices defy compet i ment in that vicinity Investigation lion showed that the disea9o was not the cholera but a violent dysentery Chi which is almo3t as severe and danger Â¬ ous a cholera Mr Walter Williard a prominent merchant of James burg two miles from llclmctta says Cham best bei Iains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has given great satisfaction in the most severe casi s of dysentery It U certainly one of tho best things ever made For olo b- - T G Julian Children Cry for mlSSllilili leaders Pitchers Casioria WILSON and the NEW i uniu CXJK33S Both Musical Instruments and sewinc Machines we sell at the lowest prices and give purchaser all the time needed to meet payments which are monthly and easy No more than can be saved up Office at residence on Rich mond avenue There is no uso of anyone suffering with tho cholera when Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy can bo procured It will givo rcliof in a few minutes and euro iu a short timo I havo tried it and know V II Clinton Ilolmetta X J The epidemic at Ilolmetta was at lirst believed to bo cholera but investigation provd it to boa violent form of dys Â¬ entery almost as dangerous as cholora This Remedy was used there witli great success For salo by T G Julian Â¬ LOSS OF APPETITE Indigestion Dyspepsia Nausea Sour Stomach Sleoplcssness Headache Nervous Pros tration Neuralgia Pal- Â¬ pitation of the Heart Loss of Energy Weakness of Back Feelings ofj Joonguor ana JuRS3itude Gen Â¬ eral Debility La Grippe Etc Etc In uo for Vt year hy mnlnent phynlclHii and kuiKeoDH In the uullud unites nn4 prtv uounccd by tim ttia twit TOHXU oment lull u cure wnere anyourDruueUtTry it extant and b convinced AK lor it 8 1 EL Dawson i S KY Comploto stock of ladies misses and PRICE J ED lO0 PUR BOTTLK CO SIT STERLING childrcus underwear at T P Martin RAY Manis and Propa Co PARI ICY v r V J fmkV V r5 t at X w n 0Sfr r H 4 A ir N MT STERUKO ADVOCATE TlJJESDA WKmmmmmmmmmmmmmummBmMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmimmmmmmnmmmmmmmmmmmmBmmmmmm 1 -- T m iiiilWun THE ADVOCATli FKANKFOftT CORrJESPONDlENCEJ - iAiAiii rifaiinirftiirAiltiTiliHriirmiHllilniiiflliilrlia1 JtiiifeiMA iiiiiOhiitidiiiiiiii imfeAi t 1 K FnANKFOKT Ky Oct 10 1892 The Dalton Gang Wiped Out v it ff ter On Thursday morning six of tho notorious Dalton gang of train robbers and cattle thieves rodo into Coffey and liitcliing their villc Kansas horses in an alloy proceeded to loot two banks tho First National and the private bank of C M Condon s Co Iu the mcantimo tho Marshal of tho town had becoino aware of their pres Â¬ ence and hastily summoned a num- Â¬ ber of citizens to repel tho raid At Condon Jos bank tho robbers only secured about 300 tllo timo lock being on the vault At tho First National Bank they wcro moro suc- Â¬ cessful and took quite a largo amount As tho party came out of tho First National Bank they wore fired upon by tho citizens and a battlo took place with tho result that four of the Dalton gang wcro killed outright one mortally wounded and one Allio Ogee escaped Tho killed are Des Â¬ peradoes Bob Dalton Grattan Dalton Joseph Evans and John Moore alias Citizens T C ConTexas Jack City Marshal L M Baldwin nelly hank clerk G V Cubin merchant C J Brown shoo maker Tho wounded arc Emmet Dalton des- Â¬ citizens Titos G Aycrs perado not look Cashier First National Bank T A fellow to it and wo shall Reynolds and Lias Duilz Tho money upon its like again Tho bandit Ogee was all recovered Tho Senate has returned to tho who escaped succeeded in reaching House tho Corporations Bill with the horse and mounting tho swiftest amendments among them one dis Â¬ one made off iu tho direction of the pensing with a bank examiner Tho Indian Territory followed by a posse House will not concur in theso amend- Â¬ who failed loovcitikobim ments and it is thought a conference This ends tho existence of ono o committee will hardly bp ablo to tho most notorious gangs of desper- bring tho two Houses to an agreement adoes that ever infested tho West The Revenue Bill will probably bo Tho cost of human life to exterminate reported by to the House Wednesday them has bicn heavy between tho Governor As usual a Kentuckian must have a Tho old ficht and Auditor will doubtless bo re Â¬ hand in tho muss Jim Spoors form committee rjy of this State now in tho livery opened when a conference tries to reconcile tho two Houses as business in Cofleyville has won the to Auditors agents and other mattere distinction of bringing down three of effecting tho patronage of theso two the bandits with his trusty Winches ambitious aud unfriendly politicians Â¬ Â¬ Eds Advocate This Legislature has been in ses- Â¬ sion niuo months tit a cost to the peo Â¬ ple of Kcutucky of 27QO0O They havo boon gathoring pobblos along tho beach whilo the great ocean of work lies all unattomptcd beforo them They havo only fourteen months loft iu which to deodorize their presont reputation for republics aro capri- Â¬ cious as well as ungrateful and in all human probability inexperienced me diocrcs will crowd them from their warm scats made mcmorablo by their self sacrificing patient and protracted incubations Hypercritical and complaining tax- Â¬ payers may consuro because both Houses havo been without a quorum for almost every day for two weeks for somo peoplo would kick if they wore going to bo hung but that fact gives promiso for tho future for idle ness is more wearing on mind aud muscle than systematic employment so when they aro sufficiently exhausted by rest they will resume their labors for recreation No suspicion of irony should mar these sober reflections upon our Gen my eral Assembly lor in truth young romembrauco cannot parallel a 1 A A tee Praia Coist silverware f All new Beautiful gold goods watches ii V f w Valuable Prize Will Be Given For Every Correct Answer designs for the tabls Also the most artistic charmes ifothlnj is more Interesting and entertaining In tho cultivated family1 circle than n bright 1rlzo Competition whioh will bring into active- - usotho abilities of competitors when it Is known that such competition s enrried but by tin origina Â¬ tors in o perfectly fair and honorablo manner As n means of advertising our brand of EiqulltTollot Soap and introducing Jt Into homes where it is tun now used wo offer tho following prizes which will bo awarded to successful contestants Without any partiality Jbdng shown to per Â¬ sons or locality etc set rings pins Fine Stones the most elegant Diamonds EAST IWAIN STREET J W JONES Agent i PRIZES Si To tho pdrson sending tho first corrcat answer to tho following problem will be given their cholco between n llrst cluss upright piano or threo jiunttmb and Jltty dollars in caslu For tho second corrcot answer will bo paid twohundred dollars