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The Mt. Sterling advocate: October 25, 1892

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MT STERLING ADVOCATE i JiA WEEKLY JOURNAL IDENTICAL IN INTEtRESX WITH ITS OWN PEOPLE MT STEBLTa KENTUCKY TUESDAY OCTOBEB 25 1892 toil in for colds It is GENERAL NEWS Advertising rate s tracted inhot unusualhang on a A POLITICAL OBJECT LESSON the fall to A con- ¬ NO 13 5vin i I 03 u n One Year M Ineeatloas Months 5 Insertions Months Bsortious -- 2 chrdnip OSSSEHfflfiS tor In such cases catarrh or o One 7SS bronchitis aro almost sure to result at ooooo A ilfty ccnt bottlo of Chamberlains SSSSS8SSSSSS Cough Itomcdy will euro any cold Can you afford to risk so much for so small an amount This remedy is SSSS88S88S88 intended especially for bad colds and croup and can always bo deponded upon For sale by T G Julian at -- Tho Nebraska district in September paid tax on 2345 pounds of tobacco and 2115250 cigars Tho city of Lexington lias decided to issue bonds for 15000 with which to purchase a sito for tho buildings of tho Kentucky Uujon machine shops Work will begin at onco Tliorcsa name thats never spoVon Theres a Judges heart Hints broken And ho wishes he hadnt toted for Aibury atall w Theres still a memory Us lng And n people unforgiving Who will cast their votes for Hnzelrigg this fall Si j 4 tfnm ooco--gg rn Month KJght Insertions One Month A S8aSi2SB8S888 WT Tyler E P Robeiitson MANAGERS SSS88Se88888 VI Four Insertions Three Insertions m Two Insertions Single Insertion it 8SA8SSae8888 rii 5388888888888 c g CO at J g lMMWW9C5Jg STAR Planing Mill Co Manufacturers and dcalors in aU u The first street railway mail car m tho United States made its first trip Monday of last week It runs over tho St Louis Suburban Line in St LouiB yi ipj Ills i zMi i S8S8SSSS HHflonfoogJ kinds o2 0 01 Court Directory fl John E CoorKR JiSy and the Fpurth tfonday In November COCBT OF COMMON TlXXt JUPOK TJ SCOTT presiding iiuru September anu jumu MOTOOMKRY QUiKTKWjT CODB Trnuii Tvwls apfkksu yrci tcr Third Monday In January April ouiy -Ti SSSThlrd Monday Rough Dressed Albert Antrim a merchant tailor of Cairo 111 suicided by shooting himself in a gun store where ho pur chased a rovolvor Ho died whisper tho word suicide Tho Norwegian steamer Washing ¬ i u LUMBER v ton arrived at New Orleans biiuging tho only two survivors of tho crow and passengers of tho LTonduran schooner Stranger which capsized in tho Gulf Oct 10 I MT STMMMU CITY CeUBT CIYILBBANCn BCDOK JAMBS W GROVES prcsiuu8 uruay in vuku October COONTTCOdut Ihlrd Mondny ot each nth Professional vl m J j AUNEXi Attorncy-at-La- win run iSSM f w nt Law d Sunoyor HV iooinRnnd real estate-- transactions or ii anything concerning the of tltlw n ami ahs tracts tended door J i M OWVEKt atm1liifr White Pino and Poplar Singles Doors of al Bizce Sash Glazed and Unglazcd Window and Doof Frames Tuesday Tammany nominated Moulding and Brackets of all kinds Thomas F Gilroy for Mayor of Now Verandas of every Description York city Mr Gilroy is tho present Star Planing Mill Company Commissioner of Public Works and his nomination is regarded as the Mt Sterling Ky strongest that could havo been made It is predicted that his name will add 5000 votes to tho national ticket Josiah Lindsay j -- ASBURY The nigger tor whom Judge Holt voted against tho white man Cecil Oh you dandy you sweot sccnlcd geraniumyou thick lippedwoolly son of Africa It takes a mighty good man to voto for you a high toned gentleman a nou politiciau Judgo W II Holt voted for you against tho intelligent gentleman tho prido of tho tho lamented Cecil mountains Judge Holt is for tho Foico Bill and negro bayonet rule 1 A - i r i CECIL Tho man James II Hazel rigg voted i negro Asbury Tho white man for whom Hazelrigg and Lislo voted against tho negro Asbury Tho Democratic nominees found plenty of honest and capable white men in this white mans coun- ¬ try of ours to fill tho offices without trying to put a nigger in office to domineer over tho whites Hazelrigg and Lislo aro against negro domina- ¬ tion aud the Foico Bill v desired couth ot UlliCO M lli T K Barnes wi - AGENT O asssiesBsu TTt- - on -- 4 C M v RAILROAD U CUAS DUEUSOK Khyi lesldcricocoir oi Jiay unu KINO OfflcfcMahaOTqrTort IOl kSEa an and surgeon Ky Mt Stalling west of depot JA wwu Mt Sterling Ky Manufacturer and dealer In Tobacco Hogs ¬ heads Itough Lumber and Lakolcc Wo mako our business wnich Is booming by doing the best work and offering Rough Lumber at spec ¬ ial prices which are never met We also do t ta custom sawins of Mt Stcihng Ky A Cincinnati engraver is making stencils for use in marking ballots that Tho will make a V instead of an X Republicans will attempt to introduce them in somo districts thug rendering Election Democratic ballots illegal officers should bo on tho watch for them erate sum that ho could name a city over 100000 inhabitants south 6f Mason and Dixons lino in which Har ¬ rison would not get a vote Tho bet was eagerly accepted and tho Detroit Ho named Washington man won State of Kentucky Montgomery Co Sct I I 1 -- 8 JSTADLEIt CO LE8ALE CLOTliirua CINCINNATI V I G A Whitney Clerk of the Montgomery County Court certify that W H Holt now a Judge of the Court of Appeals of Kentucky on Aug 6 1883 in Mt Sterling Ky voted for J W Asbury a negro for Register of the Land Office against J JG Cecil a white man which vote is recorded on the poll books on file in Witness my hand this Aug 27 1892 A Detroit man offered to bet a mod- ¬ my office G A Whitney Clk B OConnell D C Vf nTiAZEia pceTylcj fwnluildlng ji Mt BterllngjKy Lewis Appcreon nil y -1 tl fi MSTj rvi HFLETCHER AUCTIONEER MT STERLINO KENTUCKY services to tho people of Montgomery Offers his surrounding counties Prompt attention to all sales of lcrsonal Property and Real given H Iyr Estate Terms Reasonable upnnsos UOOKS By W BUYING THE PRESIDENCY fegSXndtftBteritoRKy Attornoys-nt-Ijaw DC Pensions for all Although a somewhat primitive country Denmark enjoys one of tho most liberal pension laws over created by man This entitles every subject to a pousion at sixty years of age but an exception is made to criminals or any who havo lod disreputable lives Those who have during tho preced- ¬ ing ten years received rcliof from tho Poor Law art also excluded from this bounty Applications aro addressed to tho parish where inquires aro made aud the amount settled upon Tho relief may bo withdrawn if the pensioner should become ineligible through misconduct or 6pcnd his money improperly and if ho marries his pension is withdrawn aud ho be- ¬ comes chargeable to tho Poor Law Tho pension is to bo derived from tho parish subject to cortain conditions as to tho applicants place of birth or if tho place of birth cannot bo deter ¬ mined from the Poor Law aud tho Stato contributes half the exponscs of the parishes in distributing tho relief provided that those oxpouscs do not succeed 550001 in each of tho years 1891 95 and 110OOOK in subsequent years No appeal lies agaiu6t tho de- ¬ cision of tho communal authorities Ex -- Bath t G WW well building in the nifVowell Clark ana ouiuons w ncriorana api Mt Sterling counties of Montgomery WADKHAVEN Office The Bargain Store 24- - Ono of Harrisons leading news ¬ At Pittsburg it was rumored among paper supporters in Pittsburg tho the railroad offices that a big deal had dispatch announces with evident gleo just been consummated in which tho that while money has been plentiful oftho Commonwealth Court Street WU practice In aU Courts South Maysvlllo Street Opposite Opera House A 4 il r M Z7r Klngi Office wTITPDUTU Telephone 1MS fraco Comer 8th and Court Ky LonlsTUlc The Bargain Store GORDON FRANKS Ha o mado a great chango in their Clothing and Lhoo buslnebs They have the goods lb suit both llch and pooryoung and old at priocc un ¬ heard of We aio selling now suits at 1360 up Ncns Shoes at 03c up Ladles Shoes at 7Co up Misses Shoos at lecup Also great bargains in Pennsylvania Southwest system em- ¬ bracing the Pan Handlo and Vandalia Lines had absorbed tho Torre Ilauto and Peoria Road and its branches This purchase it is baid has been contemplated for a year past LDLrnocTO over Mt Sterling National Bank v Hi r G Mt Sterling KV ding a Tvlcr Appcison Un donee on Queen stwot w Rcsi- - i MUSteiling vy Collections promptly attended to Vctcrinniy Sutgcon days A IL HAZELKIGGAtterney-at-La- w ill needed will answer telegram V Midway DA TIATT Sterling onKv Court bo In Mt hen Tho letter of acceptance of Hon Whitelaw Roid is published this morning It contains 5000 worde Gents Furnishing Goods the major portiou bo worked ovcr Hals Caps protective tariff editorials Wo receive new goods every week Dont Tribune forget to call and see us at Tho remainder is dovoted to tho cur- ¬ rency question and au attompt to be ¬ little the Force bill issue Courier Journal J0 MILLER Wilson successor to with Dr Wm Van Antwerp fahort street opposito the Court house Office Miller R ILIIAYDONMI Mt Sterling Ky Jffico near roldcnce cor Iligh Sycnmoro Sts H CLAY MCKEE Stnrllni Kv Offlco upstairs corner of Court and Broadway Tift Attorney-at-taw INSURANCE AND I S HURT Attorncy-at-La- w REAL ESTATE wwjw Lowest Rates Choicest Compauies At Leadvillo Colo Herman Tru- ¬ man attempted an awful crime His fathers house a small frame struc- ¬ ture stood about 50 feet from a small mine Tho boy with several com- ¬ panions procured 200 pounds of giant powder and exploded it in tho shaft Tho boy wauted to kill his father mother brother and sister whom he had como hate No ono was hurt At St Louis Robert Bothwoll and L T Kendrick mado affidavit that at Elliott Office In Flier Block up stairs with J Having rcccnuy remuvcu iivui In the city VI iuuuiMiii6t L fend locatedcomts of Montgonei y uain ona na iStlce in the Joining counties and in the Kuueilor Couit urts of Ken- ¬ Court of Appeals and Federal tucky Trompt and careful atlcrtlon wlU bo Klvcu to all business entrusted to hlni T OHAS REIS MANUFACTURER OF 1 30 p m Sunday they woro conduct- ¬ ing a religious meeting at tho foot of Locust street when Policoman John Promptest Settlements tho audience slap ¬ OF ANY AND ALL AGENCIES Somers attacked ping several faces and knocked down and kicked John Flynn a ono Icgged man and broko up tho mceotiug Somers will bo sent beforo tho Polico Board e Hp VH Tho Chilian bark Augusta was REGULATE THE Saddles Harness Bridles fired upon in tho straits four miles STOMACH LIVER AND BOWELS bolow Port Townsond Wash by tho iXB PURIFY THE BLOOD United States cutter Oliver Wolcot A carry tho largest and most com s IndigestionRELIABLE REMEDY FOR 0ntl Tho Augusta attempted to leave Pu BtlloutneM Headache potion Dj pepo Chronic Urcr Trouble get Sound without a Custom Houso general Saddlory Goods Ue lino of Dlulneu Bad Complexion DyenlrT Tho trouble was occa dUordtro of tho J clearance Offeiulro Ilrcmtli and all tho city Btomncb IJver and Bowels bionod by jealousy between Chilian S IUpuu Tabnleo contain nothtstr tnjarlom to 2 PV11 work mado of first class matorial 5 eonttltatlon 2 theoroot delicateGiro Immediate PieannttoUike T Consul Maccoudray and Vico Chilian relief Z af effectual hv skilled workmon Call and Z onBald br dniirgiita Atrial bottle sent by moll Z Consul Delion at Tacoma as to which Address receipt of ii cent Kr7 THE RIPANS CHEMICAL CO shall transact tho business of tho Chil ¬ examine stocK ami icarn pneoa 10 BPBTJCE BTItEET NEW TORE CTTT ian Government or tho Pugct Sound CHAS REIS Halters c - during tho campaign with tho Repub- ¬ next week lican National Committee the goodly sum already at their dis- ¬ posal will bo swelled by a round rail lion of good crisp dollars which can bo used to great advantage during tho latter days of tho campaign and es- ¬ pecially on tho last election day If it had been added for tho purchase of voters to stay away from tho polls or to voto tho Republican tickot tho full meaning of tho boast could not havo been made plainer This big sum tho samo authority adds is tho donation of protected manufactures It will bo expended in Now York in an attempt to carry tho State for Harrison Here wo have evidence of tho bar ¬ gain that makes itself Tho protect- ¬ ed manufactures aro voted tariff sub ¬ sidies on condition that they disgorgo part of their enormous profits to aid in carrying elections for tho Repub ¬ Voto us into power lican party aud wo will voto you prohibitory taxes that will enable you to main tain prices to suit yourselves and pro- ¬ monopolis tect your trusts and Wayuo MacVeaghs Philadelphia That is what tho Republican bosses speech doesut suit Republicans say to tho protected manufactureres They havo been trying to mako the They reply with tho cash a million imorc6sion that he is of littlo weight dollars to bo used 011 election day and that ho voted for Cleveland in 1888 but MacVcagh wont havo it Pittsburg Post that way Ho says in his Philadel ¬ Senator Teller tells tho Colorado phia speech that ho voted for Harri ¬ voters that President Harrison would son four years ago and had never Senator voted excopt for a Republican His not veto a Shorman tells tho Now York voters infiuunco is a power among Reinibli that President Harrison would veto a cans and many aro following his ex- ¬ There is no uncer ¬ ample Many Republicans will do tainty as to what Grover Clovoland likewise in Kentucky and especially would do should ho be confronted will Judgo Holt find it so with such an emergency and tho Democratic party is not asking for Ex President Clovcland proves him ¬ votes for him under false proteuscs self manly in all things While all N Y World his arrangements had been mado to Corporal Tanner ox Ponsion Com- - attend tho Worlds Fair dedication he missionor refuses to whoop up tho refused to take tho advantage of soldier voto and predicts that both President Harrison by his presence in Now York and Indiana will go againsl Chicago while tho President was al tho bedside of Mrs Harrison Harrison ¬ ill ill Hero is a list of the Democratic elec- ¬ tors for Kentucky At Large Jlauolo M Thomas of Bourbon W R Kin ¬ ney of Jefferson First district Chas K Wheeler Second district Ward Hoadley Third district J B Richard- ¬ son Fourth district Wilbur F Hay ward Fifth district John Baskin Sixth district John T Hodge Sev onth district James A Scott Eighth district J M Rathwell Ninth dis trict W G Dearing Tenth district J C Lykiii8 Eleventh district N li Hays Where are Those Extra Dollars Trouble has already begun in somo households over McKi nicys statement that wages have been largely increas- ¬ ed Tho wives aro demanding of their husbands that they hand over the raise Philadelphia Times Wheat and Rye on Corn Stubble Many farmers plant corn stubblo in wheat and rye and aro usually in such a hurry that three rows of shocks are placed together aud the balance of tho field sowed This plan neces- ¬ sitates running over tho seeded laud to secure tho corn aud stalks but tho worst featuro is in leaving unseeded strips across tho field which are use- ¬ less to tho crops Weeds aro allowed to tako posossion of tho strips and until tho crop of grain is gathorcd tho field indicates tho shiftless farmer It is not much trouble to haul off tho shocks to tho barnyard or to an ad ¬ joining field sotting them up in rows They aro then moro easily husked Tho husked corn is nearly all in a body and is moro ea3ily secured Tho stalks and all litter of leaves ami husks aio then moro easily gathered up and saved for futuro uso Tho grain and straw that can bo produced on theso strips will repay many times tho expenso of hauling off tho stalks f possible haul tho stalks to a pas ¬ ture or meadow lot and thus insure cleanliness in husking Stock will eat broken leaves In Malta it is said four cigars can bo bought for a cent and in Ilolluntl five cau bo bought for two cents l TT W i FLAnl JVWV LiLfTl W P - J3 tt AMtm -i v MT STEBIJNG- ADVOCATE - TUSSDAXuumKM rf Xemtudrr i WT Prt Henri He honored himself and tb State by his masterly piece of oratory Mr Wattwi at Chicago Friday is alwRVs ercaf but lie was never greater than wh6n hofaccd thatr half k hundred thousand audienco bcsldo Lae Michigan Tho f V - u - i pi n-tc- 25 JL899 111 THE ADVOCATE Advocate Publishing Company MT STERLING TUESDAY OCT What tho BnPPP Ul UU m JLiXll I Iflllil lllll I mm lflUllliUi i t TT7w DEMOCRATIC TICKET fok president ffi s GROVER CLEVELAND li FOIt VICE PRESIDENT of tho Advocate know tho position of tho editors of this paper on what thoy donominato editors ADLAI E STEVENSON For Appellato Judge James II IIazelmgg FOK CONGRESS Jsiov Jfei MflPSi J3BS Tirol IsOTiBMi iul mi IfV MARCUS Ci LISLE Of Clark Mt Spoiling Ga ¬ tho Forco Bill 20 1892 Truo and zotto October Bill is a wise Tho Forco hero it is Tho Mt and patriotic measured Sterling Gazotto August 20 1890 That blatant mouthpiece of all that is moan and vllo in tho Republican party John J Ingalls said a fow days since in a speech in advocacy of tho Forco Bill Of Montgomery County For Commonwealths Attorney C W Nesmtt Of Bath County For Circuit Judge Joiin E CoovEfi in i K l i market We takoa No 3 Power cutting box and tho American prico 1h 90 whilq tho foreigner is charged 60 Tako FOR circuit CLEHK Plow No 30 samo company tho homo man is charged 8 for it and R BRIGHT HENRY tho foreigner A hay rake manu- ¬ factured by tho samo compauy is sold FOE SHEItlFF WHAT THE FORCE BILL MEANS to the homo buyer for 26 and to tho JNO C RICHARDSON foreigner for 17 etc etc We could givo you a hundred instances of like Senator Fon Jailer nature atjd where tho difforenco in A bayonet behind every ballot prico is oven moro marked And this M BERT J Fiye Eepuhlican is protection if you please farmer friend Wo call it robbery and do Treasury he Grovcr Cleveland filled the hot bcliovo you will say it is a mis takes every gun in the country to do Benjamin Harrison emptied it nomor Wo append a fow extracts Mt Sterling FORCE BILL Gazette from different journals nearly all of 4 4 Remember the polls close at them protection organs bearing on patriotic measure o clock under the now law The Force Bill is a wise and thc60 matters AND THE FORCE Mt Sterling Gazette It is sometimes looked upon as THE CAZETTE wise to ship goods out of this country BILL at cost rather than break tho regular Judge Holt and all the Eepuhlican nominees are prico lor winch such articles sell in Thursday The Gazette in its issue of for the country in which thev aro pro AjB last took the editors of the Advocate duccd N Y Press High Tariff organ October 22 1889 to task because theyhavc broughthomo Tho editor of tho Gazetto says wo Gazette then as Tho policy of tho Just why American