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Digital page images are linked to the text file. - il 4J Mr MT o 1 JtiKJLlivjr ADVOCATE A NAElfeKLy WOXi JOjJRNAU lPfeNHTIOAL tN INTEREST WITH ITS OWN PEOPLE MT STERLING KEKTUOKY TUESDAY NOVEMBER 1 1892 NO Xr A III It A ADVERTISING RATES HMMfWeMiWW is not unusual for colds con traded in tho fall to hang on all win ssS a tor Iu such cases catarrh or chronic aaAZ c a bronchitis aro almost 6uro to result 7r SSaoBaoSoggg fifty APOLIT-iGAL-Thcrosariamo thats never spoken Tliurtfe a Judges heart thats broken And he wishes he hadnt btctf Tor Asbnry at all There stll 1 a memory living And a po oplo unforgiving Who will cast their vote for Hazelrlgg this OBJECT LESSON iH 7S- l Insertions nttw fcertiow Year S8SS888S8888 SSSSSS8888S8 a2SSV5S8S3 SSSS888888SS iBsertloas Two Months Xight Insertions Om Month Four Insertion i n assssesasssss 885883888888 888888888888 Three Insertions Two Insertions gle Insertion SS8aaS8888 W8T8S8SSS88S III t W Court Directory presiding Third Monday Jrrooit JonK E Cooi Monday In November Mar Md the Fourth Knr ov cuuuuh i iao T Rflorr Dresldlng Third Monday in CIRCUIT COURT T PSE5 mSiit court presiding Lewis ArrKRSOH M j i Tuesday af TnVnnrv Am U July and feCMrf Monday of each rv 6 onrMTY COURT nh f Juoi SS Mbo nrday in cacn raraw presiding First Sat- - ls ST - n DnncPRSIONAL a HO Vuatrno lavO W AvRTT AttonioyatLaw Will practice in the Courts ot Kentucky M SlWra ah iwiinnnd jiiwivv Ti M MU -- OVtomoynt T K Law and Surveyor Sterling Ky real cstaton transactions or itmmmiv ni Barnes XZhnt MD Office with Dr U Q Drake East Main 8trcctMt Sterling VRCnASBDUEllSpN lhysiclan and Surgeon MtStcillnifKy r THOMPSON Ky F1l HrXG FOtf D A SBgSM FTa am4o of Mt Sterling Ky CO stadlekCLOTHIEItS CINCINNATI O Mrs Caroline Scott Harrison wife croup andean alwaystbo depended by T G Julian of the President died at the Whito For sale House in Washington on Tuesday Months of E F Robertson morning at 140 oclock WT Tyler intense suffering havo como to ah end MANAGERS and the noble wlfo and mother has entered into her reward Tho an- Â¬ nouncement of her expected demise sent a great wave of sympathy v fronvthe hearts of tho pcoplo of tho f nation to tho Chief Magistrate iu his diro distress Nobly has ho borno him- Â¬ MinufftctuHr4iajidlco6r a dl vTifodovlW self in tho hour of sorrow Loyal and loving ho proved himself to tho wife of his youth and neither the cares of business nor tho heated canvas for the highest office in the gift of tho people could lure him from his duty White Pino and Poplar Singles besido tho bed of tho womau who Doors of all Sizes Sash Glazed and Unglazed has so long been tho faithful sharer of Window and Door Frames Mrs HarÂ¬ all his tolls and sorrows Moulding and Brackets of all kinds rison was a typical American wife Verandas of every Description and mother and nobly did sho bear Star Planing Mill Company herself in each relation of daughter Mt Sterling Ky wife and mother nor could hor elova tion to tho position of tho first lady in land spoil her loving and lovablo Briof funeral services character were held iu Washington Thursday -- - AGENT ON -- and she was taken to her homo iu Indianapolis and ou Friday laid away O RAILROAD C against that day when tho Lord and west of depot Master sho tried to servo shall gather Mt Sterling Ky up tho sacred dust A nations tears Manufacturer and dealer in Tobacco Hoots heads Rough Lumber and Lake Ico Wo make fall upon tho grave of a uoblo woman upou cent bottlo of Chamberlains For a second timo death has entered Cough Itomody will euro any cold tho portals of tho While House to Can you afford to risk bo much for so claim tho wife of a President of the small an amount This remedy is nation intended especially for bad colds and aflflitsw - 7Yv iiUfjmZS m it- - ELlufflElf krjttlt SliftkaMi ltcaM BfcO HILSt 11 f -- A STAR PlaningMill Ob Rough Dressed LUMBER Josiah Lindsay ASBURY Tho nigger tor whom Judge Holt voted against the whito man Cecil Oh you dandy you sweet scented geraniumyou thick lippedwoolly son of Africa It takes a mighty good man to vote for you a high toned gentleman a non poitician Judgo W H Holt voted for you against the intelligent gentleman tho prido of tho tho lamented Cecil mountains Judgo Holt Is for tho Force Bill and negrobayonet rule t 1 7 - - CECIL Tho man James II Ilazelrigg voted for against the negro Asbury The whito man for whom Ilazelrigg and Lisle voted against tho negro Asbury Tho Democratic nominees found plenty of honest and capablewhito men in this whito mans coun- try of ours to fill tho offices without trying to put a nigger in office to domineer over tho whites Ilazelrigg and Lislo aro against negro domina- tion aud tho Force Bill f - State of Kentucky Montgomery Co Sct ills lCK Abf P- AVIIOIiESALE CJJRIGG our business which is booming by doing the best work and offering Rough Lumber at spec ial prices which aro never met We also do custom sawinc im I G A Whitney Clerk of the Montgomery County Court certify that W H Holt now a Judge of the Court of Appeals of Kentucky on Aug 6 1883 in Mt Sterling Ky voted for J W Asbury a negro for Register of the Land Office against J G Cecil a white man which vote is recorded on the poll books on file in VnuUdingMUsterlinB4Ky Lowis Appcnon Att WH FLETCHER AUCTIONEER KENTUCKY Tho rival political parties aro leav ing to tho dead tho burial of tho dead Last night as MrsgHarrison lay dying my office Witness my hand this Aug 27 1892 AorrhuUding BUOOICS Attorneys-at-La- MtSterllng Ky MT STERLING Sterling Ky Mo gomery Will praetico in the counties pj BathMenccrowcH the Superior ana ff Caldwellouildlng - -- U and surrounding counties Prompt attention given to all sales of Personal Property and Real Jt Iyr Estate Terms Reasonable TlwTTAVKN OfflceConrtStreerWpfaceinall Ol tno uoraroonwcaiiiM H H Attornoyat aw Courts W A 80DD0TU Attornoys-at-Iiaw The Bargain Store 24 South Maysvlllo Street Opposite Opera House U STONE 0 Tlie Bargain Store GORDON FRANKS Have mndo a groat chnngo In their Clothing and Lhoc business They have the goods to suit both rich and pooryounK and old ut priocc un heard of We nrc selling new suits at 30up Ncns Shoes at 05c up Ladies Shoes at 70c up Misses Slio3s at Ocup Also great bargains in lipg X Bth and rrnir JUQUlBVliicCourt Place xvy Telephone 1SS5 iud Office LritOCTOU Mt bicning jvj over ML Sterling National Banlc Kesi- p N COX M U tr atoKltni ITr v bffico Room 6 Tyler Appcrson building deaco on Queen street HAZELIIIGG Mt Sterling Collections promptly attended U Atterney-at-Law - Hats Caps ay Ments Furnishing Goofls JH Mill Wo rccolvo new goods ovcry week forget to call and see us at Dont needed will answer telegram Midway DA MATT Sterling onKy dnyfC Court ho in Mt Veterinary Suigcon When J 0 MILLER successor to with Dr Wm Van Antwerp Short street opposite tho court house Office pRnOWAnDVANAOTVltP Miller Wilson lLHAYDON4Mjp M Sterling Ky ft Mco near n sldence cor iflgh Sycnmoro Sts t INSURANCE AND n CLAY MOKEE Attornoy-at-ia- w pee upstairs corner ot Court and Broadway Mt Sjrllnir Kt Hflfji T mm B laRT AttorneyatLaw REAL1 ESTATE Lowest Rates Choicest Companies Promptest Settlements OF ANY AND ALL AGENCIES and located in tho city 01 mi sterling wm jjiau tice in tho courts of Montgomery Bath ond adJoining counties and in the Superior Court Â¬ Court ot Appeals and Federal Courts ot Ken tucky Prompt and carctul attention wiU bo given to all business entrusted to hint up stairs with M El liott 0ce In Fiter Iloekremoved rrom Juwingsvuie Having recently Mt SterllngKy OHAS REIS -- MANUFACTUItER OF Addles Harness Bridles Halters Ac REGULATE THE STOMACH LIVER AND BOWELS JL2D PURIFY THE BLOOD carry he largct and most com lie lino of general Saddlery Goods Tfiho city All work mado of first class material and by skilled workmen Call and examine stock and learn prices CHAS REIS A RELIABLE REMEDY FOR iBAlftation BlUaatacM HtaJacac pattern Bjtpepila CUrala Utcp TraaM DtulatM Ba4 Camalexloa Offeaetre Breath and all disorders af tko BeweUv fiUtnach IJrer Illpaaa Taboles contain nottlnr Injniion to the moat delicate comtltutloa rieannt to take aaf o effectual aire immediate relief Bold br druirsliU X trial bottle teat by Ball on receipt of 11 cento Addreu THE RIPANS CHEMICAL CO 10 BPItUCE STREET NSW YOKE CRT Cat Drtrr ad Tho four children of Mr and Mrs Josh Matthews living near Claro mont Sumter county S C wore burned to a crisp Tho father aud Charles Burgess tho young man and mother had becu iu attendance who was kidnaped iaToxas and was upon somo religious observance and being takon back to Tuscumbla Ala had locked tho children in tho house to answer tho charge of seduction which caught fire insist that jumped from tho Iron Mountain train Tho next Prcsidont must bo Romcmbcr tho polls open under the Memphis aud escaped from at West N Y World now law at 7 a m and closo at i pm Democrat guards his t in the Whito House Indianapolis her late home and futui o place of burial waslhe scone of two monster political parades followed by great party gatherings that were addressed tho one by Chauncey Dopow and White law Roid and the other by Bourke Cochran At last tho battle is on and neither death nor birth height ofjoy or depth of sorrow can stay its noisy tide until its course is run Louisville Times Gen Sickles Explains Gen Sickles explained in a speech Friday night boforo tho Harlom Club in Now York city his Washington speech before tho G A R about which tho Republicans havo been making such a to do Ho says As to tho Washington speech I was talking to 1000 comrades who had been that day disappointed in their expectations at being received at tho Whito Houbo by tho President the President had arranged for a recep- Â¬ tion to them but was obliged to forego it on account of Mrs Harrisons serious illness This is what I said Com Â¬ rades you havo been disappointed I am sorry for it You oxpected to be received by the head of natlonwho is your comrade but ho is constrained by a solemn duty today Ho has not for Â¬ gotten and you must not forget him Ho is a brave sofdier I saw him land his battaliou at Resaca That is what said I felt it to bo manly and only I a tributo one soldier cau properly pay another Harrison at Resaca leading a battalion of soldiers to victory and glory is one thing Harrison at Wash- Â¬ ington leading a battolion of office holders in an effort to perpetuate him Â¬ Loud and self is thing I abhor continued applause Gon Sickles closed by sayiug Grover Cleveland will take caro of old soldiers Should ho need any help from mo in keeping up ponsious sys Â¬ tem or establishing it on a wider basip ho will got it for Im going to Loud Congress for that purpose and prolonged applauseJ By W STILL THEY COME G A Whitney Clk B OConnell D G In his Jotter of acceptance Mr G O Reld Judge Rea of the G A R Deserts the P Judge John P Rea of Minneopolis of tho G A R and one of the most prominent men in tho State has deserted the falling fortuno of tho Republican party A special from Minneopolis says Judge Rcas flop means that tho Republican party in Minnesota is doomed Tho Judgo is commenting on his change of heart says There was so much talk in Grand Army circles on tho subject of these ponsion vetoes that I determined to look it up for myself I did so thoroughly aud tho result is that I will show what I think of it by voting for Mr Cleveland I fail to find a single veto that was not based upon principles of right and justice and I honor Clovcland for his upright and manly course I beliovo his sympathies are and always havo beeu with tho old soldier and I can prove my belief in no more convincing way than by giving him tho first vote I have over cast for a Democrat In tho next place I am ho Republican party is convinced wrong in its tarilTtheories And that tho country will say so at tho coming election in unmistakable language and on this account also I will cast my vote for tho Democratic platform and tho man who stands upon it In Minne Â¬ sota thore is evcrv reason why a think- Â¬ ing man Bhould support Lawlor tho Democratic candidate for Governor aud I will bo ono of tho many good Republicans who will support him closo defined tho nature of a political party and said that to accept its nomina- Â¬ tion without intending to carry out its principles would bo as dishonor ablo and as criminal as to procuro goods under false pretonses Ono of tho principles of tho Republican party for which it fonght desperately in the Fifty first Congress related to tho Federal control of elections by mili- Â¬ tary force if required Tho Minne- Â¬ apolis platform contains a thinly veiled indorsement of this policy President Harrison iu his letter of ac- Â¬ ceptance seeks to ovado or abandon this principle Ho talks bonignly of Stato suggests and reform a non partiBan commission to consider tho subject Mr Roid pur- Â¬ sues somewhat tho same course Aro these candidates seeking to procure power under false pretonses Or do thoy intend to carry out tho principles of their party Who can tell Ex WISCONSIN Tho Democratic hopes of Wisconsin aro not incited merely by tho fact that tho Stato elected a Democratic Gov- Â¬ ernor two years ago and secured eight out of the nine Congressman They expect to carry tho State for Mr Cleveland becauBC the political revolution then inaugurated wus based on solid principles Tho Domocrats aro not rainbow Â¬ chasing in contesting that State Tho polls open at 7 clock a at 4 p m Nov 8 u and Tho palpable fears of tho Republicans and their wild appeals to outworn prejudices show that tho contest is real and hopeful Wisconsin is coun- Â¬ ted on to swell tho Cloveland column because tho Domocrats there aro uni Â¬ ted because tho revolution among the Republicans is still progressing because tho people including tho large German population aro too in- Â¬ telligent to bo deceived aud too honest to bo bought becuso tho organiza- Â¬ tion of the Democracy and its allies is perfect and efficient and becauso Wis- Â¬ consin Is ambitious to place itself at the head of tho Western States which a Tammany Talk3 Tho Tammany meeting in New York Tuesday evening was tho big Â¬ gest demonstration of tlie campaign- Tho crowd was so great that many holders of platform tickets were una Â¬ ble to get near tho wigwam floor Speeches wore mado inside the hall by Senator Hill Gov Fkwer Gen Sickles and many others Inside the hall the crowd was tre- Â¬ mendous the interest iutense and the enthusiasm wonderful Peal after peal of cheers from tho interior of the wigwam would be taken by tho boys on tho outsido and carried out Four- Â¬ teenth street to Union Square Senator Hill received as he always does iu Tammany Hall a great ova- Â¬ tion as did also Gov Flower The meeting more than realized tho ex- Â¬ pectations of tho Tammany sachems and delighted tho Democratic mana Â¬ gers It was a magnificent success in every way imaeinable Tho vast ness of the asscmblago was only ex- Â¬ ceeded by the enthusiasm of tho au- Â¬ ditors and tho speeches breathed good old fashioned Simon puro De- Â¬ mocracy It was a great meeting for a great cause and tho grandest public demonstration ever held iu great Now York Resolutions wore adopted con- Â¬ demning tho Force Bill and pledging the country at largo such a decisivo majority in the metroplis for Cleve Â¬ land and Stevenson as willassure their election Whilo tho indoor meeting was going on speeches wcro being mado from eight stands to tho multi Â¬ tude outside 120 speakers being de Â¬ tailed for this work Tho addresses were made in English Gorman French and Italian Tho meeting more than realized tho managers exÂ¬ pectations At Now Orleans S J Zlegler a prominent merchant filed application tor a receiver Tho sohodulo shows assets 300000 and liabilities 119000 Mr Zieglors embarrassment is duo to losses sustained by tho recent over- Â¬ flow The 1 olla closo at 4 oclock p m y 0 SI - 1 W J rr aSffci w SvA r3 tv r n T 1 n V i v 5 -- j ArJ- - J t JV v Wi Itt WTftH 1UESDAY NOV 1 Mfy 4ww MP - Wt a 31 oar U n l JU C K MT STEfeliKG- ADoOATEtN TUESDAY - QYiEMBJEB 1 boss nwn 4 in y nifiiiiii r iiuLiiiiiw iijm wm m hi ni ii mi u i 5 THE ADVGKSATR itrt Advocate P ubllshln Company A THE NON POLITICIAN lat tie Force M Mas MT STEItLlNG 1893 m DEMOCRATIC FOIt TICKET PRESIDENT Hon Mr Holt started out in tho campaign with tho declaration that under no ciroumstancosivould htfac cept a nomination for Appollato Judge Ho is now fromtany poHtipal party nusuing sromui over mo umnci us tho Republican nominee neglecting tits official dutios as Chief Justice in his desperate efforts tofidcufe a tion Uow ho lias tumbled from hi high porch I Maysvillo Bullotin r6-lc- c- ft Sp z GROVER CLEVELAND TOU VICE PRESIDENT wmferk Sellti2s8p ffJsTvftntmPlJAM 7i h r j mtiMb8mm Aiftu TfhTHt - ft- Mim nJiMiifiTrir rA rrr iu TammLM ymwm rj--rtSJ n t inr-i-jMA- iq r I J 0 ADLAI E STEVENSON For Appellate Judge James H Hazeliugq As to Judgo Hazolrigg lio is aii able lawyer aud as a man tho equal if not tho superior of Judgo Holt Owingsville Opinion By tho way what has Judgo Uolb over dono to entitle him to re election Has ho cvor delivered an opinion which entitles him to bo called a great lawyer He has becoino famous for his absence on many occasions His not sitting may entitlo him to fame 0wiug8villo Opinion Tho Louisville Commercial docs not liko tho way tho Democrats aro conducting tho canvas in tho first Appollato district intho raco between JudgeHazclrigg andJudgcHolt It pro ceeds to takotho Adv6oate to task for using a cartoon in order to more for- Â¬ cibly bring boforo tho people tho rank partisanship