in cash For tho third correct nnswer will bo pald ono hundred dollars In cash For tho fourth correct answer will bo paid fifty dollars In cash I To tho person sending tbo correct answer which is rccol ved last will their cholco between a flrst clnss upright piano or thrco bun dred in cash Wall Paper and Paints K A Other Valuable Prizes such as silver watches pearl opera glasses sliver veg Â¬ etable dishes silver tea sets silver biscuit Jnrsllvcr coffee sct8sIlvercako tan plauo lomps silver dessert sots fruit knives etc etc will bo awarded to over Icraon sending correct answer Fino and latest stylo Wall papors plain and decorated Picturo Frames Fine Art Material otc North Maysvillo Street Mt Sterling Ky Sept 20 1 y SCHLEEL PROBLEM Alrognt tho bottom of a well tcnfeot deep climbs up a foot every day and slides back a half foot every night llow manydays will it take him to reach tho top of tho wdlt To make an Investment in a Building and Loan Association be pure to take stock in the WHENEVER VOU WISH Of Louisville Ky CONDITIONS Every contestant mustcncloso with their answerono dollar for ono dozen enkes of our Exijuisit Toilet Soap which s the purest nnd Jlncst soap fortljo skin nnd comploxion that hns ever ljccn manufactured It contains nono of thoso poisonous preparations which cnuso tho skin to beconicjxmgh nnd parched Itls tho only soap for thd toilet nursery and bath It positively removes pimples and cuics redness nnd roughness of the skin It is universally acknowl- Â¬ edged by those who havo used it as tho soap par excellence for all toilet purposes It is sent free of customs duty to any pnrt Of the United States Answers may Ik mailed at any timo beforo Xonember 1 1882 as tho prizes uro equitably divided over cntiro timo competition is oen nndpcrsons can ontcr at any time with an equal opjortunlty of securing one of tho lending prize Itomcmbcr that every correct answer will bo awarded a valuable prize This toilet soap is retailed at thrco dollars per dozen cakes and we make this extraordinary reduction in prico simply to introduce it The Exoulsito Toilet JITg Co is an established and financially responsible manuineturing company who offer tho nbovo prizes pnrcly as a legltimnto man Â¬ ner of extending tho sales of their Exquisite- Toilet Soap to tho peoplo of the United Slates Remit by r S Postal Xotc Express Money Order Two cent U S Stamps or Registered Letter and send your answer at once Address Because it is tho only Association that gives vou a dofiuito contract Be- Â¬ cause it is tho only Association that publishes and proves by actual calcula- Â¬ tion that its stock matures in 7 years Becauso you will not bo disappointed wuuu yuu yt isu iu uonow liccause its cnarter does not allow tho Associa- Â¬ tion to buy soil or leaso proporty or speculate in real estate Becauso tho best businoss mon aud financiers of this State approve thd plan of the COLUMBIA Becauso it pays 8 per cent somi annually Coupons attach investors should call on our agents W HARRIS President W W THOMPSON Sec Tieas W A DeIIAVEN Counsel WILLIAM OCONNELL DR C DUERSON J M VATTAPSTYETT Arronf On account of my inability to travel I rcspcctftillv ask my friends to call at my office iu tho Tylor Apporsou block and allow mo to hvnlnin tho nl vantages of the Columbia I j VANARSDELL aug 23 ly C LOCAL BOARD EscqUJLsIte 7 4t 170 Yonge Toilet IMIfg Co Street Toronto Canada pssffiffiS 5 OlMA fc f ir i yonntrainoiv There is a little history connected with the Onward gelding Oima that obtained a race record of 2 25 at tho Mt Sterling Ky track on the 28th ult lie was bred by Dr W T Sim rail of Mt Sterling who owned his She was by Christians Edwin dam Forrest and her dam was by Vandal second dam by Grey Eagle Tho Dr drove her in his buggy and she proved to bo a great race mure He onco bird her to Magic ond tho pro luco was Littlo Josh Little Josh was trained for some timo by the Hazelrigg Successors toWolls Macey Brothers and showed them a mile as I recollect in about 2 20 lie ra was sold to Mr Andy English ami Fall and winter stock now full and complete LL trotted for him a mile better than 2 20 comprising novelties in Dress Goods foreign and Little Josh died without taking t record When bred to Onward the domestic Silks Underwear Hosier Yarns etc mare was very old and had gotten to bo a very poor suckler Tho colt Ladies and childrens shoes in abundance and Ill lit Oima was consequently quite small ix m very low m When in his form he was put in tho hands of ono of the Our carpet department is complete with Fine 3 ii best trainers in the State lie showed m m Carpets Rugs Mattings Oilcloths etc considerable speed but would get i If neirro domination iu the South lame whou driven on the track for any A stylish and well selected line of ladies j i length of time lie was taken out of ho dcs not sanction the Forco Bill ho m jackets on hand to show Gloves ribbons trim- Â¬ training and used as a saddler and is disingenuous with his party and limiting horse and answered these docs not deserve even its vote mings and notions of all kinds always on hand LEJj purposes admirably lie was re Tho State Democratic Committee Come in and ask for what 3rou want we have it 151 turned to Dr Simrall when six years for Hon 111 old under tho belief that he would has made appointments not stand training Tho Dr conclud- Â¬ James Blackburn aiid Gen P W II ed that tho difficulty had been in his Hardin in Eastern Kentucky Capt J rrl Ho therefore had him shod shoeing with tips and drove him oh tho road Bluckburn will speak at Morehcad W Ky Main Street several months on the road IIo put October 11th aud Gen Hardin at him in tho bauds of a trainer last London Heros hoping that their spring still using tips His luniencss oliortft will bring new recruits to has never returned and ho has not Li3lc and to tho eternal manifested the slightest soreness in llazclrigg and Democracy E the ailing foot Ho took to trotting principles of naturally and has shown easily and A Safe Investment I havo just received an invoice of some very fast trials With another Had Bettor Adjourn he should mako a very years work Is one which is guaranteed to briug now packed peaches pears apricots The called session of the Legisla- Â¬ steady campaigner as well as a very Prico very low and you satisfactory results or in case of and plums fast horse The trouble when first put ture has proven a tremendous failure failure a return of purchase price quality tho best J B White in training was undoubtedly in tho The differences between the executive 4t fact that tho shoo contracted his foot and legislative departments have pro On this safe nlan you can buy from and his experience shows that tips our advertised Drutrvtist a bottlo of Mrs John E Groves loft yesterday are sometimes at least