manufacturer to this same Republican sheet the fact now was controlled by tho editor arc envious of his success and the will sell machinery and other goo j Gazette is in favor ot tne to paper and trying that it the whoso name appears at the head of its success of his from ten to thirty per cent cheaper Q M Ua Force Bill hurt his business when we aro as Europe than thoy will sell them to ie coin mi s of the Gazette begins by The editor of sailing his political positions God user at homo is rather Ipuzzling out adjournment tho After anyone curious in tho matter cau esi- climbing to a high plane of ethical the bless him I wo are only tryiug to keep Convention the Minneapolis ly enough find out that many of tb Am journalism but in his anger and Gazette said it stood upon tho platform him and his paper from playing a lit- ¬ JfT eSs do this It may bo necessary to ilit 51 once drops to his pro malignity ho at a whole tle game of sneak on tho peoplo of party as w y prices in order to secure trade fr iBlt forth his spleen of the Republican failure per level aud vomits abroad but it is likely to strike t io A N that it endorsed every word in that this section His succct8 or taking occasion to heap any amount platform The Advocate took occasion cannot affect us one way or another purchaser as being a littl i That great Democratic daily tho Americanhim rough on American Machinist of abuse on our devoted heads Why then to taunt tho Gazetto with advocat We must stand or fall by what wo New York World is doing magnifi- ¬ Protectionist September 26 18S9 God love him wc are only trying to do The Demo- ¬ ing tho Force Bill when the Gazette aro and what wo cent work with its nearly half a mil- ¬ During tho prolonged discussion 0MUJMh destroy any little influence his paper quoted the plank iu tho Republican crats of this county as his own Mr lion issues per day in the picscnt tho tanil iu tho beuate persistent c of political fools and it might have as a leader SFV campaign platform calling for a National Elec- ¬ Langley says aro not Its infiucnccgreat as it is forts have been made to discredit am ixr thought Wo have no desire to per- ¬ tion Law or Force Bill an tho people is their business entirely if they give injure American manufacturers b iu New York State does not by any holding up to censure tho policy o sonally injure him in any way whatever namo vo have adop- ¬ tho Republican party a club to break means stop there for it goes out to making special prices to tho export Wo call it and which After the statement heads with Tho Democrats of and distinctly declared itself in their THAT REPUBLICAN CONVENTION nearly every village and hamlet of trade It litis been denounced as an io tn env niRo that the nolicy of ted of such a measure this county who keep up tho Gazette tho United States and its uttorauces iniquitous proceeding that American controlled favor this paper haB always been The policy of tho Gazetto then which advocates such heresies as the The Republicans of this Judicial aro probably moro widely quoted by producers should be willing to let by the editor whose name appears at as now by Forco Bill and tho Robber Tarifi will district met iu convention at tho the press of tho country than any foreigners havo goods at prices lower controlled was He says tho head of these columns name ap ¬ support it or not as they desire with- ¬ Court house on Thursday to consider other journal published within our those which thoy ask American con- ¬ whoso the editor sumers to pay A vast amount of Ve challenge tho editors of that of its columns out askitig our advice on 6uch a plain the advisability of nominating a can borders It his enlisted its energies eyidenci has been presented to prove sin- ¬ pears at tho head paper The Advocate to quoto a Later on the Gazette said in effect as proposition date against Judge Cqoper in this campaign in an effort to down a fact of which everyone iu business gle line which has over appeared in issues already They didnt nominate They thought Rcedism aud McKiuloyism and under is fully aware It is done in many it had done in previous lines and is fully justifiable not alone this paper favoring tho measure Wo referred to that it would bo willing to Tho editor of the Gazette says ho it would hurt the chances of Judgo its eledgo hammer blows both tho on broad grounds of policy but also as Just here wo challenge accept the discuss tho provisions of tho Force Holt and tho county ticket Thoy Forco Bill and tho Robber Tariff are as a measure beneficial to American desire to say wc have asked of the Bill with its Democratic contempo- ¬ does not consider tho Forco Bill an Iron Ago Protectionist When consumers is need have felt no uneasiness on that tottering to their downfall Well it editor of tho Gazette the courtsey of raries if they would discuss it in its issue in this campaign Both Holt and tho couuty the sun sets ou Nov 8 tho peoplo will September 4 1890 is score a glance at his files in order that wo own way but they tho Democratic Boss Reed 6ays so Piatt asserts it Aniorican consumers will however ticket are gone anyway as for Russoll havo declared that Cleveland shall be may establish by correct and definite papers wcro so disposed to heap mis ¬ Jo Forakor declares it is Ingalls nobody1 counts him in the fight tho next President of tho United probably agree with this from tbo blatantly affirms it is and oven his quotations tho fact that wo have not and abuso upon tho own Hummy Wilson makes it an States and Tho World will have Engineering and Mining Journal of his journal Ho docs representation Money to Buy New York misrepresented proposed law that it declined to dis- ¬ issue while ho himself pronounces it had no small share iu bringing about March 15 1896 not see fit to grant our request for he Tho protected manufacturers con- ¬ this much to bo desired end So soon as an industry has at ¬ cuss it with them measure a wiso and patriotic kuowechat we would oven more ef- ¬ tribute money to secure tho election Tho policy tho of Gazetto then Too late Mr Gazetto New York is Bafo for Cleveland tained tho position whoro it cau moro to Man fectually than wo are at present able by tho editor try any of your artful dodging now of Republican Presidents and Con- ¬ notwithstanding tne Hood ot money thanupply our homo market and has if position as as now was controlled to send its goods abroad where thoy to do show him up in his name appears at tho head of its Walk up aud face tho music liko a gresses and tho Republican Presi the Republican managers havo wrung compete with those of foreign manu ¬ whoso one who advocates tho Force Bill and ponts and Congresses in return o ar ¬ from tho pockets of tho protected man- ¬ facturers it Is evident that thoy aro man tho conse- ¬ columns then tries to sueak out of range the tariff schedules that the ufacturers of the East and nowhere cither giving the foreigners tho bnc Moro than once since has tho quences of his own act In tho issue ¬ contributing manufactures can got docs so much credit rest for this as on fit of lower rates than they do our itself in un to the Gazetto announced Gazetto ex- ¬ Does tho cdjtor of tho of July 30 1890 in referiug monoy back agaiu tenfold out tho shoulders of that great director of own people or that they aro ablo mistakable terms in favor of a Nation- ¬ pect the peoplo of this community to their tp get Force Bill tho editor of tho Gazetto pockets of consumers This public thought the NoyYorkWorJd tection along at homo without any pro- al Election Law A measure for believo him when he says ho is not in of tho from foreign manufacturers says ¬ carried out in brazen openIt is not fair that oun own people which wo have adopted tho popular favor of tho Forco Bill at tho samo game was say this is Democrats of tho Tenth Congres- ¬ SHOULD J1E MADE TO TAY MOItE TnAN They tho Democrats ness in 1888 and though tho Republi- ¬ name of tho Force Bill time declaring ho will support tho can party was pledged to roviso tho sional district in your zeal for Judgo FOIIEIGNEHB FOn THE PltODUCTS OP iufamous measure which interferes tho The policy of tho Gaetto then Republican platform and tho Repub with tho sacred rights of tho Southern tariff so as to reduce taxation tho Hazelrigg do not forget Judgo Mar- ¬ OOK OWN LAND people Tho sentiment is of course as now was controlled bytho editor lican nominee who aro pledged to cus Lisle tho very essence of Democ- ¬ The Irsh Response to pialnes Blar- ¬ indorsed by the Democrats of Mont- ¬ whoso namo appears at mo auau pass such a measure should they se ¬ pledge was shamelessly violated by a ney revision scrupulously arranged to pay racy and tho embodiment of jionor gomery county and their recognized of its columns cure control of tho cntiro machinery back tho monoy advanced as a corrup iive mm a jut wnerovor necucu ana our purposo to dis ¬ organ It is not quoto tho Wo couceivc it to bo tho meanest Wc will bo prepared to of tho government In tho face of tion fund to carry tho elections lot Montgomery county givo him a cuss this measure now but wo refer most wanton insult to Irish manhood tho inconsistency of editor of the Gazette ou his record on his efforts to elect tho Republican to it to illustrate larger voto than Clark can givo Judgo ever attempted sinco tho time of tho This much is history Tho policy tho Forco Bill vet moro fully if ho tho Democratic party candidates his assertion will hardly Having nought tho McKinley bill Hazelrigg Then thoro is tho raco for soupers for a Then tho poor father was of tho Gazetto then as now wa8 shall desire it Ho only calls pass muster and paid for it in advauco tho manu ¬ Circuit Judgo and Commonwealths led to tho house of recantation to rc editor whoso line of endorsement of that measure tho conti oiled by factures are now called upon to agaiu Attorney with Judgo John E Coopor uounco his principles in order to ob- ¬ namo nnnfifirs at tllO head Of its COl- - aud we give him what ho calls for The Gazetto says ouo of its tho put their hands iu their pockets and and Hon C W Ncsbitt party nomi- ¬ tain soup to keep his children from ¬ Wo rest our case here for tho presumns Give them rousing majorities starving to death necessary funds to ro oloct nees Blaino and Harri ¬ ent Convicted out of his own mouth Advocates present proprietors who¬ furnish tho Iu tho issue of tho Uazetto oi is now such a rank and rabid Demo- President Harrison and provout its audJaBt but not loast havo an oyo on son called upon us to renounce our tho following how is ho to explain to an intelligent August 20 1890 wo find our county ticket Seo to it that no political principles in order to keep of tho Gazetto repeal Philadelphia Record public tholso position iu which he crat owned ouo third editorial utterance candidate lags and that the Republi- ¬ Patrick Eagau in a fat office aud Ford seven years Ho made money for The Fokce Bill is a wise and has placed himBclf Wo repeat tho boodle dispensers aro worried can candidates aro distanced Every Tho out of it was in it for rovonuo only Ss Co in fat gcontracta and Gazotto favors tho Forco Bill ATRIOTIC MEABUllE Tom Reed has been Democrat should bo a sentinel on the Kirwin for rovonuo and desporato Right wo presume pickings What do they tako us for Wo call attention to tho fact that Fellow Democrats dont forget your only Wo paid him a good price f or pulled into tho ice cart Blaine has tower roadyjto do his full duty re ¬ It was said of ono poor fellow who this was tho Lodgo Election Bill candidate for Every his interest Right again moro than been inveigled into headquarters alizing our countrys danger and voto Congress wcut through tho form of recantation whilo it was before tho lower House schemo known to tho artful even officers Min ¬ tho ticket straight t that interest can over bo sold for in nearly all of tho Cabinet in Ireland to save his starving family of Congress aud when its promoters though it goes through filth and slime isters Cousul Genorals and Consuls future from death that as ho entered tho uiid not pretend that it was applicable will bo resorted to by Republicans More than that some The Gazette has since it found placo of coremony ho cried Oh good peoplo who Jan hustle or make a speech havo homo everybody from Yto any soction of tho country but tho Theirs is a lost cause Thoirs are aro unkind enough to say tho Gazotto been ordered advisors down to tlio itself tho middlo of such a bad by God Almighty until tho potatoes thoPrcsidouts It was not oven tho infamous principles tolerated by a South owed its prosperity ancU success to boys who clean cuspidors at tho Indian fix attomptedto dodgo and belittle tho growl Catholic Sunday Uuiou thing after it had been toned down to peoplo until they can bear tho that saino man who owned tho ono agencies has been assessed and tho Force Bill issjue But liko Banquos Yet tho 3omo extent in tho Senate Mr Rcid assorts that tho present burdens no longer Maijis Lislo ad- ¬ third intorost in it aud that it has tariff barons havo boon levied upon and ghost it will not down It is a living of tho Gazetto who lives among vocates principles sensibly declined in every way sinco thou lovied upon again But tho hand ¬ issue that rises up to curse f ho partyof tariff law works well alitor It certainly tho honored writing is upon tho wall whoro all can the peoplo at whose prosperity aim which are for tho pcoplos interests keeps road it from saintly Wanamakor down force aud fraud that attempted to foist works tho protected manufactures ho loft it Our known modesty ppiness bcctional hato had directed fromjsaying such a thiugsoursolvcs to rascally MUrtin aud crooked Hackctt it ami its inevitable results upon a free well for a campaign fund Now Tho polls closo at 1 p m under tho us the diabolical blow calls it a wise York World people New York World but peoplo will talk new law idu patriotic measure I HI 11 StWI Is C If it it---T- it ¬ I WOULD A GREAT DEAL RATHER HAVE NEGRO DOMI-¬ NATION IN THE SOUTH THAN THE ADMINISTRATION THAT PREVAILS AT THE PRESENT TIME And in their heart ot hearts this is just what every stalwart among tho Republicans wants though they may not have Iugalls audacity to say it quite so plainly Tho Gazetto has pronounced itself as id favor of this nameless iniquity smoothly denomi ¬ nating it tho Natioual Eclectlon Democrats aro not to be Law fooled as to what the Gazette and all other bitter partisan Republicans would bring us to and when thoy go to tho polls on Tueeday Novombor 8th there will bo no scratching Every Democrat in Montgomery county will como up and offer his protest against noero domination in tho South by voting tho straight Democratic ticket Tho Gazettes ad- ¬ vocacy of the Forco Bill has done moro to thoroughly arouse tho Demo- ¬ crats of this couuty to a lively senso of tho duty devolving upon them as citizons of this great Commonwealth in tho coming election than any other one tiling wo mignt stanu oeing rpbbcd of our hard earned money by tho McKinley Tariff Fraud but when the Republican party would foist upon us tho abominable Forco Bill to rob us of our blood bought liberty as well and bring about negro domina- ¬ tion then every good citizen feels it is time to give that party a les- ¬ son that will teach it that this is still awhito mans country and that the Anglo Saxon who settled aud built up this grand Republic does not propose jo hand over the management of it to tho negro or any other inferior race and to a fow shamoless renegades from its own Wilton Hummy is the soubriquet he hat won for himself at home Jo thi city to bolster up the dilapidated can vase of Judgo Holt Hummy is stinger or thinks he Is and ho has euc C9eddiuiufumg into bis negro au ¬ dience and the dorcn or fifteen while Republicans who went to hear him a deal of backbone Hummy devoted tho main part of his speech to tho Force Bill and the cuts that have been freely circulated in this portion of tho State illustrat- ¬ ing tho voto of Judgo Holt for Asbury and tho devilish workings of tho Hummy got mad rind Forco Bill said lots of bad words Ho so wo aro told freely used tho words liars jscoundrolsy political vampires etc etc He talked much of tho hum of tho wheels of progress and industry aud other such things and claimed the earth and tho fullncs8jthoreof as tho product and direct result of tho policy of tho Republican party One funny incident of hie speech during his tirado against tho Demo- ¬ cratic press for making tho Force Bill a prominent issue of this cam- ¬ paign was his call upon tho negro portibn of his audience for a show of bauds for all wh6 had a bayonet to use Charlio Garrett alias Howell promptly ran up his hand in answer to the call Hummys facb bSccno a picture and tho poor darky seoing ho had made a mistake quickly dropped the offending member This incident wo givo upon tho authority of two of the best men in Montgom county Hummy had enough 5f that and was moro careful in his ap- ¬ peals to his darkey audienco after this By tho way he gave about nine tenths of his attention to his ne- ¬ gro auditors and what was left to the white pof Hon of tho meager attend- ¬ ance His sole object in coming here was evidently to help Judgo Holt and therefore the main part of his speech was givon to his cause and the show ¬ ing how little tho Chief Justices po- ¬ litical record had to do with this race Mr Wilson said privately that ho would be elected to Congress in the Louisvillo district whore he is a can- ¬ didate for Congress by 15000 ma- ¬ jority There isjust as much ruth in that privatestatement as there was ii Mr Wilsons cntiro harraugue lit WedrtW tbi of this county brought A MaMMMMMMMMMW ffi JteptrVUcuns SOME OfcTHE BEAU TKCTION 35 14 OP pRO- - TJw ery of the Republican party Ja rt il lam our liiiRUb tj jimuBixies enuimi y be protected againt tho dreaded- cheap labor of the foreigner It ia tho custom of these SMtae protected infant industries to send part of fJJf their products abroad and 6lltUem in iX competition with tho products of the pauper labor of Europe The Mail aud Export Journal of Now York is devoted exclusively to advertising1 American manufactured articles This samo Mail and Export Journal has editions printed for foreign countries as well as for tho homo market but tho prices charged to the foreigner and tho homo buyer aro very different Thc6o differences havo often been shown up but wc will again trespass upon our readers and givo our farmer friends a few items in their lino We quote from tho advertisement in tho Mail and Export Journaof a promi- ¬ nent manufacturing company tho goods of which are often 6old in this f i m l -- VJ long-sufferi- 1 i K y -- - i u a C 1 I P w MT STERLIi HORSE AND TRACK fc rJi- - Ai rogATE TtJEEiB AT OOOBEB 25 1892 A bni pin was removed from tllo inner cur of Frankio Mason aged 7 of Now York at tho Presbyterian Hospital An electric search light was used to explore tho cavity Scv oral parts of the ear woro cut out When to tho astonishment of all the surgeons a pin was discovered V rr V TJi SHALL MONEY RULE S k Tho Robber Tariff has been stealing Twonty sons of Electioneer have pqtnew 230 performers in tho list from tho peoplo their hard earned money to enrich tho protected manu ¬ thisscason facturers of tho East This tariff was In those days when a trotter or imposed by tho Republican party for pacer wins a heat at one of tho first the solo purpose of enriching the man- ¬ ll class tracks ho puts himself in tho ufacturer in order that money might class bo secured front that manufacturer lo Mombarp 2 tll keep tho party in power Of late tho Directum 2 hi Czar 212J audalph Wilkes 2 13 Republican party is disposed to go a trotters stop farther and by means of an flec- ¬ ire tho fastcsi tion law better known as tho Forco of thoybar I Bill mako themselves abolutcly safe Allortou 209 is being jogged in power in caso tho protected manu- ¬ regularly atidVis expected to bo sound as over next season His log received facturer shall decline to furnish tho boodle to buy tho Rcpublicau party Idistincllyallcgo that thoy aro now a bad wreuph its way into power Down with both making themselves parties to a system- ¬ Nol6ou now holds tho half mile the Robber Tariff and tho Force Bill I atic corruption of tho ballot in VIA track record with a milo in 2 114 at VV nanus oi tno America vuw WhatMartln loThero For lmTrcntbnN J It is a pity that so flmnifnnonllnrlc ni f111 ll llll IPS mOHOVY From tho Philadelphia Times greata horso cannot perform on first- Vii Biinh n niirnoao is morally guilty of Mr Martin never believed in honest class tracks trcasouto tho institutions our fatlufo elections Ufa early cxporienco taught Few sires aro siring a higher rale him that tho only founded and upon whoso continuance certaiu way to ob- ¬ in their strength and purity tho wel- ¬ of sriced than Director His list now tain party majorities was to manufac includes Direct 2 0G Directum 2 11 t them fare ofour children depends Sometimes ho did it by re ¬ lire aud Margaret S peaters - EvangeliuellJ The wealthy and respeclablo momwhom ho led himself Some- ¬ era of tho Manufacturers Club look- - 212 J times he did it by election officers whom Nellio Arbay filly yearling by over tho whole list of Republicans ho employed to mako false returns Wilkes Boy dam Wilksie G 2 22 Sometimes ho in this city select Mr David Martin did it by employing the by Robert McGregor took a race political power of tho city State or rtp represent them in the pending-clocKieaVfy tho cities of Now York aud record at Nashvillo last week of 2 29J nation to debauch political returns beating ten other good youngsters m BRenublftxM and carry party results As to con- ¬ yl Jjjtly after Mr Martin arrived at Silicon the filly by ducting a campaign of intelligence of JMkrlin RAlft ofllia IaboPB tho nimh man Wilton dam Silhouctto by Hambrino convictions of honest persuasion he ear S6poncoi a nmmttrn nr took a raco record of 2 15 J at Nash would havo no moro fitness for such rscS Friday k iMUed a confillonlial cir villo last week beatiug thirteen other work than ho would have for a Greek n loi uxor buu h jpuijcang ag colid to six of which she dis- ¬ professorship in Harvard College He iWf arm and aD f OIlli Bf1 tanced believes in practical politics according to the most modern method aud as hn Fin andtill call for tho cxerciso of Directum won tho it on niitinltl tho ability to keen a se stake long as he can find peoplo willing to at Mashvillo in wonderful fast burW tho men time2s15 2i2 211 Kentucky put up cash to debauch elections ho ilwSlatov to theso gentlemen who Uniouwa8 the Contending horse in ho will do his lovel best in his own lis Mloyfthe monoy for tho corrup- way if ho shall jlecm it to bo to his inthe second aud third heats AbdWvSr politics that as between terest- to do so The Nutwood maro Vixen that is ttpndStfcrinies I would much rather ThcrVis pre eminent fitness there- ¬ out of tho dam of Albert W 2 30 is fore in calling Mr byvNoy in tho hands of a burglar Martin to New Io sewatchman to allow him to now a great producer having to her York Ho is tliero becauso tho game yWi of sdlno of its surplus credit Sabledale 2 18A it two years of fraud is to bo played totho utmost ealttfwian to contribute money to bo Vida Wilke3 218 at three years andhoiB presumed to Iks played to used iynolitics bv Mr Quay or Mr and Sheeny 2 29 all by the devel- ¬ it Ho is there becauso ho represents oped stallion Guy Wilkes 2 15 Majjfin or Mi Hackctt the greatest necessity and tho accept Tho ono hateful crimo now more in Nancy Hanks the holder of tho ed methods of tho leaders who aro danger ofsprcading than any other trotting record 2 04 and Mascot who managing tho republican campaign among respectable members of Amer- ¬ is the paciug champion with the same ican society is tho crimo of corrupting mark aro by sons of Ilamblctouian Children Cry for Pitchers Cnstoria our politics aud tho dam of Nancy Hanks is also As to tho past I am quite willing by a son of Ilamblctouiau People there shall bo not only forjiolfulncss who aro interested in learning howto Land silence but tho anmlest charity breed trotters and pacers should not and it tho meu now engaged in tho overlook this fact work will stop Iprqniiso never again Tho pacing record for io annuo 10 u is now 2 13 having been reduced to jn xno oiner uanu u uicy icraisi jh continuing their evil work as thoy aro that figuro by Online at Wichita continuing it to day whilo lifo and Kan not long since and tho predic ¬ strength aro spared me I will con- ¬ tion is mado that ho Yyill go in 2 12 tinue to denonncq thorn If thoy pro- ¬ beforo Jauary 1 if taken to Califor- ¬ fess religion I will denounce them as tho enemies of tho religion thoy dis- - nia Liko most of tho crack side We represent the most cel- ¬ honor by thojr hypocrisy and if thoy whoelers Online is strictly trotting free-for-a- ta gJ World adopts as its loading r uticl to day the oaccioet ana timeiy trordior Wayiie MacVcagh spoken Tat Philadelphia on Saturday night Mr MacVcagh announced that ho toW for Harrison in 1888 but that the notorious corruption by which tho election was carried aud tho courso of the Hepublicanparty ainco that tinio had caused him to break away from lifelong associations and resolve to ma rote for Mr Clovoland vUpon the quostion which now takes thM Bedouco of all others Shall the ho said Presidency bo bought During tho last twonty years by very slow approaches largo numbors of wealthy men in this country havo persuaded themselves that thoy aro at liberty to porvort government from itsnoblo and lofty unction of securing ¬ J tho greatest good to tho greatest number into Jho baso and degraded func- ¬ tion of taxing tho majority in order to hand over thoso taxes as bounties c AHA ihubu to snen persons as in rcimu iuv it favors will contribute largo sums of 4V have sired 2 15 trotters There aro over 1400 now standard performers so far this season IIul Pointer boat Guy in tho mile dash in 2 WJ A splint is what has stopped Flying Jifjfs victorious career There are nearly 0000 professional trotting horso drivers in tho United States Now that Bow Bells has gone in 2l9Boautlfu Bells has four with records hotter thau 2 20 to her credit Four sons of Mits Ruaaeli Hot Springs Ark society is all torn up over tho niarriago of arlsto eratio Colonel SumptcrVi kui to a woman of tho town The two went longer rcpresontativo of progress and to St Louis and tho woman proposes human development Thoy aro consist- ¬ to tax the Colonel a largo suiuJii con ¬ ent and honest which cannot bo said sideration of tho release of the young of tho party of Harrison QuayDudloy man from the matrimonial alliance and Davo Martin Men Whb Do ot Change does not break the forco of Grcshams defection to say that ho owes his political advancomont to the Republican party lie and meu liko him mado it a grand party and con- inoutcu to us giory Air mat was good in it camo from their earnest purposes and unshaken loyalty to tho causo of liberty Itls because these mon aro still loyal to their principles that thoy abondou a party which is no It TKv JUifi12 v tl- w8 Vio tP 81 WY jPsBgMMMMMMM i m THE EABLY BIRD CATCHES THE ragjwcjCPTarjrar tWfwy a lffl1 Publie Sale We wjll pell on tho Jnmo on Ttirloy Brush Creek about 4 miles Southof Jit Sterling firmoii - Thn J llt X1U 10 fi three-year-ol- To tho highest bidder tho followiug pioperty One hundred head of ewes 1our good milch cowa with calves Six head of goal feeding cattle Fivo yearllngstccrs Throe yearling hclfor V Thrco Xo 1 good work mules Two yearling maro mules OiifBiickling mulo colt Ono Syenr old llluo Joans maro and colt One 4year old ltocoo inure Ono ft B s m- SL V- ilti llHLP - 1 jing Ono yearling filly nut of u lioscoo mare by Cripple one yearling horse out of n Blue Jeans maro Two good brood marcs Ono good buggy horse Three sows and pigs f Twelve good rimnts Twenty three stacks of clover hay 223 barrels of corn Inshocc -7 Onesulky Onu good spring wagon and hhrrcss One rockaway Set of two horsu wagon harness One two lioiro wagon A lot of fanning implements A double barrel muzzle loading shotgun v v I Itokoe maiv VXXXTJZXAZJZKSTHLH SSSS3SZa32 And enterprise catches the trade while the prices wo aro prepared to offer in order to make room for fall goods will causo you to catch your breath in astonishment Dont fail to call and see our goods and you will be convinced - At the siimo timo will bo rented tho farm of 200 acres from date of sale till March 1 1S94 Possession given at once Term- A credit of four mouths with negotiable paper bearing 0 per cent interest from date IDA TURLEY W R MAIT1MX I K PHIPPS SUCCESSOR TO W S OALDWBLL jtwo-ycar-o- ld MMMMMSMMMMMIM two-year-ol- ds three-year-o- ld Woods Phosphodine K THE flUEAT ENGLISH UKMKDV fll pcrrnan- - f S2s v llir V iy ye iVv um Ja ij Vv fflvv t EC fTC till ieii vu hI riUlioiiMt gtoro inclose price in nnii we will send bv return mail Price OdU will please six will one packnic six cure 1iianiiiioc in piain seaieu envelope iwo stamps AdurOK nqjr SiM In Jit Sterling bv Kennedy tiros G On inn nud 1 U Lloyd WS loylTnrlton druggist everywhere n i4 rim i in iv iiiiii i ami After Ileand llondst iiedlson known AI dmgistfor Wonrtrf Phosphodine If hiollrr Hume worthcss uiodlciiie in place of - Qtt3xZZ ANvtir dJ iP S Irnniptly and ently cui o nil forms of Nervoiw WeaknossEinis- slum and Spenuutorrhea 1 inpotency and all elite- s r Kxcoteos of A bum Jecn Viiscrlbed over JV A s It Clay JIcKek Henry Watson M JCEE WATS03ST aVVHsaW frwiV J T 6 JULIAN CORNElt DKUG STORE i Musical School Books i COMPOUND Real Estate and Bond Bro- ¬ A l cccnt discovery by nn kers Insurance and Loan old liliyslcinn Successfully monthly hy thousnnils Agents Houses lots farms of Ladles Is tlio onlv ncr- mid l ctinlilo medicine discovered for sale or rent ill sell a r fectlysafo unprincipled drnwists who offer llcwaro of ferior medicines in plnco of this Ask for Cooks house and loan half the money Cotton lIoorCoMrorsnrtiike no substitute or inclose nnd cents in postngo in letter to pay for it mail Investments trill KMip senled by return to IndiesFull and wo scaled particulars nplnin envelope only two tamps Address made in stocks paying 12 pe Pond LllvCO xt o 3 Fisher ltlock Detroit Mich cent per annum Corner of Sterling by Kennedy Uros W S Tf0J A1 iiujiiii unya x u Julian and niggists Court and Broadway streets ii t iiuiv Mt Sterling Ky UMMl In¬ 1 U vl two-year-ol- ds -- Instruments And other Supplies f them as enemies of the nation thoy 2 18 son of Onward 2 2o ho by are destroying tby other crimes Georgo Wilkes 2 22 Onlines dam G rfST Y World is by Chester Chief son of Rysdyks Ilamblctouiau The Chrysanthlmun Show Tho bay colt William Poun 218 Cincinnati November 8th to 12th a that is winning somo Attention is called to tho Floral and good races in tho West recently has a vChryeanthimum Exhibition to bo given in Music Hall Cincinnati open- ¬ license to trot as he is inbred toHam ing Tuesday evening November 8th bletonian and also by a developed and continuing afternoons and cvo- - sire being a son of Santa Claus 2 17 i i Tho florists aud out of a maro by Dauntless The ings during tho week dam of this colt was bought for a iavo onercu large premiums ana ecial offered for small sum in Michigan by a Philadel ¬ i1 Bi3 clyjgiy attractions aro to havo tho phia Horse breeder and as ho was It Is expected ti best floral exhibition and display of unable to sell her satisfactorily bred chrMauthimuiu that Cincinnati has her to Santa Clause the result being ono of tho best out this j had in years Tho proceeds aro to bo donated to season Jtivn wnll k iinwn lOmrihpH mid it will Kentucky bred trotters now hold liiayo tho patronago of leading society tho following records people Nancy Hanks 20 1 the fastest in Eacli altomoon a popular Morgan concert will bo given on tho the world Moquette 2 I0 great Music Hall organ and on Wod- - stallion record Silllcon 2 15J nosday and Friday evenings will be raco record Nellie A 229 giyon a ballad concert with noted second best yearling record Martlla smgqrs ami selections on tno great Wilkes 2 08J best raco record j Bello Vara 2 08 second best raco record mmrmr in all tho wcok promises to bo a Kentucky Union 213J best raco ono with music flowers and record for filly Kremlin girls Tho L N K C Di 2 11- - second best stallion raco record LLLLK will soil Round trip tiokots Victor Mazzono yearllilg ono half loor o io as inciuiimg gooct to mljo in 1 05A pacer rn Xovomber 13 at faro and a Bhd the round trip Special atten- - If you aro a Democrat and want to Won called to Wednesday Novombqr call down tho oxtrcmest contempt tjiat beiug Railroad Day somo upon you that a Republican can ox- I tho finest displays will bo given on press just voto with him against at day your own party 4 two-year-o- ld do notprofess religion Iwilldenounco bred boiug by Shadeland Onward No Fancy Prices Paints and Oils ebrated piano and organs the Fine Tobaccoes best known to the world Hazelton Brothers c Chesapeake New York o and Ohio Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria piiisros Ponds Hamlins and cago Cottage RAILWAY Philadelphia Washington And all Eastern Cities Shortest Lino between Louisville Bush Gertsj Smith Barnes Kingsbury Ivers i jbll Mason ORGkAJSTS Chi- ¬ Now Try This It will cost you nothing and will surely do you good it you havo a cough cold or any trouble with throat chest or lungs Dr Kings New Dis- ¬ covery for consumption coughs and colds is guaranteed to givo relief or money will bo paid back Sufferers from la grippo found it just tho thing and uwler its uso had a speedy and perfect recovery Try a samplo bot ¬ tle at our expense and learn for your- ¬ self just how good a thing it is Trial bottles freo S Lloyds drug toreL go size 50 cents and 100 1 ij w--- i atV M rt i Jhiidrer Cry for Pitchers Castoria Cincinnati LVB Stock Market Saturday October 22 r4 A and latest improved We also handle the best Fhe Queen Crescent ami East Tennessee Virginia A OeorffU EAUffiyi 6TB uubllihcU as the greatest Southern Trunk Lines Tba northern part of those great srstems starts from Cincinnati from which point tiler ma Bona Vcstlbulcd Trains to St AUOusTcnc FtU coins through Lexington Ky Chattanooga TooOa Atlanta Ga Macon 0a Jacksonville Fla Hating Through Vestlbulcd Trains to all cities named and Intermediate polnt Tho Queen Si Crcnt 8peclals aro Solid Vesttbulod Trains running vta Chattanooga and Lookout Mountain DlrmtDSSS cad McrMlait to New Orleans AtStEWDtAN the Una dlrerges tbr Jackson and Tlctiburg MIm to ShroTcport and NorderQ Texa At New Orleans connection Is mada for Tent Mexico and California Tho Q C Is M mllea shorter and qakfco than anj other line and takea Only tt nonna Cikoikwjlti to Nstv Oblban ThQ aand ETV O are 110 miles horteat Uno between Cincinnati and Jacksonville TIm Q t C and 0 run sleeplna out through Cincinnati to Knoxvlllc Tenn conntotingfor AshevillcN 0 Thej ohortctt and most direct route Sefort deciding on your route finite tor rttea maps aad any ottts t atnftnnatlon 70a want about th outlwf JWdreai D BDrWABW 0 1 At Lexington and Eastorn ToiiUs ty ii 1 h1 two-year-ol- WHEELER New No HOME Sewing Machines worlds The Time Card in Effect Sept 1492 From Mt Sterling EAST BOUND Flint Mail No 22 Mt Sterling Accommodation No 215 Vestibuled Kxpress No 24 Moreliond Aecommodntinn No 4S two leaders WILSON 1 9 and the NEW 810 n m 123 p m 7 10 p m 7W p ni Vli a E Both Musical Instruments and sewing Machines wc sell at the lowest prices and give purchaser all the time needed to meet payments which are monthly and easy No more can be saved up than WEST BOUND Lexington Accommodation No 27 Louisville Kxpress No 21 Lexington Accommodation No 25 Vestibuled Kxpivs No 23 fl2S n m 11 ib n m 145 p m 5 0J p in Last weeks receipts of eattlo in the two yanlst were 54M bead I ii- iiiisiSNir liivni ry HIKI lift 1IU mac week of lut year Thu bulk of UUllU tlio recelpts were medium and common jrradu anil tor timi kind of stock dull and boavv nt niarset extremely lor and irregular prices iiveiiiglnir ii low if not lower than any tlmo this j o ir buc tno good butcher and giMHl heavy cattle offering met it it n ly deninnd lriccs generally iniproved so that Lcforu the elosoof the week an advanco of 10 io 20c was readll vobtnlnable The demand continues good for feeders at littio better prices Mockers though iirnro active sale still sell very low but the demand was good enough however to help work off most of tho surplus or that kind of Btivck To days Sajurdiivs receipts and de iiaiul wci u large but u stenilr feeling lirovuilcd lit the following quotations llest shipping 4J3 4 i4i1 common to fair oxen good to choice fl23 op i 75 common to fair J2f i select io up jiu rairtogotxi Mfa a75 com- uiiicnur moni3g-iiieifci-sLoto choice heavy good tochoicolfghmi2M comy CW8 eood ttiS choicer0 to -1T5 225 common l2i stockers and feeders J175GJIU2S ii tfi v jiji Hl flisiu yi0toilr1 joirllngnndgiiuingciilvcs28 4f1l at I Oflico at Jonodi Cast Main street Jewolry storo on ETV1 L Dawson KY Son MT STERLING IBIiUlUOUOs a tHiag Solid vestibuled trains with dining cars No Ilackott ought to bo moro careful iu bus Iraiufen Tlutmgh sleciiew from Iejington without Binding out his rascally circulars change is true that Republicans aro flopping f- - C UTAN