of a man who from al- Â¬ most ovory stump in almost every county of tho district lias declared lie has no politics This man who while declaring to tho peoplo in most unqualified terms that ho would not accopt a nomination from any party whilst doing that has at his own instance a Republican Convention called in order that ho may stand at tho end of tho canvas as tho nominee of that Con von lion to this bitter par Â¬ tisan that wo aro trying to show up iu his true colors as a man who will vote for a negro in preference to ono of his own race tho Commercial thinks wo aro doing au injustice Now look j ou Commercial wo havo found no fault with tho cartoons that have so liberally besprinkled your pages during this canvas Wo might with equal justice charge that you wero indecent in publishing such cartoons of Watterson Caruth and othors We recognize your right to carry on this canvas in your own dis- Â¬ trict in your own way Accord to us the samo privilege It is a matter of public record how Judge Holt voted his speeches aro public property and Â¬ jSa yilL8Mfcss it m ron conokess MARCUS C LISLE Of Clark Cooi er Of Montgomery County IV Circuit Judge iff JounE For Commonwealths Attorney C W Xesiutt Of Bath County FOt CircmT CLEIK ka FRANKFORT5 CORRESPONDENCE ka- - lMH ttKtoIslTHElWAYzTJROTECTS HIM HENRY R BRIGHT ron sheriff JNO C RICHARDSON WHAT THE FORCE BILL MEANS For Jailer u J M BEST A bayonet behind every ballot KeiDiiblican -- Senator Frye Benjamin Harrison emptied it Grovcr Cleveland filled tho Treasury THE GAZETTE of Has Joined tho Uniform Rank of Ananias and Denlos tho Order That It Favors the Force ItBlll Tho Bo Time Has Passed WhenThe Can Demo AH Things to All Men crats Aro Crowing Weary of Its Vllllanous Utterances and Questionable Methods Â¬ Â¬ uIf it takes every gun in the country to do it The Mt Sterling FORCE BILL Gazette The Force Bill is a wise and patriotic measure Mt Sterling Gazette Judge Holt and all the Repuhlican nominees are for it The Gazette Favors the Force Bill The editor of the Gazette in his issue of October 27 uses tho following characteristic chaste and polito lun- gurge Now comes tho most contemptible and cowardlyjfdlcbood ever published in auy paper Tho Advocate satos that in the issue of the Gazetto of August 20 1890 appeared the lollow- mg editorial utterance 4Ths Force Bill is a wise and patri otic measure That statement is unqualifiedly false written with the full knowledge thai it was false by tho man who penned it Wo will submit our file of to a committee of Democrats appointed by the Advocate and wo will give a reward of i100 to auy man who iinds such an editorial utterance or an editorial or clipping in the issue of August 20 1S90 which refers to tho i oi co Bill The editor of the Gazctlo has our apology for quoting from his issuo of Aug 20 1890 when we should havo quoted fiom his issue of Aug 13 1890 Tho only explanation we can mako is that the clipping wo had from his paper was so marked as to lead us to locale it Autr 20 1890 instead of die correct dato in which it does ap- Â¬ pear Aug 13 1S90 Will the editor of the Gazette lepeat his oiler of 100 to any committee of gentlemen who will find that ho denominates the Forco Bill a wise and patriotic measure If so wo refer them to the first aiticlo on tho editorial page near tho top of tho iirst column of the Mt Sterling Gazette issue of Aug 13 QCinmii That paper the Gazette haB gotten its main suppoit from Democratic subscribers and advertisers cvci since lost it began to exist yet it has never and to throw mud lio an opportunity Â¬ otherwise cater to tho intci est of Re Â¬ publicans in every race from ConstTho Democrats of ant to President warmed the viper this country havo stung in thoir breasts and havo been a year and since by it fifty two times it has been changed to a semi weekly they will got it ono hundred and four The Democrats aie limes a year ftrtoAuit exceedingly weary with its and Force Bill Free Nigger methods certainly nam It is cll they may for them to support a paper which is nnnnSRl to their interests in every put a ivav a nanor that wants to cast by a bayonet behind every ballot Tnmnmllt a WWCr Wltll m- tlc or no regard for truth and willing to adont any method or tell any kind of a falsehood to injure tho success of tho order that a ballot and a fair count may bo had iu all elections of the Union That is all there is in it Tho charge that it is a crimo to pass such a law and that tho rights of tho people aro in danger is all buncombe The Republicans aue tired of the have held high carnival in tho South since tho WAR and they aro DETER- Â¬ BULLDOZING AND INTIMIDATION that tiiatdate Democratic Democrat party Sentinel- - Tho Force Bill Gazette man re minds us of tho darUoy wno was arraigned before a Court of justice for robbiug a neighbors hen roost When Li t i io incn mill naked if tho defendent was ready for trial the wen Turkey replied Yes sail said tho Judge where is JTcholas I haint any sah our attorney I haint Whcro aro your witnesses Shall I appoint an attor niysah Do you No sah 10y to defend you sso rant to plead gulity Nicholas Why Nicholas you say you foh lave no witnesses and want no attor ney to defend you what do you pro pose to do Well Jcdgo if its jest bflo same to you Id liko to drap this iti 1890 r ittlo matter and 6ay nothin moic joutit Tho Force Bill Gazetto fould liko to drap tho matter aud Too late fey nothin more Jabout it you aro on record tr Gazette man ISpcaking of tho Force Bill tho Mt fcerling Gazette in its issuo of July 2 Lest there should be any further niisundeistauding about tho matter wo will quote entiro tho languago of tho articlo to which we refer Tho Senate Committee on Elections has reported asubstituio for tho Forco Bill and the bill will no doubt pass wo append a synop- Â¬ sis of tho mcasuic aud wo ask all to read it carefully and we aro satisfied tlicy will agrco it is a wise and patri Â¬ otic measure Editoiial in Mt Ster- Â¬ ling Gazette August 13 1890 much-talked-of WWO -- says Tho chnrgo that it is n prime to iss such a Jaw ami tnm tun imntu fjtho people aro in danger is all mo JtupumicmiH ate bulldozing and intmnda- oii Unit bus hold high carnival wince jo war and tliov aro dotormlnid 11 MnconiDO recr ot tho riit is universally MIow is that for a Forco Bill Domo- -t- B conceded that as lUw York and Indiana go tho elec- 4ti will go and no intelligent and itbful obsorvor of tho sigus of the oe will deny that tho DomocratB e the best prospects in both States hands of uievillo Times Tho policy of tho Gazette then as now was controlled by tho editor whose nanio appears at tho head of its columns Wo will for tho enlightenment of tho editor of tho Gazette and the Democrats of this county to whom ho is cooing as soft a mating dovo append tho following editorial utterance to bo found near tho bottom of column on tho editorial page of tho issuo of tho Mt Sterling Gazetto of July 2 1820 as quoted from his files by tho Sentinel Democrat in its last issuo aro terribly Democrats Tho wrought up over what they aro pleased to call tho Forco Bill or Fed- Â¬ eral Election law Wo do not seo why thoy should bo in such agouy The bill simply proposed to put tho control of congressional elections in the MINED that it SHALL STOP The policy of tho Gazetto then as now was controlled by the editor wo propose to use them just as you do whoso uamo appears at tho head of its those of Caruth Watterson or any columns other public man Wo have never It would bo very easy ft us to say oven threatened to uso anything per Â¬ that the editor of tho Gazetto had told sonal against Judgo Holt except tho most contemptible and cowardly when a paper of this district printed falsehood ever published in any some vilely untruthful insinuations paper when ho denied in his issuo of against Hazolrigg Hands off now Oct 20 that ho had over favored the Commercial this is a fight between Force Bill but we shall not so ofleud Bill Holt and us As for tho Com- Â¬ the sense of decency and propriety of mercials criticism upon Mr Whit our readers You are a liar I is the uoy our County Clerk it may find rcfugo of the coward and tho bully that it speaks without knowing when ho is afraid to bo held up iu tho whereof it assoits Who told tho light of just criticism and no man Commercial thero i3 no record dn tho gains cither inspector friends by tho Couuty Clerks oflicothat enables him use of such expressions Our aim to give such a cortiflcato Bottor bo has been to show that tho Gazette is a littlo careful Tjcforo you criticise too unworthy the confidence of tho peoplo sovorcly Mr Whitney is amply able among which it lives and from whom to take care of himself and theroforo it gets its support that it isnot in ac- Â¬ wo do no more than offer tho above cord with their interests wishes or suggestion loves that instead it is opposed to all three We have no expectation of Democrats of Montgomery coipity ceasing to show in every way po3siblo you will bo called upon next Tuesday that our Republican contemporary is to voto for au Appollato Judge Jas in its policy and condurt inimical to tho II Hazolrigg your nominee is so well intorests of tho peoplo who have sup- Â¬ known to you that ho needs np intro- Â¬ ported it iu all tho years of its exist- - duction You know how as boy aud once Tho editor of tho Gazette has man ho has lived among you You certainly not won for himself respect know how thoroughly prepared ho is from his own party or friends among for thoposltiqn to which ho aspires tho Democrats by his courso in this It is 119 news tto you that ho is second matter His littlo game of now you to nq man in Eastern Kentucky iu sco me and uow you dont will not legal learning and ability You know win Ho merits aud is receiving the how 6afely you can trust your interests fullest contempt from Republicans in his ands aud how fairly equit Â¬ and Democrats Wo closo as wo ably and learnedly his decisions will began The Gazette favors tho Forco bo rendered when you shall oleyato Bill him to tho high position of Appellate Judge Ho is better equipped for tho Oh that Tammany meeting iu Now position to which ho asks you to ole York on Tuesday nicht Our Re vato him than is his opponcut Judgo publican friends havo seen nothing Holt Ho has never outraged deconoy liko it in this campaign It is a sig by voting for a nogro in prcforouco to nificant pointer as to what Now York a white man Voto for Hazelrlgg will do next Tuesday Tho g o p is doomed and whon wo hear from Some aro saying thero will bo lots Now York after Tuesday it will bo of scratching dono on tho Republican that shq has fulfilled Gov Flowers county ticket Dont you behove it prediction and givon Cleveland Democrats I With all his other iu iuconsiBtoncics a Republican is con- Â¬ 50000 majority sistent in this ho never scratohes voto tho Democratic Domocrats ticket straight through No scratch Â¬ ing should bo indulgod in Tho day is not far distant when you will want other Democrats to stand by you or your friends in a raco after a nomina- Â¬ tion has beon made Romembcr the man who scratches may find tho old adago true Chiokons come homo to oost Somo of our Republican and Inde Â¬ pendent contemporaries aro toss- Â¬ Frankfort Ky Oct 31 1892 ing feverishly upon thoir pillows for Eds Advocate fear somo drunkard will bo elected By tho timo this reaches tho readers to ofilco in Kentucky Somo of them of the Advocate tho General Assem Â¬ fear the effect but aro not in tho least bly will havo adjourned for a brief afraid of tho causo vacation Tho revenue and corpora- Â¬ O wail somo power the giftie glous To bco ourecls as others seo us tion bills will bo 6ont to tho Governor It w nd frao tunny n blunder free tia to day and tho latter will doubtless Aud follUh notion tin Vntnrf nfrnitl fm Hm ennta vstaciti Sentinel Democrat lack of a constitutional majority Wo heard somo ono on tho street given for tho last Teto Tho Legisla- Â¬ remark a day or two since about ture has ucen silting ten months at a these samo Republican and indepen Â¬ cost to tax payers of 300000 and dent contemporaries along this much needful anduirgojit legislation yery line belter look at homo required by tho now Constitution has Tho Gazettes littlo game of now never yet been considered oven in you sec mo and now you dont wont committee They will rc asscmblo Nov 15th work in this county Como out from and tako up tho burden of lifo again under tho thimblo Mr Gazetto man Perhaps a sojourn among thoir con- Â¬ and join brethren Piatt Foraker stituents will inspiro them to worthier Ingalls Reed and Roid Elkins and efforts to perform their duty Three sicli in sticking to it that tho Force orour months would seem to bo Bill is an issuo and that you aro for ample time for them to pass all neces- Â¬ it sary laws and adjourn in tho early Tho polls closo at 4 p in under tho sprint sino die but the suspicion is new law ripening into conviction tluit many of So many Republicans aro jumping tho members aro unable to divorce themselves from their per diem upon over into tho Democratic Joldrthis considerations of public good and de- Â¬ year that it is difficult to keep up with sire toremain in continuous session the list of additions to tho ranks Al- Â¬ most every daily paper reports now until their terms of ofilco expire to our ranks from tho dc Interest in tho fato of the Woilds additions ceut men who havo affiliated with g Fair bill h growing Tho Auditor o p The ojd hulk has becomo so adheres to his dotermination fo itsuo mtton that tho stench is moro than no warrants until the Court of Ap- Â¬ can ba withstood by many of tho hot- Â¬ peals decides the law valid and tho ter ocmen of that organization Commissioners seem unwilling to tako tho question to tho courts lest tho de- Â¬ Tho Democratic party is the hopo cision might cmbarass Governor of tho country It is tho party for Brown Several rather acrimonious tho young man It is tho only party public letters havo been written on offering any hopo for the working both sides and tho Commissioners man It is the party that offers freo aud tho Governor arechafing under elections aud no Forco Bills It is tho arbitrary action of tho Auditor pledged to crush the McKinloy ini Â¬ who sooms to havo them on tho hip quity and relicvoj tho overbuidoncd and isjfeediug fat tho grudgo bo bears tax payer and mortgage ridden far- Â¬ mer It is tho party of honesty Governor Brown Tho moving causo pfthe Auditors economy and undying fidelity to- tho action and which ho omitted to men Â¬ interest of tho peoplo Voto tho tion among tho reasons for hfs course Dcmbcralic ticket is his ill will toward8Gov Brown Voto ho straight Democratic The Governor first raised tho ques Â¬ ticket Listen to no soft spoken Re- Â¬ tion as to tho validily of tho Fair bill publican decoivcr You cannot afford and it has loturned to plaguo him to If Kentucky is not represented at tho scratch Fair friends of tho bill will blamo the r Jfj tho Gazcttos sudden change f Governor If tho bilUs held valid by heW and its clear on tho C61iitof Appeals tho Governor tho Forco Bill duo to tho fact that by bad judgment in exorcising the Brother Jimmie ono of its propri Â¬ voto power is rosponiblo for tho cost etors is a candidatb for Circuit of tho extra session Clcrkj Or dock it arise from tho fact tjktBi6tiior Johnnie sees Clove The Govornor loftjriday to fill an appointment to lauds election just ahead and tho spoak thero1 Saturday certainty of tho lossof the Post ofilco Ambroso Pojsgrove was tried in the in thoimmediato future a thing Buro Franklin Circuit Court last week for to como Wo aro unablo to say murder and the local press criticize which it is tho jury for tho verdict Republican protection is a fraud A negro convict Dick Forrell serv Â¬ becauso it protects only the manufac- Â¬ ing a was convict- Â¬ turer by enabling liim Jo gai liigherj ed Friday of tho murder of a fellow prices lor goods which prices tho prisoner in the penitentiary last Sep Â¬ peoplo who labor for wages havo ta tember and hisipuuishmentfixed at pay without getting any increaso of ty lifo imprisonment thoir wages The employment of men js discusssingtho ponti- - ay ho samo qi aUpweriwagcs to make Everybody cal situatiou TJho V9 judges tilui moro jhih pftced goods docs not beno Cleveland will certainly bo elecled fit thoso whOiWcro employed before unless an unlimited cdrruritiou fund -J- N YorkWorld can defeat tho peoples will -- Li i i X iji v g - Ami tuni right-about-fa- Tho mvs wha l7 tl Federal Authorities This is no timo for Democrats to get in the sulks or to tako out any private rovonges wo cannot uflord to in dulgo iu any scratching or kicking If Democrats shall this yoar allow for any reason thomsolvos to bo led into voting with tho Republicans a Democratic nomination iu Mont- Â¬ gomery county will not in tho future in amount to a row of pins Democrats giyotho county ticket a rousing majority Tho national ticket is now assured to us Will you allow it to ho said that Montgomery county has a single Rcpublicah ofilco holder at such atimb Tho polls closo TJio polls close at 4 oclock bo suro you yoto boforo that hour Every nogro will havo his voto in early at 4 p m Tuesday Tho niceQtvthing wo have seen for tho Quecnswaro lino convenience is tho Worlds Fair Decorations at Mitchells Tho decorations aro neat uoxt and uniquo and on tho best English chinu in 1 tioy Ci ft i jiiti AA J d Awrus aJi in rr JM 0 i j r VH usri MT 0TEBliiiWAl VOOAITB TUJEfciDAY NOVEMBER 1 1892 it What Did Thy Aae You A Colatabu traveling mau who Director will stand in Kontuky peut the week in Perry