beneficial vonted co operation and legislation Dr Kings New Discovery for con- Â¬ Oima is a Greek word and I believe now is a practical impossibility The to moot her brother aifd two sisters It is guaranteed to bring means tho swoop of an eagle or the wise thing to do is for tho session to sumption in every case when used for any at Pinevllle Ivy This is their first Iconoclast in Stock adjourn and when tho regular session relief rush of a lion lungs or chest such family ro union in twentyono years Farm is resumed in Novombor the mind of affection of throat inflammation of cousuuiDlion Iconoclast is correct in tho nraiii in both sides will hav6 cooled aud calmer as It L Thompson a proninont far Â¬ asthma whooping liis account of tho difficulties encount- Â¬ judgement resumed its sway It is lungs bronchitis etc It is pleasant and mer living near Sharp3burg bocramo ered in training Oima but we think difficult to1 fix the blame Tho session cough croup and involved in a quarrol wHlta cotiplo of hcloes a no doubt unintentional in- Â¬ was called upon an impulse and tho agreeablo to taste perfectly safe Trial his tenants A B and bUYork-man deponded upon justice to our friends tho Bean Biop great object to bo accomplished the can alwavs be Xiligllfeeilsjricd in last wcok S Lloyds drug- who succeeded iu doing what ono of re enactment of the election bill has bottles freo at W which both Thompson and tho Work tho best trainors in tho State had sig Â¬ totally failed Tho lack of quorums store mans woro badly hurt nally failed to do make something of tho iuditleronco to the necessities of Last Wednesday Mrs Minnio Staf- Â¬ Oima when ho apparently proposes the hour has given occassiou to ford of Magoffiu county camo to tho Salt to give tho credit of briiigliigoutOima great complaiut and it were better Taulbco IIavdon Infirmary in a very Just received four car loads of for tho present to tho end all effort aud to tho blacksmith Tho flesh irom superior salt which wo arc selling at of tho adjourned ses- Â¬ critical condition Tho tact is ChasBcan isono of tho best await the work tho right foot was Bloughing off and a very closo margin judges of hdrso naturo in his sion Louisville Post tho only salvation was amputation A Bau31 Sox lino of business to bo foudd anywhere Her foot was removed and a speedy Capt Charles Petty has kindly pro- Â¬ and is fant forging to tho front as a Mrs Stafford recovery is anticipated wife and son aro T H trainer of tho highest ability His posed to furnish the Public school a was Miss Minnio Anderson of this visiting Carter in Covington this week 50 foot Hag pole from which thoir closo study of liis business is bringing county him his reward Wo write this note now banner will ho unfurled on tho Forcpaws groat show to day 21st Columbus Day with appropri Â¬ Mrs Joo LijuUey who lias been in simple justico as wo think to a Street parado at 10 oclocK quite sick is improving ate ceremonies thrcc-year-o- ld Senator Carlisle and other distin Â¬ guished counsel for tho Lottery Com- Â¬ pany wcro before tho Court of Ap- Â¬ peals last week and succeeded in getting a coutiuuanco until January next in tho lottery cases upon tho ground that having requested a full Bench they wcro entitled to it the presiding Justice remarking that Judge Holt was absent and presum- Â¬ ably would not return beforo tho No Â¬ vember election What a scctaclo The Lottery Com Â¬ is here presented pany is permitted to pilfer ho earn Â¬ ings of the poor three months longer becauso the Chief Justice of the State is neglecting his sworn duties in an undignified discreditable begging Tho ormine canvass for re ecction bo unsullied is trailing that should in tnc niiro ot a crinunauug cam Docs Judge Holt endorso tho paign platlorni aud principles of his party If so no white man should vote for him for the Republican party favors HARDWARE PMP-P-PJiilP- - gggggggMDry I 1 Ms Dry Ms j I QUEENSWARE TINWARE WOODENWARE AND A FULL LINE OF AGRICULTURAL IM I I MIslteMi Ments 1 Mitcliell Msli Bros Wagons - V v R ii il New South and Pioneer Cane Mills 1 Cooks Evaporators and Pans Cider Mills Saw Mill Supplies and Belting- Â¬ I I I ED MITCHELL LEADING HARDWARE MERCHANT Lager Beer Muenchener Pilsener Golden Eaglo and Export Bottle Beer 4 I 1 1 ll ii fggggggggrlMiS 1 Grubbs iui Hazelrig i The John Hauk Brewing Cos Aro tlic most porfect prpducta of tho art of liccr makln by common consent - MMlMMilMlSl Highly reccommcml lui o extract of Mult and Hop and tho- former invariably prescribe it for tlib pnrposo of llnildlngitp Uroken Down Constitutions such as especially professional men arW often besot with as a remedy unsurpassed It has been our aim to ipnnufacturo the vcrv nrtlclo thereby relievo tho public of tho ufo of tho manifold offerol so called tonics which at bcstlmvoaiid no bcncllclal results if they do no posltlvo harm Wo havo admirably succeeded lroof of which is ho universal uso of our Throughout tho Unitqd States ol America It is tho purest malt nnd hop extract manufactured with tho utmost caroand Is the only remedy for convalescents to gain strength and vitality Ask your Physician PHYSICIANS AND MEDICAL JOURNALS rurtlicvnioro a Invalid Bottled Beer lyr The John Hauk Brewing Co Merit Wins i U ll Oct 4 02 Cincinnati Ohia Wo desire to say to our citizens that for years wo havo been selling Dr Kinjip Now Discovery for con- Â¬ sumption Dr Kings New Lifo PHIh Bucklcn8 Arnica Salvo and Electric Bitters and have never handled reme Â¬ dies that soil as well or that havo given such universal satisfaction Wo do not hesitato to guarantoo thorn every time aud wo stand ready to re Â¬ fund tho pnrchaso prico if satisfactory results do not follow their uso Theso remedies havo won thoir great popu Â¬ larity purely on thoir merits W S Lloyds druggist Tho County Superintendent paid out to tho teachers 011 last Saturday tnreo thousand dollars which amount put into tho hands of sixty peoplo in one day mado somo Utile cash trade tor somo of our merchants Force Bill Tlio Gazotto has nothing but words of contempt for tho Democrats who voted for Judge Holt when ho mado his last independent race Itcinombor this Democrats in the coming elec- Â¬ tion Wo call your attention also to the fact that when some Montgom- Â¬ ery county Republicans would mako charges against Judge llazclrigg they wcro too cowardly to mako in their homo papor thoy went a hun Â¬ dred miles from homo to mako theso charges and cap sheafed tho list with tho accusation that ho Judgo Hazel Â¬ rigg had voted for a Republican somo whero away back in tho long ago In their estimation tho very depth of political infamy is for a Domocrat to cast his vote for a Re Â¬ publican whetherthat Republican is running as a nomlneo or an indepen Â¬ dent Think of tliis Democrats wben you go to