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Digital page images are linked to the text file. a r l r O U bi MT STERLING ADV GATE i 1IFVC T JL -- JL t r A WEEKLY JOURNAL 1 jDENyQAL if IN JNTEREST WITH ITS OWN PEOPLE 1STO pfroL H in MT STEBMSTG KENTUCKY TUESDAY NOVEMBER 8 1892 15 ADVERTISING RATES na 3 Vabt Insertions tooths Insertions Three Month- 18 Insertions jvKlght Insertions Two Moattes It ia not unusual lor colds con- ¬ tracted in tho full to hang on all win s ss tor In such cases catarrh or chronic bronchitis aro almost euro to result A ilfty cent bottlo of Chamberlains 8S8SSSSS88SS Cough Komcdy will euro any cold t ow Can you afford to risk so much for jo This remedy is small an amount intended especially for bad colds and croup and can always bo doponded upon For sale by T G Julian SSS8S88S8888 ssKSSssasssss j r i n W T TVLK 11 E JF E0BEBT80N r fe t MANAGERS r i Ob8 Month JTour Insertions lit if Three Insertions t a8SSSSS888S8 I fcrl Two Insertions BlBgUS ssasssa 28888 usr it Insertion ffsisllssssT Planing MilhGo Manufacturers and dcalars In all kinds of e Court Directory Monday JOHN ECoorKRprcsdingThlrd Monday in November i Jrroai Mav and tho Fourth nnfinvrnvvHNrLKiAa n r iRnow uresldlnir Third Monday In September and March at- kn tSSi AffersoV presiding Tuesday J IfcJr Third Monday la January i T Jctober W Groves presiding First Sat- Rough I Dressed LUMBER Jtoob James tu PROFESSIONAL White Pino andPoplar Singles loors of all Sizes Sash Glazed and TJnglazed Window and Door Frames Moulding and Brackets of all kinds Verandas of every Description fcm l J B rs jAItNET A i r Attomeyat taw and Surveyor Star Planing Mill Company Mt Sterling Ky SffvS22L2L2SS22i JHUW All collections a BllDluwuiBt and real estate transactions or a l desired BOIlth 01 k Ofllcc ami w iwhukw room front -- - Josiah Lindsay -- i nr R THOMPSON MD Hi darn-8MlktcrllnBK- - AGENT ON -- - C TiX O RAILROAD nmrTslVrxiEltSON U gaSESHszss V11 1 Physician ind Surgeon illv QtAil n 11 vorw Hqfirescms iUACK 8TADLER T west of depot J - iVH nAVW Mt Sterling Ky MnnnfnKtnrm nnd dwilm in Tobacco Hocrs- hoads Rough I umbor and Lake Ice We make our business which is booming by doing tho best work and offering Rough Lumber at spec ¬ ial prices which aro never met Wo also do custom sawing v l MNG FOtlD of Mt Sterling ivy CO MiTf rtf IT1IIER8 o Cincinnati Lu HI kp mi umjl vv Atwrnv aV pnerson ounuiei rTrtcriV - mzzn WH FLETCHER AUCTIONEER MT STERLING KENTUCKY peoplo of Montgomery Offers his services to tho il It U ana surrounuinK cyunucs TiA un auvuuuu rivuiii nnlnw all sales of Personal Tropcrty and Real given to 21 Zyr Estate Terms Reasonable t - CltyAtty erKufldfe - -- - Fb uuooics TnW of Montgomery WillI practico in the counties hMi in Caldwellbuildlng TO 10 Si Ui ABUIAVW Attornoy-at-la- The Bargain Store 24 South Maysvlllo Street Opposite Opera Houso w Ofllce Court of the Commonwealth L BTONE StrccT W practice in all Courts yf x BCODUTn bONE STODUTII IXJUlsViHO I- Jngi iU corner 6th andrtlaci ny iJi Alt Telephone 1W- - The Bargain Store GORDON FRANKS Ilavo made a great change In their Clothing and Lhoo business Tliov lm 0 tho goods to suit both lich and poor young and old at priocc tm hoardof We aro telling now u2ts at 350up Ncns Shoes at l5c up Ladles blioes at 7Cc up Misses SIiods at lOcun Also gicat bargains In J - iRtoCTOR M Office O over Mt Sterling XationaUJank Mt Stcillng Ky n Dliij tt J U 3 K COX OfficoKoomCTylcr-Appei-so- uuiuimi deuce on Qnccn Btieet Hals Caps y Gents Fnrnisliing Goofls J UAZELIUGG Wo Mcelvo now iroods every week forget to call and sco us at w Dont DU otgiuu qollcctlons promptly attended to Attomoy-at-La- ti A PIATT Vcterinnry Kill bo In Mt Stlingn needed win answer iuil-siu- Smgeon eTonrt dnys When J 0 MILLER succcsor to Du HOWARD rurirn with Dr Wm Van Antwei p bnorssucci opposite tho court house Mi VN ANTnPst TTt Miller Wilson n HHAYD0NM Ctnllnn ill Office near ri sldencocoringh SiSycnmoro Sts tlnmnffntLflW Mt hicnniK Kvl Iwray nnstnln corner of Comt and ur INSURANCE AND B CLAY MoKEE A co UiT Office In TTt r O II Ait DianuM 110 M- Fizer Ulook up Btairs with JOwingsvillo from - Ilftvlng recently removed dithocltyorMtMCUngvu ana iuti xicu in in the huperior Comt I Jolnln HountiaBand Federal O urts of Kcn- nrtViifiil attertlon will bo him Klvcn to all business entrusted to Attornov-nt-Tia- w m vm REAL ESTATE Lowost Hates Choicest Companies nit Promptest Settlements OF ANY AND ALL AGENCIES CHAS REIS t MANUFAOTOnEIl OF BeooaoooeoooootoeAoooe les Harness Bridles Halters c REGULATE THE STOMACH LIVER AND BOWELS PURIFY THE BLOOD rry tho largest and most com inp of general Saddlery Goods iiyv A RELIABLE REMEDY FOR Indication BHlonanou Ileodnohc Oonttl material h m work mado of Call and by skilled workmen lino stock and learn pricis CHAS JREIS first-clt-- potion Dyincnilu Chronto Urer Trouble Dlxrlnetd Bad Complexion Wyicntcry ODcndTO Breath and oil dUorUcr or tho Btomoch IJtcf nnd Ilowcl lUpans Tabnles oontfa nothlno Injorlooj to the mont delicate eonttttntlon rieamnttotako lire Immediate relict eat 0 effectual dold by drujfirleti Atiinl bottle sent by mall on receipt ot 15 oento Addreaa THE RIPANS CHEMICAL OOt 10 8PIIUCE BTUEET NEW YOIIK CTrT The Price otSuccoss Precautions Well to Observe IT A gentleman was recently discussiug In tho Now York Ledger wo find nw - tho Corbett Sulllvan encounter Ho J tho following valuable sugestions U srm5 -was not an athlote nor interested in yu iPleuso put those lemons into a dish inw fTn 71 ua athletics bo his interest in tho contest of water aud let them stay there ten or was purely philosophical Tho fifteen minutes before you uso them troublo is ho said Sullivan was not said a lady to tho new housemaid who willing to pay tho prico of success was getting ready to make lemon Wo looked at him and one inquired pics What do you mean Why for a Tho girl looked somewhat surprised man like Sullivan to stand in tho and tho lady contiuued fore ranks of men for strength and il do not suppose that many peoplo endurance self control is tho first and Btop tothink about it but tho outsido surest element of success and ho en ¬ of a lemon is anything but clean If tirely lacked it Ho violated all tho you will look at it you will see gome lawstf health rcgardlossly until i tiny black specks like scales all over camo timo for training and then in a it Theso aro tho eggs ot an insect fow weeks ho tried to recover all that and if tho lemon is not washed they his intemperance and lack of contiol arc very likeiy to become an ingre ¬ had lost How could ho expect t dient of whatever dish tho lemon is to No man succeeds in tinyj bo used for For years I have made succeed thiug who is not willing to bond every tho practico of cleaning all tho lemons energy to tho accomplishment of tha I uso with a small tcrub bruph kept one thing One of tho newspapers for tho purpose then dropping them recently quoted a group of rough boys into a dish of water to remain for five discussing thoCorbettSullivan on or ton minutes before U6ing It is a counter One of them was heard to little troublo but I am very fond of say this the language ia coarse but having things clean especially the it shows that oven tho street boys 111- thipgs I am expected to eat acrstanu mat tno penalty 01 success Every housekeeper should mako an li WJLODOLUA W 5 rA hOLjE mnst bo paid for at a certain prico effort to familiarize herself with pure REPUBLICAN ECONOMY Well fellers do great mill is over food products so as to bo able to de- ¬ and Sullys knooked out Well it tect tho grosser adulterations If con- ¬ TheDdrhocratic sWfo Central Com- ¬ onlygoes to show dat a man oant bo sumers would mako intelligent pro- ¬ GENERAL NEWS mitted has completed a poll of Mis ¬ champcen soak and champcen fighter tests against inferior grades of food Christian Union products thero would be more hope Pontifical high mass was eelobrated souri and clrims a majority for Stono at do samo timo of keeping up the standard of quality by a papal delcgato in Cliicago Tues ¬ for Governor of 21300 ovor tho other Setting Type With Both Hands No ice should be used in drinking day for tho first time in tho United threo candidates One Congressman Aforoman of a composing room water Tho bqst way is to boil tho out of the fifteen is conceded to the States Republicans and this is in tho Eigh- ¬ has concoived tho idea of using both water put it in bottles keep it closely Tho Gonoral Assembly concluded teenth district where tho Republican hands in picking up and setting tho corked and put it down tho well or in its extra session Tuesday It will majority is somo 1000 types in tho stick Ever since the tho ico chest Ice that i3 carried rcconveno in regular session 011 No- ¬ composing stick Avas known the left around tho streets in the open air is at JnYaro Buttcrfiold Secretary of vember 15 has held the stick whilo tho all times dangerous on account of pos the Ivansas Republican Stato League hand Tho building of tho Chicago Athle- ¬ thumb pressed each Bucccssivo typo sible diseaso germs which may float has prepared an estimate of tho vote tic Club supposed to be fire proof place against the pieces already about in tho atmosphere and lodge on in that State based upon correspond- ¬ into burned like a tinder box early Tues ence with tho League Vice Presidents in line A one armed compositor it camo to tho foremans room and with Loss estimated at in day morning cachcoquty Ho estimates that tho It is true that tho toad has poison- ¬ 125000 a single hand set almost as much typo ous glands these aro fouTitl at tho total Vflto cast will bo 310000 On Two masked fnon boarded an East that baste ho estimates Bidwellfs voto as his fellow laborers did with two back of tho body and tho limbs and Tennessee Virginia and Georgia train at500pAyoavor 157500 and Ilarri After thinking this over the foreman in the ear region bjhiniLtho evea but -- ticket at Piedmont Tank Alaand secured jonV 100-Tho-Stathe ly ijMvy unnu juvuiitjuiis uy wumu tho poison is not really communicable abonf r000 incash irom tho bag thinks will receive practically the Lo proposes to uso both hands at onco except by inoculation and even then The first is a little mechanical device tho poison can only cause gage car same vote tho death of for taking tho placo of the thumb aud animals of small 6izo Tho toad is Treasuror Ualo last wok sont to Tho total registration in California tho second is an attachment by which tho various county school superinten- ¬ for tho election of 1892 is 32 1000 tho stick can bo put in a convenient not venomous to human boings uulesa dents checks agrogating 351000 the Tho total voto in the Presidential position for receiving tho type with- ¬ very roughly handled third installment of the school fund election of 1883 was 251000 Uses of Turpentine out being in tho way of any subse- ¬ re- ¬ quent operations so far Having got Tho Worlds Fair directors have a The Nebraska Supreme Court After a housekeeper fully realizes the movement on foot looking to tho fused tho application of Attorney tho foreman found that his next step worth of turpentine in tho household ropeal of tho act of Congress closing Cromelin of Omaha for a writ of was to train tho left hand This was says an exchange she is neve willing tho exposition on Sunday mandamus competing Gov Boyd to by no means easy but after patienco to be without a supply of it It gives elec- and practico a considerable degreo of quick relief to burns it is an excellent Boss Quay thinks that President issue a proclamation for a special efficiency was attained and ho added