couuty tells next year a peculiar campaign story which lio NEWS IN BRIEF Hod Wilkes is tho sire of eighty- - substantiates with documentary ovir Villi- - ill Mm 9 art lal dence Do says that Postmaster AYPiriovillc Ky ono man wskill- iv hl James Hdndoraoii of Carthon Perry ed and four injured by tlio falling of Staraboul 208 nov hplds ho county recoived tho followlug letter a v me ixtae wurK m uuw unugB uyui stallion record fowdays ago signed by Secrotary tr the Cumberland river McKinnoy by Alcyone has reduced Pierco of tho Roptiblican County Com Â¬ he large registration in Chicago his rocpfd to 2 10 mittee v give much 6uc6urgemunt to the pU Sir You wore assessed by tho Electioneer and Alcyone each Iiavt iuolsiDoiriocrt8 who bcliovo tljat tho 5 Republican Executive Committal two iu tho 2 10 list i Stato willgo for Cleveland Will you kindly remit samo to mo 2 10i by Simmons is To tho abovo aulhorltativo assess Red flagswjll lo barred in Chicago iu Greouleafy his sixth year i part of tho ex i mentanddun tho Ropublicatt Post Â¬ in the parade forming Slinmo is proyipg to bo a siro of master replied in tho following vigor- Â¬ C arranged in honpi of ercises of Nov ous language tnc unveiling ot tlio Anarcmat monu- Â¬ oniiiiln o raoc horses Tho impudoncctryanny and jdes ment at Walcihoim Nelson 2 10 is in wlntcx quarters potlsm of the abovo aro not equaled in Waterville Mo A S Mcivicr tho Worlds Fair at all Europe audi defy successful con- Â¬ Commissioner from Wyoming was Tho blood of Happy Medium will tradiction and in certain nations of taken to jail iu Chicago Thursday- Uo valued moro highly as tho years Europe dare not be insinuated If on a capias Morcior is being sucdby roll by this is frocdom aud civil service rule John IClay jr Tho buit Js an Mahdiby- - Onward out of Lady may God deliver tho pcoplo and tho outgrowth of the celebrated Johnson J El Bunker jiby Mapibriuo Patclcn Slias Nation out of the liauds of tho usur Â¬ couuty cattle war Mi - pers aud upholders of fluch rules reduccdlhls record to225i f Tho Couuty Democracy loaders met James Hendeuson Electioneer- Is now credited with Wednesday night at Coopers Uuioii Postmaster Carthon Perrv county 117 performers and thcro is still but 11 and afyer sqven Now Yoilc City Ohio hours session decided to withdraw ono pacer iu tho list Mr Ilonclorsond Post office only Tho Kentucky breeders Associa netted Jilm about 20 aycar lio had the county ticket nQiniuntouVagaiuat Hall Thcro appear to be tibn will lose about 5000 from the alivays bcena Republican up to this Tammany nothing now in tho way liemocraic lato trotting mooting atr Lexington as8cSsiuentbnt has now como outflat eucccs j Now York fTlio stallion Lakowobd Ifii Prince footed for Cleveland and says they can take iis Post ofilco rail- Â¬ 213J diedfthouiglt aftcr his raco and bo Tho Philadelphia and Reading CltillicothV Â¬ durned Cincinnati Enquirer road has acquired a controlling inter If tho Committee demands 5 from est in tho Boston and Maine railroad Dauahtcis of Almont aro already t tho largest in Now England aud Pres represented this season by eleven now a20 Ppst ofiico wliat would thoy de Â¬ I mand from the Mt Sterling office ident McLeod of tho Heading was 2 30 performers -vhicll is worth 2000 or more Do The elected President of ho alliatice i fThoro aro now ono hundred trotters you want to answer Johnnie How combined roads make ono great sys- Â¬ With records better than 215sand much have thoy called for from you tem of over 9000 miles lUllJ Clglll Ol IIIUUI J1UVU UUUIl uuui u Pronounced Hopeless Yet Saved The marriage of Miss Sarah Canfiue toltho list this year Shradythc stepdaughter of Dr Geo From a letter written by Mrs Ada Cyclono has put six iit tho 2 30 list F Schrady to Mr Edwin Gould the E Hurd of Groton S D wo quoto second 6on of Jay Gould took pluco at two in tho a zu list ana two in tno Was taken with a bad cold which 8 oclock Wednesday niglit at the 2 15 list this season Ho has thirteen settled on my lungs cough set in and home of the brides father 8 East altogether filially terminated in consumption Sixty Sixth street Now York Tho One thing can bo said iu favor of Four doctors gavo mo up saying I ipll wedding was very quietly colebiated Nancy Hanks if oho is- fast sho could livo but a short time I gavo Mrs J W Touhoy a wealthy aud doesnt appear on tho street with her myself up to my Saviour determined good looking widow who owhs throe brothers suspenders on Yonkers if I could not stay with my friends oji earth f would meet my absent ones of the largest up towu dry goods Statesman Â¬ etores in Chicago is iu Court defend Three trotting stallions have mado abovo My husband was advised to Â¬ records of 2 10 over regulation tracks get Dr Kiiig8 Now Discovery for con- Â¬ ing a suit brought by ono of her for a I gave mer clerks Cornelius S Tuomy The viz Nelson by Young Rolfo 2 2Ii sumption coughs and colds Mi plaintiff alleges false arrest Ho be- Â¬ Moquette by Wilton 2 l4 and Mc it a trial took iu all eight bottles it has cured me and thank God I am a came her lover after Mr Touheys Kiuney by Alcyone 2 27 wcifand hearty woman Trial- bot j death Kremlin tho sciiSafion of tho trol- Â¬ tlos freo at W S Lloyds drugstore Notwithstanding tho announcement ling turf just now is driven with a regular sizo 50 cents and 100 AJDUI mado by ox Senator William M pole to keep him straight aud a kick- Â¬ ma S3GO TO CHICAGO iyiyfd uiuiy iu inu cuupiyu uuil nu ing strap to keep tho Thoroughbred VOTld lako in part in political uis- - from cropping our Via C H D and Motion tltc C Aision or address arTy public abeem After Major Du Boise purchased Worlds Fair Route jJi ooKiyn jxepuoucan unit Yoio Maid yTetno 212 at Lexington ho hot The Cincinnati Hamilton and Day his acceptance of thoir iuvi a representative of Tho American tpuR It Co aro now selling second to spcXk at a mass mceliug held Sportsman a hundred oven that sho h 1 Clermont Avenue Hiuk Satiir- - Would puce a mile in two minutes class tickets from Dcshler Dclphos ln Ironton Wcllston Cincinnati and ull fevening before tho closo of 1893 intermediate stations on their lines to hero wcro 10000 cars of grain at A number of new records wore Chicago at 350 limited to continu- Â¬ Chicago tho latter part of tllo week made at NahviIlo lust week tho most ous travel passage For tickets time Â¬ and no placo to store it All tho ele- Â¬ important being Silicons tables etc call on or address any C vators aro full and the clovaors be- Â¬ II and D agent racn record ot 215J Directum tween Toledo aud Bullalo aro in tho raco record of 211 same condition St Louis is fairly CORRESPONDENCE pacing stallioh Storms deluged with wheat and thcMowqst record of 2 0S and Nightingales prices on record aro tho result Wed two Grassy Lick mtlo trip in 133 nesday the receipts aggregated 5228 Tho stallion record now stauds as 749 bushels as compared with 296L Jas W Fletcher of Plum Lick vis Â¬ follows Yearling Athadon 227 ited tho family of Joshua Staples last 800 bushels tho same timo last year Arion 210J Sunday Ono of the biggest brewery coinbi Directum 2lljJohn and Owen Morris and Ed nasions in tho country was consum- Â¬ Moquette 210j Hall went to Clay City to day fishing Wednesday by tho consolida- Â¬ Allerton mated 209 All excopt Ariou tion of tho Pabst Browing Company belong to tho Miss Mattio Bradshaw of Mt Ster- Â¬ Wilkes branch of fho and tho Falk Jung Ss Borchert Brew Â¬ Haublotoniau family ling has moved to her aunts Mrs ing Company of Milwaukee- The Martha Staples aud will make that Three yearlings outoreil tho 230 her futuro home latter is practically merged into the former tho capital stock of tho com- Â¬ list last wcok and all of them mado C W Gilkey has bought for Lex- Â¬ pany being increased to 10000000 their records in raco on a trot ington parties over 2000 turkeys for 29 led with Captain Fred Pjbst at tho head Leon 2 28 and Ni llio A G o 7c per lb off on Monday at Mexico and Nash which ho paid from of tho concern This makes tho Tho crop of turkeys 6old from this Pabst Brewery witli a capacity of ille respectively wjhito Sweet Rose county will bring in moro money than 2000000 barrels a year tho largest iu closed tho week at Oakland Cal all tho hogs raised and sold in the with a record of 230 tho world county Do not 030 sight of tho fact that Millionaire Win It Langley prom- Â¬ Thoro was moro corn gathered iu inent iu society yachting and military the Alcyone stallion McKinney has a the month of Fctobcr than for a num Â¬ circles of Brooklyn has boon sued for few claimes on the stallion record Ho ber of years it was bettor matured and when ho divorce by his wife Mrs Mario Bollo is a than tho average corn isiu tho months Laugloy Mr Laugley has had tho mado his first trip against tho watch of November and December There oapors drawn up in a counter suit last week ho placed tmiguro at 210 has not been enough rain to wet tho record of acrainst his Avifo and names William As ho had a ground sinco Soptombor 1 Small VM as co rospoiideut lie also 212Jaud has tho California wheather grain that was sown six weeks ago yC Dowitt throatons to bring a suit for 250000 behind him thoro id still a mouth or has never sprouted and will never damages for tho aliouation of Mrs six weeks for him to improve como up until a good raid comes Tom Hal siro of Hal Pointer 2 0U Grass was nover shorter nor water Laugloys affections against Mr Do ivitt wh6 was chosen to present tho Brown Hal 2 12 and Litllo Brown scarcer naino of Senator David B Hill at tho Jug 2 11- - was greatly tibused in his Tho salo of Mrs Miko Gibbons on Tecont Democratic National Conven- Â¬ day being nearly ridden to death Inst Thursday wbh well attended and over rocky roads and his shoulder tion at Chicago stock of all kinds sold low Horses John W Robinson Stato Agent of badly galled by a drunken idiot in an brought 20 to 100 10 cows olnj crotch saddlo For years ho the northwestern Mutual Lifo Insur Â¬ to 25 7 head of cattle 340 feo of 5 to iusuro with no ance Company of Mihvaukco killed stood at a pay if ho didt get a good saddle per hundred 7 head of yearlings Imself in his prlvato ofllco in this 32 per In his old ago Tom Hal 15 per head 4 oV Wednesday Ho had been suffor- - horso head sheqp 550 por head becamo famous through tho perform Â¬ t ig irom ucprossou urougnc on uy his get aud when ho died he Joo M Ketnpor son of G W health and it is supposed his ances of was buried in a gravo which has been Imitated in a fit of suicidal mania Kemper is in tho Traders Deposit Bank noatly fenced off jbu8ino8s affairs wcro in good cou learning tho banking busitiosprcpar Tho Teutonic which arrivod in atory to taking tho position that Henry nt and ho had a largo income and R Bright now holds sssed the confidence of his com- - New York Thursday reports two Mr Bright will very soon bo keeping thorecord of tho no hail uvcu nero mteon her passongers insane as a result imy rears and was well known and high fear of shipwreck during a torriblo Circuit Coirt and Mr Kemper is in gulo training to take his pluco iu tho bank ly rospoctcd Courier Journal TM ADVOCATE Bt HORSE AND TRACK J6hhnl A Ailro in Jersey City ThuratUy night destroyed about 500000 worth Of property Tho Brooklyn Cooporago Company Philip Wjdtc H M Gatt tior Co- Colgate Ss Co ara tho chief losers Liquors will bo sold in Jackson Park durittg tho Worlds Fair The National Commission decided that it would not interfere with coutracts mado by tho Chicago Diioctora for tho sale of lightboverages and stimu- Â¬ lants - i It is annotuiccd that ono of the principal reasons for tho visit to this country of Papal Legato i Sitolll and Mgr Couiioll is tho establishment at Philadelphia ofa Consislory Court to try and sottlo disputes arising between Bishop and imesls without appeal Â¬ ing to Rome as is now done iu such cases s i Loxmy toM ouam Dy WorKs All kinds of ladles and gents var ments dyed goodfast leviable eolors ut less than Cincinnati prices Over Â¬ coats 1G0 frock or Pack coat 1 pants and vot 1 coat uud vest 1 ladies wool drossoc 12u mies 1 scouring and napping wool blankets per pair 1 mado to look new Wo liavo a largo stock of wool blankets on hand our own make which wo offer at low prices Mark your name on each packago eent and stato what col- Â¬ or you wain it dyed 14 3 1 Phoevix Woolex Mills Lexington Ivy Tho goiierul convention of tho ProtestantEpiscopal Church in Balti Â¬ more has adjourned aftor a three weeks session Tho last day of tho convention was spent in cleaning up miscellaneous business Two of tho Bishops who Avero appointed to mis sionary jurisdictions last Friday Rot Jas II Johnson of Detroit for Northorn Michigan and Rev Dr J R Iloyt of Iowa for China declined and others wcro appointed Thcso wcro Dr Win Reed Thomas of New York for Northern Michigan and Rev Dr F P Graves of Woo Chang for China Childmn Cry for - - Tho Wisconsin Apportionment bill as adopted by the Democratic caucus Willi ttsinglo exception passed both Houses all Democrats voting for it except Senator Kruoger and Assem- Â¬ blyman Ncal Brown Tho Governor has signed tlio law Tho law gives tho Democrats a majority of 12 or on j Hon II B Kinsolviug and Col A T Wood treated tho peoplo of tho We will gelt on tho Inmet Turicy farm on Iit to a joint debate on Saturday Ui ugh Creek about i miles SuuthoX Mt Stejling on night Mr Kinsolviug in a strong ppcech showed up tho iniquities of tho 10 1892 Republican part- - and made a iino inijiu ioii as ho always doe8 on his To tho highest bidder tho following piojcity nudienct On6 hundred head of cue tol A T Wood under- Â¬ iVmr trood milch cow a with en im took to answer him but had his hands Six bend of good feeding catile full rhojoaillugetcei- Public Sale Pitchers Castoria MIT M y joint ballut I li xw Â¬ -- Morris Richtnr of Huntingdon Pa Wluts the matter with Bright nged 82 years and of prominent fam- Â¬ lie 3 all right ily relation dolibratly knelt in Cripple If you want to B right vote for One j calling horao out of a Eluc Jeans Bright front of nn approaching freight train Thursday afternoon ami lujitig his mare r Two pood brood ma c peck aw8 tho rail was decapitated One good buggy hoie Tin eo sous and piga He had b cotno depressed after a visit Children Cry tor Pitchers Castorfai Tw eh 0 good shouts to a sick friend and this it is believed Twenty tlneo stadksof clover hay Big stock of Loys school suits and together with his own intlrinity hd Zii barrels of corn hi shock overcoats at Sharp Trimble Den Â¬ 111 OiiobuIKx ui to commit Mticidc tons Ono good spting wagon mid unities 14 2t Threo prominent business houses of Onorockauny Meridian Miss failed Thuislay W LioheteiHtein diamonds and jew Â¬ 000 liabilities 20000 elry assets crcdtorsvin New York aud Chicago Liuhtcufctoin Motzgcr dry goods and groceries closed by attachment noniinstl asots 55000 liabilities 10000 Mctzger Bios retail grocer nude a clean bill of salo to Tom Lylo to cover indebtedness no statement fcet of Threo yearling heifers Three Xo 1 good woik mute Two ye u liug marc mule Ono suoVling mule coll Onus- - ear old ltluo Tea 13 msiu and colt Ono 4 j ear old lloscoo mare Ono six j ear old Jtotcou maro Oneyeailiuglllly out of ltoicoo raaie by Tho Clorks Raco Whats tho matter with Wood lloV no good luo hoise wagon linrncj One two hoioc wagon A lot of farming implcmcntK A double barrel muzzle loading sot gun T - ill dio - Tcd At the same lime will bo rented tho farm of 200 acres from date of talc till March 1 1891 Possession given at once JVhou Baby was jfck we gavo ner Oastorai Terms A credit of four months When sbo was a Child sno cried for Cnstorlii with negotiable paper bearing G per Whon sho became 3Um sho clunij to Castoria Vhen sso iad ChUdrcn sho gavo Uiea Castoiiv cent interest from date IDA TURLEY Jacjb S Ilcagcr a telegraph opor W R MAUPIX nt or employed in iho office of tho Baitimoro Ohio Railroad Company Woods Phosphodine nt Pittsburg nhot himself in the fore Â¬ flfl inn gkkat uscLisn uejiedv head at Boatty Station Thursday Ho was a passenger on tho express Immntlr and nennan until cirrs nil loiins of Eusi and was to have been married to JwAi Vlv J0 oirom eakncislmh COMPOUND u Ji 2t iir moih ana sperm aion nea ju MiM Maggie Ditulap at 1 oclock if M Impotent- and all elk cto HP f KCCSOn ZI Miss Dun lap who is only 18 years re Vl sjv A recent disco cry by nn teen pnwciihed oer 3 old plijsicinn Successfully old was at he station with quito a Cis in Ihousuul- of used monthly by thousandth eases is tho onl- - Ililia of ladies Is party of wedding guest to meet Before aiid After bo and Honest Jledison fectly safo and rcllaltlo mulicinotlio only per discoercd rinisghtfor Ilosger When told of tho shooting knonn Ask no toitiile4 Wnmli IMio iphcdlnoof iiuwu oof unpuuciplcd dmgUtu hoofler In if he otters so nu dieine in plnco feiior medlcinea in placo of thin Ask for C00K8 hW pho fell in i faint No causo for the thileao ue diihonet stoie lLeine piico in Cotton UooTCoiirorsu take no substitute or mil end ly rvtniii 111til liici inclose and ll cents in postage in letter nnd wo lcttir ami one pielwireSisi5 One will ploie x will will mmi suicide can be found mail Full BcnlcU hc ilcil by n tin The Rod School IIouso shoes for boys and girls aro tho best sold only by Sharp Trimble Deuton ld 2t kJ4 -- - m W 1 Ali-j-- o 1 -- Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria cine Ihaiiiplet In plain sealed iu elope two p irllculars inplhln cm elope to ladies only two stamps Addict tamps Aildivis 5gr Sold iu Mt S tor Ins Ij Kennedy BtoPond LllvCO I L Lloxd Wb tioyd Tautoi O Juiiau and Xo 3 Fisher lllock Detroit Mich