voto in November and remember tho Gazette favors tho 9S v ti - s vl rW tort i iA A2ji J 5 1 r0l4f i E2 tfJNJ 2 r i- T - tftvi to t ijrt y ni iiH i mi k V fijt lyrtwv yyTWB -- - il MT STERIrlSTGP ADVOCATE TiMiLE Brtos M11fcH--5llf TUESDAY -- OCTOBER 11 - lg2 TW JUHlWf 1 IV Wholesai e Grocers TRiM BLEB ROS 3 Wholesale Grocers -K- - The KZexixieclsr Prescription -D13AXEKS VMT STERLING KY School Books SchoolSupplics Pure Inks pencils clcs Also Paints Oils and yarnishes Tho marriagoof Mr John S IIer- nott of Paynos Depot Scott county to Miss Lida Johnson Pure Drugs Medicines c daughter of Grassy Lick IN Bros Druggists S6C - PERSONAL MENTION A J Wyatt of Mndison Indiana hero visiting his many friends Judgo Lewis Apperson is Cincinnati on business is Everybody advertises in All Toilet Arti- THE- ADVOCATE - J D Henry and wife of Ezcl arc Carlisle visiting lclativcs in this neighbor- Â¬ Prof J N Newman of tho A and M Max Wileou Ed Du Lon and two hood Collego Lexington was horo Saturday 6r thrco other Lexington wheelmen Rov D P Waro filled his regular Lard cans can be bought very cheap aro about to git in trouble Mrs E S Annorson ir vlaiHiiof They appoiutmeut at Grassy Lick Sunday frionds and at W W Heeds relatives in Louisville raced last Friday and Saturday nt inoining and night Owen Kindred not sanctioned aLj Tho Corner Drugstore is supplied Mt Sterling at races Rov John R Dcering of Ver Â¬ joined tho church by letter by tho ltacing Board Vilson entered sailles visited friends here last week with all roods needed m tins traac s A party of young ladies and gontle i tho Louisville races but failed to show Miss Agnes Catlett of Owingsville Forbost white oats go to Barnes nion loft yesterday morning for the up It is also reported that ho ran is visiting Miss Eva Gatowood Trumbo ll 4t agaiust a trotter for a cash prize If mountains chestnut gathering composed of Misses Annie and Lizzie Ma- Â¬ Miss Anita Bell of Mississippi who bo true ho will bo declared a pro Â¬ boh this At Owonsboro the son Emma and Lillio Orcar and has been tho guest of fessional and forever debarred from MissMattie of J G Zincr swallowed carbolic acid Elorcnco King aud Messrs George Bridgoforth returned homo riding against L A W men Monday and died soojisafter Roberts Wm Ramsey and Robert Mrs W AHill Jrhas returned from W W Reed sells the best moat Mason Rev D P Waro has charge The city scales have boon overhaul- Â¬ an extended visit to friends and rola cutters of tho party ed and aro int first class condition sives in Paris and Carlisle They balancoandfbrealr perfectly Rov A J Arrick arrived front James Gay rented of Albert Stofer Mrs Mary Anderson is visiting her Hartford City Saturday and preached a part of tho Wm Stofor farm houRO wife aro in Cov- Â¬ Fred Sonicur aud daughter Mrs Wm Sutherland in his first sermon as pastor of tho As Â¬ and 20 acres of grass land for 90 ington attending the meeting of the Memphis Teun sembly Presbyterian church Sunday and cultivates 10 acres oftobacco and grand Lodgo of Odd Fellows 20 acres of corn ou shares Win Cox wife and two cbdrcn of morning It was a ringing gospel Maysville aro visiting tho family of B Busby is fitting up a res- Â¬ sermon desipned for tho betterment E Finest lea iu town at J I Whites Clayton Howell has rented the Wm taurant at his placo of businoss cor of all men Mr Arrick is an ablo Sydncr farm 170 acres for another Judge B J Peters ll 4t ner of Main and Broadway and pleasant expounder of the Scrip- Â¬ Mrs R W Dcoring who yjjar at 900 per year has tures an affable gentleman aud it Natural gas is not an impossibility been visiting her mother Mrs A man nanrd Chas B Camp is with delight tho Sarah Ed and James Galliirhor havo Advocate extends Winn leaves for her homo in Cleve- Â¬ swindled a number of suckers at to him rented tho James Foster farm of 200 Wo may have an abundant water aud wifo a hearty welcome land Ohio this week by collecting a dollar from liichiuond acres for next year at 400 supply without going to Slate lor it Wo would ask our people to loso no each for subscription to an alleged opportunity to Mrs Thos D Jones and son Kelly mako his acquaintance L B Green sold Joe Turloy 24 cat- Â¬ Chicago paper which was to contain Day and Miss Ella Trimblo are enjoy- Â¬ Wo wcro about to mention tho fact Mrs Arrick was detained on tle at 425 notices of the town It is said he ing these beautiful days at Olympian that tho Daily Gazette was a littlo account tho of sickness of Wm Green bought of Heury Riggs Springs worked soveral other Kentucky towns her brother tardy in its appearance when wo but will arrive here this CO lambs at Lexington Steam Dye Works 4 per hundred the same way also learned that tho Weekly Gazette would week Miss Nannio Burbridge who has All kinds of ladiesi aud gents gar Â¬ bought of A Stofer 35 lambs at 300 been visiting relatives in Owingsville make its appearance ou Mondays and The store of W W Wathon at Coal vasas of every stylo at W W ments dyed good last desirable col- Â¬ per hundred the past weok returned home yester- Â¬ Thursdays and would from this time Lebanon was broken into and a lot of t Reeds ors at less than Cincinnati prices The frost of last week caught sov Â¬ day until tho next change be a I goods takon but the robbor was seen Overcoats 150 frock or sack coats eral acres of tobacco Politically it is tho same no compolled to drpp his leaving and Heating and cooking stoves of all Miss Lillio Harris and Mrs 1 pants aud vest 1 coat aud vest Tibbs chango in its position on tho Foroo looked liko James Claunch styles and prices at W W Reeds booty Ho Thero is a general complaint of the Goodpastcr of Bath county 1 ladies wool dresses 125 misses tho bugglar who was captured at scarcity of stock as well as drinking though the city Saturday on nasscd Bill The only chango observable is 1 scouring and napping wool blan Â¬ Tho centennial celebration of mis their way that half of the original sheet appears Lebanon three months ago but mado to visit friends in Winchester sions by Howards Mill church takes kets per pair 1 mado to look now water in this neighborhood on Mondays and the other half on his escape placo Sunday afternoon at 1 oclock Wo havo a largo stock of wool blank Thero havo boon sevoral 6alcs of Mis S S Cassity one of the most Thursdays ets on hand our own make which wo spring Jambs mado at 550 for June estimable ladies of hi On last Friday from a spark from city is seri Â¬ Win Mitchell President of the oiler at low prices Marie your name aud July delivery chimney Mr John S Parishes the ously ill but at this writing wo Hon II B Kinsolving returned aro Now Farmers Bank of this city was on each package scut us and state residence and all its contents burned glad to say is a little better yesterday from a trip to Johnson P L