application for corns it is good for Congressmcn-at-larg- o Harrison will bo re elected and says tion to chooso three 60 per cent to his former capacity rheumatism and sore throats to sit in the present Congress Then he does not need Now York Tho Ho believes that a still further advanco it is a sure preventive against moths Boss however several days ago Diphtheria prevails to an alarming is practicable but is confident that by just dropping a trifio in tho drawers deserted tho Republican headquar- ¬ extent at Maysvillc It has beon any compositor by tho uso of his in- ¬ chests and cupboards it will render ters epidemic thero sinco August and ventions which aro to bo patented the garments securo from injury dur- ¬ The Fitchburg Railroad Company mauy deaths havo resulted will bo ablo to add at least 50 per ing tho Slimmer It will keep ants tho Boston Housatonic Tunnel and Near Richmond Bill Bennett color- ¬ cent to his speed thus enabling and bugs from closets and Storerooms Western Railroad Company and tho ed shot and killed Pleas Jenkins also baud work to maintain sturdy compe- ¬ by putting a few drops in tho coiners Troy and Saratoga Railroad have colored tition with tho typo setting machines and upon tho shelves It is sure de- ¬ been consolidated with a fixed capital struction to bedbugs and will efiectu Madison thus far invented Spare Moments Jack Ilisle a iavmer of of 23910000 ally drivo them away trom their county died from tho oflects of a bru- ¬ haunts if thoroughly applied to all tho Possibilities of Sea Farming Tho public debt statement issued tal beating by white caps Tuesday shows that tho now not cash A study of tho phenomena of marine joints of tho bedstead and injures At Ashland George Wolfe was A in tho National Treasury Qxelusivo robbed of 81 and a gold watch by a life writes Mr Gcorgo W Field neither furniluro nor clothing tf tho gold rcsorve is only 31011 tramp he had sheltered for tho night shows that tho water as well as tho spoonfull of this added to a pail of 401 a decreaso of 885591 during land through cultivation is capable warm water is oxccllent for clcaniug Tho monthly crop report of Commis- ¬ of producing a October greatly iucrcnsing food paint By experience it is found that sioner McDowell says that the wide ¬ supply for man Tho necessity of tho best way to remove sowingmachiue The Republican rascality in Indiana spread drouth has beon injurious to cultivating tho marino resources is oil from garmonts is to rub spirits of in 1888 was thoroughly exposed at all crops now apparent and many govern- ¬ turpciitino on beforo putting the gar ¬ Bloomington Tuesday night by Tho original draft of tho famous ments havo already begun to cope ments in water then wash tho spots in Joseph N Alexander a recent convert to Democracy Four years ago Mr coal combine and tho voto message of with tho question by tho establish ¬ cold water with toilet soap Alexander was a prominent Repub- ¬ Gov Abbott aro reported mysteriously ment of commissions of fisheries Of Transactions In 1S92 Burley lican and was on the inside of tho missing from tho Now Jersty Stato theso commissions that of tho United Somo few tranactions aro reported Library States stands in tho iront rank by as occurring already in 1S92 Republican management Burley But in crop prices so far reported ranging Tho cooperage industry at Phila ¬ virtuo of its positive results A letter from Judgo Grcsham was delphia has been almost Wiped out by tho near futuro individual attention from 8 to 124 cont per pound the latter published last week giving his reasons the determination of the Sugar Trust must bo turned to supplementing tho prico being paid for a largo crop of for abandoning tho Republican party in the torrestrial resources tho wheat fields Woodford County Ky Leaf If this 0 uso bags instoad It confirms tho announcement that shipmout of refined of barrels tho cattle and sheep ranches by an sugars crop is way abovo tho reported aver ho will vote for Grover Cleveland increasing utilization and develop ¬ ago in color of tho 1892 crop tho buy ¬ and denies that ho ever sought any Tho tendency of tho Republican ment of tho possibilities of marino ers mignt mako somo money on tho ofllco under President Harrison party to enact and construe laws so farming by fish propagation by plan- ¬ purchase but if growers of avorage Near Pleasant Valley Grayson to allow tho Government to tako tations of oysters clams qualiaugs crops set anything liko such prices on county Wash James was killed uy absolute control of elections is very scallops by raising herds of lobsters their Tobacco thero will oithor bo few They forcibly shown in tho circular of in- ¬ and cnfbs Improved breed of fish of transactions in 1S92 crop or tho crop his nephew Champ Biggs had boon cicmio3 for somo timo and structions sent out by Attorney Gen- ¬ lobsters will result Tho possibilities is greatly misreprctenlcd as to charac ¬ whilo drunk James assaulted Bigge eral Miller to United States Marshals aro well nigh limitless and by culti ter There is undoutcdly somo very who dofonded himself with a hatchet and United States Attornoya in all vation of tho sea and sea bottom as good Tobacco in tho crop and 0110 Theso officiate well a3 of tho land man will postpono hogshead of this character brought cutting James 60 badly that ho died parts of tho country to bcliovo that their indefinitely tho fulfillment of tho Mal aro encouraged soon after 1950 in tho Cincinnati market last powers aro practically unlimited and thusiau prOphccyo Portland Tran- ¬ Thursday It was vory good in color Tobacco has been housed in good to consequently run things to suit script Western Tobacco Journal condition butjtho average is lower thomsolves But of course thoro is M F Dwyor tho Now York horse ¬ Prcsidont Stamboro of tho Cumber ¬ than last year Tho hemp crop is vory no such thing as a Forco Bill contem- ¬ condition compared with plated 20000 against 12000 land Steel and Tin Plato Company short tho for Candidates Harrison and man has bet being 50 per cent Tho corn Roid last year that Clovcland will carry tho Stato has purchased tho machinery for his havo said so Ex crop will bo largo and tho yield of Ed Stokes of the Hoffman House bot now tin works and will soon bo in Poverty is tho stop mother of 1000 against G00 with It S Mitch position for tho beginning of opera Irish potatoes fair Tho hay crop is ell of Baltimore tho samo way gonius very good II W Shaw tiou Sw AY lv c fiS rr SfHHftSKABlHW 1- -- o ¬ ¬ Ctl Hi v - iB i v x 4 1 i S- S - pw 5--- f X V ii - t W n if Mf a TOT fffllMMff THf v - MT STEELING ADVOCATE TTTESJDATHOVEMBEK J in ii jj a 8089 -- ae f jL I M S THE ADVOCATE Advocito Publishing Comaany MT STKKIilNG TUESDAY NOV ims WM tlie Force Bill Mees J HBmk Hhh CIVBnvI - AkZz mMtmMk mBf HbdHLXEU DEMOCRATIC TICKET TS FOB ritKSIDENT GROVER CLEVELAND r--rFOB VICE rRKSlDEXT FEET- Tho National victory Ib assured to tho Domocras Tho Republicans havo played their last two cards of money aud threats of interference by U S Marshals at tho polls Tho peo ¬ ple are indignant at tho bold and shameless manner in which tho Re IB ADLAT E STEVENSON For Appcllato Judge JaMBSII HaZELIUGO FOB CONGKESS MARCUS CLISIE Of Clark For Circuit Judge JohnE CoorEB Montgomery County Of For Commonwealths Attorney C W Nesbitt I V Of Bath County FOB CIBCDIT CLEBK rf THlll I I wmmmk dftt Br Mr IPdfM liaRfllff fl Wfczft I IB r- J IiWtMlift a jrftPW r Miff iflWjM i2S U fflTOHJiyJsT--s J- - MmiWMmFmrW HENRY R BRIGHT V FOB SIIEBIFF JNO C RICHARDSON Fob Jaileb J M BEST Benjamin narrison emptied it G rover Cleveland filled tho Treasury WHAT THE FORCE BILL MEANS publican managers oxhibited their money and avowed theii4 intention to buy States They aro oven moro in dignaut at the threatened interference of tho minions of a partisan Adminis ¬ tration with thoir vested rights They aro going to speak to day in such tones as will forever put at rest such impudent assumption of authority on tho part of tho miserable hirelings of a disgraced and dishonored Adminis tration Tho instructions stint out to U S Marshals by Attornoy General Miller sound as if tho States of Now York Arkansas Kentucky etc wcro in a state of insurrection Tho pcoplo know thoir rights and aro only tho moro aroused in their determination to exercise thorn Tho last man in Kentucky has aban- ¬ doned tho open advocacy of tho Force Bill according to tho Owcnsboro Messenger which says that Dr Kim borly tho Republican caudidato for Congress from that district has changed front on iho measure Tho Messenger asks this pointed question which ive take tho liborty of applying to tho Gazette as well Has tho Doctor heard from headquarters or has ho simply found that Federal cou- troljof olectionsis not a popular issue It further says in this connection If ho should be elected ho would assuredly vote for Mr Lodgos bill or something exactly like it Ho favors Federal control of elections after the manner of tho Forco Bill This ho docs not and will not attempt to deny Unlike tho Doctor our esteemed contemporary the Gazette has tho su ¬ preme gall to come before the people and deny that it now or over did favor Federal control of elections This too in thefaco of tho most violoutHas- sertions on its part of an advocacy of such a measure C vHnegro Domination J r IN THE SOUTH Y- JiSLjKIH r Mr SMKpflOPWKf- Si J riw - fl Am a H vYOUR WHITEWASH IS TOO THINIJ AsMry 1I11 snubor Clols Tho THE PROSPECT Outlook as Seen a Few Hours Before tho Election IB tt A hnlTinrl every ballot Senator Frye Kepifblicaii If it takes every gun in the country to do it In tho National Contest The Sf galcuJi Conceded and the Doubt jfeoqfjg ful States ¬ The Mt Sterling FOKCE BILL Gazette The polls open under the The Force Bill is a wise and patriotic measure new election law at 7 oclock Mt Sterling Gazette a m and close at 4 oclock Judge Holt and all the Republican nominees are m for it MAKE AN Vote the straight Democratic ticket No Democrat can afford to scratch time The Robber Tariff and at this Under tho feet of tho Rooster is tho Forco Bill must go and every good place to put tho X Democrat will havo a hand in sending them to eternal oblivion Put an X under the Rooster and lot him do tho scratching Who has said Jim Wood should ho by any accident be elected would not Vote for Bright Richardson and Ho Best appoint a negro deputy clerk voted for a negro in preference to a Vote against the infamous Force white man for office Why shouldnt Bill by voting tho entire Democratic ho prefer u negro to a white man for ticket his deputy Tho only place for a good Demo- ¬ You know Jim Best is an honest crat to scratch his ticket to day is in man who has with fidelity performed tho duties of his office Ho is a tried tho squaro just under tho Roosters feot Democrat who lights tho meanness of Tho Rooster is amply able to do all tho Republican party whenever and tho scratching necessary Put an X however ho can Vote for Best and under his feet aud ho will do tho tho entire ticket rest Tho Gazctto and other Ropublican papors havo been nearly frantic for several weeks past over what thoy de- ¬ nominate a false picture of Asbury Wo havo been at some pains to pro- ¬ cure tho above likeness of Mr Chief Justice Holts friend and now present it to them If they aro not satisfied with this wo will simply havo to give up tho attempt to ploaoo them Wood Fickliu and Holt aro on record in our County Clerks offlco as proforing this wooly pated son of Africa to a white man to administer our laws Jo Stephens did not voto iu this county at that election but does