so fast that it is hard to tell who is who Asfit icn lass Agent HWFULLKU Cincinnati O hut there must bo a Tow mon loft abovo tlenVnss Agent the Harlem who aro truo to tho G OSCAIl MUUUY WnaliiiiKton 1 C Trilllo Manager It P Now York World 0 TT n 0 VI rm V4 J TktS MT SJEEBM3W3- ADy60ATBL TTQBgBAY - QfilflSR UA8W mmmwmmiSmmmmmmmwmmKmKmmmBmmmmamBgBIB0aggg0mrmmemmmwmm - o omnaHn mHu iriirfrjiiTtrftiiTinr r Li JflE ADVOCATK OLEANINQS Sheep as Weed fillers As cators of brush and noxious plants sheep will do good service but they must not bo kept at it steadily will suffer m consequence Tho flock must bo compelled to browse only a fow days at a timq After tho gratification of tho diet ceases thoro is no longor profit iu confining shcop to such food No other liyo Btock de maud moro coustant change If tho sheep bo divided into sovoral flocks ono may follow another into a field whero brush or weeds aro becoming troublesome aud each returned again after a weeks relief ou grass Most plants can bo killed by removing tho Tho leaves during tho summer bushes should bo cut down that tho flock may destroy thorn by eating every now sprout Briers aro moro vertsily subdued early in tho season Largo fields should bo browsed in small plats by means of movable fences When grass has taken tho placo of brush or weeds iu ono division of tho field it may bo used profitably as an exchange pasture every second week Several bells should bo kept on the flock browsing in tho tall weeds or brush Sheep aro very social and nothing will so soon cause a cessation of industry as a feeling of loneliness Bells also deter dogs from attacking tho flock hidden in au overgrown field Tho flock at this importaut work must also have a regular and abundant supply of puro water and of salt and be frequently visited by the owner That tho cleaning of tho land is not tho wholo object of sheep keep- ¬ ing must bo borno iu mind When sheep aro changed to other fields or to tho fold tho time from sundown to dark is prelerable as then they aro satisfied with the days exercise and food and will follow with less troublo and lie moro quietly than at noon or daybreak Never drive a flock Tho sheep which arc roughly always led mako tho best grade of meat and tho fleeces aro most uniform in texture and market value The fleeces KeatacKj wall u fr According to present indications there will bo but about half the usual apple crop in Now York Stalo Diseases of plants are not duo to tho weather but tho weather may bo favorable to their propagation from pre existing gerniB The worlds visiblo supply of wheat is now tho largest ever recorded at this peason of tho year being in round numbers 24000000 bushels larger than one year ago beneath tho under jaw and around tho breast of horsos and colts that run in pastures whoro tho small varieties of flies aro ploutilul Thcso little pests aro sometimes terribly annoying Ono reason why very much corn should not be fed to growing pigs is that the surplus fat thus produce will check tho trrowth of bono and The growtlj4of thcso should muscle bo uniform with tho tanking of flesh orthoy will grow thin and their s Jl Jrli BLUE GRASS ROUTE wflHLir w- SMoriwfMilQiiioktMitRoutd mmmm prices oo oo oo o o Heating Stoves 2 to dollars 20 Cook o Cups Stoves 6 50 to30 todollars o 50c set and Saucers HnMWWWMHnMMMMMMMMMMMMnnDmnHMHMeHmMMOTMNMH CENTRAL KENTUGfcY T0 ALL POINTS horth o o o o o o o o o o South Bound SOUTH Put a little piuo tar in tho hollow Through daily train eorvico botwq Cincinnati and Middlcsborougjj aim pouus on Xj a JV It It Schedule in Effect Nor No 1 15 1801 Dally Express Lvo Cincinnati LVO Covinctnn Lvo FalmoutI Lvo 8 10 REED 1 1 lix NoS Fast Lino Sun 00 J Aocm DaUy Ex Sun S Mpm 8 pm 5 0 7 u 7 NS Where a natural pond is located on tho poultry farm by all means keep duck for they arc paying stock and spring ducks aro in good demand all through tho summer They aro not diilicult birds to raise but il is useless to attempt to raise them for a profit if there is not a pond near The rcfuso dust of tobacco factories is a good dressing for cucumber vines and almost any other kind of plant Fortunately few insects liko tobacco It can bo procured cheaply aud is worth all it costs as a fertilizer be- ¬ sides the service iu saving vegetables from insect attacks Tho Making of Papor Money Tho Berkshire Hills or to bo par- ¬ ticular that portion of tho hills in and around Pittsficld Mass enjoy tho dis- ¬ tinction of being Iho place of manu ¬ facture of all the paper used in making tho governments legal tender a distinction which it has continued to enjoy uninterruptedly ever since the issuo of paper money by our govern- ¬ ment began It is also worthy of uoto that these same hills have a silk mill wherein is made all tho tiny par- ¬ ticles of silk thread which cover tho surface of tho completed note So that on the whole this part kof Mass- ¬ achusetts may well lay claim to the monopoly of the money making in- ¬ dustry When tho paper of which tho bills aro made leaves tho machine it is cut into 6hects 8 inches wide by 13J inches long each sheet containing four notes A thousand sheets weigh 12 pounds and 175000 pounds is tho average amount which tho govern- ¬ ment requires every year The silk threads of various colors which cover tho surface of tho notes aro each three eighths of an inch in length They are made just liko ordinary silk thread except that they aro not twisted as much as the ordinary ar- ¬ ticle Col Brown the Government inspector who looks after the work at tho Berkshire mills says that tho uso of these silk threads has greatly dim ¬ inished the governments losses by counterfeiting those losses being now very small owing to tho fact that the arrungemenl of the distribution of the threads is altered with each new is3iio Thoso who handle the of notes notes being notified of each change arc easily enabled to detect counter- ¬ feit tomethiug they were not able to do prior to 18G5 when plain paper LvoBorea Arr 5 ivuS8ton Lve Livingston a12 iyicllC8tr12 1 Slchmond LvoKichmond l Ait Lexington r ini rr AVinelioatnr Cynthiana Arr larln n iiatu io 43 a 40 8S 85 2 03 s iq o am in 8 0Spm 0 10pm U pm 12 io m pin 10 2Dpm 11 OQimi Wpm 88pm lopm OOpia iWUHl OI i in fiMpm 16pm nm pm pm 1 0pm Im 3 05p m 8 IS 11 m American Agriculturist Treat the Cows Klndy Cows are naturally of tho mildest disposition of any four legged anima upon tho farm and they should bo treated kindly and not abused by tho milkers and drivers Tho practice of sending a dog after them and allow- ¬ ing him to rush thorn into tho milk yard exhausted and excited is a practice that Avill cost each year from ten to twenty fivo pounds of butter for every cow milked Drive tho cows leisurely to and from tho past- ¬ ure If you aro in a hurry let tho driver make double quick timo when ho is going to and from tho field not accompanied by the cows Tho throwing of sticks stones or other missies should bo forbidden and tho operation of milking should bo done rapidly and with but liltlo or no talk iug Should a cow make a mis step or switch you unpleasantly during fly time dont speak so sharply as to startle her In many herds there aro often ono or more cows which only a certain member of the family can milk This indicates very plainly that some ononis mild tempered and understands tho cows disposition A box located at some accessibla point should contain at all times a supply of salt If salt is fed iu heroic doses once or twice each week the cows will then eorgo themselves catuing derangement of tho digestive organs Milk should not bo applied to mo teats to reduce tno power re ¬ quired in milking for it does not but certainly adds filth to tho milk ob- ¬ tained and iu cold weather tho wet teat will become cracked aud sore All rows with a domineering nature aud sharp horns should ho dehorned rrai fiirtilcs at tho tips of tho horns luttMUi tho danger but do not prevent s o o o o o 3fc o o o o o Plates 25 to 5oc per set Lamps complete 20 to 75c 5000 Tumblers at 3 3c a piece 2000 tumblers a 6c apiece Pint cups 2 for5c Knives and forks 5c a piece Tinware all kinds at reduced prices Lard cans meat cutters stuffers Coal vases water sets chamber sets Coal buckets Fire sets Also will close out 500 chambers at 20c 1 v ArrCorbin 4 COnm LvoCorbin 5 00 pm Lvo llaibourvilloc 52 p m Lvo 1ineville 0 41 p Vn Lvo Middleborougli 7 5 n ni ArrUuniberln Oaji7 C5 p m Lvo Corbm 4 eo 20 CO nm ArrJcllicoe Lvo Blohmond Lvo Lancaster Arr Stanford KorUi Bound 1 pm pm pm pm 4 45 5 20 Daily Express 1vpWni o Lvo Lancaster AiTltichmond No 3 DaUy 7 ooam 7 50 am 10 15 am No4 - Dally Ex 8nnr Noo a a LvoTcllico Lvo WllliaVbg An-- Corbin 8 05 am 8 45 am 9 85 am 0 0 7 8 9 83 63 47 85 25 Lve iliflrilcBborontrli OH Lvollnevillo Lvo Ilarbrvillo Lvo Corbln Lvo London Air Livingston LvoCnmldGap am am am nm am am ArrCorbin 10 H 11 05 11 usiam am 1x1 10 nnj 41 pnl 41 pud pi 1 w pi W- - W REED OperaHouse Building MT STERLING KY oo oo O0 OO Lvo Korea LveLlvingston Lvo Richmond Arr Winchester Lvo Winchester A 1 aria Lvo Lexington rr ltlchwonily fJ2Erilv Cynthiana Arr cvPKton Arr Cincinnati Lvo Falmouth J 55 am 7 10am 7 45 am 7 00nm 7 Mam 8 24 am 0 23 am 10 49 am io 55 am 0 05 nm 13 12 12 1 1 S 07 4 ni 5 85 2 z lna 2 CO mi 2 37 pi o j ml iinl pnl pur MAYSVILLE BRAI North Bound Lvo Lvo Lvo Lvo Cincinnati Covington Loxington Daily Ex Sun oo a m 7 bs n s is am jo a m 5 2013 U ol0 oo Arr AUllcrslmrg Arr Carlislo Arr Johnson Arr Maysviiio South Bound LvoMaysvlllo Lvo Johnson Lvo Carlislo 1aris 15 DID ig 31 am am 68 7 00 7 54 8 00 pn pm pni pic 11 Ex Sun No 9 Daily am am to am nm No ExSun 1 Dally Useful Household suggestions A scant cup of butter will often make lighter cake thau a full cup Milk is better for being kept over night in small tins than if a largo quanity is kept over iu ono vessel It is better to keep baked pastry in a cupboard rather thau in a refrigator as it would bo apt to get damp and heavy in tho latter placo To keep jellies from maiding covoj them over with pulverized sugar to tho depth of a quarter of an inch They will keep for years if this is dono iOIiOCiOSOC 5 20 5 7 40 00 COpm 27 15 10 Ait Iaris Arr Ixjxington - J Portland Transcript JjLi L formerly of Thos JIaverlord College Pa and one of tho American committee for the re ¬ vision of the translation of the New Testament died in Providence It I last week lie was recognised as a leading Greek sclolar of the country the pushing aud bruising of other and it wu3 as a prominent member of cows Ex tho Society of Frionds that lie was so- Jccted to represent thrm upon the Australian Galicia is greatly exci ¬ committee for the revision of iho Now ted over the discovery that for poiuc Testament It was expected hat ho timo an nrgauized gang of kidnapers would assist tho literary executor of has been supplying tho harems of tho late John G Whittior iu preparing wealthy Turks with young women of his biography Ho was 05 years of Galicia who were cither lured or for- ¬ age ced to thpir ruin Over sixty victims Puro Water For btock have recontly been released from their Live stock should bo furnished with iniprisoiucnt through tho efforts of pure water If they aro now obliged the Austrian Embassy to quench their thirst for tho greater Tho mandamus asked to compel tho portion of tho year from a pond or slouch hole this condition should bu Republican Secretary of Stato in changed by tho uso of a well and Minnesota to print on the Democratic Tho water can bo raised ticket tho names of four Peoplos pump cheaply vlu in sufllcient quantities by party Electors iudorscd by tho Demo- ¬ crats was refused on tho ground that a windmill- Ex the court had no jurisdiction As tho The Boston Evening Record offers ticket has been prepared it will con- ¬ to its readers an opportunity to win tain only tho names of fivo Democrat- ¬ 100 Dy guessing ou tho result of tho ic Electors election in Massachusetts was lifted CmtM - China may bo mended so strong that it will never break again iu that place Make a thick solution of gum arabic and water and stir in some plaster of Paris until tho paste is very thick apply it with a brush to tho edges of the broken china and sot them carefully together tic a string around them aud set away for three days To keep a high silk hat in fino con- ¬ dition uso a pad made of vclvot or worsled plush instead of a brush for brushing it smoothing it over with a book soft silk handkerchief frequently If Tea any rough spots appar in tho nap ap- ¬ Toa should never touch metal It ply a flatirou not too hot and smooth should bo kept in paper wood glass t Item over then uso tho pad aud silk or porcelain To mako it put a small handkerchief Good Housekeeping quauily iu a porcelain cup till tho lat- ¬ Dr Lutherl Tyson says a circuit ter with boiling water cover it with of tho worlcl can bo mado iu fifty fivo a porcelain saucer and let it stand days aud to prove it will pay tho ox- - three minutes Then if you desire tg be an epicure drink only tho upper pousos of a Cincinnati newspaper man layer of tho golden liquid throw the whom hojias solectcd to do tho trick rest away riuso tho cup aud bogin again Never use sugar Do not uso IIo will start on tho trip next July milk It ruins tho flavor of tho tea I coinliinutiou ruins the C Harris of Carlislo was mar- ¬ and tho E So tho Chincso say and stomach ried last Wednesday to Miss Jessio ihcy ought to know their own bevor Trimble of NortlrMIddlotown They age Above all thjugs do not boil tea Boston Globo will rosldo iu Carlisle Voters Who Wore Away From Home The Republicans aro claiming or May Register they were that grand old Gabriel S B KNOTT CPATMOItE Trafllo Jlanager Bouck of Wisconsin had deserted Gcnl Pass A a GcnerniOillen Tnim Voters who wore absent from tho the Democracy on tho soldier issue 8 F B MOI15E AsstGenI city or were ill on registration day Tho denial of this sturdy veteran is Oflice Chamber of Commci co Bldgf otafc O may have their nSmes put on the reg- ¬ emphatic and streaked with robust Nol Daily to all points except Rowland Dl istration books as tho law provides profanity There was no need of any vision which Is daily except Sunday Snda- - U toNcifcTntUiddayeXtagten for such cases Sections 13 and 14 denial where Gabriel Bouck is known ltuns N1 nuns dally 4 that any person entitled to register If ever there was a Gabriel whoso dallyrom all stations excenttho who was necessarily absent from tho last trump would to sounded to call city of his residence during tho days Republican sinners to repentance t1 Loxnt0n Accommodation allowed for registration or who was that ono is Gabriel Bouck tho veteran DIlViin Arrive PnrfilO am LexlnStoa I0 00 ill during said time or who was una- - soldier and Democrat of Wisconsin No 7 Falmouth Accommodatlou laveavrin Ifle to attond tho placo of registration otruccount of sickness of some named member of his family may have his iNA 1 and 3 mako ronneotton N jr V ltv at Winchester lor name placed upon tho registry for tho HEALTH IS WEALTH lo its on tho N tlii oMjrli cars hwn MM01i17Calri Cincinnati to precinct in which ho lives by attend- ¬ 11111R riniiv ing the County Clerks ofllco on Mon- ¬ RsraacsssaffijasjijEB DKAIN ISHSSIW -- 9 M t CWf day Tuesday or Wednesday preced ¬ BOW IS dCASTlTT BEST jriUTT ing tho November election and jnak ing affidavit beforo tho Clerk showing tho facts required to bo stated in tho registry and showing tho absenco or SSuSs jifclaajATR eatm e nt24 Tho County sickness referred to Clerk shall receive iu a bond book to GBEAH Dr E C Wests Kcrvo ntul Ilrain Tifatmpnta ess Con io kept by him for that purpose tho guaranteed sped lie forllygtcriu DIjm Headache vuUlons fits Nervous Nvurnluin afildavito provided and shall placo NtTToiis lrodtrntiencnitscil by theum of nlco BP hoi or tobacco Depression tho names of persons making such SoItenliiR of thoWakefulness Mental insanity ami Itrnln resulting in misery aw S affidavits upon tho proper registration leading toItarrcmic decay and death llematniv Old Age Los of Tower In eitliei e- An- - Cincinnati Arrcovintoiiio wia n m sm 2 8 8 4 7 0 0 20 pm 00 pm 87 pm 45 pm pm pm pm WHITES V MiH IIS - mjx Involuntary Joses and SpcrmatoiTlica caused uy over oxcrtfon of tho hrainpclf abnfo Kacli box contains ono or over indulgence months treatment Jloo a box or six boxes for 300 scut by mall prepaid on receipt of price vorm m n jocJJs tv tl VA WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To oaro any caso With eaoh order received bv us for ix boxes accompanied with MO wo will fsend tho jiurehasoriutr written iiaranteo to jo fund tho money if the treatment iloei not effect a cum Guarantees issued only ly W S Lloyd Druggist and Solo Agent Jlj Sterling Ky r ifitijiA JAPlANtSt i nay tho nbovo reward for anv case of Liver compmint uyepepain sick nenuaciio in digestion y Constipation or ostlvcncss wo can not euro with wests vcjretabio Liver lllls when tio directions ar strictly complied with They ai o ijurcly vegetablo and nover fall to glvo sat- sfaction Sugar Coated Largo boxes contain- ins nu pills 35 cents liowaro ot counterfeits and Imitations Tho genuine manufactured only by Tuk John C West cohfaxy Ciikuoo ill For salo by all druggists 22 ly Wo will 500 Reward i fSoJm lhU fail LE he CUKE A Guaranteed Curo for Piles of whatever kind or degrecs Kxtenial Internal Ulind or Bleed- ¬ ing Itching Chionlc Jteccnt or Hei edltary remedy has positively nover been known to a box boxes for 500 j sent by mall prepaid on receipt of price A written Guaran ¬ tee positively git en to oach purchaser of n boxes when purchased at ono time to refund tho J500 paid It not ciind Guaianteu issued bv W3 Druggist and Solo Agoat Uthterllng foydCull Sales nip for 22 ly tM 11 ly i - a 5 A M Vf f Vi ifV V 1 V a iS 6 f X vA -- J a k HO m p mniiww ctlenkrivor iH StEBIIKa Connccticut were ADYOOATE HMMmm TUESDAY OOTOBEH 2gld02NimnniiL - -- X H advocate DK VAN 4 Cosslp About HIsTrlpto Wash ington and Some Things he aw nf - ii r R Immense air compressor onginoi are employed to produco this high prcss- m ore In auitanio reservoirs xno biicu M loaded with ICO pounds of dynamite is placod la the breech and this great air pressure is lot on slowly at first 60 to start tho shell on its way without JcLelmRk irraduallv increasing until tnwnr 5s inn behind tho shell sJllilci nnniinloslint n otrinll frnnttnti a second hut muSt be so as any shock liko gunpowder would give Would explodo tho dynamite and bui st tlio shell in tho breech of tho gun This shell loaded with dyna- ¬ mite would at a milo range proba bly sink any ship struck by it Our officers are quite jcaions of outsiders operandi ot tho j seeing tho modus working of theso