Christy agent for Farmers Loss at elected ono oLthc Vice Presidents of what color you want it dyed except two feather beds warehouse was in this neighborhood Rev E EBomaihas gone to South county where he has been doing some tho Bankers Convention held in Lex Â¬ leas 2500 without a dollar insur- Phoenix Woolen Mills effective missionary worx for the last week hunting up good crops of Carolina and his wifo during ington last week Tho Convention his ab Â¬ Democratic party Lexington Ky anccxWri onry Judy and wile who lie says tho peo- Â¬ f fopacco sence is visiting her brother-in-lameets next year in Paducah ng at Mr Parishs also lost ple are alivo for Ilazolrigg Lisle the Rov Paul Bomar- in Versailles Tho famous old Jordan whisky I Trotect your ir furniture clothing and National ticket and Taiiff Reform W H Wilkerson has rented tho strictly pure meflieinalajidi Brunncr to mako health by having For you a pair of his all J M Oliver Jr who is teaching a Ho made several speeches while gone Mason property on Winn street and family uso this goods is unsurpassed very successful School lit TTnrnnia 10 Gt Ibwlor Dr Stoons and others will take possession as soon as va- Â¬ Wo are making a drive on this article iirqundcork sole shoes School House noar Owingsville RELIGIOUS was 2i4fAnized a company and ob- - cated by James H Wood at one dollar per quart Go to Brunncr and let him make in tho city Saturday and Sunday vis Â¬ Jlipd a franchiso from tno city to Tho picnic at Pilot 9 4t HoyRfc JonnsoN you a pair of his cork sole shoes and iting his parents A MISSIONARY liALLY Knob noio for natural gas lay tho necessary was tho event of tho season last week ken vour feet warm and dry Mr B P Sofor of Little Rock Bour Â¬ On Thursday evening October Gth Wo handle tho best 2 whisky pipes etc etc They expect to begin 10 Gfc k mado Wo guarantee its purity and Go to Barnes Trumbo for coal of bon county one of tho cleverest men thero assemblod in Main street Chris- Â¬ work at once and tho indications for Possums and sweet potatoes aro and best Democrats in tho State was tian church Lexington Ky many recommend it for family use all kinds oil and natural gas aro said by exports ripening ll 4t in the city last week and paid our office Christians to meet and Eay good bye 9 4t Johnson Howk The to bo exceedingly favorable a pleasant call James H Wood will haveihis now to tho five missionaries who for a Administratrix Wotlce probably begin in a day boring will Repairing neatly and promptly period of 6cven years go to China aud All persons having claims against city limits The residence ready to move into in about James C Sofer and wifo of Pinffo or two within the done by J H Brunncr THE shoo th6 estate of Kavanaugh Tipton deed city Moon result will be waited for with some thirty days their way homo from a trip Japan under the auspices of tho For- Â¬ 10 6t makcr eign Missionary Society of tho Chris- Â¬ are requested to present thorn proven Washington D C stopped anxiety by our people over to visit DEATHS as required by law to my attorneys Mr Sofers fathers Stray Helfon family 3 F Stofer tian church Below wo give name A party consisting of Col Jake Tyler Â¬ at Appersou All porsons in Littlo Rock Bourbon county They residence and destination of theso no- Â¬ Thero camo to my placo about last debted to 6aid Miss Blancho jWilson aged 15 Harlan Rev J W Lynch Dr E M ble ones who for Christs sake leavo estate two requested to left for Mo last Wenesday mountain settle V Pcarce aud Andrew Pope of Dan- Â¬ daughter of Mr Wm Wilson died at Court day a red roan native laud homo and loved ones to same at once Dr E P White who has been on a ville Erank S Oweus of Maysville tho homo of her father on Harrison heifer weight between 00 aud 900 bear gbd tidings to those who know Anna Tipton trip to Washington D C Points in not and Dr Van Antwerp of Mt Sterling Avenue this city on Saturday night pounds Tho owner is requested to of tho Saviors love Virginia including hie native home in will lcavo Monday for Cumberland after a long and painful illness of ty Â¬ callfor property and pay for this MraudMrs E S Stcvcus Cleve- Â¬ to Barnes Go Trumbo for Louisa county returned home last Her funeral was advertisement river on a fishing trip Thoy will be phoid fever Wed land O nawha salt nesday evening making glad his many John iEnglish joined in a few days by General Green preached Sunday afternoon at tho Miss Mary Rioch Hamilton Onta- Â¬ Methodist Church by Rev Alexander Clay Smith Danville Advocato We handle a 3Iason county homo friends rio Canada Found Dr Van Antwerp and Captain Redd assisted by Elder H Du iCIark made white whisky that we can rec- Â¬ Dr E P White of Mt Sterling Miss Emma Lyons Washington In tho month of August on Main ommend Bomar loft yesterday to join tho party lifter which she was laid to rest be for family use It is a pure Ky has been visiting in our midst for Penn side her mother and other lovod ones street in front of Mrs Eoods board Â¬ article They aro expecting a grand time a week or more Ho is originally a Miss Lavenia Oldham Mt Ster- Â¬ in tho family burying ground near ing house a childs cream colored 9 4t Howe native of Louisa and his father died ling Ky Johnson of our Again wo call tho attention embroidered cashmere oloak- Call Aarons Ruu andwas buried at Chilesold placo near Miss Lyons goes to Nankin China readers to tho nursery of H F Hillcu- For anthracite coal go to Barnes for it at this office Claytons Store Dr White has many Tho other four go to Tokyo Japan Mrs Minerva wifo of Samuel Jott rooyer Lexington For about twelve ll 4t kiufolks in Louisa and expects to I am paying 1 per hundred for Trumbo Mr Stevens has been seen by many years tho editors of tho Advocate of Iowa Park Texas died at thoir re clean cotton rags of our citizens having preached at turn tue first of next week homo on Wednesday after a short Public Sale have been personally acquainted with Tho Jo Mauhsofesky ll 4t Her remains were brought Having sold ray farm I wall on tho Doctor is a clever gentleman and wo tho Christian church horo last year his businoss methods and wo aro illness of Saturday Oct 15 1892 beginning enjoyed several of his visits to our Only a fow months ago he was mar Â¬ Public Speaklnr prepared to testify that thoy aro cor- Â¬ to this city on Saturday ovoning Sho was tho daughter of Mr and Mrs Hon Joseph Blackburn wilt apeak in at 1 oclock p ra sharp ou public sanctum Louisa County News ried to ayoungladv from Au frusta rect and the most satisfactory His - Kentucky W fpencerof this county and a lovely our district as follows square sell to the highest bidder nine expenses aro light and tho very best Just received an invoice mixed At tho rally in addition to tho stock is sold at very closo prices Mr woman in every sense of