not deny that ho too voted for woolly pate against Cecil Tbo lines of the battlo to bo fought by tho great political parlies through ¬ out tho Nation to day aro now drawn Thp issues aro made up and only tho voting aud tho counting aro loft for an anxious public to look for It is a battlo ot tho giants and mighty aro tho issues to bo settled by Below wo give what appearsto us an unbiased list of tho States that aro certain to ono or tho other party and a list of thoeo which aro doubtful xjliu x lutjjuoiuiai uonege tlus reaiy will consist of 444 membors TI1es1 electoral votes will according fdvth it icuiuu iiiipuruuuuioni oy yon v among tho various State bo below Tho States which mitted to bo DomocraticiSfl lowing - V J f Under the ROOSTER r Wk t m Hjtff j km wixi ja fiRrC7 h It is a matter of record in our County Clerks offlco that Jim Wood and George Ficklin voted for a negro to a white man Vote the Democratic ticket straight in preference Dont give tho partisan Republican Neither then have any scruples about paper tho Gazette tho oppportuuity putting a negro in office Howwould and tb upbraid you with treason to your you like to transact business with a party as it has done thoso Democrats negro Deputy Clerk or a black Doputy Stevenson who eight years ago voted for tho Sheriff Vote the Ticket Straight Independent Judge Holt A Re- ¬ Lot Montgomery give a lull voto to- ¬ holds publican never scratches aud An under the feet of in contempt any Domosrat he weak day for the Democratic candidates the Rooster votes the whole enough to do such a thing Vote Wo cant affowl to scratch a singlo name on that ticket This is a straight straight ticket issue of Force Bill or no Forco Bill of a continuance of tho McKinley ¬ Vote for Cleveland StevA number of Republicans of this county aro mad because Judge Holt tariff or its reduction to an honest enson and reform revenue basis Will you bo found vato life tailed to register The Judge was at voting for negro domination or will Vote against the Force tho K U Junction during tho days You must cast your ballot beforo 4 you go to the polls and register your- ¬ Bill for registering but would not come self as against tho revolutionary oclock r m to day or lose your voto up hero although ho might easily Vote against the Robber have done so with only tho loss of a measures of tho Republican party Any Democrat who scratches to day is simply giving his endorsement to Tariff few hours They say it was because Tho issues aro made up and when ho was angry at a county ticket being tho sun goes down this evening tho tho Forco Bill Vote against the men who put out in Montgomery against his pcoplo will hare spoken and tho policy Newt Greono says scratch under voted for a negro to fill our wishes aud strong protests Ho is of this government for the next four tho Rooster ho will do tho rest of tho taking out his little revenge by not years will havo been outlined offices Tho scratching voting for the county ticket This Republican corruption Vote the Straight Demo- ¬ was certainly a piece of littleness on reached such proportions asluudbo has This is no timo to air a grievance ab- ¬ to cratic Ticket from eend to Judgo Holts part that ono who lives solutely startling A week ago they says Senator Hill If you havo oho on tho high plane he pretends to do gavo up all hopo of holding tho reins dont show it now Voto tho straight c end should not havo boon guilty off That by fair means any longer and thou Democratic ticket ho will not cast a complimentary was played a big card Frantic No Time For Grievances No Democrat can afford to voto for voto for his opponout Judgo Hazel appeals wore made to Disston Frick Wo earnestly commend tho follow a Republican to day doing so is ing words of Senator Hill taken from rigg the Democrats do not caro aud tho balanoo of tho protected barons giving aucndoi8omcut to tho infamous his Syracuse speech to tho Demo- ¬ Hazelrigg can well afford to do of the East and these havo oponcd thoir Forco Bill without it It is unnecessary for us bank accounts to tho use of tho man ¬ cratic voters of this county to say that Judge Hazelrigg loft press ¬ agers of tho Republican campaign A prominent Ropublican boasted to This is not a campaign of candi ¬ ing engagements and camo homo It is simply a question this morning us a day or two siuco that his party but mn miiiimiiiiwwuii dates m one of principles Kcmom many miles iu order to register Bah whether or not tho mi Presidency can bo proposed to mako whisky flow like i M If Judgo Holt you Jiavo not raised bought Every other hopo for Re- ¬ water to day all through Eastern Ken- ¬ bor this no time for grlovcnpos yourself in the estimation of anybodv publican success is lost tucky Read the section of thojlaw in you havo any do not show them now by this exhibition of littleness on your bad ono I would not show it now J regard to tho handling of whisky at ZmtefA 3f I mnm The polls clc e at 4 p m elections Democratic ticket straight part Hazelrigg will wiu tl Voto Constable Vote for Best Vote for Bright Vote for Richardson Vote for Lisle Vote for Cooper Vote for Nesbitt Vote for Hazelrigg Vote for Cleveland A vote for George Ficklin is a vote Ho said by his for the Forco Bill vote in the Asbury Cecil race that ho would rather vote for a Republican negro than than a white Democrat liow would you nice to seo a negro deputy sheriff coming to transact business with you Vote the straight Democratic ticket from President to Democrats comparo your candidates man by man with the Republican nominees and wo think no unpreju ¬ diced voter can point out whoro the Republicans havo any kind of advan tage in personality over tho Demo- ¬ cratic nominees 3 Every indication points to tho election of Judgo Hazelrigg to day to tho high position of Judgo of tho First Appol lato District by an overwhelming majority Notwithstanding the va PQrings of Judgo Holt that tho hith office of Judgo of tho Court ot Appoals is above politics ho lias sent out piteous appeals to tho State and National Committees for money with which to debauch tho voters of this district Ho has been answered with a contribution the amount of which is placed at a figure away up in the thousands But Hazelrigg without money wo verily believe will win in spite of Holts corruption fund Judgo Holt is neither better nor worse than tho average Republican politician Ho like any other professional poli tician of his party will break into offlco in any way that ho can and now that ho sees all other means havo failed he proposes to buy his way in Wo say buy his way in for surely tho largo amount of money ho has cannot bo used to advantage at this lato day in the cauvase in any manner except to buy votes But tho people will speak to day and Judgo Holt will bo relegated to tho shades of pri 8 Marshal Jacobus Aiknueas ii Delaware proposes to swear in 10000 DoputyUS Horlila 4 13 Marshals for special uso at tho election Ceorgln Kentucky la 8 Louisiana in Now York City Theso aro 6aid to Mnrvlnnd 8 9 Mlttflsslppi be mainly floaters who aro paid to The States wide voto tho RopuUlicau ticket and if possible intimidato voters Sheriff bo Republican aro 0i Gorman will meet this little bluff with California 24 Illinois a forco of special Deputies who will Jowa Maine 15 Massachusetts seo that these Republican hirelings Michigan 9 l Miunobota keep thoir places New York is safo New Hampshire 4 United Status Alnbamn 11 Michigan Mlhsouri North Coroliria South Oarolihja Texas Virginia J ir 12 168 Total aro admitted to Oregon Rhode JelanU Vermont nSlltllETtllll Pennsylvania 4 1 32 4 4 A G Wisconsin is for tho Democrats Ohio 2 Total Tho fourteen States having 114 Frick Tho Republican Burchard of votes to which all eyes aro turned and this campaign which must decido the contest aro Colorado 4 Newokv 33 Rep Tho Denver Times Bays Kansas 10 Indiana js Nevada NowJei bcy 10 Colorados electoral voto will neither Nolth Dakota 8 Montana 4 Connecticut elect nor defeat President Harrison South Dakota Nebraska 8 West Viiginiu a Woming It will go to Weaver electors and de ¬ Idaho a Total 114 monstrate to tho entire country that Of theso Stalos Nevada is conceded Colorado is honestly and consistently to Weaver by both Democrats and for tho free and uulimitcd coinage of Republicans 1 1 M silver Is it truo that Judgo Holt has 20000 to spend as a con uption fund If this is so and he should bo elected how would ho got it back again When the Judgo invests a dollar ho expects its return with interest and most generally gets it There must bo some mistake iu this matter becauso tho Judgo wants to enter upon his official duties clean breasted Holt voted for tho negro A6bury but could not find timo to como to his old homo aud register in order to voto In tho Appellato raco for tho party which ho expects to exceedingly favorablo rfazelrigg carry him to victory The chances aro two to one on his Tho Democrats aro loudest in claim- ¬ ing New Jorsey West Virginia New York Indiana and Connecticut Tho Republicans aro loudest in claiming Colorado North Dakota South Dat kota Wyoming Kansas Montana Idaho and Nebraska It must bo noted alfo that tho Weavoritos aro laving vory positive caims to Kansas North Dakota aud Wyoming as well as Novadti in 1110 raco tor congress from thll district Lislo is all right as far as far as overv indication rmoa thintok Dont believe any campaign of our county candidates day It was iioit to vory convenient for Judgo ue absent irom tins city 011 registration days Probably he thought thjs method would help with tho Democrats Ho did not forget to voto for tho negro to- ¬ election lies that will be sprung on any nwealths Attorney have no opposition Tho county ticket will Tho Circuit Judge and Commo- ¬ go in by a big majority Tho Force Bill Gazette says Tho Republicans aro tired of till JL The polls close at 4 p m Voto Voto Voto Voto tho on tiro county tickot for Hazelrigg for Disle for Clovoland and a clean Ad 1 5 tl ministration l11 1II umiiivm since mo woj iiuiu mmi and they aro determined it shu stop Tho only intimidation votors wo aro acquainted with if t section is from negroes toward the ot thoir own raco who dare to tho Democratic ticket This intimi dation is iy doubt encouraged ar oven suggested by tho white men tno Jtepuniican party TI10 edit tho Gazctto is a whiter Rnnnhl and tho Gaitto favors tho Forco 1 bulldozing and intimidation that Sl Of ft f 1 f tl ija 4 fA ft v-- i ni V js I ilssssKflfifc fBi a - iH- - v wm HKfoSU Sli3PftiawEWwcws wMsmMmv fi trX mMi W m HUBMBH IHHBHH - t I wamt wuin o y v - UM ra IBta MT STERIjIjN W AJL msssssa - LOCATE TUESDAY NOVEMBER 8 1892 -l -- - THE ADVOCATk The polls open under the Alnfinn Inw nf n nrlrirV a m nrid close at 4 oclock t m NEWS IN BRIEF Senator Hill spoko at Port JorvlsN Y Wednesday to au immonso crowd Tho Democratic electors of Oregon refitso to withdraw although request- W OU 10 U0 SO DV UOUl IMiUUIIUlUIIU OIUIU rv 11 comtnittlcs Tiio total registration in California for the election of 1892 is 324000 Tho total vote iu the Prcsidcutal election of 1888 was 251000 Judge W C Androws judgo of Harris county one of the best known jurists in Texas committed sulcido Tuosilay night during a fit of tempor- ¬ ary insanity Tho employes of tho American Sugar Refining Corapauy trust in Now Orleans made a demand Wednesday for higher wages and it not being conceded thoy struck Lexington Steam Dye Works Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria All kinds of ladies and gents gar- ¬ ments dyed goodfast denirablo colors at loss than Cincinnati prices Over ¬ p m coats 150 