dmggist over w here Sold in Mt Steiling by Kennedy Bros W S Lloj dU C Lio il 1 G Juiiau and druggists Aciy where - 11 T G JULIAN CORXEIt DRUG STORE eMZOSSSS two-year-o- ld three-year-o- ld osteal five-year-o- ld School Books c Chesapeake o and Ohio V Â¬ And other Supplies No Fancy Prices Paints and Oils two-vear-o- kl three-vcar-o- ld four-year-o- ld five-year-o- ld We represent the most cel- Â¬ ebrated piano and organs the Fine Tobaccoes best known to the world Hazelton Brothers Gerts Smith Bush Barnes RAILWAY New York - Philadelphia Washington And all Eastern Cities Kingsbury Ivers Ponds Mason Hamlins and cago Cottage Chi- Â¬ Shortest Lino between Louiml o five-year-o- ld Ve also handle the best Lexington and Easteru Points m and latest improved - unn I492 four-year-o- ld Sewing WHEELER New No HOME 9 Time Card Rm Queen A Crttccnt Dd But Tcnnesiee Virginia Oeorgl HIhrt7t 09 Mtabllihed u th Southern Trunk hint Tho northern put of these great ytcnu itirti froa Cincinnati from which point tber ma Solid Vestlbulod TralMi to St AUOCSTCTS PbA coins through Lextnston Kr ChattanoOKa Ton Atlanta Gm Macon On Jacksonville Fl UaUns Through Voatlbalcd Trains to aU titles named and Intermediate points Tho Queen A Crcnt Bpeclali aro Solid Veatlbulod Train running y la Chattnovga and Lookout Mountain DtrmiSgSast and Meridian to New Orltan At Mmidian tb lino dlrerge for Jcton and Vlckt burg Miss toBhreTeport aadNorflwrolon At Now Orleans connection U mado tot Haoliixies The worlds two Effect Sept From Mf Sterling in EAST BOUND ertt leaders WILSON and the NEW I g 810 a m 125 p tn T10 p in 756 pm Mall No 22 Mt fteiling AccommodntioiraSS Vestlbuled Kxprcss No 21 Morehcad Accommodation Xo SS Iutt fSf two-yr-ol- Both Musical Instruments and sewing Machines we sell at the lowest prices and give purchaser all tlje time needed de than anr to meet payments which are Ohlt other line and takes to Nevt OBIBAJB Itocna Cihcinkati monthly and easy No more Thaaan4 ETVAOaron0mllM jS hottest Udo between ClnclnnaU and JactsoaTUsi than can be saved uo Vhe Q A C and B T V 4 O ran aleetag ctft WEST BOUND IClngton Accommodation Xo27 Ioul9lloKxpvvsao 21 Lexington AccommtHlntion Xo Vctihulcd Kxpresti Xtv 23 5 825 n m 1100 J 13 5 05 KSnffiW 27 am pm pm XO Oflico at Jones Jowelry otoro on QW wn 16 ICY 3ast Main street ii r U U through Cincinnati to Knorrtlkv Teaa onneetlntft Asherille K 0 Th shortest and most dlrec route Xetbr decldlna on your rem to rwrlte lor rates sMpa sad anr OQltSt Solid ctibuled trains with dining cars btu trciisfuiD Thmiigli ehuiiKe slccpcra from- - Lexington wlthojt CBKYAX II W tBtermattoarqwcatOBttta MT STERLING jAddrea iothr a O EiyWASDft O iiiiimumiMi llk yULLKll Agent Wnshlugtoti C Asst Gen Pass Agent Cincinnati O GonlnM t OSCAU NUltltY Xi itUc Manager -- 1 At V c ZP I JA vV o KfftT Hi MS Pi f 4 HPwM - w MT STEBMKG ADVOCATE T15JESB A Y - KOVfcMBfiBJl Llll VW SKS MX A m- HV i mm- - ftiiliftmWUJ X N lfttt fflp MBIiLltfi iilJ m ni Kentucky Central R R BLUE QRA8S ROUTei Skwrtwt it THE ADVOCATE HOW TO VOTE How You May Vote Tho following iiistractioHS how to vote prepared by one of the moat competent lawyers in the State for tho Courier Journal Bhoutd bo care fully studied by ovory voter It is only uecossary for a votor to make a cross mark X to indicate for whom ho votes and this cross mark X must not bo mado with anything excopt the stencil or stamp that will bo found in the booth and tho voter should observotheso instruc- Â¬ g Sw Nv QmiekMt Rettt - FJRO- M- CENTRAL KENTUCC tions x DEMOCRATIC TICKET KIcctors for President nnd VIco President W It KINNEY 4 CLAUDE M THOMAS wc - i Kor Judge Court of Appeals A J AS H 1IA7HLIUGG Frst If there is only ono Demo- Â¬ cratic candidate for each ofllco to bo illlcdand tho voter wishes to vote tho straight Democratic ticket ho can vote for ovory person whoso name ap Â¬ pears in tho Democratic columo by stencil or stamp in tho largo squaroJ containing tho rooster Second If tho voter desirscs to vote for all tho porsous in tho Demo- Â¬ cratic column except ono or more and wishes to vote in ouo or more races for tho candidate of another party ho should mako a cross mark X in the square containing the rooster and a cross mark in tho small square opposite to tho right of tho name of tho candidate of tho other party for whom ho desires to vote and this will cast his voto for every uatno in tho Democratic columo except in tho races in which he has mado a cross mark X opposite tho namo of tho candidate of another WMEMORY O O FHIEH PRICESNpS o o O 0 o o 0 O o o TO ALL POINTS STOBTH fc SOUTH Through Sally train eervjce between umcinnatt and Middlesborough auu pomts on x jn It JU Sohodulo jn Effect Not 1MM No 5- oouiuBouaa o o o o o o o o NJ iuy xtrM 8 10 - f W W REED Heating Stoves 2 to dollars Cook Stoves 650 to 20 dollars Oups and Saucers 30 to 50c et 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 for 5c Knives and forks 5c a piece Tinware all kinds at reduced prices Lard cans meat cutters stuffers C6al vases water sets chamber sets Coal buckets Fire sets Also will close out 500 chambers at 20c 1 1 1 4 JSx FMtXilne Sun JKx8id 8 n 8 00 Dii urn uinomnnu Lvo Falmouth am am m pm 2 Mm Arr a tu a 45 a iu 10 iau iiKS e m Lcxlngtonlt wi i jwonraona 11 Wpm Jirr m ii Tto Wlnchesterl2 40 pm 1 85 j 814 71 I Mb p rn pm Lvo Borea Arc Livingston Lvo Livingston Lto London Arr Corbin A1BX a s 03 p 05 8 15 A 10 8 Lvo Corbin Lve Borbourvlllo uiuuiuuviiuun 1110V11100 41 pm i rr rr Si - oopm 5 pm pm pm Wp m 00 p m C2 p in ill J JJ For Judge Superior Court J 4w HAItKV 1JUENT lor Circuit Judge JOHN E COOPEK For Kcprcacntatlvo in Congress M C LISLE For Commonwealths Attorney C W NESBITT If tho votor desires to voto for all tho porsous in the Democratic column except in ono or moro races and docs not wish to voto in such races at all nor for any person ho must make a cross mark X in tho spaco opposito and to tho right of every person in tho Democratic col- Â¬ umn for whom ho wishes to voto Fourth If there are two or moro Democratic candidates for an ofllco and tho names of all of them aro prin- Â¬ ted in the Democratic column tho voter must mako a cross mark X in tho fequaro opposito and to tho right of the name of every person in tho Democratic column for whom he wishes to vote Fifth Tho votor must not mako a cross mark in the largo 8quarc con- Â¬ taining tho rooster unless there is only one candidate for each office aud ho wants to voto tho straight ticket except in ouo or moro races aud in those races votes for tho candidate for another party party Third Lvo Corbtn Lvo Williamsburg Air Jollico i 5 GO pm a 45 b SO 1 50 JV p in pm Lvo Itielimond LVO LflllCftAtAl iiijinrm North Bound vuuunri - pm iRn m J Ul 3v Daily Express No 3 Na4 Dally 700am 7 60 am Exl JPT Lvobtanfoitt Lvo Lancaster Arr ltichmond LvoJcllico LvoWilllaVbg 10 15 a 3 Ait Corbin In his great speech before For Circuit Clerk Tam- Â¬ many Tuesday night Senator Hill said i The most important issue involved II It UUIGIIT in this election is that presented by tho proposed Fedoral election bill otherwise known as the Davenport Force Bill If Republican success should ensue as tho result of tho pend Â¬ For Sheriff ing election that measure would be- Â¬ come a reality with all of its dire and unfortunate consequences Unwise J C IlICIIARDSOX IP financial industrial or tariff legislation can easily bo repealed if it proves un- Â¬ platform of 1870 under which Sam- Â¬ satisfactory but political legislation uel J Tildou was elected to tho Presi- Â¬ fastened upon the country to secure dency Roform can only bo had by an undisguised partisan advantage a peaceful civic revolution Wo do For Jailer will not be readily surrendered al maud a chango of system a chango though its injustice may bo fully dem- Â¬ of Administration a chango of par 1 M UEST onstrated Tho safest course is by tics that wo may havo a chango of every meaus in our power to prevent measures and of men its original enactment rather than trust The PnoumatloTubo to tho gcnerqsijy of our opponents In one thing tho United States has after it once shall have been fastened been far behind tho European govern- Â¬ upon tho country JEq above is only one part of one Our oppouonta do not discuss very ments aud that is in tho introduction column of a representation of the much this issue but scok to evado of the pneumatic system for tho trans- Â¬ ticket that the voter will bo called and ignore it President Harrison mission of mail matter At laBt it has upon to use at tho coming election in his letter of acceptance takes a been decided to give tho pueumatin The ballot sheet will bo nearly as moro conservative viow than had been tubes a trial in Philadelphia where large as ono page of a six column expected and endeavors to draw pub Â¬ tho system will bo introduced locally newspaper- But tho Democratic lic attention away from its considera- Â¬ In London tho advantages of the voter will only have to do with one tion by the mild suggestion of a non Â¬ pneumatic tubes for mail distribution column of tho ball6t When the partisan commission to revise Fedoral havo beeu so well demonstrated and the high development of tho systems voter goes to the polls he will be election laws Mr Blaine tho handed by tire clerk a ballot This shrewdest of all tho Republican lead- Â¬ in Berlin and Paris between which ballot ho will take to the voting booth ers in a recently published letter capitals transmission of mall matter where lie will find ready for use a substantially advised tho abandon consumes little moro than half an stencil that will mark X With this ment or ignoring of the Force Bill hour has been so long known to our stencil he will stamp immediately issue But thcjVice Presidoutial candi public men that tho snail pace of our under the ftict of tho Democratic date Mr Whitelaw lleid in his very Govonnent hi tho matter can bo ac device the rooster and within tho able and aggres3ivo letter of accep counted for with difficulty excopt on square tho mark X as shown above tance impetuously rushes in where tho presumption of the secret but pow Â¬ of great interests BE SUIMS MAKK NO OTHEIl JLVHK cautious men had feared to tread erful opposition would bo directly affected llO and vigorously defends in effect the which WHATKVEIt ON TI1K UALLOT Then will carefully told tho ballot so as to substance spirit and purpose of tho Tho American people aro not iuclincd how the fac similo of the signaturo Davenport bill This coureo docs to tako cherry bites of good things of the County Clerk on the back aud credit to his consistency although it and when onco the advantages of the hand it to tho clerk Tho voters may bo a reflection upou his judge- Â¬ pneumatic tube system are uuderstood work will then bo done ment This isjuo alono necessarily it will not only bo applied to tho local makes tho South solid for the Demo- Â¬ distribution of mails in largo- cities The admiuif ration organ says that but to bringing the populous centers crat hi party there is No chango WantedOh in direct and speedy communication The cause is Worthy of thr support Hence the opposition of railroad and You want tho people to chango of every patriot who loves his country telegraph companies Ark Trav- Â¬ their minds But thev wont riii and desires toseo its freo institutions eler Mr Blaino says that Mr Cleveland perpetuated and maintained tho ro Every negro will bo ut tho polls makes forfitt Which we deem aro necessary early Democrats in hl letter of acceptance donf forgot if you his pwu platform and ho admits that for tljp safely and prosperity of tho vote next Tuesday you must voto be it is a good one Thanks Mr Blaluo republlcX Wo readopt tho expressive foro 4 oclock in the afternoon Tho laiugcW the natiopal Democratic polls close at that hour Tills disposes of scvoral bugaboos - o o o o o 9 o o o o o W W REED Opera House Building i mt sterling ky Quays man Dolattiatcr WhqhQuay had him nominated for Governorship of Pennsylvania and the Philadelpha Press was daily extolling his virtues Quaykuew ho was a thiof Quay know ho had put public fuuds into an insolvent concern Quay know ho was on tho vcrgo ot bankruptcy If tho people of Pennsylvania had made Delamater Governor as there was every reason to hclievo they would Quay would havo said Sign this bill Governor or I shall publish a note in tho Press about your Moad villo Bank or 4Mako any outcry about stealings from tho Treasury and I will ask what became of tho money intrusted to you by tho Board of County Commlsionors Does it not mako ouo shudder to think of tho peril that tho Commonwealth of Pennsylvania escaped And while tho unfortunate Delamater is con- Â¬ victed of embezzlement Quay remains high up in tho councils of his party prosecutes littlo papers for libel while he daro not touch tho Now York World which several times a week calls him a convicted robber aud is petted by Pro ideut Harrison and re Â¬ vered by Holy John Wanamaker Whoro in tho worlds history is there so curious a political portent X Y Truth o o o o o o o o o o Arriavingston Lvo Livingston Lto crea rr it chmoiu Lvo Itielimond Lve SIlddleHborougli qS 3 Lvo Tincvillo Lvo IJarbnlllo fi js Arr Corbin Lvo Corbin Lvo London m LvoCumldGap J am a ns n 8 45 am 9 85 am 6 0 7 8 llosnm 6 05 am fl T 0 35 10 11 9am am am 38 am 58 am 17 am85 am 11 l Ait Winchester too Winchester Arr Paris ftvMuiuKuiu 55 10 7 45 wain 9 1U am nm nm 11 15 am 10 11 41 ra 12 41 pm 1 35 pm 1 65 nm nn 2 oopm 4 01 6 85 5 45 2 2fpm pm pm pra 35pil s J unr vyiucmnnii Lvolalmouth AiTcovington 10 49 65 2nm am am II MAYSVLLERi r-m w r a W d X f North Bound rTZTj-t t ivo uovington t jvrr loniieon ArrlfavsY lln acso qnMT yu ii t c r- lm fm tH 4 liiKsi V I ffHfA ff in 5 m ia 9 811 ft kl iWJ am a in am m 5 7 51 ind OIUH Nocii Dailj t a uu J9 8 a7 XXOUD 5 20 EX8B 1 so ft i CtOCtOiiOCOC Lvo Johnson i junyivjio 6 67 L LvaMlllnnlimv t t j a if-fs-- Tti am warn 227p m 0 28 -- A Curloua andTImety Portont Tho Republican Stato Committee of For tho guiltless independent votor West Virginia aro tho boldest black- Â¬ whom Truth represents what a lesson mailers of office holders yet unmasked in practical politics is afforded by They assess each public servant a ii Aytuuiiiun l WI1 u ouam iu 4 10 7 61 fi V ai j UJf designated amount and put this No 1 Dally to all points except Rowland Dil threatening postscript to their letters l OAeepi punaay ZrS Do you thiiik you can afford to ig tofimMntl1 j Vluv yCX y trQm Iexla noro tho suggestion of this com- Â¬ No 1 ltuna daily Stand Koi4ill78aallyfmn1 anions except tj No highwaymans mittee 0 Dally oxcept Sunday J and deliver was oxer moro peremp- Â¬ No T5rVycx- - SundRy Wen Clnctnaitl torily insolent than this Ex No 15 Paris and Lexington aiLiUNUXT C17ATM Trafllo Mnnatrer rsnrn Genoi al Offices Louisville Kv 8 F 11 MOK3E AsstGcn1 lassiAKJIUCB UliamrWr tr JTnmmnrw Ttllt rtil VOJJM - JCi8lou lu w TaiislO 45am jo taimontn Accommodation Accommodation nm- - Arrive CL 05 HEALTH IS WEALTH Vig d hai JUIJ No 8 Leaves FalmoutM no am ArrtvesCitJ 7 55 anvdally oxcent Sundnv clnuatl l da rVrrntffinHi nou Leaves JlL2ML mat SWffiL No 1 Wlnchesterfl n u CaiTies thi owih cur hwm nitninni Ildcllcborottgh nnd Cumberland Gap and all In u - v MMOUIlVl Wit Km 111 K3I m mm Wffl m Ml ji is 11 tef Dr E C Wests Xervo nnil Brain Treatment a gnnruntced cifcillo for HyutcriaDUzintMtv Convulsions Vlts Nervous Kuumleln Heartache Nervous Irostrntion cuueccl by the uso of nlco liol or tobacco Wakefulness Mental Depression Softening of tlio Bruin resulting in insanity nml leading to misery ilucny ami aeatli ilcninture Old Ago llnrrcnncsi Loss of Tower in either sex Involuntary I0303 nnd Spcrmatonlionja caused by over cxertlon of tho brain sclf nbuo Kach box contains one or over indulgence 100 a box or six boxes for months treatment prepaid on receipt of price Gl0 sent by mail Â¬ v pir urnsi ilu ll -- Vjff U FSJi1 ii M -- UK v mum tnirvitilM Ui jruav L Iff t Iff J m - nf st zii Worm Yixmovs - ii niiaiAiAllnriXu iiiWJi WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To cure any caso Willi each ordor received bv 00 wo will us for nix lioxes accompanied Ayith vend the purchaser our written guarnutco to re Â¬ fund tho money if tlio treatment does not effect n cure Guarantees issued only by W 8 Lloyd Urtlggist and Sole Agent 31 1 Sterling Ky mmm tjl ycl tho Re- Â¬ Statu Committee issues a circular to tho Republicans of Ten- Â¬ I nessee and tho Nation saying that any enso of A Gitavantocd Cure for Piles of above reward Wo thoro is littlo hopo of Tennessees TIvor will pay tlioDyspepsia Sicltfor lleadacho Jn or degree Kxtcrnnl Intorual x Complaint uan mg iicmng unronic iceeent uonstipnuou or uosuvenuss lectoral vofo for Harrison but Win digCdUon with Wests VepcJnblo Ilvcr Tillwowhen TlUs itincdy lias iosltivoly nove not cure fail i0J a box il boxes for J5I sled tho Republican nomineo for aro purely vegetable and never fail to givo sat- - iiirepuld on receipt ot price JV wi i too positively given to each purcliaso lwxcs contain Governor will bo elected by 20000 lufnetinn Siiirnr Coated Liil0counterfoils and when imvohased at ono time to ref m ing 80 pills 25 cents Ueware ot majority Tho 20000 majority will Imitations Tho gcnulno manufactured only by imiil if not cured Guarantca issue Tjik John 0 Wkst company Cuioauo III Lloyd Druggist nud Solo Agent MtS tho other way ny uuii auics mp ior iMy for salo br all druggists publican J W Baker Chairman of 500 Reward iP i V - Vi - fi M fVJ MtiA JUiM 0r4 1 tM r t - iAt 7V 4Vt W v n my iAl V artf v Mf iG VaH smsss K y l - J tfa5 riiiAVXM tfa j W a aa 9E9SS wti MT gtiBUNa ADYOCATE