tho word Mt Sterling 20 liO a m milch cows some calves steoraheifers sweot pickles at October J B Whites usual religious exercises short speech- Â¬ Hillenmoycr has built up a trade for In tho spring of 191 with her hus-- Jackspn Jno Vf White October 2 1 p m and ono bull ll 4t es were made by a reprosontativo of tho future and like a house on a stone dand sho removed to Texas aud thoyj Clay City October 28 0 p m For Side Wax candles assorted colors at foundation tho windy blasts of unre Â¬ mado their homo at Iowa Park whoro Winchester October 29 fl p m J tho Bible College by Rev E TWilli- Â¬ A No one Jersey cow aud a sow and B Whites by Mr liable concerns havo no effect on his Mr Jott has largo landed interests n4t ams missionary to ChiuaRioch and ten pigs Stevens and the Missc3 business Wo unhesitatingly adviso Tho home coming was a sad ono to To All Whom It May Concern Saddles cheaper than ever at Owen Lyons Then 31 S Tyler tf tho audienco adjourned our readors to trade with Mr Ilillen tho devoted husband who brought T if t Notice Is hereby given that I will uHugnuirs along with him five little mothorless ll 2t to the basement whoro all present moyer bo responsible for any Lost girls tho oldest only 12 years of age not longor had an opportunity to bo introduced dobte my wife Jessio M See cnay town Tho principal streets of the The Estill Eagle no longer exists as to the missionaries and partake This noble uristain wife and mother Last Court day six cattlo two steers 6f re Â¬ contract in the future as sho lias toft wore scraped and swept this week a Democratic journal A Ropublican freshments had but little warning that the ond ono red and ono roan weigh 550 lbs my bed and board and now present a holiday appear Â¬ was 60 near at hand W T Tibbs wifo and daughter ouo nice Yet sho was red and white joint stock company has bcou organ Â¬ Pkosni See ance If this was dono every ton days ready for tho messeugor and Minfaqlt spotted heifer weight about 750 lbs ized and has purchased it and from Miss Maud Clarko and B W Trimble and it Avould bo just as easy what cringly answered tho call Oct 10th 1892 aud thrco yearling heifer weight tins dato to tho Novombpr election attended tho rally of tho mas a vast difforonco it would mako in tho tor On Friday at 3 30 p m tho mis- Â¬ Tho sympathy of tho community Professor Lcary is in Winchester between 500 and GOO lbs A liberal some choice phrases concerning Judge looks of tho town Danville Advo gos aut to tho family and sionaries left Lexington going via reward will bo given delivered to mo Asburyllolt may bo expected friends of organzing a class in Book keeping cato tho absent ono in tho heavoy sorrow hero next Court-day- Miss Davis Martin of Hutchison Cincinnati Kansas City and tho Santa What would wo think of our town that has fallen on them Tho funeral All tho novelties in millinery at B F Cloud who has been visiting Miss Nora Fe railroad to San Francisco On if wo should havo tho streets swopt services wcro conducted at tho South- Â¬ Mrs Kate O Clards 11 tf Mt Sterling Ky October 15th tho steamer ieayes San Gibson returned homo Monday once Wo would feel more out of ern Presbyterian church this city on Francisco and arrives at Yokohama In furnishing goods union suits placo thau a country bumpkin in his Flower crocks all sizes at A Baum Lookout fort Moves to day Sunday afternoon by Roy W- - B not underwear all grades bargain Japan about November 1st Many first dross suit By tho way city Cooper assisted by Rov B R Sons ll 3t prayers will follow our friend anil Trim Â¬ hosiery mits glovos in fact everyÂ¬ 0 Wo may havo another railroad fathers do not flatter yourselves that neighbor to her disrant fiold of labor ble Tho intormout took placo in thing in a millinery and notion store Now 6orghum molasses very choice tho cholera has given uj its effort to SMarried at tho National Hotel in Miss Oldhams address is Miss La Â¬ Machpelah comet ry aud cheap at Gctprice8 Examine goods enter tins country ailcl quit your this city Thursday Oct Gth Rov venia Oldham Bonton Machi 1G0 Mns Kate O Clark ll 4t J B Whites B W Trimblo efforts to cloau up tho mwn Thoro If you aro not buying your flour at officiating Mr T J Ushigomo Ku Tokyo Japan via San flworo two cases roporjedrom a Now J B Whites you aro losing money Sour krout and pickles at A Baura Daimond dyes at J B Whites Fletcher of Clay City to Mrs Mar Â¬ Fraucisco Cal Letter postage 6o foi BjtYork town a fJw days slnpe Sons H4t ll 4i garet Reid of Peolcd Oak ll 3t one half ounce j Miss Sallio Bcvkloy is quite pick Go down to Jones jewelry store mid see Ills attractions 9 Eider II D Clark roturuod Friday from Sulphur Ky whoro ho had been holding a very pleasaut meeting There wcro sovou additions as tho re sult of tho meeting CORRESPONDENCE Miss Mary Roberts has accepted a position at tho Louisville store Miss Liazio Willct of Carlisle is the guest of Miss Nola Sutton Miss Clcmlo Jones left Saturday for f two-year-o- ld Y Mr Joseph Johnson of Sidoviow this county is announced to tako place at Littlo Rock Arkansas on Wednes Â¬ day October 19th The brido clcct who is visiting hor cousin Mrs M Ringo at Little Rock aud at whoso houso tho marriage is to tako place is ono of our most popular and attract Â¬ ive young ladies a woirian of rare worth with a well stored mind and gifted with a genial sunny temper ament that can seo something bright in every circumstance or condition under whioh sho may bo placed one of those women specially fltted to make a mans homo a happy one Endowed with a largo amount of practical common sense and full of energy and loving tenderness sho will bo a helpmeet indeed to tho man to whom sho surrenders her future Mr Hcrriott is general railroad agcht at Paynos Depot aud a young mau of fino business qualities who has won the confidence and esteem of his employers and of whom a host of friends havo only words of praiso to utter Thoso young people start out in life with the brightest prospects aud the best wishes of a very largo circle Rov Hcal of friends drick of tho Christian church will perform the ceremony - Â¬ essary expense This is a progressive age and all industries aro in the push Best goods for the least money are sought credit system U in tho rear no firm doing business this way can succeed against cash competition Tho cash is an inducement to the manufacturers andfjobbors leaves both a cash discount which turned over every thirty days amounts to 60 per cent on tho purchase Thisinoro than runs the business and a small percent satisfies fhtfJdcalcr This is tho principle on which J E Voris dealer in boots shoes hats and gents furnishing goods docs business Tho man who deals with him ono year saves big money His line of ladies and gents shoes arc the most popular in stylo and make Tho