frock or Kick coats 1 pants aud vest 1 coat and vest 1 Stamping out Hoar Cholera ladies wool dresses 125 misses 1 Now that plcuro pueumonia iu cat scouring aud napping wool blankets Ho i8Ptamped out iji United States 1 mado to look new Wo would it not bo well to turn more 4pcr pair havo afargo stock of wool blankets on fully to tho work of stamping out hog hand our own make which wo oflcr cholera it is asked Tho govorment at low prices Mark your name on has been very succcssiful in the first each packago sent and state what col- ¬ aud now that tho cattlo plague is era or you want it dyed dicatatcd more timo and attention Phoenix Woolen- - Mills can probably bo given to tho fatal We represent the most cel- ¬ 14 3t Lexington Ky swine disease It is true that the ebrated piano and organs the govorment haB been at work Hovoral best known to the world yeas to find means to eradicate or mit igate tho swiue disease audhas made considerable advanco toward Wc will sell on tho JamiM Turlcjr farm on of the disease aud its origin Drush Creek about 4 milcj South ot Alt Sterling Hazelton Brothers Bush Ono thing about it seems not to bo so Gerts Smith Barnes well settled as that of plcuro-pneu- J Ml Kingsbury Ivers mouia viz tho origon of the germ of - y J The polls open under the new election law at 7 oclock a m and close at 4 oclock Ife V HM Muskal Instruments 1 US it K Public Sale J i M I At San Francisco 1000 5 tacl cans 1 0 of opium were seized by customs officials on tho steamer Oregon from Portland The opium was valued at oyer 16000 and tho duty thereon is estimated at 10000 November 2 two freight trains collided near Cabin Greek Station on Little Eock and Ft Smith Road Ark Engineer Jones and Fireman Darby Tho accident was were killed caused by the carlessness of tho tele- ¬ graph oporator at Cabin Creek An official of tho River Miners Union at Pittsburg denies emphatically the roport that some of the striking miners had returned to work in tho Withori tho week Aliquippa mines past thoy formally resolved to continue tho strike until spring if necessary Notwithstanding tho rain noarly 15000 enthusiastic Democrats attend ed tho great rally at tho Charlcstowu The Xnd fair grounds Wednesday immonso crowd was addressed by Hon Claudo Matthews Hon James 53KcHzie and IIoil Jason B Brown If iLonl rVmnnltnv 10 vonra nlrl y j JamesDowlincr aced 11 wore hojjfijged in jail charged with turning a k4Michigan Central railroad semaphore in West Detroit for the purposp of passenger Tho wrecking trains trains wero delayed half an hour but stopped in time to avoid accident ¬ vwvj William Miller Albort Krumbach and Warren Hill wero crossing tho Schuylkill at Philadelphia when ono of them throw a lighted match on tho water igniting tho oil on tho surface They tried to swim ashoro and Hill was drowned Tho other two reach- ed tho shore badly burned Shipping valued at 15000 was burned hog cholera It seems to bo well set- ¬ tled that with tho cattlo discaso onco stamped out it cannot again prevail hero uulcss introduced from abroad wlioro it still exists This is not so plain as to tho hog cholera If this was known to bo tho condition of its prevalence in this country the work - Sijrjl jS JkaK Satt of eradicating it could bo put on more rmcertain and definite lines But the STKE DEMOCRATIC DAVID AND THE REPUBLICAN GOLIATH discaso soms to appear simultaneously wide distances apart and without con- ¬ tact with diseased animals Whon tho workmen at John A BASE SLANDER ANSWERED One thing seems to bo well settled Schwoigert Cos dye house Phila ¬ that contact with diseased hogs h delphia reached their place of em- ¬ I understand that some ovcrzealous ployment they found the dead body Republicans havo gone so tar as to re pretty sure to produce it in oilier aud of Peter Shields tho night watchman mark that any man who draws a pen that isolation should be carefully lying in tho office Tho remains wero sion or was in tho Federal Army and practiced and that cacasscs be burned horribly mutilated by tho action oi votes tho Democratic ticket will steal when thoy die with it Like tho vitrol Tho polico havo arrested a horse etc Now permit me as an human organisms that of swine is moro susceptible and likely to take Shields Wife on suspicion ex Union soldier and pensioner to re tho discaso when the functions are not Tho anual report of Director Leech mark that anyono making such a iu healthy conditions All experience states that tho total coinage of the chargo is a liar a scoundrel and a and observation have taught that tho United States mints during tho last thief himself and if ho wants to disease provails audis most fatal only fiscal year was 51792976 The total know who wrote this ho can find out during tho season of feeding of dry money in circulation is given as 1 by asking tho editor of tho Mt Sterling corn and other concentrated foods jiiW 005139735 au average of 2434 por Advocate and when gleaning the wheat stubble Ex Union Soldier capita Tho profit from soignorage without succulent food to aid the di on silver coinage during the past year A Wonder Worker gestivo functions and thercforo when was 930487 and for tho past four- ¬ Mr Frank Hullmau a young man there is greater tendency to constipateen years amout to 7273G0G5 of Bloomington Ohio states that ho tion Until hogs aro fed moro rationally If tho wild cat shriek had needed had been under tho care of two prom any answer it would havo found it in incut physicians and used thoir treat and tho succulent ration maintained the character of tho Now York finan ¬ ment until ho was not ablo to get with tho dry corn food at fattening ciers who took part in tho recent Bus ¬ around Thoy pronounced his case to tho probability is that tho hog cholera He will prevail We thiuk that tho pres ¬ iness eus Democratic meeting in be consumption and iudurablo was persuaded to try Dr Kings ent maner of feeding invites it That Wall street Thoy wero men who for consumption tho germ ot tho discaso nearly always would bo tho first to shy away from Now Discoveiy colds and at that was not present is manifested by putting the any suggestion of an unsound currency coughs and and thoy heartily approved tho Dem- ¬ ablo to walk across tho street without animal iu such condition as makes resting Ho found before ho had him yield a ready victim to it lln ocratic platform Courier Journal ho bottle half J Will nighloyman ho young used much of a dollar continuedthat use dianti Farmer to better he was civil engineer whoso disappearance a good health to week ago had given rise to theories of it aud is day enjoying If you havo any throat lung or chest murder or suicide has beou found satisHe had joined tho regular army on a trouble try it Wo guarantee faction Trial bottle freo at W S three years enlistment and when his - J1U I 101 1j mi9 M f f f i J- Jniw - rscp3v To tho highest bidder tlifffollowiuj pioporty Ono hundred head ot ewes Four good milch cov with calves Six head ot good feeding cattle 1ivo ypavlingfctccrs Threo yearling heifers Thrco Xo 1 good work mules Two yearling maro mules Ono suckling mulo colt Ono Blue Jcat more and colt Kojcoo maro One Mason oRG3srs cago Cottage Ponds Hamlins and Chi- ¬ We also handle the best and latest improved It fr w MM w I -- Itocoe mare One yearling lllly out of a Koscoo mare by Ono Cripple Ono yearling liorao out of a Blue Jeans marc J Two good biwximarc One good buggy horse Tints soTf Tzi rig Twelve goal Twenty tin eo etacks of clover hay 225 barrels of corn In Alios One sulky One good spring wagon and harness Sewing WHEELER New No HOME The 1 lat worlds two leaders 9 and the NEW WILSON Ono Both Musical Instruments and sewing Machines we sell At tho same lime will bo rented the at the lowest prices and give farm ot 200 acres from dale of sale purchaser all the time needed till Ma roll 1 1891 Possession given to meet payments which are at once monthly and easy No more Terms A credit of four months than can be saved up with uegjjablc paper bearing 0 per IDA TURLEY AV K MAUPIX cent interest from date Ofllco at Jones Jewelry storo on East Main street Set of twohoc wagon harness Ono two horse wagon A lot uf farming implements A doublo ban el muzzle loading shot gun rocknway mm 1 JiMH fl ill rfr i ¬ EL m Dawson ft KY Woods Phosphodine THE OKHAT ENGLISH rEMEDV JIT STERLING nnl Spemmtorrhea Impotcncy and all effects of Alius o or Kxcciwot pions ently cures all forms of Nci vous WeakncKmis Promptly and perman ¬ --M Beeir prcsorllicd over 83 yeaifi iu thoiwaiuls of bio and Honest Jledison known Ask dniggistfor Woods lhosphodino if he oflers Himu worthless medicine in place of this1 leave his dishonest store incloo price in letter and wc will send by return mail lrice ono package l six JS One will pleae six will cure lhnmplet in plain sealed envelope two stamps Address jnpSod in Jit Sterling bv Kennedv Bros I C Lloyd WSLloyd Tarlton G Julian ami druggist everywhere ffia COMPOUND i- Before and After A recent discovery bv nn old physician Successfully used monthly by thousand of Ladleij is tho only fcctly safe and reliable medicine discovered lieware of unprincipled dmgUts who offer in- ¬ ferior medicine in plnco of IIiik Ack for Cookh CoTTOxKooTConroirntakono btibstitute or inclose 1 and 0 cents in postage in letter and wo willxcnp sealed by return mail Kiill scaled particulars inplnin envelope to ladies only two tnmps Address No 3 ieu uil Mich Sold in Mt Sterling by Kennody Bros W LoydU C Lloyd X G Julian uhd druggist Aery w hero PondLllvCO A general Vain throughout the Northwest last week gavo tho rail- ¬ roads encouragement in their efforts to raise tho grain blockado and broal Thoy say tho general car famine that it will mako the roads bad stop farmers hauling in grain and give them a chanco to got loaded cars out of tho way and relievo tho overflow-¬ ing elevators Prof Fanciulli succeeds John Philip Sousa as leader of tho Marine Band Ho was born in Tuscany and educated at tho Conservatory of Music Flor- ¬ ence Ho has bcou in America fifteen years and has composed bo mo very popular operas and band music Ho loft Monday to take chargo of tho Marino Band at Now York Pogram Brothor dcalors in grain and agricultural implements in Lin- ¬ coln III with branches at Lawndale Bradwell Burton View and Lake Fork havo failed for 150000 A bill ofsalo of all their personal prop ¬ erty was filed in favor of E E Po gram son of the senior mombor of tho firm Jano Elizabeth Kellogg tho mother of Clara Louisa Kcllogg Strakosh died at tho Clarendon Hotel Brooklyn Wednesday night of heart failure Everybody connected with tho mu- ¬ sical profession in this country know Mrs Kellogg She was tho soutinel that stood between hor daughter and tho ontsido world Tho United Siatos Custom Depart ¬ ment at Dotroit Mich lias soized 1300 pounds of smuggled opium valued at 5000 and arrested a man giving lux name as J A Morrison Tho stufi was brought across the rivor in two largo trunks and was being chocked at tho Michigan Central Depot whoi tho sclzurowas made father saw him ho Avas standing Lloyds drugstore guard at tho doorway of tho recruit ¬ Tho sirloin of hoof should be cut in ing station Ho gavo no explanation thin slices a portion of tho upper part except that ho wtired of ofllco work and tho tenderloin going on each The messenger boys employed by plate Good Housekeeping thoWcstorn Union Telegraph Com ¬ Elootrlc Bitters pany in Detroit struck to compel the This remedy is becoming so well company to discharge an obnoxious clerk and reinstate another whose po- - known and so popular as to neou no All who have used sition had