TtfESfaAT The successful toois OYEMfiEB farmer stores his field is well 1 tS2E3i 1892 the adyocate Qtut Agricultural Notes gmM QLIA41NOS i i r t Crowd the hoUf thit you ineH to pound turn off fore Chriatmas be made cheaper now ofmiteh thtnwkeu thVwoather is colder -- See that the wheat drained A good crop cannot be expected from poor seed tho most thoroughly rotted inauuro to put on tho garden Uso Iw m 101 ii ssmsmsmms A SUTTON A a itevfiia 1 L 3 H3 All thjt germs of the fruit to bo sot nxt spring arc started in tho straw Iwry plant thtf year before Tho erliar the plant is sot and the bettor cars it gets the moro fruit it will sot The plan of burning over strawberry beds after tho crop is secured must commend Itself to all who glvo it a faiHriai Besides destroying many insects and leaving tho plantation per fectly freo from weeds this puts an end to all rust for that season To make tho feeding of cattloproflt able through tho winter you should begin early Do not leavo them to THE TARIFF AS tarvo and loso llesh on tho bare paSr turcs and dry stock fields through Disagreeing Doctors October and November but get them Only about 20 per cent of tho tariff into winter quartets and on whiter says Al feed whilo they aro yet in good con- Â¬ is paid by tho consumers drioh McKiuley says tho foroignor dition from the summer pasturage Those high tariff lights pays it all It is a generally conceded fact that should really get together and agree no root surpasses tho carrot as food upon Bomo story to pour into tho up- Â¬ for horses but thcro js danger in feed Â¬ turned car of credulity ing those roots early in tho season Tho Detroit Freo Press says that uuless caro is taken to prevent scour- Â¬ ging Commcnco with but tlnvo or G O P stands for Greedy Old Plu- Â¬ four carrots at a meal and watch tho tocracy stato of the bowels for so long as thoy Boston won tho worlds baso ball aro kept soft there is no need of championship by defeating Cleveland adding more roots to tho ration by tho score of 8 to 3 Carrots can bo fed safely up to the Gov Flowor is a very shrewd judge limit as shown by tho manure TJso them to keep tho bowels working of political situations and when ho nicoly but bowaro that thoy bo not puts down Clevelands plurality in mado too looso Tho chief valuo of this Stato at 50000 it i a pointer tho carrot is its laxative effect a pur- Â¬ worth knowing fN Y World gative effect is highly dangerous What shall it profit tho high tariff I ft m is worth raising it is worth S saving in tho best poauiblo condition Bil If a crop Mt STERLING East Main Street AND Now that crops aro made it is time to do somo figuring to see what pays nil best Wlien manuro is allowed to leach it loses moro than one half its value as a rnr iY FURNITURE 1 1 111 I KENTUCKY fertilizer Tho Cincinnati Price Current esti- Â¬ mates tills years corn crop at IG10 000000 bushels A Undertaking ouuu unairs at nut Jtriees 750 Suits n bl CfflW STIMULANT Carlislo mado a groat speech at Covington Tuesday evening of last week Ho showed that every dollar of taxes collected by tho Gov- Â¬ ernment is paid by Americans and not by foreigners and that all tho tin mado in this country by tho much Senator vaunted manufactories would supply tho United States just six days Ho abo oxpoded tho fallacious statements of Gov McKiuley and oxplained what an audacious aud outrageous measure is tho Forco Bill r From three long rows ot straw Â¬ berries 100 feet long a Maino man gathered soven bushels of berries Increaso tho yield per aero and re- Â¬ duce tho expenso of production If a good profit is desired In Normandy no les thau 5000 difforout named apples aro grown for tho manufacture of elder Sweet potatoes should be dug boforc frost but if this cannot be duuo tho tops should bo cut oil closo to tho ground A crop that cannot bo mado profit- Â¬ able when thoroughly tested under favorable conditions should bo abau doned 1 gg JOf Ufl of Furniture all new styles j 111 cicui atyics e w patterns Hatoiuuuuurus Racks Mattresses Parlor Furniture Prices to suit your pocket book m etc m Undertaking a Specialty and under the manage- M ment of a professional U Wardrobes in Walnut and Oak 44 new Book Cases 11 diff- X ixri vvainuc sn ana UaK 50 i U llrrj WMMmMM MMWMmMMM NEWS IN BRIEF Buffalo Bill Colouel TV F Cody arrived from Europo last week bPl can workman if ho can buy a shoddy suit for 15 when ho knows that his em- Â¬ ployer is improving his European tour by laying in a stock of all wool garmouts at tho samo figuros CARPETS Out of forty six chrysalides col- Â¬ Philadelphia Times All kinds of best grade of Carpets at tho very lowest possible lected by tho Mississippi Experiment prices Station but nine hatched butterflies Reasons Why You Should Vote for CURTAINS Cleveland the rest hatching large uumbors of tho Beautiful Curtains well worth the money They are called parasites This shows that a largo Clovcland is tho only President who Bargains number of these insects aro parasites over recognized tho South as a part of OIL CLOTHS Tho cabbages that will wiutcr best this nation tnfiv Oil Cloths tho best makes and in tho newest and most dcsirablo Clovcland gavo tho South a place on are those just fully formed not tho layiire patterns person of oirar rlpo ones For family use burr tho Supreme Bouch in tho HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS Q C Lamar fin empty barrel in a well drained L A gavo tho South represen- Â¬ Cleveland iAO- WNo house in Kentucky handles better goods or sells for closer fill it with good heads Oy profits laco a lot ot dry leaves on top and tation in tho councils of tho nation by py ovor tho barrel so that it will shed placing two Southern men in his O Jt lMU qiJUU UIUUULU3 111 a Cabinet MMw7rrTTTMMMwTMMwwwiiiipMMw Clovcland offered Tariff Reform Kjornpr of tho barn floor and cover hour Wauamakor Â¬ fijjllog buyers aro after meat not them with enough straw to prevent whereby tho farmers can reach a con- Blaiuo Tuesday and anuouuees that raiu A reported outbreak of cholera at lard It is not tho biggest hog or Helmctta N dition of caso and prosperity solid freezing J created much excite- Â¬ A writer for an exchange says that tho Plumed Knight will make up with Clevelands election secures three steer that brings the best price ment in that vicinity Investigation pen what ho can not do with his the commission merchants who handle his To store apples for tho winter In thing showed that the disease was not tho voice for tho election ot Harrison potatoes aro using tho daily papers to ia well drained spot dig a trench about Tho American Poultry Yard says cholera First It will be tho death knell of but a violent dysentery affect- Â¬ scare growers into tho belief that po- Â¬ Blaino is troubled with a throat ibalf as deep as the diameter of tho tho Force Bill that hens often have a habit of biting which is almost as severe and danger Â¬ tatoes aro going to bo plentiful and ion barrel in which you store your ap- Â¬ Second It will make tariff reduc- Â¬ ami pulling their feathers and greedily ples and barely as wide Cover tho tion certain At Ft Scott Kas Mrs Efilo Hav Â¬ cheap The fact is there is consider-Â¬ eating them until their bodies aro ous as cholera Mr Walter Williard a prominent merchant of Jamesburg ens Johnson began suit for a divorco able early stock In the market which barrel with tho earth taken frointho bare This practice it is believed is two miles from Third It will secure economy in tho Ilclmetta says Cham Â¬ from her husband William M John- Â¬ no ouo desires to buy in any quantity occasioned trench Any number of barrels may expenditures of tho by want of salt as when berlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea peoplos money occupy tho trench end to end in tho son of Zanc3ville O a leading poli It is mostly from tho South Good salted food is given them thov make Weavers election is impossible Remedy has given great satisfaction order of keeping quality From threo ticau of Ohio and a delegate to the late potatoes aro going to bo scarce 110 attempt to continue therefore every vote for Weaver isf a the habit in the most sevcro cases of dysentery to four inches of clayey loam is far voto last Republican National Convention and values will be held high all year Salt pork chopped fine and fed twice for Harrison It is certainly ono of tho best thingB better than a thicker covering oven at Minneapolis and also a candidate Stories about big stocks and low Every voto for Harrison a n vole awck has been adopted with suc Â¬ when tho thermometer falls to 20 for tho nomination of Congressman prices should bo looked upon with cess whilo others put tcaSpWnfill Of over made For sale by T G Julian for high protection d degrees below zero This thickness A find oi kaolin is reported in Every voto for Harrison is a vote In the United States Circuit Court suspicion salt with two quarts of meal or shorts is easily brokon with any iron imple- Â¬ against a poor Perry county Tenn mans buying clothes as Judgo Key ratified an ordor of Judgo moistened well mixed aud feed it Stock Notes ment and tho barrel may bo rolled to Dr Chan Geo Wo tho best known Newman of tho Georgia circuit of tho choap as ho ought about twico a week Fowls like A sheep should pay its expenses 4ho collar or hotter if safe from pil- of tho Chinese physicians in this Every voto for Harrison endorses Federal Court In foreclosing tho human beings must havo a certain with wool forers left in the grouud to bo country was majried a fowdawifago what McKiuley said about poor peo- Â¬ mortgage of the Central Trust Com allowance of salt ompticd as wanted Experiments ple to wit cheap Sheep like other stock need a vari to Miss Cora Do Witt a sociolpdybf and nasty go pany against the Chattanooga South- Â¬ ivill show a crispines and freshucss in Tho Crossville Teuu Sentinel says Omaha where ho was a practitioner ety of food ern Railroad The foreclosure is in together apples kept in this way that is very that pumpkins grow so largo in that of mndicine IIo has chargo of tho Every vote for Weaver or Harrison default of tho payment of 43000 in- Â¬ Weed out tho scrub animals and appreciable I have seen tho insido vicinity that bath tubs are made of Chineso exhibit at Chicago and will teract and 1410000 of kmls is a voto for tho Forco Bill improve the herd barrels bristling with needles of each half of the rind One exhibited practice his profession there for Ho rTice and tho fruit unfrozen Apples is Every votoallowWeaver or Harrison Arthur Hill a prominent lumber See that each crop of lambs is bet Â¬ at tho county fair weighed 12H lbs is Americanized having cut his cuo a voto to peoplo to plunder manufacturer has offered 200 to tor thau the preceding one aro thus kept until April May or oven tho treasury and rob tho masses Speaker Chas F Crisp to establish a Harrimau Tcnn is to havo a wall and donned tho American costumo Cor American Gardoniug June A man with pure bred stock is more paper factory A new armory is being long ago IIo speaks English fluently Ex hat factory and also a wooh goods About FatteningIIogs The young built for tho Rilles Tho furniture His wife is of a literary turn To a There is trustworthy evidence that factory in Saginaw Mich one half apt to practice pure bred feeding growing stock will bo better off with- tho Republican I think it 3 ho feed for stock in wintcrdepends factory has sold a bill of goods to newspaper man he said National Committee of tho sum to bo applied to each Mr out corn or corn meal it is too heat Â¬ was our literary work together that campaign fund so largo that it Hill docs this on tho showing mado by partly upon thc weather In cold Grand Rapids parties ingand furthermore does not contain hasanot be able tp make uso of it all Speaker CJrisp in speeches dclivorcd weather moro feed is needed brought about our Union It was will Convenient Rubber Bands while reading Romeo aud Juliet with the nutritivo olomonts of growth in Without practicing extraordinary ex In Saginaw and Detroit of great Buttermilk poured on tiro sheeps proper proportions Bran and midd Those who havo many small her one evening that I plucked up Look out for blufllng profits mado in tho manufacture of back and well worked down travagances in tho packages to do up find tho light rub courage to pop tho question lings mixed in pasto slop skim milk bets in a fow days It is not unlikely woolen goods and hats becauso ot tho wool is said to be a good remedy for and buttermilk aro cooling nourish Â¬ ber nanus a great convenience saving that tho surplus fund will be used in present tariff Hill has deposited a ticks Wo givo it publication When Wayne MacVeajjh sat 111 for in labor often much moro thau their ing and in every way a most suitable stimulating among tho people tho certified cliecK tor JjUUUOU payable to what it is worth and profitable fooU for swino I have Thoy aro especially sciviceablo Garfields Cabinet alongsidoiof Mr cost notlonjthat betting men believe in Crisps ordor as a forfeit heard it said that hog victuals wore Republican succoss A stockman says that no other ani Â¬ in compacting bunches of any kind of Blaiuo he was a good enough Repub Â¬ and that further Tho New York Herald says the bettor sour thau sweet but this can- Â¬ Whon tied with a string lican to please Mr Blaino or anyone mal eats so many different kinds of vegetables struggle against Harrison and Roid is registration in tho Metropolis will be herbs as the sheep and this should as tho vcgctablo evaporates moisture else Now that ho comes out in favOr not be truo on tho faco of it Tho useless It will howover bo official over 300000 vqters Tho Republicans recommend it to sweeter nowor and freshor tho skim the farmer whose tho string loosens giving away tho of tariff reform ho is branded as an uciung it was so tour years ag say thoy will get at least 120000 rnilk and other wasto fed to tho pigs stalcness of the vegotablo it encloses ingrato and a traitor Not ono single It is no moro unlikely that tho dust of ISOjOOO would bo divided among all pasture is overrun with weeds tho better and moro nourishing they bauds however vege Â¬ Republican newspaper in tho United Alexander stopped tho bung hole of a tho other tickets A thousand aero hog ranch in Ari- Â¬ With rubber Not more than aro for them lor it should bo romem States has so far attempted to answer5 beer barrel thau that so mo thousands COOOwill bo polled by tho Prohi- Â¬ zona all in alfalfa aud stocked with tables two or threo days old look his strictures upon tho Republican borcd that fermentation or decay of of dollars of John Wanamakors bitionists Peoples party and Social- Â¬ hogs at tho rate of six heads per acre nearly as fresh as on tho day they party and tlio way in which they havo any species is always productive of money wont into tho pool rooms or ists Woman Suffragists and all tho is said to bo affording a fino illustra Â¬ wore gathered Tho band constantly loss and that too loss in both quantity compressing thorn prevents so much falsified their pledges to tho people over tho bar rails of gilded palaces of rest who aro stirring around in these tion of what can bo done in making evaporation as would occur if they MacVeagh know what ho was talkinsr and quality Thcro is really no reason inebriety to brush up tho boom for tho shifting scones Thoroforo tho Dem- Â¬ pork from grass nliniltlin ncnrl in in n lrti1lli- why people should think a hog is to wcro loosely tied tiwi Republican ticket Tell it not in tho ocratic prophets do not admit that Thcro is a diflcrenco of opinion bo fed upon all classes of filth and Los Angeles Ilorald himself Sunday school Cin Enquirer Blondin though now G8 years old tho voto will bo less than 320000 among sheep raisors concerning abomination Indiana Farmer Keeping Up a Thinking can walk a ropo as stoadlly and safely Lot ovory Domocrat bo snro to got Then thoy Bay that tho Republicans whether foot rot is contagious Tliis is a quiot campaign but all to tho polls early Tho polls must can not have moro than 110000 writer for tlio Sheep Breeder says it as whoivho first crossed Niagara many Senator John G Carlisle mado his closo at if T 31 This would Jeavo 210000 for all tho is not contagious nor is it caused by a years- ago IIo now uses tho low ropo the indications point to careful votings Whon tho peoplo stop to think they itrst speech in tho Kentucky campaign olhortlckotij of which 205000 would parasite Ho says it is a blood dis Â¬ in Mb-- performances- dont go wrong Thoy may bo hur Â¬ at Winchester Monday Ho wa3 Tho polls close at 4 p m under tho be for tho Democrats or a plurality ease and manifests itself through tho Rbmembuv tlio polls close at 4 tT rahed into mistakes but their sobor now law giveu an enthusiastic rccoption o clock- under tho miw luwv f 95000 most tender parts Lvcrdict is sure to bo right J Select small trees for transplanting illl in first with fine rich soil and do oiot crowd oithor fruit or ornamental trees r Sherman Texas has a 90000 jail from which ten prisoners recently es- Â¬ Good seed good well prepared caped by sawing through iron bars ground good cultivation and care in with a 35 cent file harvesting storing and marketing aro Rev Dr John Hall aud Rev Dr all necessary to success in farming Itobort Russell Booth have resigned Save good seed and during the from tho Board of Directors of tho wlutor plan for thorough preparation Union Theological Seminary as a ro sult of tho dispute with the Presby Â¬ and cultivation next year While the weather is pleasant is a good timo to terian church do tho fall breaking The National