projectiles but fouud my Informant hi tho person of Utf old salt taking his off watch I Pro feiestaona bulkhead forrd ducing a goodly twist of tobacco I swapped it for a gouuiuo sailors du Getting tho best of tho bar ¬ deen ho becamo very communicative gain My comrades thought mo very modest to cajole this pipo away from its Swncr but I wanted a souvenir and got it I jall It Vesuvius lor it emokes liko its namesake in Italy Wo next took in tho Fieh Commis sion building and Aptiox Situated near tho railroad there cars can back in alongsido of tho hatcheries and load for Kentucky or California pjJVheu I say Kentucky an involuntary Kiear escapes mc to think what fine Jjonubllg wo could have all around us if thi Vtsmanliko methods of catching vj t 3tfferlin Rudest rovinc fish wcro discon- w fpponcon I saw bass that wcro hatched prsoJJ Friday 3i inches lonir onlv Hire JU fof tiny shb old and with such waters as I VI farm flnctr1 T ltrwr ti fni- - hoFiuamIi8hthcti8saty ig an outin u tlinti linmn at Wo l0 111 ioi uuiks or II Hi 111 lift Willi the monl vUfift aitrJfiry salt anu iresn water an Jars s rows fcis aHow t tiv JP MlULDOJVW Aimrnss nf liatchinc It miirlit D D amiss to describe tno metnous ItoM A to- procuro tno eggs At tne - reason just before tho femalo uld fiaturdlly doposit her oggs fr iitlio pisciculturist captures thei fpo flh as they aro called and V f -- f tifey aro held by an assistant and gentlo pressure applied on opposito The eggs aro de- ¬ sidea by tho expert When two posited iu a pan of water been stripped one male fish is have treated tho samo way Gentlo agita- ¬ tion with a gooso feather mixes the milt all through and tho eggs are said to bo fertilized They aro then of putinto jars holding water and 40000 eggs Water prop ¬ erly arcatcd running in and qut kccpsthem healthy They have to be watched so that no dead eggs collect in the jars as they would become pu- ¬ trid and poison tho balance At the cud of sixteen days the eggs begin to elongate and at eighteen days tlioro bursts out a tiny fish with a largo sac attached to its abdomen contain- ¬ ing its food for several days This is absorbed and tends to support tho little fellow until ho is large enough to shirk for himself which is in from eix to icn days It may seem incredi ¬ ble but it is true that this artificial method will hatch out 94 per cent of all tho eggs while in a natural way not more than 40pcrcont are hatched as so many cnomics exist for instance tho 6U u perch and many t ther small fish will destroy thousands of eggs if they get ah opportunity Many kinds of fish watch their eggs until hatched and areiblo to fight the battlo of ex- ¬ After tho istence for themeelvcs minnows attain tho length of 1 inches thoy am put in tanks on tho Com- missions car and run to the place of What have they douo distribution toward increasing tho supply of food fish I hear a doubting Thomas Twolvo Much ask joa verily years ago the uppor tributaries of tho Ohio river wcro stocked with shad and ono year ago last spring Louis- ¬ villes market was supplied a pro- ¬ fusely that a four or five pound shad could bo bought for twonty llvo cents as lino as any over caught in tho Po- ¬ tomac Last spring very few were caught owing to thoexcossivo high wators at tho timo thoy wcro going up I should havo informed you that when old enough to lay eggs thp shad goes up to tho heads of rivers whoro thoy wore hatched or planted all the same to rear their young Tho Hud ¬ son river in Now York and tho Coii- half-a-gall-- i1 After a prlyatconforonco with Davo Martins assistants at Republican liead quartprsMr Harrison is going to carry Now York Stato Tho mail whom President Harrison wouldnt havo for Chiraman ofhis National Committee has great faith iu a round million of good crisp dollars but there aro somo tilings that dollars cannot do Fair Dr J A Ileushall a Kentuck thoy cannot stop a landslide And ian showed moirrcat courtesies in ox from tho looks of things this is what plaining his preparations for tho ex- ¬ is moving down on tho boodlo gang hibit A specimen of almost every Now York World fish in tho sea or fresh water will be prepared and on exhibition at Chicago Liout Gov Shcehan is right Tho next year Ono thing that attracted resident of England who is mostinter my attention was two life size figures cstcd in tho present campaign in this ono representing tho old fisherman county is Andrew Curncgic Mr and his now scientific brother Tho Blainos personal aud political friend first was an old negro lying asleep on Now York World tho bank with his snako polo resting Tho officers elected at tho Grand over his knee His bait a frog had Lodge of Masons of Koutuckyfor tho swimmed to a log and crawled up and thoro sat awaiting tho issue of Undo ensuing year aro as follows Grand Master J Soulo Smith Remus nap Tho next was a full at- ¬ Lexington tired fly fisherman with a 10 lb Deputy Grand Master JOreudorff salmon on his hook which ho was Russollvillc lcadiug tho way lie know not into Grand Treasurer Albert H Gard his lamling net Tho Doctor is very nor Louisville proud of this piece and well ho may Grand Recorder L D Crouigcr be for it sends ones memory back to somo episode that thrilled every ncrvo Covington Grand Principal Conductor of Wo ar- ¬ in him as no other sport can rived homo in duo timo fully satisfied Work Chas E Dunn Louiovillo Grand Chaplain Henry Ronshaw and happy with our tour and cau only say you dont know what you Covington Grand Captain of the Guard G C missed by not going Voigt Louisville To be continued Graud Conductor of Council Jno C McKce Loudon Tho Tariff Is A Tak Grand Steward Frank H John An object lesson forStevo Elkins sou Louisville and any other person capable of read ¬ Grand Sentinol E R Jones Pa ing Mr Elkins brought a fine ducah fowling piece for tho eldest boy just before the McKinloy bill became a law Judgo Grosham has left them Later on after tho passage of the Coolcy has left them bill his other sons porsuaded him to MacVeagh has left them ex order them in New York duplicates of Secretary of the Interior Cox has left tho gun them ex Sccfotary of tho Treasury Tho gun arrived when tho secretary McCulloch has left them and so on was on a stumping tour Whon ho re ¬ aud so on but tho Republicans have turned tho boys exhibited tho guns their innings and dont you forget it I with tho statement that thoy were Col Somebody of Jeflersonville Ind just liko brothers has not yetrepudiatcd the letter over Yes boys said tho secretarv I his signature declaring that ho is not ordered duplicates of tho first one going to leave the Republican party After ho had examined the guns one and Mr Mike McDonald a prominent of the boys asked and accomplished gambler of Chicago Well papa where have you been conies out flat footed for Mr Harrhou this week and what havo you been Dont let those Democratic cockscrow doing before daylight Courier Journal I havo been to Martinsbuag Graf- ¬ ton Morgantown and Kingwood Look After tho Well making speeches Tho danger from impure water is What did you talk about now much hotter understood than it Tho tariff was a few years ago If the fear of Did you tell them that tho tariff cholera lead to greater euro in tho was not a tax and that tho consumer water we drink it will do a good in did not pay it preserving public health which cholera Cortaiuly ravages should tho disease come will Now papa if the tariff is not a tax hardly undo The examination of and tho consumer does not pay it wells in cities shows the water in will you please explain to us what them to bo full of dangerous germs this means on tho bottom of the bill gathered by it iu soaking through that camo with tho guns grounds filled with tho filth that Hero tho lad produced tho bill and always goes with closely populated on tho bottom of it was written localities In tho country tho danger Mr Elkins wo aro obliged to is naturally hss becauso tho popula- ¬ charge 4 more for each of theso guns tion is not there crowded into small than for tho fit at one on accouut of spaces Rut wo have often seen wells the McKinloy bill making S for tho iiso of family and stock near Tho boys wore still waiting for tho barnyards pigpens or privy vaults Secretarys explanation when last Tho oakagc from these for a timo hoard from passes through and its t impurities but tho soilawhiloleaves soil nttor tho And Quay Too becomes saturated with impurities Matthew S Quay the notorious em and no longer acts as a filler Local- ¬ bezzlor lobbyist and corrupiionist ities where malarial diseases usually who was forced off from tho last Na- ¬ prevail aro more often duo to impu ¬ tional Committee byiublic opiiion rities in the water than to any other turned up at the Republican headquar ¬ cause American Crltivator ters yesterday to givo tho managers Barns Noar Dwellings the benefit of his expert advico as a Tho common plan of making for boss political crook convenience tho horso barn noar the Asjf Marliu Voorhces aud Ilackott farmers dwelling has more draw ¬ wore not enough Quay must bo sent backs than advantages Tho manure for loo made there breeds flies in tho summer The desperato Btato of tho Republi ¬ aud tho inflammable materials of can campaign is revealed by tho des ¬ which such barns aro composed and perato measures to which tho mana ¬ with which they aro filled greatly in gers resort ureaso insurance risks It is bettor to Tho rascally league is now perfected have all tho barns and most of the Tho combino of tho Pharisees aud outbuildings far enough from this tho crooks is complete Quay is the house so that if either wore struck by lust link in tho chain of iniquity lightning or accideutily burned other ¬ Now York World Police wise both would not go up in flames But if ono has the barn at goodly dis Dr D W Uoyles of Now albany tance from tho housd it will more than Postmaster uudor Grant Cant sup pay to havo a plank walk from the ovt Harrison and his Force Bill houso lcadiug to it Ex ¬ famous in days of auld lang syne but fiftei years go the shad wcro completely extinct Tho Commission planted Ihceo rivors with shad aiid salmon Which latter wore also exlincL Now thoy aro almost as plentiful as of yore Tho fish ladder is an institution placed at dams to enable the fish to go up to the hoadwators of rlvcrd whoro these obstructions exist and havo been supplied It is very amus- ¬ ing to watch tho fish going up tlioin Several hundred at a timo havo been counted in two hours timo On our great lakes the whitcflsh and salmon were so scarce that the fishermen could not near supply the market but hundreds ofmillionshaYO bccnplaiitcd and now thoy begin to supply the long felt want Wo next went to tho Annex whero tho Commission aro busily engaged in preparing tho exhibit for tho Worlds The Democrats of this city last night renominated all tho present Congreso mou who wcra willing to soryo again The dolofcation could havo bedn stronort hened byJ changos hf two or throo of tho districts but tho oxpcrlcnco of the old members will count for a good deal Thp returnof Representative Cookran Fitch Fellows and Warner is especial THKFMAILY SCRAP BASKET ly desirable Mr Cockran has won a national reputation anu a mo Dem- ¬ necessity ocrats shall havo tho opportunity to iu Tho future of focidy is in tho hands frame a bill John Do Witt Warner services will bo inval ¬ of tho mothors If the world was lost through womansho alono can save it uable New York World tarifl-rc-forin The best physicians aro Dr Diet Dr Quiet and Dr Mcrryman Prejudices aro liko rats and a mans mind liko a trap thoy sot in early and then perhaps cant get out at all Thore aro two sorts of peoplo that jain little by trade such as buy what they donotwant and such ub sell oilly gg MMMMMMMM w SUTTON 4 East Main Street Mt STERLING KENTTOKY Beaufort Happiness is liko the manna in the dpsort ho that gathered much had nothing over and ho that gathered little had no lack Do FURNITUR 1 AND When a mans1 chestnut curls begin to turn gray that means that ho is fifty but when t they begin to tuin black that means that he is sixty When a felon first begins to make its appearance tako a lemon cut oft one end put tho finger in and tho longer it is kept there the better This very sago advico was given by an aged priest Always trout an in sult like mud from a passing vehicle never brush it oil until it is dry Tho male wasp never clings but so long as ho uud his sister are twins and dress alike this bit of knowledge availcth not Brandon Bucksimw To remove pimples from the faei dissolve common Milt in thu juice of lemon and vitha linen loth apply it to the parts allectcd Halls Jour nal of Health ¬ IJndertakin 5000 Chairs at Cut Prices of Furniture all new styles 44 new Wardrobes in Walnut and Oak BookCases 37 diff- ¬ erent styles Sideboards in Walnut Ash and Oak 50 patterns Hat Racks Mattresses Parlor Furniture etc Prices to suit your pocket book Undertaking a Specialty and under the manage- ¬ ment ot a professional 750 Suits EMMmM WMMMMMWMiMzM Finding out about what one sees is fHAiZ rJteauttst tho way of getting an education Tho trouble with nioit of us is that we ac- ¬ cept what wo see without inquiry or knowledge 1 HICKS CARPET STORE A srood remedy for damp moist hands is four ounces of cologne water and one half ounce tincture of bella- ¬ donna Rub tho hands with this several times a day x jexnosfrm -- Xo 37 Xortli Broadway Second Floor H C -- 5 Life is a book of which wo havo but one edition Let every days ac tionp as thoy add their pages to the indentructiblo volume bo such as we beautiful would bo willing lo have an assembled RS Bargains it to world to read Wo loo the sunshine- because wo move with the world uiidqr tho clouds The Hin never moves or varies Whilo wo aro Mtting iu darkness sad and weary others are basking iu the - CARPETS All kinds of best grade of Carpets at tho verv lnwost innin Ml l KW prices CURTAINS Curtains well worth the mono- VI 31 uij 1 They are called m - tintfiMin NO Oil Cloth tllO OIL CLOTHS best lliafcps ami in tlin nmrnct mi1 nine 111 iur CJOSC1 -- IS fr HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS ll011Sfl WfB sunlight Peevi hncs is generally the vice of narrow mind and except when it is tho effect of anguish and disease by which the resolution is broken aud tho mind made too feeble to hear tho lightest addition to its miseries pro- ¬ ceeds from an unreasonable regard of the importance of trifles Tho proper remedy against it is to consider tho dignity of human nature and the folly of suffering perturbation and uneasi- ¬ ness from causes unworthy of our notice n JUUJIlfl 111 TwMltllnbv ll1i11no linni nn1n ll uvivo uuiiui jjuuuo ui ewiia I Still They Come Another cigarette fiend hai paid tho penalty Henry Poor is his name and tho County Court nt Covington lias just ordered that he bo committed to an insane asyium A Philadelphia wife Mrs Brooks that the courts shall do bandy legs constitute sufficient ground fordivorco She in ¬ forms her lawyer that when she was led to tho alter but eighteen brief months ago her husband was a per- ¬ fect type of physical beauty Con- ¬ stant horseback riding has since deformed him until he is now so hid- ¬ eous that he frightens her and she will no longer live with hhn The petition is being prepared is determined cido whether Curlug Colic Ouo night last week wo heard tho driving mare in tho stable evidently iu trouble Slio was moving and pawing her head around with the first symptons of colic Her flanks were distended and her stomacho evi dently filled with gas It seems that sho had been eating considerable corn- ¬ stalks Wo hitched her up at once and drove her about two miles Then wo gavo her a warm water interject tlon It required about two gallons of water to produco any ellect but it saved her from tho colic and she quick- ¬ ly recovered hor spirits Rural Now Yorker ¬ ¬ Care of Work Horses at Noon When work horses aie brought in at noontime tho harness should bo re- ¬ moved the sweat wiped off and tho brush and curry comb freely used Tho fchouldors should bo washed if thoy aro sweaty or sore Before starting to work tho sore shoulders may bo softened with castor oil Do not water tho horses while warm nor feed them grain Botli at noon and at night the horses should bo watered previous to feeding grain Tho stomach will then bo in better condi- ¬ tion for the assimilation of solid food If obliged to give a short hour at noon give a largo ration of grain or what is still better cut tho hay into half inch lengths and add tho usual quanity of ground feed sprinkle with water aud thoroughly mix This can be eaten rapidly and will digest more readily than whon fed separate- ¬ ly in tho dry dusty state Ex Tho Importance of Sheep Some peoplo aro much inclined to look upon sheep breeding hero as a make shift by which wo may procuro pome profit from pbor lands In En ¬ gland the sheep is regarded as an im ¬ portant factor in tho system of inten- ¬ sive farming Jlhjht wo not profitably come around somewhat to their viow Wo know that Blicep of the matter will quickly bring up poor land Why do wo not also recognize that It will make good land better Let us study tho manor Indiana Farmer Floral and Chrysanthemum Exhibi¬ ment in that vicinity Investigation showed that tho diseaso was not tho cholera but a violent dysentery which is almost as severe aud danger ¬ ous as cholera Mr Walter Williard a prominent merchant of Jamcsburg two miles from Helmctta says Cham bcrlaius Colic Cholera and Diarrhcea Remedy ha3 given great satisfaction in the mo3t severe cases of dysentery It is ccrtainlvaonc of the best things over made For salo by T G Julian Canning Fruits With Salicylic Acid Wo havo received a number of con- ¬ tributions in which salicylic acid is recommended as a means of preserv ¬ ing fruit Wo conclude that tho use of this drug for that purpose is far more conimou with housekeepers than can be desirable It is truo that salicylic acid is not au absolute pois- ¬ on but its continued use evon in small medicinal doses has proved to have such deleterious effect upon tho users sciiFo of hearing as also upon his digestion that tho French legisla- ¬ tors wiser than our own havo forbid ben its employment as a fruit pre ¬ servative by law Tho American peo ¬ ple may use it if they wish to aud do not fear tho injury that they will thereby do to themselves Wo can only warn cgainst its uso This hurtful drug is tho effective ingre ¬ dient in many of tho mysterious fruit preservatives advertised and offered iu tho market This drug can bo bought at every drugstore aud is quito cheap If you desire to hurt yourself by its uso iu fruit you can do so at very littlo