been taken from him For special mention some timo no messages could bo de Electric Bitter sing the sumo song of livered tho boys boiug pounced upon praise A purer medicine does not by the strikers and beaten until thoy exist and it is guaranteed to do all gavo up thoir positions Several ar ¬ that is claimed Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of tho liver aud kid rests wero made ueys will remove pimples boils salt Tho Gazette had it been sincere in rheum and other aficctious caused by Will drive malaria its utterances on tho Force Bill could impuro blood havo covered itself all over withhonors from tho system aud prevent as well Its editor could havo recanted and as euro all malarial fovers For cure como out like aman But to say that of headache constipation and Indi ¬ nothing had appeared in its columns gestion try Electric Bitters Entire favoring tho bill was against it3 rec- ¬ satisfaction guaranteed or mony re ords and the recollections of its read ¬ funded Price 50 cents and 100 per ers andto day instead of standing on bottlo at W S Lloyds drugstore a high plane ofjournalism ho has sac DEMOCRATS rificed his dignity aud provod himself a wealc brother Vote tho straight ticket Moro than this would havo beeu re ¬ quired however To havo recanted In tho languago of Senator HilJ of aud then stood squaroly on tho Re ¬ Now York this is no timo to ayengo publican platform would havo been grievances taking back what had been said aud Vote your party principles renewing his former position so after Place tho stencil uudor the rooster all it would havo bcou bettor had that aud let him do tho scratching sheet remained silent The Gazctto is A vote for Democracy is a vote for tho Forco Bill and all its evils in against tho Forco Bill Dont bo a order to secure party perpetuation Should Harrison bo elected Brd party to it if youovo yourwifo and Johnnio will continue to think tho children Men whito man countrymon you FORCE BILL A WISE AND ard for tho separate coach bill Stand PATRIOTIC MEASURE but iu tho ovent of Clevelands election by your colore there may bo somo chatfgo in If tho tariff pfl of smav makes the tho compjoxion of tho Gazotto as well articlo pheaper rakoJTt oft tho other as in tho Posfofllco protected articles and tlicy will bo cheaper A voto forDomocracy is a Judgo Holt has tho audaoitv to tell his Republican brethren tharTuj did vofcTgainst Robber Tariff not know when registration clays woro Dimoferats itjsycur principles you and this is the way ho gets around shoulbi vote for not inou Voto for voting for the local Republican ticket ayRepuDUiTaudidato and you boHow man Republicans can give cre- - UVt JJJi allfthclr corruption donco to this ilako no trades ¬ - AND EAT GOOD T G JULIAN CORNER DRUGSTORE iik GROCERIES School Books c Chesapeake r A AND CHOICE FRESH MEAT BUY THEM OF And other Supplies and Ohio C F Keesee Co No Fancy Prices Paints and Oils 4 Kentucky Midland Ry i Fine Tobaccoes RAILWAY New York Shortest nnd quickest between CINCINNATI AND FRANKFORT Only direct lino botwcci Philadelphia Washington Anil all Eaitorn Cities s Frankfort Coo rgotown and Pai Is Carlisle Maysvllle Cynthlana Falmouth and Covington -- Ms ASK yOU TICKKTS VIA KY MIDLAXD- - Trains Ron By Central Standard Time TIME TABLK OCT 81 JM2 Sliortcst Lino between LouisvillOj AM TltALNSJJAT Lv iVankfort Ly Summit Lv Elkhoni A IM Noli 400 4 4 4 4 4 4 WI 11 IM No 1 1 1 1 7 Lexington anil Eastern Points ol 8001 11 08 LvSwitzer Lv Stamping Ground Lv Iiuvtill Lv Johnson Lv Georgetown a is 1 0 11 0 ii SO t LvOSUopot II 4i OM 0 BtJ 7 l 7 IK 7 2a 7 27 I I Lv Newtown Lv Ccntrevillo 32 89 44 4 54 5 00 8 12 is 00 10 25 41 2 00 3 10 lfcQcetaACrceatc4 MtabUf bed as tt f Comtbera Trook Lines J 2 1 JO HA Em TouwtMa VlrglnU A OaorgU SdngHK Time Card in Effect Sept From Mr Sterling EAST BOUND Fast Mail No 22 Mt Sterling Accommodation No Vcstibulcd Express No 24 Morehoad Accorajnodntion No SS 1492 00 i 1 JvKllwibctli Ar Iaris SSI 5 20 1 BS5 3 45 1 C S 40 OS AM No 2 IM AM IM No 4 5 5J 0 05 0 00 II 17 0 S2 Tit AINS WEST Lv Nt 8 Noli 4 J t Ar Kllzabeth ArrCcntrovlllis i 8 II Nowthwn Ar I 8 IkJ Ar O 8 Depot I H 41 11 Ar Georgetown 8a7 4D O ID jroniioon 8 U II 81 ArDuvall ArStnmpliitf Groumt VOl I U 13 I 7 10 Ar Swltzer n ml ii in l ID A1WIIII 0 S3 7 22 AV a uinmit AV Frankfort T 80 A 0 39 A connects with L A X 11 connects with Q U ami L S C councetn with K C 1 InrU C 8 00 8 12 8 11 t 45 5 03 5 21 S SO i psrtof thna grest srstcm itsrts fKan Ctoclnostt from vtateh polot tUar raa Bolid Vestlbulcd Trslni to ST AUQTOTars 7L4 colnj throab Lcxlostoa Kr Chattaooocs Atlanta Oa Maoon Oa JaeksoDTllle Fla afaUnttTtuough Votlboled Trains to an cities namsd am tntermedlato points The Qutta A Crcscnt Specials are SoU4 Vettloalod Trains ruonlcj via Cliattanovca aad tookoat MocnUla TTTnitflllilH aed Usrldlan to New Orleans AtMxfimisjr tbs Has dlvenrt for Jaeksoa saa VkbtarcXlsstoahrsTsportaoiSHotClwaTKls At as olaas coooecUoo is mads tat Texas Mexico and California CifsWmlkaitiortcraadQBJsaa TtwO snjonf una ana iax OwLr v Hocus CcrcncxAn to Kxv rtut Dortbern Tbe Wm 840am 123 p m w TJ 28 j 710pm 7S0pm WEST BOUND i 0 52 7 7 7 7 K 5 S3 Oi 13 IxxlngtonAccommoilntionNo27 Inl8vtlloExprca9Na21 IjCxIngton Accommwlntion No 23 Vcstilmled Express No 23 35 6 023 1100 8 10 20 8 3 vn I4S p m am am u TtMaACaadaTVAOarsUOmne TnsTl IfiTT 9 abortett Um bK irten Clactaaatt and Jaeksoats throosti Cincinnati to EaosrllU Tia wanetlUiC tat JUhwrllle W C Tkaj SBsftw declotns on row roata wrrttetorratscaaifwfl TQGKl infir TTiin rim n ilium lhoKontuckyMliltamlltnilway arid connec ¬ tions fonn tho cheapen nnd bliorlest route to nil points north south nul west to their agents for further lnfonntiou C D nEUCAW GEO B HAIlVEU Gen Pi Agt Gen Sunt iotsl Solid vcstllmled trains with dlutng cars No bus transfers Throuuli flleer-ei-from LoYlnirtnn vrUimit a MMvaaM4MSaaf CBKTAN 03pm - ao4 mort direct top njy afcBataoorawrtito4C riusM n o iDHTAim fs Is WrUwVlPl 1 j j clianse i H W FU LLElt Gon Pass Agent WaslilnRton D C Asst Con Pass Ageat Cineinnatl Q v OSCAR MUItKV TrlMo MttBagWi n IS G k M 5r iw ri r MT STEBLIKG ADVOCATE TUESDAY KpyEMBEllB 1892 i L P t Br vjb3 r i THE ADVOCATE STOQK NOTES AQRICULTURAL NOTES V6 yar- Agoodraiuisa ment RK i profitable invest- ¬ A t ir I ra Tho colt should havo all the oats ho Breed up tho scedj and incrcaso soil wants fertility in every way possible Tlio uraclico of traiuine marcs after It is said that tho pear is less afbreeding is increasing fected by external causes thau any Tho smooth beef will bring a better other kind of fruit price than rough coarso cattlo A horticulturist 6ays that of mix-¬ Tho skim milk for tho calves can tures copperas aud gluo is probably bo improved by tho addition of a little ouo of tho very best that can bo used oatmeal for keeping rabbits from gnawing full of trees Apply in good season Mahgorsshouldnotbokopt hay Stock liko it best when put in Trees may bo planted out in tho fall Ircsh at any time after tho leaves havo ma- ¬ A man with a first class steer to sell tured and until tho ground is frozen has tho least trouble finding a good so hard that it cauuot bo worked into a good tilth says a man of expe market for rience If you want beef cattle breed Prof Gcorgcou says tho flowers of beef if you want milk or butler tho chrysanthemum aro common in for that purpose breed provisiou stores in Japan They aro After using tho thoroughbred sire boiled as grcous with vinegar or dont go back to tho grade sire Hold sugar or packed in salt for winter what you havo gained and continue liko sauerkraut to improve Ir is estimated that tho loss in value A writer very aptly remarks that ot tno principal crops wheat corn when prices for wool aro low care oats and cotton grown in this country must bo taken to reduce tho cost of will bo 050000000 as compared to growing as much as possible and at the amount realized last year This the samo timo improvo tho quality great decrease iu quality is duo to bo lighter crops and to tho lower prices Tho breed o cattlo that will Wheat is about 27 cents most iu demand by beef raisers says current an exchange will bo tho one that will and corn 14 cents a bushel aud cotton mako tho best weight at two years 5 a bale lower but oats aro worth old and that will iatton readily at any more than last year age That is what wo aro after now A fruit grower says tho precautions the sort that will turn over most taken in planting raspberries black ¬ rapidly tho monoy invested in them berries etc consists simply in cutting When Tho Sheep Breeder says customer in tho market buys a the long legged ham if ho buys it at all ho asks tho butcher to cut off a piece of tho superfluous bone Tho farmer ought to breed that off and save tho butcher tho trouble Ho can both breed tho bono shorter aud breed flesh further down tho bone Thcro aro two An exchange says kinds of foot rot one is not conta- ¬ gious while tho other is Besides the cntiro Hock does not always take the disease even it it is contagious loot rot Our advice and it is good advice is to separate tho 6ick from the well just as soon as anything liko foot rot makes its appearance ¬ Oat straw makes a good mulch Tho gardon felionld bo broken and drained well this timo of tho year An exchaugo says that a lazy maus fenco corners glvo him away fa v tfe CANDIDATE WEAVERS WAR RECORD T2 Jano Hading now has tho balj well at her feet and will keep it rolling writes Miss Crawford from Paris Shocan afford to pay a penalty of 20000 to a Russian manager for non fulfillment of a contract to play at St Petersburg and sho will star it at Chicago during tho Columbian Exhi- ¬ bition there On her return she will enter the Francais which as the man ¬ ner In which Frou Frou was revived thero shows needs something un ¬ that any publication ancient or frozen by Francas conventionalism modern referring to Ireland has an to act tho part of sinful heroines iu attraction for him that a high price can not quell Mr Gladstones passion for ol books or rather for volumes purchased at a second hand bookstalls has not Dcspito tho cares of office decreased lip finds timo to ransack tho book Sellers shelves and purchaso tomes that ho can never by any possibility find timo to read Tho Premier was observed while at Barmouth enjoying this characteristic amusement and anxious inquirers awaited his depart ¬ ure from the dealers to know what ho had carried away with him It is said A Woman Arctic Explorer Lieutenant Pearys wifo is cither a wonderfully affectionate wifo or a woman influenced ny alovo of science such as has actuated few of her sox Wo hear of Catharino Ilorsqhel boar ing her brothers astronomical instru ments through ico and snow and ol her kcoplng watch over hjm whilo sunk fathoms deep in celestial specu ¬ lation until her hapless toes wcro frozou and her fingers turned to But novoi1 before lumps of jelly a woman insisted upon sharing has tho hardships of Arctic explorations Ilor prcsouco unquestionably encour ¬ aged and 8trongthcned hor husband to unusual efforts and the fast that and acomplishcd a ho undertook slcdgojouruoy ot thirteen hundred miles whereby ho mado many won ¬ derful discoveries and confirmed hip theories as to tho means of approach ¬ ing tho pole may havo been largely duo to tho influence of Mrs Peary who it is said is a proficient in tho special branches of scienco which have fitted tho Lieutenant for his arduous task It is delightful news that Mrs Peary suffered no harm from her toil aud exposure and returns in full health from such a trip as no woman ever essayed before