Womans Christian The Ohio Agricultural Experiment Tcmpcrcnco Union convention convens Station has been investigating tho The at- Â¬ in Denver Colo Friday tendance promises to bo exceedingly food of tho robin and lias como to tho largo and tho convention will contin Â¬ conclusion that it takes moro food that is iHotul to mankind thau thoso things ue until next Wednesday which do people harm Fusion botween tho Democrats aud The Rocky Mountain Husbandman Peoplos party in Portland Ore was completed Tuesday Tho members of says that Montana never put up moro tho two parties will give their votes to hay than she has this year and the two Domocrat and two Peoplos party quality of tho hay was nover bettor Thousands of tons were put up with cadldatcs spent an with out being touched by a sprinkle of Twenty five tons of well dressed flax by tho growers ot flax in Now Zealand will bo placed on exhibition at tho Worlds Fair pagcdggeflgaaasafe HICKS CARPET STORE Lexington No 37 North Broadway Second Floor IKZsr- A 1- vf 11 Â¬ - a - I - i u K su r Mr c 4 4 tiil fr ift 7 Vfs kt 1 itl6 t 1 M 1 H fH ij- - oi v Ti A J1HvVj j Mil tfv e ic 3fc Sv A i ii -- TV V- - u c V 0 St BY0eAIE 7 STEBMy AND CROP AByOOATJBi 4 -- WW2x2EXii SVtfitmVT 3WgllTZFl LAND v 8f OCK - fX i t i VlWiAVW H VILW -17 J T H W Well-kno-jv- GONE WRONG ii Young Mans Fall vF 4 W l W iii K pp ii M k l f fr IM1 i Anothor woll knovni ymmg man lias trotvb wrong ontTT C Quisonbur n is in jail with tho serious charge of Beautiful gold goods watches set rings pihi ctyu grand larceny upon tholato opposite ft ctci Fine Stones the most elegant Diamonds his namo Successors to Wells Hazelrigg Quisenbury is connected with ono of tho prominent families in the State Fall and winter stock now full ancj complete m and lived at Wichostof Ky For fo J B Goqdpastcr Perry Goodpastcr EAST MAIN STREET txt n vnrlhn has Leon a trusted era- - and Jeff Dawson to Now York last comprising noveltiesjin Dress Goods foreign and m m On last Saturday some ployo ortlo Mammoth Clothing Storo Saturday domestic Silks Underwear Hosier Yarns etc and enjoyed tho confidouco of Mr person or persons shot with small shot Ladies and childrens shoes in abundance and m Simonson Ho married a handsome two largo hogs belonging to Jacob ii vv very low young ladyf from tho neighborhood of Warner iir tho fattening pen at Winchcstexyaml thoy havo lived hap Â¬ Clarks Ono of tho hogs weighing Our carpet depaftrhent islcbmplete with Fine in togclhor oi Hemlock street in botweon 350 and 400 pounds died pily Carpets Rugs Mattings Oilcloths etc f Parkland Mrs Quisenbury is now Owingsvillo Outlook KIT Fino and latest stylo Wall papers plain aud decorated Picture stylish ana wen selected line ot la d tes i i Vimnin viRltinL hor naronts and just n mo arc oiatoriai etc H A Rogers of Wados Mill neigh p his arrest her husband had rejackets on hand to 3fcow Gloves ribbons trim- Â¬ before borhood sold to S V Sparke North Maysvlllo Streetfor Mt Sterling Kyi ccived a Jetter from hor mings arid notions of all kinds always on hand Carlton Alexander of Paris 59 head V Sept 20 ly motiths past tho Mammoth For six Come in and ask for what you want we have it missing goods Sometimes of export cattie weight 1300 lbs at has boon aud 1 premium on tho head a suit of clothes an overcoat or a pair 3c I i e i North Niddletown Advance of shoes would disappear and no To make an Investment in a Building and Loan Associatit t trace of them could bo discovered At J A Ramsey auctioneer reports be pure to take stock in the Iougthabout a week ago when several tho sale of W jEI Garnor and O S 01 Main Street Mt Sterling Ky imml rod dollars worth ot goods had Johnson as poorly attended and prices been taken Messrs Klcinhans and not good tho Shorthorns selling at Simonson sent for Officers Cross and les3 than they wero worth by weight They at ouco begau an Some well bred young horses also sold SchlagoT V Because it is tho only Association that gives you a definite contract Bel investigation but for a time they low A bar colt bv Valdemcor dam ru t wouuiuuoii mat puonsnes proves by actual calculal j could learn nothing by Post Boy brought 116 tho best Not Hl3 Stylo Michcal Gibbons administrator tion VV its stock matures in 7 years Becausoaim will not bo disappointed that you a pair of price realized however Yesterday r When VOll Wish n nn nw Tlnncon U A few mules were sold thQproporty of thoestatoagcQrd Kroihtho St Louis Post Dispatch i ua not anow me UTOW Yi 7 associs pantaloons silently took their depar- Â¬ also sold at low figures uui Tho wildcat cry will not cost tho property or specutato in real estate Becauso Winchester ingto advertisement on Thursday Iff uuoi wunuiuaB ture and tho officers concluded to Court J A Ramoy auctioneer re- Â¬ Brood maros sold from 70 to 135 Democrats a dozon votes in tho whole nnrTmtiTA in u ii miu uiiuiLiimmH nr rmo K nKi iwasa 41 - H i 5 v v Aii a ubjaucw ii iiiiiin n iiii w iiir cim intidniiit xTnM HI uvwu wuiiuajiy UUUUUS look for them in thp pawn shops ports 800 catto on tho market No ono work mulo brought 65 dollars United States No banks will ever bo IIIVKUIfirtl ujLxi d itna UrinillI VUU WI Will UUULSi umvw U4UU4U was strictly choice feeders The first placo they visited offered Best work horses from 30 to 110 mulo allowed to circulate a worthless cur- Â¬ Brnnue on Market street only one offerings brought 3 to 3Ac 900 and colts 20 to 30 hogs Si cents peril rency udder a Democratic administra- Â¬ C W HARRIS President W f THOMPSON Soo Tieas and a half squares from tho Mammoth 1000 lbs feeders 2G0 to 3 Light sheop 290 to 590 per head hay tion Every man who reads knows VV A DeIIAVEN Counsel VVILLfAM OHONnnRrT thoy found a great quantity ui common catllo dull and not wanted There 450 to 550 per ton oats 1150 per that thoro b ho wiidcatting in DR C DUERSON J M VANARSDELL Arravi T the stolen goods all of which had been t0 travCl l J B Smith shipped Thursday ton corn in field 155 per barrel j Grovcrplovoand cctfully ask my friends tofelll it nnflCCJnn0f pyhnvnUy by Quisenbury At once the 315 catile average weight about 1525 farming implements sold fairly well pawned c iJluuu uloUK aul tul05 ni e l X 6 officers walked up to tho Mammoth to 1550 Jl3 which wore bought at NAHSDELL aug 23 ly J W Henry returned from the Tho Norwegians in Chicago last M H Ilisio Ss Son sold last and created a sensation among tho 4c Louisville tobacco market on Thurs Â¬ wcok celebrated tho discovery of clerks by placing Quisoubury under wcok a Jot of high grado tobacco at day 116 sold ten hogsheads of tobac- Â¬ America by Lief Edkson four hun Â¬ prices ranging from 19J to 25Ac arrest charged with the theft co that averaged 10 cents at homo dred years beforo Columbus was The young man broke down com- Â¬ Winchester Democrat born It is gopqrally conceded by pletely when ho was informed that J D Rcid bought of J Skidmore tho learned that Northmen voyaging against him and made Mossrs Poor Embry have bought 21 extra feeders average 1200 lbs at to thoy had a Greenland did venture across His pleadings not up to date fully 900 head of cattlo for 3c a full confession Baffins Bay mado their way along slopping purposes that havo cost them to be prosecuted wero really pitiable E R Prowitt has rented of W D tho coast of what is now Now England tho dis Â¬ from 200310per 100 lbs tho top IIo seemed to care moro for Thompson of Clark his farm of 455 and loft here and thoro memorials for a nice bunch from E W Lee of grace it will bring upon his wifo and of their visit or visits It ig proper Boyle fed on slop last winter and acres at 324 per acre family than tho prospect of linprison to admit aud commemorate W II Rcid has rented tho Jas onough mmit At tho iail tho tears rolled averaged 1193 lbs Thoy have over 700 head now tied up to slop and thoy are S Gatowood farm on Spencer 500 this is a fact Ono of tho adornments down his cheeks as ho gave his name of Commonwealth avenue in Boston acres at 400 per acre and age and ho was sobbing iu a doing extremely well is a noblo ideal statuo of Lief Erikson Mr J II Browning of this county heartbroken way when he was locked i mi TheJournal3 Bluff 7 00dh has bought tho farm ofProf Patterson in a cell 7 M pnl Any person having 1500 to bet Noticing a reporter for tho Post President State College Lexington sit- Â¬ 8 pD M J OBrien thp defaulting Su AND A FUIi OF AGRICULTURAL that Harrison will not carry tliO State taking tho particulars of tho case he uated 3 miles from Nioholasvilleand promo Treasurer of tho Catholic of Now York can be accommodated KolI begged him to say nothing about it containing 110 acres for 30C0 Mr MENTS THv by calling at the Journal office Five Knights of America has closed tho Ex8nr to kill himself if it was Browning expects to movo his family threatening lease for a second class bar room on hundred ouo thousand or fifteen written up He says his friends will the first of March hundred dollars will bo wagered on Market street Chattanooga bo able to scttlo tho matter with the Hogs aro lively and prices well main- Â¬ the result Mt Sterling Journal iirm and ho will not be prosecuted tained Some sales wero mado in Tjih Before tho paper had been on tho That Winchester is a big city and t Tho young mans downfall is at Â¬ caster on last Monday at 490 for im- Â¬ street ten minuets tho attentiouof some ono whoso peoplo take an interest in played nightly New South and Pioneer Cane Mills Cooks Evaporators tributed to oontz Ho mediate delivery Lancaster Rccord- - of our betting men was called to tho what is goiug on was attested by tho and at the principal games and tho money llomestead Pans Cider Mills Saw Mill Supplies and Belting above Tho 1500 was at onco secured fact that Sonator John G Carlisle and stolen he obtained from tho sale of tho and tho party proceeded to the Jour Judge W II Holt who spoko at the D C Tcrhuno bought in Morcor clothes must have been spent in this nal office Tho proprietors wero found samo time each had a crowded house Boyle aud Washington 20 head of way Louisville Post but said the bet has already beeu Tho formeV spoko at tho Opera House sugar mulo colts for Mr Quisenbury is well known iu medium taken The boys came out of the which waa packed whilo ho showed this county where ho married into Curry Rue of Mercer at an average office swearing they did not believe tho Iniquities of tho tariff and the om ot our best families The lady of about 50 per head the little old offico had fifteen dollars Force Jij II Judgo Holt held forth f he married is a noblo young woman D C Tcrhuno bought at Lancaster in it much less fifteen hundred Tho at the Court house and his spoech LEADING HAEDWARE MERCHANT and ihc with all her relatives who will Monday 42 mulo colts two thirds of Journal man refused to toll by whom was principally directed toporsuadiug feel his disgrace so keenly has the them mares and all good cotton stock tho bot was taken Certain ho did not Democrats to scratch their tickots deepest sympathy of all Quisenbury at 4125 per head average and want any moro of that kind more especially in tho raco for Appel himself is widely connected and has shipped them toLowisburg Tcnn late Judge always stood high iu tho estimation of un uctobor 60 at tho residenco of are not built Clark county Democrats Danville Advocate that way and Hazelrigg Wo sincerely those who knew him hor husband Jackson R Wilson in Lager seer Jttuencnener Pilsener Golden Eagle an d KJ and all tho rest of tho ticket will rq Mrs Rose Wagers is shipping two this county Mrs Margaret liope tho account given above isexag- Export Bottle Beer Wilson in ceivo tho samo support Winchester crated and that ho may conio out of hundred and fifty barrel of corn to about tho GO year of her age Aro tho most porfect products ot tho art o bccr maktng by common Mrs consent Futthermoro Versaills bis present difficulties It was sold for 225 per Wilson was born in Breathett county Democrat PHYSICIANS AND MEDICAL JOURNALS barrel doliverd at the depot at this and vory recently camo to nd vnrWy reside in U for tho 1 Mr Stevenson candidate for Vicc- - place flrviuo Sontiuel w The Mountain SonlinoIVoll No lis i i bhcji a especially profess onnl our midst She was an most estima- Â¬ 7 unsurpassed If has been our aim to beset with nrf a remedy Prcsdent has given out his letter of manufacture tho very welcomed to our table Edited by thorcbv re lovn tho h nnfthnnmnr ti- nifii r i ble christian acceptance It only occupies a column At Mr L T Thi plkelds f ale Tues Â¬ walk in life woman adorning every E C and J B Park it is stmctly beneaclalreifUeydOnopo j TOr- of tho Courier Journal and deals with day corn sofd at 153 t 1GS iu tho professed with tho graces which sho Democratic aud will exert its in- Â¬ iioumvcr8ai uho or our As a wifo constant as a the tariff tho currency and tho Force field mother devoted as a neighbor kind fluence to tho advancement of tho Throughout tho Bill Tho ltopublicans havo been United States ot America It Is tho purest malt and hop At tho sale of BcattvFulIenwider as a friend tiino tried and flro tested doctrines of ottraotj faithful as a christian for conva JcscenU to gln ttrength and manufactured doing a deal of gassing about Mr vUaUty of which about thirty head humble Horse that party Tho Sentinel is a bright your rSclan nia Her remains woro borno by Stevenson and Mr Cleveland not be Â¬ wero disposed sold 50 to 390 per newsv outspoken sheet aud will wo The vlohn Hauk Brewing Co Cincinnati Ohia ing in accord Referring to Cleve- Â¬ head Jersey cows brought extra her devoted family and friends to her hope Avin success Oct4f2 1yr native homo to rest in poaco in tho lands letter Mr S says His treat- Â¬ good prices Shelby Sentinal midst of those to whom she was devo ment of tho issues now before tho Worlds Fair Albums Good Looks F B Henry has sold his farm of ted and by whom she was greatly Farmers and Wago Earnoro Know country for discussiou aud settlement Given away by tho C II D tho uoou looks aro moro than tikin rlnnnil Party organs and protection tracts was so complete I can do little nioic about one hundred acres near this city beloved fJ havo bristled with figures designed to Woi lds Fair Itouto from Cincin donomUno nnnn n hnnUI isi to Mr Joseph C Gillespie at 60 per Neighbor than endorse his position and give it nati A magnificent album of of all tho vital organs convinco workinsrmon aero Carlisle Mercury that wnoa If tho liver tho emphasis of my unqualified ap- Â¬ Public Speaking havo advanced aud farmers that prices Worlds Fairviows has been published bo inactive you havo a bilious look Wheat has declined to 72 cents in proval D which will bo sent if your stomach ia Hon II B Kinsolving will address havo risen Now on this noint warm- - by tho C II disordered you Chicago the lowest price iu that mar the pcoplo of this county upon tho carnors and farmers aro bettor inform to any address on receipt of ton conts havo a dyspeptic look and if your Tho young people belonging to tho ket on record in stamps Tho Cincinnati Hamilton kidnoys bo affected you havo issues of tho present canvass at tho uyjjP tho politicans Epworth League of this city were a pinch Their sourco Ss W D Clark bought Wednesday of following times aud places Dayton in connection with tho od look Secure crood linnlfl invited to a novel and rarely enjoya Â¬ ormformatlou is tho pay roll and tho nri Aarons Run Wednesday Nov 2 at markets Every workingman knows Motion Route is tho only lino running will havo good looks Electric Hit M ble entortainment at tho residenco of Geo B Nelson GO head of 1100 cattlo at 3 J cents per pound aleo of Mr 7 p in Pullman perfected safely veslibulcd ters s tho great allorativo and tonic Dr and Mrs Stoops near tho city on whether his wages aro bettor or worso acts directly on theso vital organs than thoy wore and whether the cost of trains with dining cars from Cincin- Â¬ unres iiimples blotches boils iriday night It consisted of a McKee of Lawroncoburg 55 head of Lovco Thursday Nov 4 2 p m aud Howards Mill Friday Nov 4 10 living Is higher or lowor Every nati to Chicago Tho Velvet trains gives a good comploxtioil Tacky Party aud that it was a about samo weight at 3 cents Thcso Sold at D aro admittedly tho W SMLloyd4 drugstore 50 couts per thorough success is evidenced by tho cattle wero bought for Spurgeon Bruu am farmer knows whothor ho crots moro or of tho C II Co of Louisville Finest on Earth and tho lino is a botttlo Spencer Station Friday Nov 4 2 less for his products now than ho did tXtravagant praises indulged in by Winchester Sun p Ml and whatovor niay bo tho facts ovory representative Worlds Fair route tho young people who attended Milwaulcco sufforod tho moh disas- Grassy Lick Saturday Nov 0 2 p intelligent wage earner aud farmer has For tickets rates etc address any aud portook Corn in field sold at 205 in Fayotto oftho hospi Â¬ C II D agent To get an album iiuiwuiouiiiiiuaj jugiu jnat ar m tality of their agrccablo nis own opmion as to whothor pro- Â¬ sond your address with ton conts host last wcok Fat hogs 5 in city ot this counlry has oncpuntorcdl Evorybody is cordially invited to at tection has been to him a boon or a stamps to E O McCormick G T A since tho great Boston flro Forty and hostess Those who attended six J S Baughman sold f o R S RubscI toud theso mcotings Cincinnati O wore dressed in tacky burden Now York Herald 13 5t stylo and acres wero burned over and the Ipsa went to tho entertainment in drays a bunch of fat hogs avcrago 300 pound reached away up in tho millions Laugdons crackers frcshat ABaum at 4 cents Danvillo Advocate To