cusi will get them Tho handsomest hata in this market tho most becoming shapes and in gents furnishing goods ho can not possibly bo turned down Mr Voris has just returned from tho East where he completed his purchaso in this line It is to the interest of pur Â¬ chasers to investigate before purchas- Â¬ ing Money can bo saved by getting only tho best goods and tho cash gets this grado for about the sanio money as cheap stufl Sec Mr Voriss stock and get his prices It is a nec- Â¬ semi-week- ly 4 frjMiiu Tlwl JBLI imll w - Ka-ll-- 4t - t 1 i ii v i j- w i A MT STEBMKG ADVOCATE TUESDAY OCOBEB 111892 THE ADVOCATE MORITURNS Z feel tbo Blow soft shadows In tho room pAnd throouh tho cnrtalua I can falnllr so Tho pattentfaco that was so much to mo AYhen llfo and low nnd hope wcro la their bloom TFhrouRh nil tho mist through nil tho deepen ing gloom It imzcs down in mild serenity As if to mako as ccntlu as niny bo Tho echoing pathway loading to tho tomb Â¬ Oh Mother let mo grasp tbv hand whilo yot My eyes can sco thec lot thy liis touch mluo Thy cool hand trembles and thino eyes c wet Tho tears I weep nro tears of Joy divine I havo no pain I havono grief or fear And death seems sweof to mo whilo thou art BtJrton Egbert Stevenson m Kow York Sun near THE FATAL CAED w IVS Years ago the Mississippi river was famous for its floating palaces as tho largo steamers plying between New Or- Â¬ leans and the ports abovo were called Now tho railroads havo driven all tho boats off tho river Tho former class of etcamers wer in many respects deÂ¬ lightful but they never ceased to bo ob- Â¬ jects of dread to timid people for if tho racing which was on that river re- Â¬ duced to a system dm not result in tho loss of tho boat thoro was suro to bo ono or more encounters between tho inoro lawless portion of tho travelers in which pistol bullets would fly rather to thick far tho comfort of tho steady going people Tho cause of such disturbance was generally a quarrel over tho gaming table Tho regulations of the boats usually required that all suh amuse ments should bo conducted in a saloon provided for that purposo in tho Toxas officers cabin situated on tho hurricane deck but tho sporting gentlemen wore by no means careful to observo this rule and tho gaming was most commonly carried on at tho dining talio in tho mam saloon of tho steamer to tho great annoyanco of two thirds of those on board Many professional gamblers used to inako theso boats their homes traveling back and forth with them fleecing all who wore foolish and verdant enough to fall in their clutches Ono of tho most remarkablo men of this class was named Daniel Sturdivant a Frenchman tho son of a broken down scion of nobility who had settled in New Orleans before tho transfer of Louisiana to tho United States Sturdivant had Leon raised a gentleman by his aristo- Â¬ cratic father but on coming of age and finding his fortunes very bad had taken to cards as a means to better them His euccess in this field was 60 great that ho was induced to continuo it until at tho time of which I writo ho was ono of tho most notorious gamblers between St Louis and New Orleans Ho was a man of fino personal appearance and of great physical strength Ho was also noted for his personal courage As a gambler ho was most expert and successful There wore dark stories of deeds which ho had committed whilo under tho influence of play and liquor and it was said by some that ho had killed half a dozen men in his lifetime Yet no ono dared to speak theso stories openly for no ono dared to bring upon himself tho anger of such a man Ho had attached himself to ono of tho magnificent steamers plying between Now Orleans and Vicksburg and had publicly announced his determination to ehoot any man who encroached upon his sceno of operations Of course this left him undisputed possession of the field and ho reaped a golden harvest during j Â¬ Â¬ j j l i n i i i -- orations there It was my lot at tho timo to bo com- Â¬ pelled to make frequent trips between New Orleans and Vicksburg being heavily engaged in cotton speculations I preferred tho steamer of which Sturdivant had taken possession inasmuch as it was not only tho most comfortable but also tho swiftest and tiino was of tho utmost importanco to mo It was lmown that 1 carried largo sums of money and 1 was also aprehensivo lest Sturdivant should ask mo to play I had fully made up my mind to re fuse him and if ho attempted to draw Photographs at Any Time mo into a quarrel to shoot him without A French inventor has devised a sub 1 know that tho only chanco mercy as pended camera by means of which pho- for my life lay in getting tho ndvantago tographB may be taken on board of a of him Strange to say ho did noiiuako ship oven when tho sea is running high any such proposition to mo and I gavo New York Journal him no chanco to do so Ono night wo had started out from A Short Career Yicksbnrg and were heading merrily My newspaper career ended in down tho river when Sturdivant caaio up to tho group which had gathered sullen gloom said Michael E Moore Somo years ago I was reporting for around iio stove Ho had been drink tho St Paul Globe and was sent up ing All mado way for him Well gentleman ho Baid in an un- to Monte Meda to do the Northweststeady tone you seem to bo terribly ern Chautauqua The thing dragged dull Who wants to play for twenty and my soul yearned for excitement A wealthy man from St Paul owned dollars anteV Thero was no reply All present a summer cottago at Monte Meda seemed to know tho man and no ono and was tho proud possessor of a cow cared to volunteer to placo himself in called Suka Ono night Suka suchis clutches ceeded in hanging herself with her Umphl ho exclaimed with an ex- Â¬ halter I seized on tho item at once pression of contempt afraid to try wrotoit upas Suka your luck with Dan Sturdivant oh Or Frost and sent tho suicide ofinclosit by oxpress maybo you want u littlo coaxing Some of you must play with mo I cant stand ing a note to tho editor stating that The note was misCouio lets sco who it Suka was o cow such treatment laid and tho telegraph editor pad Â¬ shall be Tho next day tho Ho glanced around tho crowd as if to ded tho item eccuro his victim For tho first timo I paper came out with a column acnoticed tue gazo or ono or tno group count of tho mournful event under iixed steadily upon him Ho was a a three column sci o head Miss stranger to mo and was dressed in a Suka Frost the charming daughter plaiu suit of homespun and his faco was of a well known citizen of St Paul partially concealed bj a broad brimmed commits smcido Tho article ensombrero which was drawn down tered into nil tho details and gavo over it unrequited lovo as tho moving causo Aro you Daniel Sturdivant tho gam Â¬ of tho rash deed Tho afternoon