Peary broke a leg during his voyage and it whs feared that tnd expedition must bo aban- ¬ doned but his wifo nursed him back to health refusing to return to mildor latitudes when sho had tho chance And on his great slcdgo journoy Peary had safety reputation and a noblo wifo to return to Hence it is not at all surprising that ho did re- ¬ turn after going as far north as any discoverer has vontured c latitude 83 deg 24 min Domorcsts Family ¬ 1 Kentucky Central R1 n ti BLUE GRASS ROUTE Shortest ami Quickset Rente FJROM CENTRAL KENTUCKY TO ALL POINTS KORTH fc SOUTH Through dailv train Hnrrlm Ww Cincinnatiand Middlcsborough uiiu points onijiojs It K Bchcdulo in Effect Nov 16 189L SouthBouud No1 Bally Express 8 10 10 43 No 8 lis Fast Lino Sun 8 00 pm 8 08pm 0 10pm 0 69pm Dailv Ex Sun 2 65pm 8 02pm 4 81pm 5 Anctti Ne8 Lre Falmouth Lvo Cyntliiana Air 1nris Lvo Cincinnati Lvo CqyiiiKt6u 8 18 a m u 45 a m am luris- n wam 12 lo m Lto WInchestcria 40 trai 1 85 ii m Arr IUchmond 1 85pra Ive Kiclimotul Lto Uerua 2 03 pm Arr Mrlngston 8 03 p m in a lflam ait iAiMHBtonl2 10 JLvo a 10 33pm 11 00pm 80pm 6 iopm i wpm Air Winchester o fl60pm 7 05pm 7 83pm i6im tf smtf T Lvo Livingston Lvo Lmidnn 3 15 1 uj uui uin Lvo Barbourvillo ITP lHtixt tlln Lvo Middlctoronglf i ujuuuiiu uup Lto Williamsburg Lva Corlnn Arr Corbinw 4 50 p m B 00 p m 5 62 p m a At U 7 83 p m i 4 6 6 CO in n m pm oapiu 45pm pm 20p m pm pm p ra No 4 Dallj- 7 00 7 60 10 15 Ait Jcllico Lvo Richmond Lvo Lancaster Ait Stanford 1 60 4 45 6 20 North Bound Lvo Stanford Lvo Lancaster Air Richmond Lvc Jcllico Ltc WilllnVbV Arr Corbin Lve Cumld Gap Lve 3Iiddleborou2 Daily Express No 2 Daily Ex S an No 0 off tho canes after planting to within modern plays six inches of tho gronnd and then on tho approach of freezing weather covering them over with a mound of earth A previous application of a shovelful of stablo manure around each plant should havo been made Currant may cuttings still be sot out or buried in the ground Magazine am am am o a c 8 05 am 8 4Sam 0 85 am 0 S3 6 68 7 47 am am Arr Corbin Lvo Lyo Arr Lvo Lvolincvlllo Lvo Uarbrvillo Lvo Corbin Lvo London Arr Livingston Livingston Richmond Richmond 00 Cj - SO - H 10 11 11 05 11 12 12 12 1 1 8 85nm 9 25 am 0 85 am am am am Iicrca until spring A Florida correspondent of tho Cal- ¬ ifornia Fruit Grower speaking of to- ¬ bacco in Leon county that State says tlio tobacco harvest is now on It is a comparatively now business in that part of tho Stale but promises well From the 420 acres planted in the country it is expected to euro at least 160000 pounds worth 25 cents per pound Among the best yiolds por acre aro 700 pounds of which 50 per cent will sell for wrappers at 40 cents per pound thus making about 230 per acre a vastly better business than raising oranges in Florida - TO THE -- - Ait Winchester 7S LvoCvnthiana Lve Lexington Lvo Pans Lvo 1 almouth Lvo Winchester Arr Taris Arr Covington Arr Cincinnati 0 55 am 7 10 am r 45 am 7 00 am 7 63 am 8 24 am 0 23 am 10 49 am 10 55 am 0 05 am 15 am 10 41 pm 41 pm 35 pm 63 pm 2 27 11m 2 00 pm 2 o pm nn HZj 3 45 pi 4 zs p 4 48 pi 6 so 6 87 0 45 8 07 pm 6 05 5 45 ui pm pm pm iHHKittK JHUBvii MAYSVILLE BRA North Bound Lve Cincinnati Lve Covington k The Live Stock Journal of London says that the most serious disease affecting faroi stock in New South is contagious of cattle Half tho districts in the colony were aflected last year or very nearly so namely thirty one out of tliirty thrco districts It is stated that inoculation was tried on 229 holdings and in every case ex- ¬ cepting ono it is said to havo been followed by satisfactory results That paper adds Pleuro pneumouia will never be stamped out in New South Wales more than here or in any other country by simplo inoculation This can only be done by tho compulsory slaughter of diseased and iu coutict animals Wales pleuro-pneu-monia Daily Ex Sun 7 00 noio if if ml Tho Louisiana Planter in comment- ¬ ing on the largonoss aud cheapness of the rice crop in tho Southern States recommends rough rice as a splendid tood lor animals It claims that pound for pound rough rico contains more nutriment than oats and all grain eating animals aro very fond of rough rice and if it ho fed to them in rea sonable quantities itwqnld seem to be a safe and excellent food Good rough rico is selling for loss than ono cent per pound iu tho largo markets of the It Is no argument against tho value South where oats bring moro than of well bred stock that wo occasionally oue cent per pound find an animal of very obscure pedi ¬ T B Terry tolls tho Practical Far ¬ gree which embraces first class quali- ¬ mer what a beautiful lawn ornament fications for some special purpose a bed of perennial phlox made The Tho Live StockJournal says concern- ¬ bed was 30 reot long and ho set the Wo havo known common plants fifteen inches apart each way ing this steers whoso feeding qualities could The cost was 1 por dozon of diller hardly bo excelled and snne milch eut varieties aud very choico coloring cows whoso origin was very scrub- ¬ Tho bed was mulched in autumn and by but tho fact remains that such tho next spring tho plants averaged canes suo tho oxecption and not the about ten shoots each and made a rule while with tho thoroughly well magnificent display There is but ono bred stock it is aruio that the progeny disadvantage they must ho looely is good and the poor individual the tied to stakes to keep them from- be- ¬ exception The pro potency of well ing blown down Given bred stock tho power to transmit its as an evergreen tree or clump qualitios to its ofspring is a fact that of shrubbery they show up finely must not bo overlooked Queen Victoria will herself jnake tho appointment to tho oflico of Poet Tho Chester Pa Times is authority for tho following It is well to state Laureate it being a placo in her own that Chester is in Delewaro comity gift Tho Poet Laureato is really a member of tho household his oflico adjoining Philadelphia Wo are being in tho department of tho Lord credibly informed that Senator Grady lias received 1800 from tho salo of Chamberlain Lord Tonnyson was the tobacco from four acres of his regularly invited every May to tho property near Gradyvillo which ho full dress which tho Lord Chamberlain always gives to celebrate tho planted with tho weed Ho spout Queens birthday but during his only about 150 per acre for fertilizers forty two years of oflico he noveronco and attention thus realizing about attended tho birthday festivities 30p per aero from tho product To- ¬ bacco buyers proriounco it equal if not Tho Czar took au activo part in better tnan tho Al Laucaster county watching and following tho courso of variety Senator Grady will plaut Iherecont raancouvrosof tho troopsin twelve acres iu tobacco next year and tno vicinity ot tho fortress of Iwan wJH uso cotton seed oil as a fertilizer gprcd Two corps oporatod against as this is said to mako tho Pennsyl ¬ each other East and West and in all vania product as good for wrappers as forty two batallions of infantry 210 IVeetorn Tobacco Jour guns slxtyliyo squadrons and sotuias Snmatra Cossack units wcro engaged ¬ i 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 2for5cu Knives and forks 5c a piece A Tinware all kinds at reduced prices Lard cans meat cutters stuffers o o Coal vases water sets chamber sets Coal buckets Fire sets Also will o o close out 500 chambers at 20c 1 o o oo o o o o Heating Stoves 2 to dollars Cook Stoves 650 to 20 dollars o o Cups and Saucers 30 to 50c set 1 1 oo od o o o o H 1teJKton am aJ a nt ExHHPF llMKj 2 65 8 02 pm 8s pre 0 zupm 0 15 pro 7 oopm 7 51 pm 8 80 pm ACT8e Arr MaysTllIo 8outh Bound Lvo Maysvlllo Lvo Johnson -- 8 4 10 10 Dally Ex Sun 5 20 5 57 No 0 Daily Ex Sun pm pm pm pm pm 1 uu pm 8 37pm 0 45 pm 1 60 2 27 8 20 3 45 10 No 11 LveJIIlIersburg Arr Paris Arr Lexington 9STlKt0 Arr Cincinnati 11 00 am ifm 7 15 a nt 7 40 a m 8 28 a m W 64 a in am WW S fH 11 ilp o o SR KNOTT CPATMORE TraffloJanngcr GenirassAirt Genoraromccs Louisville Ky nnF-nP-M0s AsstGen1 Passer Agt Chamber ot Commerco BldV ClntU O iMnn1niyitVnpoint8exccl1t Rowland Di dally except Sunday toClndnU8dailyCX8umla7 ivom xlDBtot N Runs dally No 4 Runs dally from all stations except tho norland Division which is daily except Sunday 1 j unVSn 5K except SURday niw1Uirnri8 anTd LXlDStn iai1yexcSe11UindarriTC3 Ua Inson 10 ainmUl pin J Accommodation nm- 05 NnWthS ermtMiiato NftNnrt Rvnt nohMtM stations and runs daily r usBSii JAPANtse Mi Sa o o o o d o I W i W- R - El D 7 Opera House BuUdingfv o o o o o o 0 O o o III Mt ORE A Guaranteed Cure for Piles of wlmtovor kind dCnMKciniaynt1l 91UU11 rrii inn 110 llilCairsaTc3n Ttid Iy or Ilereditarv en known o Ihix0 boxes for 500 sontliv moil pcsitirpiy triven to each pure inter of a me nover nn1 9ne3n 00 8au iv w s btl -- iy If 1 II m vxjliPfrnto fefE r fc glOMIQ C a r ttj Has lod all Worm RonircJJ V VI w Bil ni WniB6 d mitoM jsu K- ajy - 1 M rt KH A l i 1 ft O Cg O W7WciiiBwTmoHCTirl aBMJv k 1 O J J- RlTiPS w Jl V vn I 3ffFmfri l St 2N wpf f HM jW li MT STERLING ADVOCATE TUESDAY NOVEMBER 8 1892 Simple Remedy for Sprains etc Many peoplo still roly upon worm- ¬ wood and rnm arnica and othor appli- ¬ cations in tho form of liniments in tho trotetmout of bruises and sprains and iguoro that simplo but most efliciout remody of all hot water Thero is no nicdicino known that approaches it in value iu injuries sitch as theso iu A - if HE ABVQCATE QLEANINGS gjgggpQ jsqjJijjg K i Hs HOI nvAl1nii fnnd fnr finl ltlf pllick- is com meal mixed with boiling SWeiH BMIIUiitu the flesh a fine flavor and a whlto and clear look that adds to tho market value When feeding oats on tho farm it will bo found moro economical to feed If in tho straw than to thresh them through a cutting box thoy aro mn he tock will cat them up clean lOT mint aiuo6vo rVf store house is not a good placo in which to keep milk and make butter If you expect to produce a first class article tho dairy room should bo by itself and used for dairy purposes only Brluo destroys mites and prevents their multiplication in tho poultry house Jt should bo sprinkled or eprayed with a forco pump over all parts of tho interior of tho house including tho nests and perches Tho usua attempts to exterminate these suipnim boiling littlo pests by burnhlg tar or makiug other smudges aro futile Land which is worn out or is nat urally barren may bo greotfy improv- ¬ ed by very deep fall plowing and breaking up so that tho air frost and -- A collar which is also a vegetable Gardon spots biiow can act upon it Which aro unproductive if broken up into lumps and sprinkled with wood ashes old brine salt suds from tho laundry or drainage from tho barn yard and allowed to freezo and thaw all winter will bo found quite pro- ¬ ductive for tho following year vegetables nevertheless they consti- ¬ tute a host of organisms entirely for Tho so called mic to milk itself ordinarily obtained in pure milk cities even when it has not been tam- ¬ pered with frequently contains in a toaspoonful millious of theso micro- ¬ scopic vegetables luxuriantly thriv- ¬ ing in a soil most favorable for their All this naturally rtnvnlnnniont HHniHUK imrvatn tlin nifliiv advantages 01 ODM IJing milk It is well known that milk especial- ¬ ly as it is found in largo cities is usua ly swarming with living bacteria Most of theso aro probably harmless He V of Juno has crcaturos back and mado its appear- ¬ ance above tho surface of tho ground By tho end of July the tiny tree known on tho island as tho fly tree has attained its full size being then about three