morrow is tho last opnortunltv Four ivo8 are known to dump carts etc havo been Sons Phifdren Cry for Pitchers Casiorfa 14 2t you will havo to register lost and a largo number iujured Alexander of Paris sold to T C Eastman of Now York his herd of nearly 700 Export cattle averaging 1800 lbs for a1 sunt aggregating 65000 Tlnb catilo aro for shipinont to England and aro said to bo the fittest herd ofTcaltlo iu tho country Tho cattle will bo shipped iu install- Â¬ ments the first shipment having been madoThursday Mart Corbin shipped two car loads ofoxcufor which ho had paid 3 per hundred and four car loads belonging C mmmmmmmi Dry Goods Gr g Dry nW a iu SILVERWARE new designs for the 1 Ms is I liriE - 1 I i Also the most artistic J 3QO 1 OPt2ST3BlTT-AX-- i 1 k i ll All IS J WJONES Age i i Wall Paper and Paints n - Grubbs i Hazelrig W HEN v e r NO a w dMlMMliM meMPMMmSii COLTTTRT A Of Louisville Kv i - uuuuriuuso ii - nn0 I VVIl LOCAL BOARD vnvrr VniT ao HARDWARE QUEENSWARE TINWARE WOODEN - LLINE WJ Mitclieil MshBros WagoSgf ED MITCHELL The John Hank Brewing Cos V 2ESE KSJ 1111 - nSS lnvalcl Bottled Beer wyJy iv nti IfaMiti r rj viimm HO is no rjH a a o r f f 1 Mv STEELING TRiMULBiBROs ADVOCATE TUESDAY - NOVEMBER 1 1JS92 Wi iffWp As- - A- - K iri f WHOLESAlE V K w Grocers R4MBLE BROS AlSVSlcali irf FV 1 i a AnA KZeixaaecisr - Prescription T1n PU re --DEAXEKS r i f KT STERLING 4v KY PERSONAL JiUcJf i School Books School Supplies Puro Inks poncils T Oils and Varnishes clcs Also e advocate -- in t t ri Df dgsf ed curves oo M i c Itf- - Bros Druggists All Toilet Arti- - MURDER MOST FOUL Tho 1 MENTION i f 1 i i DEATHS Mrlbr 8 BatlMf ofBall county was in this city Saturday on business - Mis Lula Kcrwof Bourbon is vis i I iting hor aunt Mrs Mary Chorn Owpn 3clSFnt kA M 4 oMopktpini the polls open under tho Fitch ana cioso at i rai Mr spend Sabbath with his wifes parents and wifo came up to to his residence Simrall has moved his Miss Eva Bruton of Mt Sterling on West Main has been visiting Mrs Julia Anderson Carlislo Mercury tho past week -- WhitU bopght Saturday of rolcha building lot on Syca- Itreet adjoining iiishandsomo bee for 750 Mr AVhitt will l cottago on part of tho lot and balancdtd his residence lot salary of tho County Judge en increased to 81000pcr year je dounty Attorneys salary to h Col Thos F Rogore of Mt Ster- Â¬ 2 u This is as it uhould ho The yct too little Owiugsyillc U Scott and Miss Jessio klngton were married in Wednesday Miss Beaa is If Dr Duorson of this city jmu a frequent visitor here fwho is a grandson of Van pson haB many frtouds among Mo L 1 ling was in this city last week on Richmond Register business M i Rev Father Lambolin of Lexing Â¬ ton so well known to many of our pcoplo waslnTiio city Wcduesday t Doputy Commissioner cf Insurance Gapt WT Havens spent Saturday and Sunday with his family in tho city Robert Smith and Rogor Barnes are homo from a fishing and hunting trip on Licking they report a pleas- Â¬ ant timo and Miss Ella very pleasant trip up tho Mills had a S A last week to seo Johnson K Station friends Editor Bollard of tho North Middle town Advance was in tho city yester day and his pleasant faco lighted up our sanctum Doputy Marshal laniels bS Judge W H Holt whom Judge J i 1U IU11 prisoners on Sunday II Hazclrigg is going to defeat for Lod them in jafl Sovon were I Appellate Judge was in in tho city d with selling whisky without several days last week and three Jas Fox of JPiJrry J II Williams of Frenehburg hn Sandlin and Ellis Deaton of charged with tho murder of U Mohcfeos excellent County Attorney hal Hamilton in Breathitt accompanied by his daughtor honored our office with a call Wednesday lqd August Miss Mary E Smith of Mt Sterling Alburn a younj man living who attended tho Scolt Bean nuptials ayilio Bath county was is the pleasciit guest of Mrs Rose ids city Sunday and Whitfield on Ohio street Lexington IiVbqalt ton days ago Gagotto tanclimizcd a uiim- and Richard Lawrence- White Lby giving them Chiles of Mt Sterling woro in town Ic caught Old- Horace Lane of Mt Ster Â¬ 20 L B Sunday ling was in town Saturday Owings 3A Jas Scholl Mi68 Minnio Groves 1 - Died fat tho rcsidonco of her son aud only child Spencer Maupin near Olympia Springs Bath county Mon- Â¬ day October 24 1892 Mrs Mary Maupin at tho rino bld ago- of 77 For sixty flvo years she has been a consistent member of tho Christian church at Sponcor in this cQifnty having been baptised by that grand old soldier oi the crossf glider John Smith Tho npblo old mother in Isrcal lias for a long lifotimo served hor Master as faithfully as she knew how aud is How inheriting tho glory that rewards tlibso who lbvo Him Burial services at tho gravo by Rov John B Wi Trimble on Wednesday wifo of Lexington at Â¬ Maupju and tended th6 burial Miss Lizzio Fletcher aged oz anu a most ostimablo bhristian woman of this city died at hor homo on Queen street on Wednesday aftor a linger Â¬ The ing illness of consumption deceased was a sister of W II and Funeral at the Robert Fletcher Christian churchiThursday by Elder aud B W Trimble aud interment in Machpeiah cemetery Mrs Carrio Suithcr daughter of W T Gilkoy formely of this city died at hor homo at Chrismau 111 Sunday morning at 10 eclock - t GREAT SPEECH Senator Blackburns Address to a Great Assemblage in Our Cdurt House - of Mt Sterling Again Reddonod tWith tho 41 Streets a murder if possible more dcvil lishly cold blooded than that of Tip- Â¬ ton and Howard Tho timo has come whon it is Criminal to bo silent about such foul crimes Awako to tho ne Â¬ cessities of tho hour goodcitizenp and see that tho officers of tho law have your moral support in executing tho law of tho land boforo wo come lo that point whero the better elemont of straugcrs shall shun our town as they would a lazar house to Blood of One On Saturday afternoon true to ap- Â¬ pointment Senator J C SBlackburn mot the largest crowd that has over assembled in our Court House to hear liimdisctiss the political issues of tho hour TlioSduator made a magnifi Â¬ cent address anaigning the Republi- Â¬ can party in his characteristic style lie first paidliiS respects to tho Rob ber Tariff and other meannesses of tho Republican party and then addressed himself to an oxposo of that crowning act of deviltry tho Forco Bill lor the attenipltfdpassago of this measure he paid hA respects to tho Republican partyin tho most approved manuorand oxposed in all its hiilcousuess the ma Â¬ lignity of tho rilomcasurc Someone had misinformed him about the Ga Â¬ zette not favoring tho Forco Bill and ho paid that paper tho unmerited com pllincnt of being too honest to favor such a hellish scheme for tho subver- Â¬ sion of pcaco and order in tho South Somebody had told him of how the Gazette is now trying to sneak out of its advocacy of tho Forco Biland he understood they had not endorsed it of Montgomery County Superintendents Report of Schools Countys Citizens Hurt District No 12 Reports 84 A 1 - v- pupil children j draws 21108 See Brown Foully Assassinated Emma Roberts tho popular and eff- Â¬ icient teacher school opones at half By Henry Boiling past seven and clones at half past four it is easy to understand Another murder foul and brutal has becu added to tho long list of crimcB charged against our city Another quiet inoflensivo citizen has fallen a victim to a murderers hate Tho deadly pistol has again gotten in its deadly work aud set the charge of murder against another mans name On Saturday ovening ai tho crowd that had been listening to Senator Blackburns speech was dispersing and whilo tho streets were full of men women and children Henry Boiling of Jcffersonvillo this county walked up behind See Biown also of tho Jcffersonvillo neighborhood and without ono word of warning placed a pistol to tho back of hU head and shot him dead Brown staggered and foil prono upon his face his life blood Miss Business Mention 1 For best white oats g0 to Barnes Trumbo ll 4t Several splendid offices for building tho Tyler-Appei-fc- THE COUNTY SUED John H rent in 11 tH l paying1 clean cotton rags I am 1 per hundred for ll 4t an invoice of now packed peaches pears apricots and plums Price very low and quality tho best J B White 11 dt I have just received t JO MARKprESKY O 1 others pay mr aH with checks villo Outlook dpastyirBjjfnlc of Owingsvillc Mrs Mattle Schooler and children have returned to Mt Sterling aftor Yanatrtwerp returned on Thurs- - spending several days withMrsiAllio Miss Lizzio Mason of im a fishing trip to tho Cum Gaitkill d Tho jwrty had a splendid Mt Sterling is tho guest of Miss Mary Evans North Middlctown Advance o N f J Bwu Is tho horo of tho party in that Hon H B Kinsolvhlg and family kt a bass 2V iflches long are homo from a visit to Dr Percy ler was delightful and every Benton of Broadhead Rockcastlo pod to add to tho pleasant county Mr Kin6olving did some ii smita returned on work for tho Democratic party in that his homo in Washington part of tho district while ho was gone us tho Gouorals health is Ho reports tho outlook for tho Demo- Â¬ it has been for months cratic causo in that section very fine Bob Catfctt loft Monday to attend Z T the K T S at Mt Sterling pupils of Mrs Harris school Young ofMt Sterling was in town delightful entertainment at Miss Josio Lauth visited iool roonij on Friday after Sunday Do you want an elegant ofilco You can find no better than ono in the Tylor Appersou building Il tf Scycral splendid offices with all conveniences for rent in tho Tylcr 11 tf Apperson block Protect your health by having Brunncr to riiako you a pair of his all 10 Gt around cork 6ole shoes i Go to Brunucr and lot him mako you a pair of his cork solo shoes and r keep your feet warm aud drr io 1 1 Go to Barnes Trumbo for coal of 11 lt all kinds Goto Baruea Trumbo for Ka- uayha salt ll it Daimond dyes at J B Whites Walker Flle3 Suit Against Avclling in a surging tide over the Tho Montgomery County In the Sum pavement was murdorcr Ot 5153878 promptly arrested by Marshal Wilson His examining trial was set for yes Suit was filed on Tuesday Oct 25 in the Montgomery Circuit Court by terday morning at 9 oclock awaiting John II Walker contractor against Which ho was lodged in jail The the county for atf amount aggregating caso was then continued till Thursday tho large sum of 5153878 which ho morning claims is duo him for work and as Tho shooting happened on Main damages He places tho value qf tho street jii6t in front of Green Clay building at 4559755 andjtho balance iu dainages etc He gives tho county Chenoult8 A few minutes after tho credit for payments aggregating 19- - murderer was arrested Browns body was taken lo Eastius undertaking es- Â¬ 0J320 Ho sue as wo understand it to sot tablishment where Coroner Daly aside his contract with the county on held an inquest tho ground that tho plans and specifi- Â¬ A moro foul brutal and cowardly cations would not work out and that thoy were practically abandoned by murder has not been chaigcd against tho contractor and tho committee auy man iu our community For appoiutcd by tho County Court to absolute wanton reckless disregard of superintend tho work and that there- Â¬ consequences it passes any killing wc fore ho 6hould bo paid as if thqro havo over known in this town Men was no contract This of course will on whose word wo rely toll us that bo denied by tho county and Mr Walker will havo a good timo in cstab Brown was a a peaceable houest in- Â¬ lishinghis proposition wo aro inclined dustrious citizen who attended to his to think Mr Walker and tho county own busiucss and lot that of othors Court it will bo remembered some alone but that theso vory qualiticb months since entered into an agree Â¬ hadBorved to bring upon him tho ment to arbitrate any claims Mr Walkor thought he had against tho c6urity Tho board of arbitration composed of practical architects aud builders and fairly soloctcd by tho county and Walker said tho couuty pay Mr should Walker tho sum of 1103 This decision Mr Wulkerrcfuaed to abide by and alter what that means teacher has had four years experience tho most of the timo in this district general satisfac Â¬ tion found horo children all too busy to bo very bad highest number 51 lowest 30 present 47 Mr David Webster appointed trustee in he place of C Mobcrly retiring Mr Webster ha not visicd school yet 3G daily recitations several good recita Â¬ tions woro had Class in English Grammar promises to round up soon Hope District No 29 Reports 78 pupil childron draws 19050 Mrs Henrietta Richardson teacher is a 1 good No worker in the 6chool room and seems to be trying to do extra work this year the pupils aro bright and as proud as those ot tho Limestone District several reci Â¬ tations some good readers highest number 38 lowest 13 present 28 strango to say there aro parties living near who aro uneducated themselves and yet do not send their children to school houso needs somo work two trustees present tho abovo amount of money is too much to pay for such a small attendance 2 daily rcccita tions trustees do their duty very well 4v iU fe tr 1K t IK lh6y denominated it Ameri- - horparonts Saturday aud Sunday H lt and personating Bomo of the torthat had helped to riiake lian history they brought thorn low with some of their achiov- f lofcro tho audicuccf UTiiey coa- to suit tho characters aiuU had chool room decorated for the tn wuho a number ot visitors recent to enjoy tho exercises morning1 Matt Davis engaged with othors n Wee running from the Jroad to Corinth and a seen sot whioh did not fire hen objected to going1 up and ptlng- but Mart wanted to see las tho mattor lie was inves- iWitlr the point of his drill lo dynamite exploded tearing Lrm below thq elboW and jfart Iiand One oyo was entirely id no suucrcu many otner m- - jont the head and body For anthracite coal go to Barnes Mrs GcorgoMillor of Mt Sterling is Mrs TrumbollUt a guest of relatives hero Lloyd and daughters of Mt Win New sorghum molasses vory choice Sterling arrived Wednosday and are and cheap at thojguestsof Mrs W S Gudgell 114t J B Whites uwjngsyiue upimou tFor Sale T - - f A No one Idrsoy cow aueLa sojvaud Tho Fjn and Feather Club returned tcnpigsM i on Saturday after a pleasant week M S Tyler tf spent onthe classic banks of Slate to j Lost Tho nuail and tho finny tribo suffered to some extent at tho hands of these Last Court day six cattle two steers doughty sportsmen but tho extremely brio rod aud one roan weigh 550 lbaj dry weather wo havo hadfor somo ono nice red and wliito time past jjvaa very favorablo to tho spotted hclfor weight about 750 lbs protection of both birds and fish Th6 and three yearling heifers weight boys report an excollont timo Thoy botween 500 and 000 lbs A liberal secured only about 150 quail and roward will bqgiycn4clivered toroQ theiifahobting had to bo dono in tho hero next Court day brush Thoy wore moro successfuMn B F Cloud tho way of securing fish but still did 11 tf M MUStorliugrKyjjM not do anything wondorf ul in that line For all that tho weeks sport itepairing neatly and promptly fully ropaid them for goiuc doneby J H Brunncr THE slioe - condemnation of tho lawless class in his section of tho countv From all that wo havo been ablo to learn it is doubtful if Brown knew his enemy ana assassin was in town certain it is that ho did not know he was near him when tho fatal shot wab fncd Great Expectation District No 19 RoportslOO draws 252 Egbert G Coons the energetic young mala teacher ais second school has his hands full but is discharging his duty very credibly indeed this is ono of the best schools and one of the best districts in tho county good laud good roads good pcoplo for the suc- Â¬ cess of this school even in days long past much credit is duo to the Henry family borne of whoso children are found to day on tnu teachers loll highest number 04 lowest 37 pres Â¬ ent 54 number of daily recitations 35 somo of the larger and more ad- Â¬ vanced pupils assist tho teacher trus- Â¬ tees W T Ilonry Thomas Northcntt and Mr Davis they visit school oc Â¬ casionally Autioch Ditrict No 10 Reports 53 children draws 13350 Mrs Emma Walker teacher first class qualification and very popular as a teacher nine years experience patrons supplement school fund tcachors arm was biokon by falling from her horse but she lost only ono day from hor school highpst number 36 r B la I u n r4 si f mdnlhsof waiting brings through his attorneys Judge Wnl Liiidsay of Frankfort and Mcaais Z T Young fandJJrLA Elliston of this city suit for the alleged amouut duo him from tho county Sh1 How Mr Walker expects to rccovor after entering jhto a written agree mont to abido by tho decision of a competent board ot arbitration agreed upojiby hinisolf and tho County Court wo aro unablo to say Every citizen of tho cdunty Wants to see Mr Walker paid all that is duo him but they certainly do not desiro thsoo tho gQuuty mulctQdiinplybecauso Mr Walker lo3t money on a contract lowest 22 picont 20 MisScb Ilowaid Fortune and Young dcorvc bpecial mention good class studying Language 27 daily recitations trus Â¬ Thero are surely euotigh good pco- Â¬ tees Wm Drake J C Fortune and plo in this county to see tho law exe- B D Pruott visit school occasion Â¬ cuted Tho law abiding element far ally houso inferior poor furniture need new fctovo pipe and window sash outnumbers the vicious classes and it badly second visit appropriate Col- Â¬ behooves every man who loves law umbus exercises and order pcaco and quiet to rco that New Crop iyiolaasaa tho armsbf tho oflloors of justice aro First arrival of Ny Orleans Mo- upheld and proper punishment ig