cost and are not compelled to pay a dollar a pound as in theso mysterious advertised pre ¬ servatives But common sense nhould teach us to let it entirely alono Practical Farmer IIelmetlaN J created much A reported outbreak of cholera at excite- ¬ tion At Cincinnati excursion rales via Queen and Crescent routo Excur sion tickets will bo sold on dates of the exhibit November Sth to 12th in clusive Popular Organ Concert every afternoon and Ballad Concerts on Wednesday and Friday evenings with noted singers and selections on the organ All tickets good to rot urn Jack MuDouotigh 01 Cincinnati until Novembor 13th D G Edwards has a niaro that has shown a threc The grand jury at Pittsburg Tues mlnute gait that ho will bet airainst day returned truo bills against thlrly G P A Cincinnati Ohio ono of the Homestead strikers for Henry Cabot Lodgo running away 200 that Cleveland will bo ucolcd treason and also indicted II C Frick from tho Forco Bill under orders from President of tho United States Jack and other Carnegio officials and the Republican headquarters is ono of the cau bo found at 3S Elm street PinKortous for murder conspiracy iiguis mat causes mourns u need to The new gas reservoir at Paris i and aggravated riot hesitato to enter tho campaign about completed 0 J mAiAlMm V LMk JteiiMiilJ WP 1XM rom tfHA p6feR MniE rjj rwsrw MBHt j I V V -- 5fTHnSS5EK5TTT - 23 180 JJ rftfct rr MK Vi- THE ADVOCATE NEWS IN BRIER J tf BSflffff -- w i v I J V 9T 7 March evil to the Commonwealth as well as It Thoy make Senators out of mighty to ono or both of theso gentlemen UCCaUSe it iS thO OnlV ASRnmlHmi thnf rriirna rj L l l v 7 7 1MJ UVUUUU wuiraou Members have queer material sometimes Hero is b J tinged legislation has 1UB ¬ Senator w Con Slcklos Dofonds Cleveland Stockbridge for instance Democrats Judgo Hazolrigg is - i sides and forgetful of tho pub taken wo jrv aio not do aisappointedi xcuuuko you r Froift a Speech by Gen Sickles In Utica your candidate for Appellate Judge when you wish to borrow Becauso its charter does win allow tho Associa- lic onl hsive VOtGd tO SUbsClVO tllC tcllinir tho people of Michigan in not uu IliICiy or spceuiafo in real estate Because tho Now as to Prcsidont Clevelands There will come up questions for ad I 1 i political interests of the one or abridge broad daylight that if G rover Clove- mn aml financic f Ma State approve tho plan of the patrouago of tho other laud should bo elected tho rebel debt record iu behalf of tho soldiers Thoy judication under tho now Constitution the power and COLUMBIA Bocauso it pays 8 per cent somi anuually Coupons attach iu the recent Legislative would be paid Knowing so much chargo that ho has vetoed a good many aud under tho new order of ovents investors should call 011 our agents Tho Auditor shindy triumphed over tho Governor Senator Stockbridgo ha yet time to pousiou bills So ho has I havo that will certainly arise that will The former can put out a strong lobby get but of tho country before election road his vetoes I am a soldier I make it very much to your iuterest W W THOMPSON Sec Ticas 2Wr I11118 Resident yj when tho occasion requires He has day Sister Loaso would probably lovo my soldiers Had I been Presi ¬ to havo this high and responsible WILLIAM OCOINELL ueiiavun counsel DRCDUERSON ji dozen well paid influential clever lend him a pair of petticoats in which dent and a Congres had passed such ofllco filled by a man whoso mind is iff VANARSDELL Agent Courier Journal bills for my soldiers I should have trained along tho lino of the staid and v niivci l respectiuny ask-- my friouds to clerks chosen from various sections of to make his escape at my office in the Tyler Appcrson block and allow mo to explain the tho State and seems able to thwart Mr and Mrs A J Chain lcadinf vetoed every one of them too Thoy tried principles that havo been the x M VANAllSDEL any legislation that curtails his pat- ¬ people of Denver and formerly o wcro mostly all frauds and shams and bulwark oftho Republic since tho uug iu jy ronage or weakous his political power Ohio were among tho lost of tho I had no frauds under mo Any right days of Washington and Jefferson minded mau sworn to di6Chargo his Judgo Hazolrigg is just such a mau Tho Legislature will adjourn ubout wrecked Bokhara in tho China Sea duty would have sighod those vetoes Judgo Holt tho Republican nominee jSov 1st to rc convene Nov 15th Pool rooinsiu East St Louis have as has trained his mind to look at things President Cleveland did They should return home vote the tho following 10000 to posted from a Republican standpoint Democratic ticket confer with their 9000 or any partjof it that Cleveland If wo aro correctly iu formed Judgo ho over so honest ho will bo aud bo constituents and return in two weeks much 10000 to 9000 or H C Lilly was heard to remark iu inclined to carries Iudiana see matters aud decide with renewed cncigyauda determi ¬ any part of it that Cloveland will bo Jackson a fow days ago I have thorn in favor of tho privileged fow nation to put aside every selfish con- ¬ brought thcjEstill Eaglo and Clay City elected rather than for tho people sideration and all work together As a A Coroners jury in Newark N J Chronicle and Ill givo Dickey and mere ousmess proposition it is to J faithfully for the good of tho whole Cooper hell after tho eIectionPerhaps your intesest to vote for Hazelrigg people who havo hardly gotten value decided that John Dalys death was ho feels that holl bo out of a job after Considering that equally 300000 they have caused by a bullet wound in the received for the that time and in timo of peace is pre ¬ honest Hazelrigg both aro ten months head inflicted by a colored man A cost the Siato in tho last will bo much1 more paring for war Hut why buy two apt to givo your now this General knife blado thrust into Dalys skull TliinnVfi The bulk of tho work Constitution the Olin urill fritrn Inm mrtrt Hm Sw liberal construction in favor of the Assembly should accomplish is as yet many years ago was also found ho can attend to judging by docket V ii untouched Tho lailroads weio hard pushed accumulations in his courts Hazol masses its framcrsintcudedit to beaiy Pr IJLL than will Judgo Holt who has been AND A The lion Silas Adams from Casey to accommodate tho heavy passenger Green Herald OF AGRICULTURAL IMPD trained iu tho ranks of tho Ropubli couuty has resigned his scat iu tho traffic to Chicago tho number of peo MENTS s House expecting to be elected to po attending the opouing exercises In his Ophir Farm speechMr Blaine cau party to favor tho classes instead fromthe Eleventh district His far exceeding their anticipations thought tho statement as to tho amount of tho masses successor will bo elected November of Western farm morgages was exag- ¬ Prof Pickering of tho Hartford Tho General Protestant Enisconal Stli gerated Hero aro tho figures In branch observatory at Arequipa Chili convention adopted a resolution set- ¬ Gov Brown aud staff attended tho ting apart Western Tennessee as a Kansas they amount to 235000000 says that ho has discovered forty small opening of the Worlds Fair last week He also confirms New South and Pioneer Cane Mills now diocese tho formation to dato in IlUnoisp380000000 In Iowa 220 lakes in Mars JL Cooks Evaporators arid r i iDuring his absence Lieut Governor 000000 and in Missouri 214000000 Prof Holdcus observations on tho from January 1 1883 I Alford acted as Governor Pans Cider Mills Saw Mill Supplies and Belting an aggregate of over ono billion of limits and measured altitudes of the Tho Republicans aro in bad straits dollars in four States The Circuit Court is in session here planet aud tho caso of Ambrose Tolsgrove in Indiana and aro endeavoring to MaJ Caldwell Dead charged with murder is on trial bolster up a falling cuiso by a dicker One Bad Term Enough Maj D E Caldwell for ton vcars This is tho killing which occured last whith tho Third party people Tau- Mr Reid repeats iu his letter tho editor and proprietor of thoLoxington County Court day iu beneck and other peoples party lead question November bogging plea of his speeches Daily Transcript died at St Josephs whichPolsgrovo killed Williamsonand ers have bceu in consultation with the for tho Harrison Administration that CT Hospital in Lexington on Tuesday wounded tteo other men beginning Republican managers iu Indianapolis ono good term deserves LEADING another morning of complication of diseases his deadly fusillade on tho crowded There is apparently no limit to tho But one bad term does not 4deseivo Ho was fifty ono yoars old and had streets Republican campaign funu says the another aud President Harrisons Ad- ¬ beon a successful newspaper propri- ¬ Tho Democrats hero havo given lib ¬ Courier Journal with its millions of ministration has been bad etor in Indiana Atlanta GaJand erally to tho campaign Money has backing from the protected interests It has raised taxes Lcxingtoii been sent to the National Committee and tho price paid for votes this year Ho sold tho Transcrint Under it tho tariff taxes have been TacrAr -Runr TVTnnnVinn r AJiacuci nabout two months ago when Jailing to West Virginia and to tho friends of is high unusally high Robert Hal increased in 0w uviiuuvuci DinnvnM wmieu Jiagieau u every schedulo save two export Bottle Beer Hazolrigg and Lislo to help them on Democrat of Rush county Iud was Of 300 staple health prevented him from attending articles iu the McKinloy to victory over Force Bill advocates otic red bv a renublican to tho duties of the position Are tho most perfect products of tho art of bccr maUng ly common consent Fiji 10 n nnw act covering 85 percent in value of thcrmoro IIo leaves a wife and one child and supporters of negroes suit of clothes and a valiso if he tho imports tho duties wore raised on PHYSICIANS AND MEDICAL JOURNALS Highly oxtmot of Malt and Hop and tho E it would remain away from tlio polls 235 wcro unchanged on 50 and re pnnoo of Building up Uroken Down Constitutions Meh asformer invarlablv prcsciilw a for tho Still A Populist men beset Tvltm a remedy unsurpassed manufacture theory n Stann Mrs Mary ELeaso has Rent outtho Lercby i elievq tho public of tlio uso of It has been our aim to young man giving ins name as duced on only 15 tho manifold oObicd so called tonics which at Mrs Harrison No Better It has increased expenses W F Brandon claiming to represent following note The 5000 offered bv beuertcial mulU if thoy do no positive haim Wo havo admirably succeeded Proof best havo n of which is Steadily tho shadow of death eieops C C Sisson Co Cincinnati bought hounnersalueoof our The Fifty first Billion DollarsCon- - ft ho Republican campaign Committco tow aid tlio White House and the peo a railroad ticket of Williams Mar grcss appropriated 217723001 more tor a fow speeches from her in Harri Throughout tho United States olAmeiicA It is thopmest malt and hop oMuct maiiufactund jilo of he uatiou aro in hourly expec- - maduke in Washington D C and than tho Democrats appropriated iu sons interest was not accepted as tho Ul ly C0 TO ICCCU l san the last preceding Congress Sth nd Sur Scian in- ¬ too eager partisans thought A This it would cancy 01 Hearing ot tlio death ot tho gao a certified check on tho National ij crease alono was within 43000000 of bo Capitol Bank The John Hauk Brewing Co Cincinnati Ohia and pocketed tho If gentle sullerer She has becomo so change Oljt 4 92 lyr 18 Vrl Mt Pleasant la Oct 17 Tln Tho check proved a tho ontiro ordinary expenses of the weak as to bo barely ablo to turn her forgery Government in 1SS1 special going tho rounds of tho press Worlds Fair Albums iiead upon tho pillow Specimen Cases It has rewarded rogues and protected ill rogard to an interview in which I Human skill A farmer crossing a meadow near rascals am reported to hayo advised the Pop- ¬ Givon aAvay by tho C H Ss D tho S II Clifford Now Cassel has been exhausted and loving ten- ¬ Wilmington Del Wis ulists to camo upon tho hor- ¬ No good term could bo marrod bv vote for voio for Harrison or that a Worlds Fair Route from Cincin- ¬ was troubled With derness taxed to it last degice in an ribly mutilated corpso of a young Weaver was a vote for Clove ueuralgia and nati A magnificent album of rheumatism such appointments as thoso of Waua land is 1 false I Icuori 10 prolong nor nte hut all in girl almost entirely nude partially makcr Rauin Woods Mizoll Martin consider unqualifiedlycalamitv for would Worlda Fair views has beon published dered his his stomach was disor- ¬ it a public cither liver was affected to an tho probnbillUt8 aro before concealed 1yauu issuo of this jJapcr has reach- - Tho body beneath tho high grass Elkins and scores ot other improper Harrison or Cleveland to bo elected by the C II IX which will bo sent alarming degree appetite fell away was identified as that o Mits Many E Lease to any address on receipt of tou cents and ho was terribly our readers sho will havo passed Katie Dugau aged 10 Detectives at persons No good President would reduced in flesh Bhield bribers like Dudley or turn tho in stamps Tho Cincinnati Hamilton and strength Three bottles of Elec- ¬ lp to a Christians homo in glory 1 oclock Thursday morning arrested Excused In Advance Dayton In connection with tho tric Bitters cured him patronage over to bosses liko Quay and UrtJ hwtrts of tho whole Kroin tliu Indianapolis News nconlo beat Richard Riley on suspicion of being Monon Route is tho only liuo running Edward Shepard Ilarrisbimr Ill- keenest sympathy with that of its tho murderer IIo kept company with Piatt Gov Flower refuses to grant a nar- Pullman perfected safety vcsiibulcd had a miming sore on his log of It has hold a carnival of spoils It dou for jfof Magistrate in his dire allliction tho murdered girl eight campaign purposos Wo trains with dining cars from Cincin ¬ years is not a good term which has seen tho standing Used three bottles tako oil our hat to Gov Flower and At Little Rock Ark Judgo Mc public service looted from top to bot- ¬ nati to Chicago The Volvet trains of Electric Bitors aud soven boxos Vf dor Gocuol and Hon of Theodore Clure Chiof of the United States tom by spoilsmen and prostituted to se- - givo hint permission if ho so desires of tho C II Ss D aro admittedly tho Bucklcirs Arnica Salve and his leg to repcata former famous expression jam leaders of tho warrinir Demo Election Supervisors has issued in ¬ curo tho nomination and to aid tho cau- Finest on Earth and tho lino is a Ih sound and well John Speaker tic factions in Kenton county had structions to tho Precinct Supjorvi representative Worlds Fair route Catawbn ftors vass of tho President for re olectiou 0had fivo largo fever sores rsonal encounter on tho streets at in which ho directs thorn to ignoro tho For tickets rates etc address any on his leg doctors said ho wasnncura Ono bad term does not deserve an- Tjngton iliv llallem had passed a now olection law of Arkansas Tho oher Tho next Prosidont must bo a When Bab agent To get an album wa3 Ack wo gave her Castona scud your address with ten conts in blo Ono bottloof Electric Bittora ing remark about Goobel which law under which a Stato olection was Democrat Now York World When alio was a Child sne cried for Custori stanips to E O McCormick G T A and ono box of Bucklcna Arnica 6ed tjio lattcrs ire They met and held iu August places tho ontiro in When he became Miss she clung to Castoria Salvo cured him entirely Cincinnati O 13 5t Sold by raibw hot words clinched but spection of the polling booths and Mr Gazotto man stand up and Vhen aae bad Children sho gavo them CaatorU W S Lloyd separated before any damage was counting in tho bauds oftho Governor answoi Who lias told an TlirOO fn Ill It ink ft Rlinr n ivorn unblush- be- jn Martinsville Ind yesterday niprn Fire at Madlsonville Ky Wednps Secretary of Stato and Stato Auditor ing falsehood ug day caused a loss of over 30000 Artkfcft f iMoportforr haTTbwn filed at Danville ill for Ut Chicago Souther Hallway Company ex Frankfort Ky Oct 24 1892 tending south from Cnleafo to a point 33ds Advocate near Paris in Edgar outy Tho il Tho Logiejatjircufts capital slock is jpiOOOfyOdO passed now revenue aud corporation lulls and vill now draw pay aud do of nothing for sovoral days whilo iheso Corklo candidate forGovornor Virginia and Mr Chilton on- - West bills aro being ourollcd andwhou Chairman of tho West Virginia Btato rolled and signed by tho Speakers of Executive Committee held mcctinir tho two houses this extra session vriu Tuesday at Washington to discuss the end They havo not attempted to situatipnTin West Yirginla Thoy say k legislate ou somo of tho measures tho Stated safe for tho1 Doniocracy named in tno Governors proclamation but promise to makosoirio startling ¬ re convening them and tho corpora5f rascally Republican disclosures tion bill just passed will bo vetoed senomes in a low uaysj again unless tho Governor has changed Thb IlGuso at Frankfort Tuesday Ids opinion as to tno coustisiitional to pass amendments reconsidered tho vote by which tho mninritv renuircd for tho Senate forces tho same issuo Corporation bill was killed last week by intentionally adopting amendments aim passed tno measure with less than a majority of all its Tho Executive Committee of the members voting in tho affirmative National Negro Tariff Reform Asso- ¬ The Governor and his friends seem ciation organized at Indiauapdlis unwilling to test tho question in tho Tuesday and issued an address itrg Courts Tho Auditor doubting tho inr colored men to look to their own validity of tho Worlds Fair bill re interests by voting for Cleveland and fuses to issuo warrants for tho mint Stovenson appropriated and as yet no manda ¬ Tho Vermont Legislature elected mus has issued to compel him to do Senator Redfield Proctor to fill tho Jiis duty unexpired term of Senator Edmunds The enmity existing between Gov and for tho full term beginning next IBiown and Auditor Norman bodes r SILVERWARE 1 3 ij Dry Goods Dry Goods All new designs for the Jb Also 1 - the most artistic w Mils t Successors to Wells Mm Hazolrigg - Beautiful gold goods watches set rings pins etc Fine Stones the most elegant Diamonds EAST MAIN STREET qharmc ft Fall and winter stock now full and complete comprising novelties in Dress Goods foreign and domestic Silks Underwear Plosier Yarns etc Ladies and childrens shoes in abundance and very low Our carpet department is complete with Fine Carpets Rugs Mattings Oilcloths etc A stylish and well selected line of lad ies jackets on hand to show Liloves ribbons trim- ¬ mings and notions of all kinds always on hand Come in and ask for what you want we haVe it J W JONES Agent Wall Paper