pa- Â¬ bler1 ho asked in a calm tono without pers thought they had been ignobly rising scooped nnd to Sturdivant flushed darkly and gavo special reporters mako amends sent and artists to tho tho stranger a koou glauco Somo porsonscall mo so belund my sceno of tho tragedy Then thoy back ho said insolently but no ono roasted Tho Globe and tho editor would caro to apply tliat term to mo beÂ¬ tried to get oven by giving mo the grand bounce St Louia Globe fore ray faco Nevertheless said tha stranger aui- - Democrat Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ au mi woiir fin miswcr VU3 ui u Well then 1 am said tho gambler What of it Biinply this replica tho stranger l have heard it said that you claim to bo tho best card plaj in tho Bouthwcst J havocomo 800 miles to prove you a liar Sturdivant ttrodo forward a step or two and thrust his hand into his breast as if to grasp ft weapon Stop 6aid tho stranger If yon shoot mo you will simply provo yourself afraid of mo Tako your seat at tho table and I will mako my words good Thew was something in tho calm atom manner of tho stranger that seemed to render tho gambler powerless Ho hesi Â¬ tated n moment and then said bully ingly I never play wifcb a man whoso faco I aannot see Never mind my fnco if you aro not afraid of losing you shall bco it when 1 am dono with you But how do I know that you havo money for such sport porsisted Sturdi Â¬ vant You look seedy enough my lino fellow I havo There said tho stranger 10000 thoro If you ran win it you shall do so With an oath Sturdivant placed him self at tho tablo and bade his challenger do likowise Thoso of us who had listened to this singular dialogue now gathered around tho table expecting to see a sceno of more than usual interest The stranger had not raised his hat brim and nono of us had seen his faco but wo all felt from his general air and manner that Daniel Sturdivant had at last mot his match It di not take long to show us that tho stranger was an unusuaJly good player For on hour or moro tho playiier went on in silence Tho stakes were Ugh and tho contest marked with raro skill Sturdivant exerted himself as ho Iwd never dono before but in epito of all his efforts ho lost steadily By tho expira- Â¬ tion of tho timo indicated abovo ho had lost over 2000 I noticed tho flush upon his faco deepen ami a strange light como into his eyes At last with an exclamation of triumph ho drew toward him tho heap of notes That was well done said tho strangYo J aro nn expert at cheating er But go on I can best you whether you play openly or dishonestly Sturdivant said nothing but dealt the cards again Tho hand was played and Sturdivant was about to soizo tho stakes again when tho stranger laid down a card and checked him Tho gambler uttered a sharp cry and sat motionless with his cyo fixed on tho card a worn and faded aco of hearts with a dark stain across tho faco Stur divants faco worked convulsively as he gazed at it and tho spectators gathered moro closely around tho two wondering at tho strango scene In Gods name who aro you asked Sturdivant with his oyos still lixed on tho card Baid tho stranger Look at mo quietly As if powerless to resist Sturdivant raised his eyes to tho speaker Tho stranger raised his hat and sat looking at tho trembling man with eyes which blazed with fury Sturdivant uttered a groan and sank back in his chair with his faco whito and rigid Tho stranger with ono sweep gathered up tho money from tho tablo and thrust it in his bosom Tho aco of hearts is an unlucky card ho said for you Daniel Sturdivant coolly you played it onco when you thought it to your advantage Now God help you ror that play is returned As ho spokvj ho raised a pistol which wo had not seen and before wo could stop him aimed deliberately at tho trem- bliugman aml nrcd Tho gambler fell heavily upon tho tablo a corpse and tho bright blood streamed ovor it hiding the fatal card from sight Gentlemen said tho stranger rising to his feet rw wo stood paralyzed with horror a tlw dreadful scene that man ruined my wife and tried to murÂ¬ der mo 1 havo been hunting for him for ten years Ho walked slowly by us down tho stairway to tho lower deck Just as tho steamer touched at tho landing ho sprang ashore and vanished in tho woods O O in Now York News Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ MV7V22HD22EflHflHflKiBB3EflEZMKSBprWf SLidUtJBHSSZSaSSar FIRE FIRE for ili So St Infants and Children Brooklyn N Cost o rl a la do irefl Adapted to children UuU I recommend i t as superior to any prescription known to mo It A Aitcnm 11 D Osford T Caa tor l cores Colic CVmeHpaUoa Sour Stomach Diartnaa Eructation KiT Worm givu cloup and proiiiolca 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several around I was on n crowded passen ger coach and nest to mo sat a wild eyed looking man with what I thought was n gun in hispocket Ho twisted around nervously for a few minutes after I had sat down beside him and at last ho turned to me You se that woman up tharin tho forrud eend of tho car he Baid that un with the green dress on and a slim feller settin alongside of her She sat about ten seats ahead of us and was in reality a conspicuous object bo I could not deny seeing an her I nodded and ho went on Well shes my wife Why arent you up therewith Â¬ Ono Slan Ills Uated Iilval Con HBIPEVE v a ui 1 V av k i ft R vutazrKrjHLxUMjja WM A 1 MUCIN requiring an effective linimentNo other application compares with in it efficacy This well known remedy has stood the test of years almost generations No medicine chest is complete wjthout a bottle of - Its use is almost universal by the Housewife the farmer the Stock Raiser andbyevery one Mustang Liniment Â¬ Occasions arise for its use almost every day All druggists and dealers have it - 1 Â¬ Â¬ isists cuns longeisuELd car lig rnter ries more load tliara arLrbtlier JSLLCWn Zbe best wag- - - J myism v t -- mmWmm mmmmmma - Â¬ jKSi Â¬ Place opposite jail on High street Havo added to our stock of COAL tno well known BLACK BAND and tho celebrated FIRE CHEEK BLACK SMITHING COAL and still headquartors for BELMONT PEACH ORCHARD NUT and CANNEL COALS 45 Gmo Â¬ Oliicls S Jones t Tho Western Plowman says that It is said that a bco sting can be tho porsou who will cruolly whip a horso to givo vent to his rage is lower cured by hold a picco of iodido bf than tho lowcstof tho bruto creation potassium to tho aflecled part Tho anil deserves a very liberal dosb of potassium should not be wet tho samo medicino well laid on becameexceedihgly nervous That looks like it might bo enough dont it ho asked with an ugly glitter in his eye I didnt know whether to call the conductor orwhat todo You will do nothing1 desperate on iho car in tho presence 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