lassos Quality excellent price rea mctedout to evil doors Tho lawless osnable J3 2t Â¬ m 5 anipngpur citizens havo earned lor m tetfMT RELIGIOUS - - r t f T IQ Ot Married at tho Court Houso on maker cnan amount ot mis- - October 27 Mr James Bibb to Miss MrTol Young and Undo Bob of tho churches of Clara Beckett both of this county Hazolriggrhavopurchasodjof Mr I N Rov E E Bomar officiating tber of thoughtless Phlpps his qloUiing cstabjishmonti ot stopped wiH Mr Bonl Gav and wifo fneo Miss Tliq firm is nojy Young nasclcrigg u n ji in u gumo slut whore patience Ella Galowood liro back from their Shouso Ad famijyhavp moved Among tho bridal trip Tho handsome young B fcuo bouplo are visiting Mrs Gays parents back to Loyje Montgomery couuty FT SthcrQWillinjdb- whero MrSwilljengagoJnJlipQnQral ter complaint Major atdcfcilouse this county morchaiulismg trade Bon js a good fat wook informed the 3ftrnto thp wito of Captain Tillman business map and wo aio sorry to table terms ho would Monday Oct 31 twiu lose him Clay City Chvoniclo Somo other par- - QputprsqftJudy daughters H R opVortunity to inter- Bom tp D W Bauni and wifo of Born Oct 27 to Peter R Cockroll uu J fovos W this1 city Sunday Oct 30 a sou and wifo a son arcot k 1 EldorH D Clark laIff Fayolto county holding a mepting vitlu thb Provdonce CJiristian church Ho y will return for his services next Sun--da- Elder W T Tibbs filled tho pulpit 6f tho Christian church Sunday morning and night in tho absonso of of Elder Clark Ho preached two magnficiout sornjons IX i Married at tho residence of Mr E E KcitliJiiniiis counEyoVTliursday cvoning Mr Joseph Botts to Miss Martha Sowoll Rov Wilsou offici- Â¬ ating Seo thoso nobby neckties at Sharp Trimble Dontona ld 2t IM V vV v r C I Montgomery a reputation for disorder that is anything but enviable It is timo tho hotter olemont backed up tho officers of our courts with that amount of support that shall scciuo a proper execution of tho laws To tho over lasting disgrace of our comity it is charged and charged openly that among tho leaders of two mobs said to have been formed hqro lqccntly for hangingfnurdererf the one that hung Murphy and tho other that wont to Frenehburg for tho purpoo of secur Â¬ ing Brbpkshlrc woro parolcft con Â¬ victs who wcro tlicmsclvos tent to tho ponilentlary for murdor Grcat God I can such things bo Mont gomery lias upbraided Mcnofeo for tho oxistenco of a maudlin 6onilmont that would not inflict tho death pen Â¬ alty for a foul murdor Mcnofeo pco- Â¬ plo will no very apt to watch with a critical oyo what Montgomery will do ihju if P Guthrie of Mt Stcrliugv Kyt representing Gicon Hullalcr Ufusjiw- - w ft Co of Louisville wholaleV dealers in Boots and Shoes viill4 call on tho merchants of Central janJ Eastern Kentucky every sixty Idays Any orders directed to Mr Guthrie Tjlqr Apperbon block ft this city will receive prompt at-- ktontlon ltrrhJ RcniomborfthdipoHs closo under the netvilaw4 Tho polls closo at 4 p m under tho jew law Lot every Domocrit be suro to get to tho polls early Tho polls must closo at 4 p in n vJ at 4 r m j Every negro will ho at tho polls early Democrats dont forget it you vote next Tuesday you must votgTn foro 4 oclock in tho aftcrnjbon Tho polls closo at that hour -- rt ty mrmmmmm T Ai lfaRlli Wf Sffii f 0 o MT STEELING ADVOCATE TUESDAY NOVEMBER 11802 mSSZ THE ADV0CATL Papas Own Girl DAIRY NOTES Tho wooing had progressed splen Â¬ didly It had ovon progressed to a point whero alio had boon won that is ostensibly won If sho proved to lo a truthful girl 8ho would in timo be his wlfo If sho wcro not truthful well no man wants a wifo who is not truthful Thats tho way some men consolo themselves when they Avrangomcnls should bo mado for fiH to marry tho comfort of tho cows during tho But sho 6cchicd to bo truthful and winter us ho drew her closer to him he f Wood is tho best material for churns A dairy cow should lo au easy Cmilker Milk should bo strained beforo tho cream begins torisov ri Tho best profits iu dairying comes from making strictly first class but- Â¬ ter FREI ri FIRE v r K I HF Vfe mB h R w rB win for I recommend It m ruperior Infants and Children Oaatorta cores Colic CoBnttpaMoa Bour Stomach Diarrhoea Eructation Kllla Wonae girea aleep and promote Wl Utoutlnjlurious medicaUO CMterlabsoTrtfl adopted to chHdrentht to ny preecrlpttoa IL A Arches K D bKnrntomo ill Bo Oxfwd Bt Brookljrci N Y reetlon dt whispered And when wc aro married dear Â¬ gestion est wo will have tho happiest homo A cow for milking purposes should in all tho wide wide world convert her food into milk rather than sho replied Yes George There can never bo a harsh word flesh ju our home Cows need good food pure water So George and warm shelter to mako them pro Â¬ And when I como homo tired and fitable for milk or butter worn out with work at tho offico and Tho Colorado experiment station tho worries of business youll bo kind has found that by changing toed tho to me quality of milk is considerably varied Yc-e-s A great many dairymen think that ice cold water hinders tho cows di- Â¬ of tntollfcont families who do not keep Caetona within easy reach Hew York 6ty Lato Pastor Bloomlncdalo Deformed Church ClBLOd HAftTT D D It merits to well iu supererogation known that It scctna a work Few are tho to endorse The itw ot Cantorfe is BOUnlrenal and For scTeral jww I bare recommended your Cwtorla atid shall always continue to do so as It bag inrariably produced beneficial reeuIU Eowih F Fixcss M D Tbo Wlfithrop lSSUi Street and 7th Are Xew York City 77 If r9bu wapt good Insurance insure with HOFFMAN If you want reliable Insurance Ihsure with HOFFMAN If youwantto insure in compa- Â¬ nies that pay all losses promptly insure WithHOFFMAN He represents more companies and pays his losses with morepr6mptness than any agent in Eastern Kentucky and insures at rates as low as any agent of a iirst class company Office Traders Deposit Bank ist floor m ttsa Jr Ai Ttm CtxTic Oohfaxt Kouiut 8wtxT fcir Votuc George As milk and butter is worth nioro Youll sootho in tho winter than summer arrange me and put mo in a better humor Irn ment should bo mado to havo winter s but say George milkers Yep dearest tryu iTfSi Whats tho matter with your ipuji Eistorn dairymen seem to be lflHfiljjlipniyuc5fiii55 doing a little of this yourself agreed that corn in smut docs not in- Â¬ Why darling jure cows if thoy aro allowed suffi- Â¬ Yes thats all right But to come cient water and aro well fed right down to busiuess as papa says Receiving fall Importations of Vel Â¬ whats the matter with you being Tho care of milk must begin at tho vets Dress Goods Blankets Hosiery If allowed to become kind to mo when things go wrong beginning Underwear including Crocadilo remain filthy Onco sour I dont want to do all you know filthy it will sweetened cannot bo weaves in color and blacks Storm Youre not looking for a private it bcrges in all tho popular colors The fertility of tho soil increases nurse arc you l Camels hair effects Homesnun and when dairying is followed In grain Why Mabel When tho cook leaves unoxpectly to productions unless a careful system Flannel Suitings silk and wool 3 go to tho bedside of her second cousin of rotation is followed the soil is warp Henriettas Drapes Almas you might bo just a triflo considerate gradually depleted of its fertility Tricots and Broadcloth in all colore you know is it a go Tho silos to bo used for tho dairy lino of Zciglers Shoes under How strangely you talk pot stock at tho Worlds Fair aro said to contract for early shipment Em Well they say I am papas girl havo been filled with corn raised espe- Â¬ you know and I notice when anyone cially for that purposo on tho farm of broideirs and Torchons in good sup Â¬ a Ji to make a bargain with him ho M W Dunham Wayne 111 tries ply also full lino of dress trim- Â¬ gets somo stipulations to generally mings Tho average yield of tho cows of his own interest putiu just as a pre- Â¬ 1 Now York Canada Wisconsin and Kcaution If you run tho houeo on tho other western states does not exceed ho said so far as statistics havo shown over same business principles after a moments thought well save 3000 lbs of milk per cow per annum Judge money and bo rich An English dairy Journal thinks Tho Deacons Prevarication that if more dairy farmers would vr nr t comes to mako it a rule to veal tho poorest cal- Â¬ Deacon Bradley of W the city about onco a month and he ves and raise only tho best thoy WMmMMMMiMiM WMMiMMMMMM never fails to bring his good natured would find tho profits arising from countenance right alonjr with him their cattlo increasing Tho deacon is noted for his ability Tho dairyman who raises his own to drive a bargain and tho men who heifer calves has two advantages can beat him on a trade ot any kind are just about as plentiful as parasi says an exchange He can havo them all nearly alike if ho gets a good bull ties on a porcelain pup Somo time ago ho oflercd his horse and keeps him or if ho sticks to the for 6ale a fine animal iir great one breed so that ho can breed for a roadster sound iu every part gentle specific purpose and he can by proin hanncss splendid pedigree sir per handling bo sure that tnoy aro gentle in the barn and quiet in the sired by Bullyboy out of dam Nation pasture and so on But why aro you parting with An exchange says Many farmers such a paragon asked tho prospec- Â¬ allow their woman to hunt coveis for tive purchaser their milk pans as best they can This Only one reason sir I give you my is a serious yes a criminal neglect word replied the deacon and that and docs not speak well for tho gal- Â¬ is I want to leave town lantry of tho men At odd times Tho man bought tho horse and they could if they would procure started to drive to his farm somo little thin flag stones from on inch to three distance out Pretty soon ho came to fourths of au inch in thickness and a railroad track There the animal by taking a compass could scribe a stopped and no amount of coaxing or circle and break them round and A long tested pain reliever whipping would induce hin to go thus provoko a smilo from her on Its use is almost universal by the Housewife Driving back to town he whoso face cares set so heavily across I the took the horse to a boarding stable believe iu all sunshine Â¬ Little attenFarmer the Stock Raiser and by every one left him there and went home on the tions like these go to make up the 6um requiring an effective liniment train Two weeks later he again of a happy life met tho deacon No other application compares with it in efficacy Huho I he said I thought you The amount of land in tho United This well known remedy has stood sold your horso because you wanted to States owned by members of the the test of years almost generations leave town House of Lords and British syndicates Thats just what I did sir said aggregates 20911666 acres or an area No medicine chest is complete without tho deacon with a twlnklo In his eye greater than all of Ireland 2000000 a bottle of Mustang Liniment I wanted to leave town soveral times more than all of Scotland and more hut I couldt get that magnlflcieut than half as much as England and Occasions arise for its use almost beast over the railroad crossing every day Wales MMSMeMlMM fei JLU I knew you would MlgM A HOFFMAN rtiWS Ye-c-- Boarding House Coal Coa AND rented tho Baum Ihavo Main streot and building on have fitted J8 Coal cu a ARE NOW Restaurant d A STEPHENS CALL ON Cassidyfe Smith For all kinds of v- - up a number of rooms I am there fore prepared to accommodate my friends with board and lodging by tho week day or meal Special attention paid to Court day dinners Charges rcaeonablo 31 KENTUCKY AND LUirt 1 ponfract Miial calc sannoln Ao ntfif pea n60 in tf BLUEGRASS VIRGINIA COAL tFull -- NURSERIES X FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL g- TREES OF ALL KINDS Asparagus Grnpo Vines nnd everything usunlly lound in such an establish Â¬ ment A lull stock Trices low Wo pay no agents Deccrlptlvo catalogues on applica Â¬ tion Smnll Fruits ICheapl I W MKERSON AND CONTRACTOR SI iV BUILDER 1 All Summer Goods at Cost 1 I M JOHN SAMUELS j3KJ H F HILLENMYER LEXINGTON KY Call on him and sccuro cmatf Me xican Mustang Liniment An Irishmau and a negro agreed to settle tho question of who was tho better man Thoy also agreed that as ono was satisfied ho should indicate the fact to tho other by simply saying Sufficient After pounding each other for some time tholrishmau 6ang out Sufficient wheu much to his disgust the negro exclaimed Sho I Is bin tryin to think ob dat word lor twenty miults Swfifl - m Skeletons of a Prehistoric Tribe Discovered In Indiana A special from Crawfordsville Ind under date of October 26 6ays A ric archaelogical find was un Â¬ earthed Saturday two miles west of this city in a gravel pit along the high bluffs of Sugar creek Thus far twenty fivo skeletons of aboriginal stature havo been exhumed and tho unburyingof theso mammoth bones is still going on This necropolis of long ago is filled with excited hunters of curios and scientific students from Wabash Col lege aimosi continually aim as soon as tho skeletons aro removed from tho gravel their ratling bones aro carried away to become part of departments of archaeology which aro being es- Â¬ tablished all over tho city The last skeleton taken from the burying ground was a gigantic oue measuring seven feet in length The femur alono would prove that it was that of a giant and the bones aro twice tho size of an ordinaay man The grinning head of tho giant had a perfect set of teeth and wore enamel as beautiful as polished marble llie bones of tho face wore perfect In every way notwithstanding tho fact that they must have been interred hero for centuries Tho outlro absence of vegetable matter in tho soil and tho perfect draiuajo would account for the pre- Â¬ servation of tlfo bony structure Most of tho bodies represent tho framowork of men evidently extinct for centuries This is certainly tho first discovery of skeletons in which tho characteristic development of giants has been observed It is thought by local scioutiste that thcoo boucB belonged to a tribo of aborigines but this theory can not bo fully es- Â¬ tablished by tho tho material struc- Â¬ ture of tho skeleton x UliKEiEl CURES i BLBrj 1 I jF A Cure for the Ailments of Man and Beast rUml mni HOTOG A SURE Vnfnt llfIHIBSaJMiHftn t n m m BUT PILES and CERTAIN CURE known for 15 years as the BEST REMEDY FOR PILES ty BlCmDSQgTATLQg UtP CO ST 10 HI BLACpiTHIG I am prepared Blaclsmltulng HORSESHOEING 1 to do all kinds Repairing J OF General ASECIaMFT Boston Times It is only recently that Cuttlnarot the Llvor tho discov Largest TloBcope In the World A Chicago dispatch announces that Mr Charles T Yorkes of that city haB authorized Professor S W Burn hain and George E Halo to secure for the University of Chicago tho fin- Â¬ est and largest telescope in tho world Tho only condition attaccd to this timely gift is that the instrument fchall And Mr Alran G Clarki bo tho best of telcscopo fame has undertaken to supply a lens of forty five inches diameter just cloven inches greater than the wonderful glass at tho Lick Obsorvatorry It is Impossibloto es Â¬ timate tho value to science of such a splendid telescope as Mr Yorkers will provide for tho Chicago University Tho atmospheric conditions at Chicaga will probably prove as favorablo for telescopic work as thoso of Mount Hamolton Cal and may possibly N Y Herald prove much better Tho polls close at i p m under tho new law -- All druggists and dealers have It ery waB mado that a considerable por tion may bo removed and tho first case of removal of a tumor from this organ occurred only four years ago while only 20 such cases havo yet been reported In theso cases 17 patients recovered two died and in ono tho result was not stated A striking fact is that 16 out of 19 tu- Â¬ mors wore iu women A medical states that tho chief obstacle to writer progress in liver surgery is in diagno- Â¬ sis nearly all of the cases of tumor having been incorrectly diagnosod i havo reduced my prices te meet hard times UnlyJ Jfi lor all around shoeing and lumper cemoff for cash Special Attention Giren to Steel Vorlr lststs xurLS lonerexanca car lighter lostd lies aacxoEe otixer tlxarL arL3r 3sELO Placo opposite Jail on High Btreot Havo added to our stock of COAL tho woll known BLACK BAND and tho celebrated FIRE CREEK BLACK SMITHING COAL aud still headquarters for BELMONT PEACH ORCHARD NUT and CANNEL COALS 45 6mo Tie Toest made wri -- wagr-ori Bring in your wood work I am prepared to do anything in this lino in first class style All work fully guaranteed manning my customers for iavors l solicit a continuation of tho patronage J W locubi Bircei oppoeiw Badger Chamberlain wjgna BvBEE Henrys 1 l t if k Work is tho only uuiversal cur roncy which God accepts A nations welfare will depend on its ability to master tho world that on its power of work that on Its power of thought Tho wealth of Now England runs out of tho achoolhousos of Now England Theodore Parker -- Glxicls 8c Tones Tho Sentinels oiler of a 5 bill for Anephow of millionaire Thomas tho photograph of a workingman in Bell of California is about to contost Indiana whoso wages havo been in Â¬ tho will Ho claims Bells six chil- Â¬ creased by tho McKInloy act is still dren aro not Bells open Indianapolis Sentinel r i3jnfght riint aao aa A certain enm iuiB Tetter Salt rnti jr ncouorC io Foi tyaf Chronic Sor m Itch Prirlo tho miiiu and Files It hvYk Hundreds of case hro it after all other tMi Jured bnn It la put up la Wwn r i to w t tV5jHErf