inches high but a perfect tree in every particular much resem- ¬ bling a dclicato coral branch Pods appear oir its branches as soon as it arrives at its full growth These rTasanta for TwolConturles drop off iu August In- ¬ ripen Ho Tliiwlncniit to AveniUB is easy stead and containing seeds as one of nmlKV crrnnf TlOCt l0112 aTO and would naturally suppose theso pods descont is always easier than ascent have from three to six small hard Mn vnnnnii wllV thoi0 aiO SO worms upon tho interior Ex About mnnv failures in tho world Tho opening of direct telephonic 200 ycars ago a family named Rogers communication between New York pushed its way into tho limits ot tnc present Stato of New Jtiampmre and Chicago mado it a red letter day nxrisi ntimo workod hard and ac in the history of science Tho com- ¬ cumulated money this family became munication was instant and perfect Conversation below ordinary tono and finally persistently vagrant In au was found to bo moro easily carried at all ceased to do any work old Avaon covered with white canvas on than that above it A whisper V drawn by a yoke of oxen they kept was audible at either end of the route fP tun winI nniitiniinllv camnina at Tho voico could bo identified as read- ¬ what was said Tiicrht on sonio larmura mwi ily as Modulatiou emphasiscould bo pauses heard begging tho nights hospitality and questions interruptivo rcmaiks and carrying off enough food for tho next day As tho old Itoger3es died their tho like overy colloquial incident to talk tho stamp of life places wore taken by tho yoitugor which gives was perfectly carried ones and thus for two centuries theso It was as easy to converse in New victims of hereditary vagrancy have York with a man in Chicago as it is Wo be tho cursed several States a friend sitting by your side is tho reply they make with Itogorsos Tho suggestion of nearness was so innowi nukoil to toll who they are si graphic that tho fact of distauco was Mp Harpers Young People not recalled It had to bo an after- ¬ street car at thought Tho storage battery The advance which tho 900 miles of Milford Mass was subjected to a test servico onOct communication prove on tho experi ¬ of battory endiuanco in been ment of telephonic communication 9 Two statements having Com- ¬ between adjacent rooms suggests tho mado by tho Hopedalo Electric pany one that tho batteries would diilcrouco between 1870 and 1892 operato tho car 30 mile and another Wliilo the distance thus spanned is the car would carry 70 passengers a the greatest so far none supposo that PP Mass the limit has been reached To San of Cambridge committeo invitod a demonstration Francisco is Graham Bolls prophecy ajdormou upon a basis as severe as that of tho The Eagle earnestly hopes ho will Cambridge and Bos- ¬ Hvo to verify it Tho news and com- ¬ 7 r sorvico between was loaded with G077 mercial value of tho circuit is of ton Tho car pounds of iron and lead and 19 pas ¬ course incalculable Brooklyn Eagle sengers brought the weight up to Roast Duck Tho investigators 9174 pounds Wild ducks should bo sorved rare electrical measur ¬ brought their own John Among somo fashionable peoplo the ing instruments and Prof Uuivcrsity timo given for roasting them is ten Trowbridge of Harvard Tho car was run minutes but this is not enough to kept the lccord t continously for 30 miles wihout heat them through Twenty minutes i Tho oven mu voohnvahur its battorlK surmount- - is about tho right timo Qt should bo oxtromoly hot when tho Iuing as a part of its course a grado ducks aro put in Either a brown 5 per cent 1G0U feet long tiio aver o iimn frti- thn HO miles is said to olivo sauco or currant sauco is suita- ¬ have been ovor 6 miles an hour The ble for roast ducks but it seems a t V load carried was at no time less than pity to loso tho delicious flavor of a that of tho iron and lead and tho good bird by tho addition of any kind sauce persis necessary to operato tho car of rPhn flnirm nt oil flnnka to tnimvwnfl horso power -- Tho car lias two 7 motors It was naturally run slowly by putting a fovr tablospoonfuls of va part of tho timo and was cardfully minced celory and onion in tho bodies handled as it was not known how the befor tho aro cooked Maria Parloa battorios would staud tho straliKEx in Good Housekeeping -- Ifa train of cars is derailedwrcckcrs aro sent outatonco from lieuilquartcis mid tho greater the number the sooner their work is done The blood may not improperly bo likened to theso men for it is natures means of repair and when an injury occurs slio immediately diverts to tho affected parts a largo supply of blood freighted with the ueqdcd materials Iu some instances of course supply is much greater tliau is actually required and tho work of restoration is iu consequence obstruct ¬ ed but tho excess is practically mado up of lookers on or interlopers as it wore lor which naturo is not responsi- ¬ ble Tho ball field seems to bo very if favorablo for bruises and sprains and ono would naturally supposo profes- ¬ sionals at least would bo well up iu tho most approved form f treatment Players howovcr aro ofien disabled for weeks by hurts that ought to bo ropaired in a few days If an injury is located whore treat ment can bo conveniently applied as K Vr on the hand arm or leg at once after receiving it tho attveted part should bo pluugod into water a hot as can bo boriit and kept there for several houis When the bath must bo discontinued tho injuicd parts should havo water KvS drcssiugs applied and these in turn bo kept hot until all the tenderness has WHY THE SYORKINGMAN IS POOR been drawn out Severe bruises wrenches and sprains when treated in this way aro far more A Want of To Day Ono of tho most curious natura One of tho most imperative wants quickly cured than by any othor way productions of tho West Indes is tho tho sutleriug of tho patients arc famed vegetable fly an insect about of tho day is pleasant homelike semi And infinitely less than whero llnimentslo- the size and color of a drono bee but independent apartments for self-- sup- ¬ without wings In tho month of porting women This clas3 numbers tious etc aro used In such injuries May it buries itself in tho earth and thousands and so many of them aro after tho soreness has been relieved begins to vegetate By the beginning artists designors and either students thero is generally some swelling or issued from the or practitioners a sprout various professions pufliuess of tho parts to overcome QX vhich tho skin is notibrokon Elsist Main Street AND Mil i m 5000 Chairs at Cut Prices 750 Suits of Furniture all new styles 44 new Wardrobes in Walnut and Oak Book Cases 37 different styles Sideboards in Walnut Ash and Oak 50 patterns Hat Racks Mattresses Parlor Furniture etc Prices to suit your pocket book Undertaking a Specialty and under the manage- ment of a professional rfirsl ta nt MWMts mM flj Ill iiiim c- J HICKS CARPET STORE No 37 North Broadway Second Floor nlt D of that tho demand for some placo for them to live has becomo a really seiious matter Many ot them want rooms where they can do their work and livo at tho same time For theso the boarding houso affords no attrac- ¬ tion It is too expensive usually for economys sake sometimes because of tho health as they ofton ontcrtaiu decided ideas on the subject of diet Others go to cooking schools and find that plain and simple dishes which they can preparo for themselves aro much bettor suited to their needs Tho professional woman and artists of to day aro looking forward with oager anticipation to sonio modern Moses who shall lead them out of tho Avilderncss of boarding houses and lurnished rooms into tho promis- ¬ ed laud of bright cjieerful commo- ¬ dious and inexpensive apartments for woman N Y Ledger On several occasions Halls Journal of Health The Scrub Must Go The prico ot good grades over scrubs will settle tho scrub business It is natural for mau to lean to the thiny that has tho most money iu it Feeders of cattlo for milk or beof call for grades They must havo tho animal thaUwill return tho cost of feed and attention or quit Ileucc it is tho scrub is bound to The road to improvement in rearing calilo is short andimple as iu the prices CARPETS All kinds of best grado of Carpets at tho very lowest possiblo Ji CUldlLINS Beautiful Curtains well worth tho money Thoy are called Bargaius OIL CLOTHS Oil Cloths tho best makes and iu the newest and most desirable patterns HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS No house in Kentucky handles better goods or sells for closer profits A of late says reference has been made in these columns to the war waged on tho salmon of Alaska rivers by tho cauncrs and netters who seem to think that wasto as thoy may tho salmon will not bo exterminated by tho methods iu vogue Congress has taken action to prevent tho extinction of tho salmon and it was none too soon Mr Eugene G Blackford ex Fish Commissioner of Now York has just returned from a three mouths trip to California and Alaska and this is ono of tho things ho says about tho Alaska salmon fishery Hero is but ono example of tho cruel slaughter waged against the salmon At 0110 canning factory iu Alaska 20000 fish of an average weight of ten pounds each wore thrown away in ono day iu a dead or dying condition becauso of tho inca ¬ pacity of tho factory to tako caro of them Just think of it 200000 pounds of food fish wantonly de- ¬ stroyed I If it h any moro conve- ¬ nient just imagino 1000 barrels of salmon wasted in ono day Ameri- ¬ can Groctr Shooting and Fishing growing of plants POULTRY AND BEE NOTES If good fruit is wanted tho only Tarred paper is good for lining tho way to get it is to select good stock The farmer in pitching his crops cau poultry house realize tho importance of good seed as Proper attention is necessary to sue J liko produces like cced with an incubator Tho same man strange to say is fol- ¬ Many poultrymen claim that ducks lowing tho footsteps of his fathers in pay better than chickens the cattle business Hocontiuucs to milk the If tarred paper cannot bo secured of old Daisy that old newspapers cau bo used to make descended from father to son in the tho hen house warmer years loug ago that havo raised a In bee keeping as in everything decent calf or made au ouuco of butter else to bo succes3tul it is necessary to Tho scrub was good enough for grow up gradually in the busincs daddy and it is good enough for me Keep a daily account of the receipts Yes good onough for you but not good enough for your children to fol and expenses with tho poultry and low iu au ago of improvement when kuow whether thoy pay or not science in brcccding and feeding is to Tho Slate Poultry Association will bo recognized as a matter of necessity bo held at Scdalia December 0 to 9 Why not get sonio good seed and Tho Stato show will bo largo and commence now fine especially of some bulky food will keep them in better condition and make them moro profitable as well as lessening the expenses Beo keeping is well suited to woman Many women says a writer were led to adopt this vocation as a means of restoring their health and have been rewarded in finding not only pleasuro aud profit but renewed vigor of body and mind in tho labors and recreations of the apiary In German they heat their passen ¬ ger cars with stoam and in each com ¬ partment is located a littlo lever that cau bo placed in any of throo positions warm medium or cold Thero is also u haudlo that when moved will apply tho air brako tho Carpenter now being used Tho movement of this lever breaks a small string with a lead seal