and Taints iJino ana latest stylo Wall papers plain aud decorated Juno Picture Fram Art Material etc North tfaysviUo Street Sept 20 1 Mt sterling Ky y -- Grubbs Main Street t Hazelrig Stcilfrg Ky To make an Investment in a Building and Loan Association uu -- urc to taice stocK in the WHFMFVFR amtmt V vri aioii i COTTT KrTT Of Ky Louisville z HWVflBBnHnviMiiafai anm f Ml un zr n5r 1rtt lm LOCAL BOARD J wltt DWAR QUEENSWARE TINWARE WOODENWAR JB ftTH -- F LINE -- Con--gre- Mitchell Pish Bros Wagons m u ED MITCHELL HAEDWARE MERCHANT The John Hauk Brewing Gos ou i- I 5 a invalid Bottled Beer T i t CIID fl - vn V ifU Ou l - v ti I II - a V Ar - fJ 4 W 0 t J V4 V - E Vi jf f J ti 4 f4fxf I V TI i Wholesale Xv4 B ROSIMBLE JlRO te ffl1BS MT CWflEfctlitira ADVOCATE TUJ2SDAY 1 acaa E OOTOBJBK 25 1892 LAND WMJtAl QROCEM - - - The - Prescription EAXKRS IH IBXCB- c STOCK AND CROP Columbus Day All over this broad land of ours tho commemoration of tho four hundredth anniversary of tho discovery of Amer ¬ ica was observed From sea to sea and from tho Lakes to tho Gult every ¬ where from tho little log schopl houso in the wilderness to the tower ¬ ing academy in the city and town was witnessed tho unprecedented spectacle of a powerful nation captured1 by an army of Lilliputians of embryo men and women of totling boys and girls and tiny olvcs scarce big enough to lisp tho numbers of the National Anthem scarce strong enough to lift miniature flags that make of tho arid streot and autumn wood an emblem ¬ atic garden to gladden tho oight and glorify tho red whito id blue The lesson of reverence or tho flag taught the children will be a whole ¬ some one The opening exercises at Chicago were on an immense and imposing scale No boy oifeM Miould fail to read tho orations delivered by Henry Watterson and Cliauucev M Depow ou that occasion These orations show that American oratory uy no means a lost art Every jsiwu cuy m the land made splendid displays Druggists All Toilet Arti- ¬ Grocers fKY c- STIRLING Bchool Books Bchool Supplies Pure Inks pencils cles Also paints Oils and Varnishes Pure Drugs MedioinesS6C CORRESPONDENCE Grassy Lick Grorgo Peed wife and daughter Iflf i ABVOGATb J lo to 4wtTT HI MHoHtjlls ior coqiung and M il2filoYM tomember ScfctrolBkclfyurns 18tb - vapn h at the Court houso Saturday to tlio wifo of iclr omo ai IMOctober thwUalwy- at KIb Mill RSOii jnator Jo Blackburn epcaks at the rfc houBC Saturday next at 2 p m rJ t I me out and hcarlrin y T itcholl has tho nicest display of - order of oxcrclso was carried out apti over brougnt to jui ouu- Tho Mt Sterling Fair Association ColurpbtiB Day In Mt Sterling will give a series of matinco trots in- ¬ On Friday tho schools of tho city cel ebrated Columbus Day in a mosti cluding match races and special purses for horsos of all classes on next Friday appropriate manner Tho celebration by tho Public Graded and Saturday tho 28th and 29th insts t School was in every respect a delightful Tho mcotug is held in response to a one Tho following programmo was popular demand froni numerous can led out The assembling of tho horsemen who want to giyo their horses faBt records before retiring school at tho building at 030 A M then to winter quarters It is quite a Reading of tho Proclamation deserved compliment to tho Mt Ster ¬ Judgo II R French Master of Cere- ¬ ling track that they havo selected it monies for this purpose and as tho track is in Raising of tho school flag particularly fine condition somo fast Sal u to to tho flag Tho entries miles may bo expected SongRed Whilo and Blue close at 7 oclock p m on the After tho above tho school passed to will tho Court Houso whoro tho following evening preoodiug tho races Reading of Scriptures Psalm 100 Prayer By Elder H Di Clark Public Speaking Hon J C S Blackburn will speak in our district as follows Oclobor 27 1 p m Jackson Octobor28 1 pTn Clay City Mt Sterling October 29 2 p m Wm Shrout has rented tho Wm Copns farm of 260 acres on tho head ¬ waters of Stcpstono for 1250 135 acres for corn 15 for tobacco aud the balanco in grass Jo Smith has sold his farm of 56 acres on tho Hinkson pike to Sanford Hamilton for- 5000 From our Grassy Xlck correspondence four-yr-ol- of Clark county a Amorica Song bejfqfSPvaiunt7 died at hia Address Tho Four Centuries re on the 18th of typnoiu lover Mr E C Oroar at tho Childrens Hymn of Praise iot Blackurn speaks RecitationlOur Flag urt Hoiiso at 2 ptfm on Saturday Saluto to tho Flag me out and hear tho iniquities of Song Star Spangled Banner t If l he jporco am vonumicu t Tribute to Columbus By Mr L T T Democrats your county ticket is an Chiles Li tHont one vote for every man on Recitation Christopher Colum- ¬ t m you Will vote ior an noncsmu- - bus v rayons ot ypur oniccs God Save the Concert Reading State i isrn ana uowoh wm By2jan Song Hall Columbia Xhll Lv nvf ninnlfliiirn at Xi Recitation Tho Voyage fwles at night Givtf each Song RedWhite and Blue ivESjng reception Prof Fowlers school tho K T S Hon O C Bowles of Tike will celebratcdin the aftcrnoonwith quite peak aj tho Court Houso next Satur- - an appropriate exercise tty October 29 at night Uomo out Hon J C S Blackburn will ad ¬ Kicar a splendid arraignment of dress the voters ot this county at the Monublican party Court hou6o in this oty on Saturday WA son of Green Rcasor Oct 29th at 2 p m llarlin Rcasor lear jSpcncor was thrown from his OurKlnsr rsell Friday and sustained a disloca B Kin6olviug is in Rockas Mr H tion Fof the shoulder besides a frac- tlo county on business and is taking of bruises arm and a number to Ill Hodgkfn Business Mention Sour krout and pickles at A Baunt 11 3 Sons For best whito oat go to Barnes Trnmbo ll 4t Several splendid offices for rent in tho Tyler Apporson building 11 li i tf - f ft Vii inn irwl fiVntlinr llllh JllO On- - Sng an outing this week A largo bufVjf the membership went out to ilreftSlatoystcrday morning and ThoHonH B Kinsolving of Mt Protect your health by having the fact that several reported here lis allo5rto day Tho prospect Sterling delivered a strong and elo- ¬ Brunncr to make yon a pair of his all have removed and several others at- ¬ Abttirnvcoks sport quent speech on tho political issuos in 10 Gt moSifr by Yttho 1ST two-year-old experionco in tho school room is doing good work for these people children aro all learning rapidly and general satisfaction is being given Daily recitations 23 trustees Wm Thompson Robert Montjoy and N G Do you want an elegao t office Bailey havo visited thoir school a You can find no better than ono in few times houso in very poor condi- ¬ tion tho Tyler Apper6on building Corinth District No 9 Reports 76 t Il tf tho timo to do some political ovangill h pupil children draws 19152 high- ¬ Soveral splendid offices with all zation A special to tho Courier at school 29 lowest 5 conveniences for rout in tho Tyler est uumbor Journal from Mt Vernon under dato present 19 tho attendance is to small 11 tf Apperson block of October 22 says yet this is accounted for in part from I am paying 1 per hundred for clean cotton rags Jo Makkofesky ll 4t I havo just received Jas W Maeon sold to Rev D P of Ware a d harness maro at Brackoncouuty visitcdJjis brother 125 Fulton- Greene lias rented Wm Peed last week tho Dowdal farm of ajbout 80 acres near Sideview for 300 Gcorgo Moore of Paris spent last Richard Sunday with frionds in this neighbor- Stofer rented his farm containing 200 acres to John McDonald hood for tjirco years at 1500 per year Mr Stofer JoshuaStaples was quite sick last will move to tho Cunningham week with pneumonia farm March 1st f Corn cutting and Mrs Tim Kcarns and daughtor wheat sowing is of tho past and to- ¬ were on the sick list last week bacco strijjping and corn gathering is i W J Kcarns of near Millcrsburg tho order of the day W II Fletcher visited his brother Tim Kcarns last bought of tenants Messrs Plank thoir interest in thoir tobacco crop for week 100 Possession given Nov 1 Jus H Clay Raiuey W M Gay and F Mason has returned from tho Cin ¬ ¬ Joe Stephens of your city were mix cinnati ing with tho colored voters last week ingly market and reports it exceed ¬ dull J H Mason bought of Rainoy and Gay mado Messrs Jno A Thompson 29 head of speeches and instructed them how to ewes at 29 J p Gay bonght 31 cast their ballots head of cattle from different For further ltcma sco Stock nud Crop parties at 310 per hundred aver County Superintendents Report of ago 1500 lbs Judson McDanicl has bought 20 head of Schools cattlo at 325 per hundred average 1200 lbs Howards Mill District No 15 D G Howell bought of Tom Reports 46 pupil children draws Welsh 23 head of cattle at 11592 highest number in atten- ¬ 325 average 1160 Jbs English dance 23 lowest 7 presont 22 school Anderson has purchased tho T C began Septombor 12 Miss Wamsley Anderson farm from tho Now Farm ¬ had been engaged as tcach3iJ but ou ers Bank for 24000 I N Green account of soverc illness was forced to shipped last Tuesday to Now York B F Rcasor six car loads of fat cattlo for Jas declino tho position teacher Mr Rcasor has had ten years Green John Oldham aud M W Au - Hi to ES -- 5 dcrson an invoice of now packed peaches pears apricots Prico very low and and plums quality tho best J B Whito ll 4t Tho marriage of Miss Elizabeth Paulino Trumbo to Mr Robert Owen Fitch though quiet was a plewant affair The father of tho groom offi ¬ ciated and it was a beautiful and im ¬ pressive ceremony Immediately after the wedding the happy coupio went to Winchester and will mako that placo their future home Miss Trumbo was one of our most cstima blo young woman and happy i8 tho man who won heart and hand Mr Fitch is a business man tlio highest typo of a gentleman Wo extend con- ¬ gratulations k Democrats you1 will bo called upon two wcok from to day to choose men to fill official positions Remem- ¬ ber you can accordiug to tho Repub- ¬ lican Gazette and other papers of that stripe commit no greater piece of po- ¬ litical infamy than vote for a Repub- ¬ lican Remember the abuso that has been heaped upon the heads of those Democrats who voted for the Indepen ¬ dent Judgo Holt eight years ago by tho Republican organ of our county - Rev A J Arrick who has recently been called to the First Presbyterian church of this city will bo formerly istaljed as pastor on Thursday eve ¬ ning October 27 at 2 oclock Rev W C Gondii of Ashland Ky will preside and deliver the charge to tho people Rov R p Caldwell of Sharpsburg will deliver tho charge to the pastor Rev TV S Fulton of Lexington will preach the sermon The services will be interesting andhoi over an Hour long All are mvi ted - Installation Services PERSONAL MENTION lather at Snoncor 1 aJRrtfJBAVirrtBnitm1 mnninsriMs v 9hK rv rpreaenca jo uay lib funeral win oc it 2 pnK at Antioch church by Rov chued child yesterday at i r RupalRl ot Clark county around cork solo shoes behalf of Democratic principles and Go to Brunncr and let him make the Democratic ticket to day at this you a pair of his cork solo shoes and place to a largo crowd He strongly arraigned the Republican partys keep your feet warm and dry 10 6t record on tho tariff robbery and tho Go to Barnes Trumbo for coal of Force Bill all kinds ll 4t RELIGIOUS Go to Barnes Ss Trumbo for Ka-ll-- ville by tho pastor Dr Vardon of 4t Paris assisted by Rev Richard French For anthracite coaln go to Barnes Winchester The meeting will con 4t Trumbo tinue until after the fifth Sunday Flower crocks all Bizes at A Baum Big stock of boys overcoats and 3t Sons school suits at Sharp Trimblo Den- ¬ Now sorghum molasses very choice TPsfj1 reuchburg proposee to indulge in tons and cheap at ilempcratjc polo raising on Satur- DEATHS 4t Chairman tf ay November the 5th J B Whites is sparing no effort to secure Williams On tlio 17th inst of heart disease Largo lino of mens uuderwear at a large crowd and tho occasion will at his homo near Wades Mill Clark Sharp Trimblo Ss Dentons bo a grand jollification Speakers aro county Preston D White Mr Whito For Sale being secured and later on they will was ji model gentloman a brother of bo announced A No ono iersoy cow aud a sow aud Mrs L B Carrington A B and ten pigs William White of this county Ho Ex Chief Justice B J Peters and M S Tyler tf was an ornament in tho Christian Mr R F A Grigsby two staunch old of which ho was a member Lost t Democratic war horses were In our church Funeral was preached by Elder H p Last Court day six cattle two steers office yesterday talking of tho current Clark and his remains were interred ono red and one roan weigh 550 lbs issues Judge Peters has voted tho in tho family burying ground red and whito one nico Democratic ticket straight for sixty On the 17th inst of consumption spotted heifer weight about 750 lbs Frank Grigsby for years and Uncle fifty They will each if alivo and Percy Adamson aged 23 years Fun ¬ and three yearling heifers weight bio to bo at tho polls casta vote two eral was preached by Rev Alexander between 500 and 600 lbs A liberal oks from to day for Cleveland and Redd on tho 18th aucljho was buried reward will bo given delivered to mo in Machpelah cemetery Percy know hero next Court day iform A B F Cloud well that death was approaching and bo a Reunion of tho ox had mado preparations to meet his Mt Sterling Ky 11 tf There will Ho passed peacefully and federates of this section at Fronch- - God Mattie Leo houso aud lot for sale by A cor ¬ quietly to rest burgr on tho 5th of October f T F Rogers dial invitation is extended by tho Elizaboth Nowman tho eleven year f Committee to all Federal and Mexican old daughter of Mr and Mrs Cox of mt iUUat 1 rr iuaiJJ iui imuiuo JU X11U JOU JVICl omuu veterans to moot with them and par Maysville died after a protracted ill- ¬ the market is at Sharpy Trimblo M take of their cood cheer Tho Com ness of typhoid fevor on Wednesday Dentons so mittee announces that they havo Mrs Cox who was Miss Suo Farrow F Rogers Money to loan by cured good spoakors for tho occasion a niece of Mrs Judgo Petors is well agent bo band that plenty of provisions will known and greatly bolovcd here on hand to feed all tho guests who Tho bright little ono was also a fav Business proporty in hands of T F mav come orito with many who had scon her on Rogers agcut for salo hor visits to this city In Saturday issuo of tho Semi Col A T Wood left Friday for Mr weekly Journal an item read Royal Henry county to attend A Change Groves is at homo front Cen- ¬ Coloman publican flag raising oh Satur- I have assumed entire control of the tre College Mr Groves wants it to make an ad Tho Colonel waB stopd that hois from on Saturday and whoop up tho management of tho Homo Steam distinctly uudor University Richmond KyTliis some WO aro 101 u mere uovor Lauudry and will endeavor to glvo Central Republican speech lhado at that its patrons tho very best servico ob ¬ is a gross mistake on tho part of tho and ho certainly owes Mr Jce and wo tried to convince Col tainable No pains shall bo spared to editor an opology Vood ho should not bo tho man to give those who favor mo with their Grovos work tho most prompt aud efficient nv eak tho record all tho samo ho Monoy to loan to farmers or otheit lie no doubt made tho boys a attention by T F Rogers agent N Rollie Ratliff t rousng speech Reports that camo to us about tho Congressional race and the raco tor Appellato Judge aro most encou rage- i JjJ rig Lisle will got an increased ma- rity over what Wick Kendall re ed and Hazolrigg will fcweop A protracted meeting is boing con- ¬ nawha salt ducted at tho Baptist church in Kidd Daimond dyes at J B Whites ll L Jll tend school in tho city this school occupies a high graded position it has been ranked among tho very best schools in tho county and it is a good school yet what there is of it but it is too small Miss Emma Kemper the efficient teacher is doing good work she lovos her profession and her pupils this is her first school and slio entered it with first class qualifi- ¬ cations number of daily recitations 25 1 W E Jones G W Payno and James R Shrbut aro tho trustees Locust Grovo District No Ro ports 104 pupil children draws 26208 highest number 35 lowest 17 present 32 by comparing this with other districts it will bo found tho cost of tuition hero is very much too high At least half tho number in a district should bo found at school somo day W II Squires tho teacher of thirteen years experience and is giying satisfaction something should bo done to incrcaso tho daily atten- ¬ dance daily recitations 35 trustees W H Bowon Henry Parish and E Hainline Mr Hainlino called at tho J C S Blackburn will positively speak at tho Court House Miss Nora Sutton anfl Miss Bessy in this city Saturday afternoon Robertson aro visiting iu Carlisle Como out aud hear him picture the Clay Haggard of Clark count iniquities Force Bill in its true colors visited tljo family of S P Hurt Sun ¬ Ladies will find a fine assortment day Senator Col S G Trimblo is on a business trip to Memphis Tenu J M to I 1 F B Morse of Covington of rubbers at Sharp Trimble ll Administratrix Notice Miss Virgia Campbell of Carlisle All porsons having claims against is visiting Mrs W A Hill aud Mrs tho estate of Kavanaugh Tipton deed Gcorgo W Moore are requested to present them proven Mrs M J Goodwin returned Sat- ¬ as required by law to my attorneys Apporson All persons in ¬ urday night from a visit to frionds in Tyler debted to said estate are requested to Lexington John G Winn wife and son are 11 3t visiting his wifoa relatives in Fayette county settle samo was the guest of W O Chenanlt from Saturday to Monday tons Den- ¬ ll at once AjfVA TllTON f- - 1 JL Buy jour heavy winter boots fnom Mrs T H Brown of Owingsville bharp Trimble y Denton who has been Visiting tho family of J F Trumbo returned homo yesterday New Crop Molasses Miss Alma Davis of Morcor county First arrival of Now Orleans Mo- ¬ who has been visiting Miss Trumbo lasses Quality excellent price rea ¬ sonable 13 2t fence once good house good black- ¬ for tho past ten days returned home Friday board which is being mado good uso Angel of Mercy pity the man who Elder W T Tibbs returned Friday so forgets his sense of several good recitations wore had of truth as to de ¬ from Nashville where ho attended tho clare no Columbus that his journal tho Mt Sterling Mark District No 22 Reports 40 session of tho General Missionary Gazotte bad never contained a lino pupil children draws 10080 high ¬ Convention of tho Christian church favorable to tho Force Bill when est number 18 lowest 7 present 15 Mrs C C Freeman and two 6011s from his own pen he publishes in the Miss Lulio Mark tho proud young William and Anderson of Concordia Gazette of August 20 1890 Tho Force teacher has a few years experience and first class qualiicatiou is very Kansas are tho guests of Mrs Free ¬ Bill is a wise and patriotic measnro energotic and her work is thorough mans brother WN Anderson of Givo him courage to repent of his hadsovoral good recitations daily Howards Mill wrong doings and lo hold up recitations 29 trustees visit school Roy E E Bomar and wife return- ¬ his faco before an honest and fain seldom expect to repair tho floor next week no Columbus exorcises ed to tho city after a ten days absence dealing people Mr Bomar went to South Carolina For Sale or Exchange Repairing neatly and promptly on business and Mrs B paid a visit done by J II Brunncr THE shoe ¬ A farm of about 225 acres in Scioto to frionds in Versailles county Ohio less than thrco miles maker 10 6L Misses Maud Clark and Florino from Wheelor6burgh Ohio Eloven miles from the city of Portsmouth navciis returned from a trip to Nash- ¬ aaassBsaBaxiiiMMjMmmrfrmYr r on good free pike About 50 acres ville Tenu where thoy had been iu riTTrrri W P Guthrie of Mt Sterling cleaved and balanco timber laps attendance ou the session ot tho Gen Ky representing Gtccn Ilullaker Well adapted to sheep grazing Fine eral Missionary Convention of tho Of TiftltlKVllln wlinlncnln iu Oo now houso of nine rooms aud largo Christian church dealers in Boots aud Shoes will collar largo barn tenant houso and Harry and Stanloy Milward havo can on tno merchants of Central all necessary outbuildings splondid boon visiting their Uncle Rufus Had good school about one hun ¬ don noarKiddville and bird water hunting laiid Eastern Kontucky oveiy bixly dred yards from house Will soil at the past week Somo parliiis havo pdaj8 Any orders directed to Mr Tyler Appcrson block a Bargain and on favorable terms been joking tho boys and say Undo Outline or will exchaugo for proporty im ¬ Rufo had to kill the birds for them to this citv will receive prompt at proved or unimproved in or noar Mt eat itiHiuin i Sterling Inquire of John G Winn Cashier of Exchange Bunk or ad- Elder W T Tibbs is preparing to y dres Remember the polls close at L nni erect handsome cottage rcsidonco on M Bhown J under the new law i Whcclorsburgh Oj West High 6troct ¬ 1 r7yi7i ¬ 11 ii t t V t U r - V i ky m w- - -i lK M V VT jH Mi 0 h V V 1 Vm -- Ji A r J R iS WJ t aj Z--- t u7 H r WW e A J W M--- v ft aETIiin EggHfm ni finHJfl lniimliKirvf fr M 98t n8S Up U SI mm - a m ii i BOB the Advocate THE TOBACCO MARKET GOOD MARKET FOR HURLEY Vltotttf from Vlft to ttun Alrat tosses tmmmmmmmassBSBsssmssss V Tho West cm Tobacco Journal re ¬ views the situation for Burloy aud dark tobaccos as follows m y M k -- r Tlio largo Increaeo in tho output of manufactured tobacco in August and Soptcmbcr moans a good deal for Burloy aud that tho increased con- ¬ sumption in this typo has had its in fluence in values is especially notice ¬ able onjtlie commoner grades although their comparative scarcity has been Tho medium noticeable for months grades of bright havo also largely in ¬ creased with the least improvement in Itcd Leaf aud not much better in Fine Leaf Rut that there has been a material improvement in goneral values is apparent when we scan tho courso of tho markets Tako tho off erings in tho Cincinnati market for a numbor of months pafct mid tho pro- ¬ portion selling below GOO lias been a very small fraction of tho total some weeks less than 2 per cent of tho total and no week up to 5 per cent while this time last year some front weeks over 50 per cent of tho offer- ¬ Break away Break away The ings sold below G0O aud the average voico again nearer clearer deadlier of tho market has been lately from than before Algy tho bravo and noble invol 150 to 300 per hundred better than tho same period last year notwith untarily retired a couplo of hundred tho standing Ie6s Good to Fine Leaf has feet before Ik ran over stop lawn mower and came to a full The offered young lady sat down upon the grass Is it any wonder in tho face of this and screamed Algy mustered up fact that manufacturers havo been courage to return part way His compelled to increase prices In fact reputation was at stake and ho rein most instances tho increase in solved to make a bold play for it Ho crept a step nearer and in tremprice of manufactured docs not equal bling accents begged tho young lady the increase in value of the leaf to- ¬ not to bo afraid as he was there or bacco used And with ouly a fair thereabout Then ho struck a tragic sized crop this year and problematic poso and spouted Bo thou angel from heaven or whether or not it has a fair proportion of Bright type there is no immediate goblin damned thou comest in such questionable shape prospect of a slump in values in a Smattor with my shape crooned lact it depends on later developments the voico in sepulchral tones and the if pricc3 on certain grades will not young man fled toward tho house But ho quickly paused in his mad increase 1 There wb recently an exciting ghost hunt in the wftfct end butvthe resident of that eminently respect ablo neighborhood aro not proclaim ing tho fnct from tho housetops nor pouring tho details into tho greedy ear of tho newspaper reporter Everybody had retired but old man Wollypods oldest daughter and her best young man Tlioy wero sitting up to look nt Mars and to draw parallels between that planet And Mise Wollypods paternal ancestor Oh if wo but had wings and could fly to that faraway world lisped tho young lady as she tried to pick out Mars miniature moons by tho aid of an opera glass Youinakomo weary croaked a harsh voice that seemed to como from tho top of a neighboring shade tree Whats thatt gasped tho young lady as sho swallowed hor gum and clung with a convulsive shudder ta tho cOat collar of hor companion Twas tho wind or the car rat tling over tho stony street replied tho young man who had read poetry Wind nothing retorted the proud beauty but tho young man assured her that sho need fear noth ing while ho was present You aro so bravo and noble Algysho gurgled as sho laid her fair young head upon his puff shirt ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ SHSaSCSBtrr j i for Infant and Children di- - CMterUtaeoirenadaptedtectflJreaKUt f Cnstori cored CoMr CbootirmMon Bow Stomach Diarrhoea Eructation I recommend it aa superior to ny prescription Kills Worm girea sleep and promotes known to mo n A Abckxx M D HI Eo Oxford Et Brooklyn N T WluoutUgurieus medication d Tho um of Caotorfek sonnirrrMl Its merits bo well known that it eeoms a wort urn tho of Bupereroefttlon to endorse it Few lotflligeot families who do not keep CostorU williia easy reach ClBLOS MlBTTff DD Now York City Lato Footer Slooxningdale Reformed Church For Bcreral yean I ham teeommcniW Castorta aud shall always continue to do so as It hAB iaTftriably produced beaeeUl tout want good Insuroe insure with HOFFMAN ItyoM want reliable I nsu ranee Insure with HOFRMANi If you wantta insure in compa nies that pay all losses promptly Insure with HOFFMAN b If you mi s results MXfae Edwin F Pahoh M D Wiatfarop 13B Street add 7th Aro Xew York City i sggssgs He represents more companies and payshis losses more promptness than any agent in Eastern Kentuck ana insures at rates astiow as any agent of ar first clai company Office Traders Deposit Bank ist floor f Tm CwtAtm Oomuur TT Kmtur Strcxt Kwr York jgisl5ilsU5iiagpp7sMPl F-A-XjIL p5isofgjIjsigffa A HOFFMAN vHWA C3 Buity i 1 1 y OOOS my yityma b Boarding House AND- - rwiy my a rjw ply m ARE NOW Receiving fall importations of Vel vcte Dress Goods Blankets Hosiery Underwear including Crocadilo weaves in color and blacks Storm Serges in all tho popular colore Camels hair effects Homespun and Flannel Suitings silk and wool warp Henriettas Drapes Almas Tricots and Broadcloth in all colore i 1 Full lino of Zeiglers Shoes under I contract for early shipment Em 4 broidcirs and Torchons in good sup ¬ ply also full lino of dress trim- ¬ mings vl R e staura q t have ronted tho Baum huildingon Rust TVfnin cfrrtrif nnrl liorn flfturl up a number of rooms I am there- ¬ fore prepared to accommodato my friends with board and lodgingby the week day or riiejtl Special attention paid to Court day dinners Charges I 31 YMM ll WUUi uuu I Coal CALL ON Oassidy Smith For all kinds olf- c- reasonable ¬ tf J A STEPHENS KENTUCKY AND Adjusting Harness VIRGINIA COAL i i X THE SITUATION IN PARK TOBACCO Perhaps tho most remarkable instance of aid to tho weak recorded of birds was shown by a brood of v young swallows These had left the nest and were sitting in a row along tho gutter while the old birds fed them alternately as they flew past One of tho young ones weaker and more back ward than tho rest of the brood was unable to raise itself sufficiently to attract tho notice of tho parent birds as thoy flow past and two of the other young wero seen to closo in on either side and by shuffling under- ¬ neath its body to raise it until it was The Southern Land aud improvement on a level with the others and able Company which bought the property to receive its share of food London of tho Pino Mountain Company at Spectator Two Precious Misers inovuie lias leased its land to tho Mr and Miss Dancer aro reputed Central Appalachian Company The first years rental is 25000 and it is tho most notorious misers in the Eighteenth century The manner to increase 5000 per year until in which this couple wero found doubled after death to havo disposed of their wealth was oven moro strange than Judgo Jewell Jlut tho Bcrows to tho could havo been their method of ac evil doors in tho Recorders Court at quiring it Tho total value was 20 000 which was Lexington IIo fined tho president of 2500 was found thus disposed of under a dunghill tho City Council Capt B J Treacy 500 in an old coat nailed to the 50 and costs for assault and battery manger in tho stable 600 in notes pn supcrintendant S A Charles of the wero hidden away in an old teapot Lexington waterworks and ho fined tho chimney yielded 2000 stowed Mr Charles 100 and costs and sen ¬ in nineteen different crevices and ooveral jugs filled with coin were tenced him to thirty days in jail for secreted in tho stablo lof t s CasseHs IR carrying concealed weapons Ho dis Journal F fcatic fcrjiseed him on tho charge of assault Prices of Wnste White Paper 1lpSOr5M a nfafnl na tlii tnan rmn sl v v 4au irua uui IlUlUU ut f iTw Tho kind of paper for which I lit Capt William Boyce tho well pay tho highest pricosaysn junk known trotting horso traiuer was also dealer is such stuff as ledgers with fiuod 50and costs for striking a nogro the covers torn off and other fino at tho trotting track last week Judge writing paper For that kind of ma¬ terial I givo 125 per Jewell says ho will continue to mete Reading books aro hundredweight worth fifty cents out tho severest punishment the law per hundred pounds Ordinary mixed allows iu ordcrCto soo if such a course white paper has a value of fifteen cents ahundred WashingtonBtar will not improve Lexington morals ¬ ¬ ¬ JL ¬ X Tho situation in Dark Tobacco is certainly interesting at present There has never been a time for probably fifteen years or more that this country and Europe oven has been scraped in tho literal sense of the word of the lower grades as tho present Tho European regies using this class of to- ¬ bacco largely havo investigated every nook and corner in both countries for Americau tobacco suitable or that can be used in lieu of their types and oven this fine combing leaves them in sore distress and it is no secret that tho contractors will loso heavily by tho failure to secure what they can uso at tho pviccs tho contracts were taken at This will compel them to draw upon the least desirablo of the bettor types for part stocks and thus reduce stocks suitablo for Belgium Austria Bremen and other countries Tho present crop it is generally ad- ¬ mitted is a very clean one lugging very little and makes tho outlook moro interesting for Spain and Italy who will bo compelled to uoo tho higher grades and thus deplete stocks still further for the other conti- ¬ nental markets aud all told tho 1892 crop is not above an average one in quantity though better in quality With an increasing demand of Dark types for American account tho Strip market can not cscapo the iufluoncc for higher values and strippers are looking forward to higher values for Leaf or at least as high as last year and predict a hardening of prices con- ¬ siderably in England before consign ments can bo expected to bo liberal Walking up and down the front porch was a majestic figuro clad in purest white He fled down tho garden walk and hid among the trees The white figure went on a still hunt for him and tho young lady went and alarmed the neighborhood A disembodied spirit was chasing Algy The neighbors came over and in silent awe watched tho white figure dodging in and out among the trees A voice overhead muttered strange oaths in on tone of voice At last tho white robed figuro made a sudden rush caught Algy the brave and noble by the collar and dragged him forth from his leafy sanctuary Tho little band of ad venturers became panic striken and fled the place Tho old man Wolly pod gathered his nightgown about him and made some remarks to his miseraDio capuvo tnat wouia not look well in a great family newspaper And as tho front gate slammed after Algy tho stray parrot came waddling down from his perch in the sycamore tree and broadly intimated that Polly possessed a robust appetite for crackers St Louis Globe Democrat career ¬ ¬ ¬ Ai Aii 1 ii li idi in h fr A - Ji All Summer Goods at Cost PggigS JOHN SAMUELS WMifBSmMifMMifBgi jiiyfcC Mexican Mu scans liument A Cure V r 1 A harness should bo so arranged that tho traces can bo adjusted up or down to meet tho lino of draft Thus tho pressure upon tho shoulder may be evenly distributed This is very important if tho team do heavy CONTRACTOR work In plowing harrowing and AND similaY work where tho lino of draft is low lot out the back band to such a BUILDER length that wheu the traces are OFFICE AT straightened there will bo no pressure 201 Richmond Street or pulling down upon tho back For general farm work a back baud made Call on him and securo estimates SC 6mo from cloth is preferablo to one of leather being much lighter and cheaper The lines Bhould always bo strong and so adjusted that when drawn tight the heads of both animals will bo straight witli their bodies and not pulled together or thrown apart Such positions mako the steady work of tho farm horses much H moro difficult and tiresome Ameri ¬ can Agriculturist ilnpheapi J WNICKERSOH iso Vl otit-oi-liu- es j o o V JJ S Sympathetic Young Swallow ¬ for the Ailments of Man and Beast A long tested pain reliever Its use ton of straw bo applied to straw at threshing time it will mako it moro palatable than if not so applied or No medicine chest is complete without a bottle in feeding a weak brino may be J INIMENT sprinkled over it when tho stock will eat it with moro relish Occasions arise for its use almost every day Tho beards of barloy straw aro con- ¬ All druggists and dealers have it sidered by many objcctionablo espe- ¬ cially when tho stock is allowed to feed from tho stack or from racks in tho open air whero the wind whisks tho beards about often endangering tho eyes of tho animals Should a beard lodge in the eye a pinch of fino salt thrown under tho lid will causo a copious discharge and tho impedi- ¬ ¬ ment is usually thus washed out but if not a second application will ro movo it Most of tho beards can bo JJpP separated from barley straw by re ¬ SAjifSXsSISSmi moving at threshing time a two inch Place opposite jail on High street Havo added to our stock of COAL tne cross section from the straw carrior tho celebrated FIEE CREEK BLACK- - allowing tho BitACK BAND hoards to fall through for Tho chaffis a valuablo constituent Of tho oat cropland should be carcfyllg preserved or feeding purposes - Farmer the Stock Raiser and by every one requiring an effective liniment No other application compares with it in efficacy This well known remedy has stood the test of years almost generations is almost universal by the Housewife the Feed the Straw In all industries the uso ot tho bye products is a great sourco of profit The straw in grain growing hs much TA food value To euro straw in the proper manner the grain is housed in good condition or is 60 stacked that the weather will affect it but lit- ¬ tle When threshed it is put up in neat stacks which will shed rain or if possible placed under shelter If in stacks when tho feeding scasou ar ¬ CORES W0TH8N BUT PSLES rives itis cut down with tho hayknifo SURE and CERTAIN CURE that only a portion of it may bo un- ¬ A known for 15 yaars as thoBEST covered at a time This applies moro REMEDY FOR PILES ritrnlbjRIClUUn80HTlTLORUSO CO BTLOUIS particularly to oat and barloy straw tho feeding value of which for farm stock is considered to bo worth half as much as timothy hay pound for BLERS BUGEYE w pound Ii about two quarts of fino salt per t BLACpiTHIG s I am prepared Blacksmithing HORSESHOEING I to do all kinds im Repairing uoau OF General A SPECIALTY havo reduced my prices to meet hard times Only 1J for all around shooing and lOpcr ceutoff for cash Special Attention Given to Steel WorL ixiaae rurLS lasts longerand car lighter ries raore otlb er ttoan arsr load js3LO73noxi nl Tixe Toest wagr- Bring in your wood work I am prepared to do anything in this line in first elass style All work fully guaranteed Thanking my customers for past favors I solicit a continuation of their patronage J W tJAKBCfc Locust street opposite Kodgcrft Ilporys jnill SSBVA SKSd Olxiols SSSSSST BELM0N1H Tories Chamberlains Eyo and Skin Ointment The Sontinels oiler of a 5 bill for At Lexington a buggy containing tho photograph of a workingman in Jim Jlickoy and Miss Roso Donnelly Indiana whoso wages have been in ¬ collided with an electric car throwing creased by tho McKinloy act is still out tho occupants and dangerously in ¬ open Indianapolis Sentinel juring them i A certain euro for Chronic Sore Eye Tho tolcphono lino between Now Tottor Salt Bheum Scald Head Old York and Chicago was tested Tues ¬ Chronic Sores Fever Sores Eczema day Mayor Grant conversing with Itch Prairio Scratches Soro Nipple andPiles It is cooling and soothing LMayor Washburno Tho lino is tho Hundreds of cases have been cured by longest telephone connection iu iho it after all other treatment had ffclhxU world It iff put up ia 35 and 60 cent boxMt American Agriculturist TV JV If K V r v 1 1 - o i A ft 2 Ji

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