upon it so that it can bo told in what compartment tho brako was meddled with It is a fine of 40 marks 10 for needlessly applying it Chas Graham W B Coles and Silas Loinastor of Elliot county wore swin- ¬ dled out of C0O by Now York green goods uiqu last wcok - r 7 A thoroughbied inalo is half the An over fat fowl is nearly always Why not sell one halt of old as much out condition herd as one that of Daisys stock andhuvonn Exchange is very poor good thrifty condiA Small Birds Baked In weer tion is what is most desired Potatoos Lime dusted freely about ho poul ¬ Havo as many sweet potatoes of try house aud yards will destroy the medium size as thero aro small birds germs of many diseases that affect Boil them for ono hour Havo the fowls It should bo used especially birds plucked drawn and washed in hot weather Season them with salt and a little A poultry writer advises grinding pepper and rub soft butter ovor them Pare tho sweet potatoos ajid cut a up mo uoncs iroui me meat you use thin slice from each end Now scoop from tho table leaving somo of the out tho center of tho potato making a meat on tho boues both being csson cavity largo enough to hold a bird tial at intervals lions lay better if Season tho potato with Bait and thus fed twice or thrco times a week spread soft butter ovor tho surface An experienced poultryman thinks Placo tho birds in the potatoes which that wholo wheat is better for lowls should bo set on end in a shallow pan than corn It does not mako thorn so and iu a hot oven for fiftcon minutes fat and considering tho number of Arraugo tho potatoo on a hot dish and eggs that can bo secured by using it garnish with parsloy Servo very hot To havo this dish in perfection buttor is altogether a moro economical lood must bo used generously Maria An Illinois lady 6ays that among Parloa in Good Housokcepiug the attractive features of apiculture On SmoKy CreokCartor county J A is tho pleasuro which it oilers bee ¬ Wooloy and Charles Webb who havo keeping allords a wholcsomo recrea- ¬ been enemies for years met at a dauco tion and it is ovor a delight to watch and began shooting at each othor tho workings and wondrous Both woro badly wounded and Jerry of tho busy bee Wills was hit by a stray ball A writer who advises feediucr tur At Covington John Camion jumped nips to fowls 6ay8 that it is not into the Ohio and wasVwncd His always nccessaiy to feed grain alone to any kind of fowls unhid was affected A mixture -¬ lite-habits J A reported outbreak of cholera at Helmetta N J created much excite ¬ ment in that vicinity Investigation showed that tho diseaso was not tho cholera but a violent dysentery which is almost as severe and danger- ¬ ous as cholera Mr Walter Williard a prominent merchant of Jamcsburg two miles from Helmetta says Cham- ¬ berlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has given groat satisfaction in tho most sovero cases of dysentery It is certainly one of tho best things ever made For salo by T G Julian An English bookbinder has paid 50 for tho hide of tho heifer that knocked Mr Gladstono down and camo near killing him a few weeks ago Ho proposes to havo tho hide tanned and will got his money back with large profits by using tho loathor as backs for tho covers of lives of Gladstono and other liko volumos Such outer priso as this has really a decidedly American like flavor But tho shock- ¬ ing thought must occur to every ono that if this heifers discreditable per loimauco bo thus returned in profit to her owner thero will soon becomo a powerful temptation to train other heifers 1o the business of running Mr Gladstono down whenever thoy get a chance on tho samo principle as in somo localities whero too largo bouri lies havo been paid for wolf scalps littlo colonies of wolves havo soon boon found iu various places carefully guarded and bred as rapidly as possi ble until they havo grown to thq proper ago to bo scalped If these Euglislunen onco tako to emulating Yankee enterprise there is no telling whero they will stop Amcrlcau Cul ¬ tivator u f i V fit H r 1 fifcr J Vyv c v V It 1 rlfU Vlf V 1 w x lf A 4Mkm 1 J V a MT STEEMK6I- ADVOCATE TUESDAY 2OVEMBEB8 1892 Jt THE ADVOCATE te THE ELECTORAL VOTE BY STATES L- - n The polls open under the new election law at 7 oclock a m and close at 4 ooclock p m Tho following is a tablo of tho elec ¬ toral voto as it will bo cast by tho various States in tho Presidential coutcsl Aikauas Florida Alabama 11 SILVERWARE J MamypTY l 3 mT tA jSmgi Montana 8 fc 4 Senator Hills work in this cam paign should not bo forgotlon by tho Democrats of tho West aud South Ho is working night and day speak ¬ ing and writing to friends exerting every nerve and all for his partys Crystal and his thrco sons Rev 0 sake Many men have commingled M P Vaugness pastor of tho Church of with their zeal self interest or per- ¬ Our Saviour tho leading Norwegian sonal friendship lor tho candidates 10 church in Minneapolis Henry G Hill has neither motive When Cleve- ¬ Stordcck of Rothsay ox Warden ol land is president ho has nothing to hi the Stato Prison E H Wood 0 expect lor himself or immediate Stearns county Robert J Hall ol friends and a man whom he does not Morris Georgo W Sprague of Fill- ¬ admire will be enjoying triumph more county D W Hixsou of Elbow Mr Hill is tho true hero of tho cam ¬ M Lake and Tlios C Hodgson oi paign Louisville Post W Grant county in Tho Republican party in playing a Messro Alhrood Hall and Sprague 101 are life long Republicans and each bold game Thev know all chance of held tho office of President of tho Far winning the election by fair means is ml mers Alliance bcfoio it became a po- gone In their desperation they have Mr Ilixson was poured out money like water into the M litical organization one of the leaders in tho State Senate soveral debatable States Their last W from 18S7 to 1891 and Thos C move is a threat of force by the U S Hodgson is an old soldier and one ol Marshals at tho polls Tho people tho leading largo larmersof tho State have served notice on them that Fed ¬ lie opposes the Republican party be- eral interference with Stato elections cause of the McKinlcy tariff and the will not be tolerated No Forco Bills Minnesota wheat ring I plaiuh arc on tho staUito books and Mr re Attorney General Miller cannot order perceive that the drift of the Republim can party is toward monopoly and one His revolutionary measure will patornaliBtn and the only relief is in not scare anvbodv a change of government Dotting on anj ihing ib all wrong The effect of the bolt of Rov Vaug We have no sympathy with gamblers ness will bo far reaching as thou- ¬ of any class While a bet proves m sands of Norwegians will follow hU nothing yet straws show which way lead He said I think the people of tho wiud blows A perfect galo scums my church aro too highly taxed and to bo setting toward Cleveland and as I think Democratic principles era- - Stevenson if wo may judge from the bedy tho best interests of all working character of tho big bets being made men I shall voto for Mr Cleveland Tho betting passed the oven stage days Cincinnati Enquirer Nov 3 ago on the final result and 10000 to It really looks as if Minnesota wore slipping awar from its Republican and that the stampedo moorings would develop into a landslide of the regulation order by nest Tuesday An oven dozen prominent Republi ¬ cans of tho Stato have within tho last two days publicly aunounced that they proposed to show their indopon dence by voting for Grovcr Cleveland Tho men who have thus suddonly dropped tho Uarxison staudard for the Cleveland banner of tariff reform are Milo White Republican mem borot Congress from tho First Jlinuc sota District from 1883 to 1S87 ox Dairy Commissioner Howard of Lake California Colorado Connecticut Uolawnru - Nebraska 4 18 Georgia Idaho Illinois Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Malno Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri Indiana -- 3 51 15 18 10 13 8 H Xorth Dakota Uhodo Island South Carolina South Dakota Tcnncssco Taxas Vermont Nevada New Hampshire Now Jersey Now Yotk Noith Carolina Ohio Oregon 8 8 3 -- If re Cj 3WCSMy J0 4 8U 11 lcnnsylrama 8 21 4 82 4 U designs for the tahl Also the most artistic O E3ST JL3E3ST07IL GOODS1 All new Beautiful gold goods watches set rings pins Fine Stones the most elegant Diamonds r - o 15 4 12 35 4 Mlslsalnnl w Washington l West Virginia Wixconsin 15 Wyoming choice Virginia U 4 0 12 8 414 223 Total Necessary Xor if sy - charrnes l1 kf fl lift H vw J W JONES Agi EAST MAIN STREET aw vkw WAITING UNTIL IT IS FINISHED Wall Paper and Paints w m Mowm3mzmrmm mzjgJsmmsMim m n i Dry Goods Dry Goods Hazelriff 9 m m Fine and latest stylo Wall papers plain and decorated Picture JFranwi Fino Art Material etc North Uaysvillo Street Mt Sterling Ky Sept 20 1 y i I ini ills Successors to Wolls Hazelrigg 1 1 M S To make an Investment in a Building and Loan Assoqiation be pure to take stock in the WHENEVER YOU WISH Of Louisville Kv COLTZLZCZBI rlu mmtmkmmf m ¬ ¬ i ¬ ¬ I Grubbs Hazelrig i i i MEMMMMMMMMMM t B5BEtiiB5gBl5i it Fall and winter stock now full and complete m comprising novelties in Dress Goods foreign and M m domestic Silks Underwear Plosier Yarns etc fid Ladies and childrens shoes in abundance and m very low Our carpet department is complete with Fine S Carpets Rugs Mattings Oilcloths etc A i1i I 11 xi sLvnsn ana wen seiectea line oir la a les jackets on hand to show Gloves ribbons trim- ¬ m mings and notions of all kinds always on hand Come in and ask for what you want we have it 1 11 1 Becauso it is tho only Association that irivns von n rlnflnUn cause it is tho only Association that publishes and proves bv actual nnlonlr tion that Hb stock matures in 7 years Becauso you will not bo disappointed when you wish to borrow Because its charter docs not allow tho Associa- uuiwuuyBejcrjeuso property or speculate in real estate Becauso tho best business men aud financiers of this Rtntn nnnmvn wu i o yai utt t nrVTTTXrnTA Ji uccuusu- ji jjays o per cent semi annually Coupons attach wuujmiiu T investors should call on our agents C W HARRIS President W A DeIIAVEN Counsel vr x iu V X I LOCAL BOARD W W THOMPSON v DR C DUERSON J M VANARSDELL Affent On account of my inability to travel I respectfully ask my friouds at my office in tho Tyler Apperson block and allow mo to explain tocall ¬ tho vantages of tho r M VANARSDELL ad Columbia WILLIAM OCONNELL Sec Ti eas Main Street Mfc Sterling Ky -- n HARDWARE QUEENSWARE TINWARE WOODEN WA -- 8500 finds no takers New York The Saloons Must bn Closed on State 2 to 1 for Cleveland Indiana 10 IElection Day to 7 Cleveland Wost Virginia 10 to The new law requires that no liquor 6 Cloveland etc etc shall be sold on day of any General or PEIOES CM Primary election and tho penalty is HORSE AND TRACK very heavy for those who disregard it For the information of saloon keepers Red Wilkes leads in new per- ¬ v and all interested persons section 10 formers this year he has 20 Election- ¬ Ladies Fast black Balbriggau If you cant come to Louisvillo of article 13 of tho now election law eer 19 Guy Wilkes 1G Nutwood 14 Hose is hereby published Onward 13 then order Section 10 Whoever sells loans Four trotters with records of 213 gives or fuuishes to any person or per or better aro from mares by Dictator Ladies Extra Super Fast Black sons either directly or indirectly Hose Geers lias given three trotters and spirituous vinous or malt liqliors or Wo pay especial attention to t 1 a pacer marks better than 2 13 this any oiner intoxicating urniK in pic this department Every letter cinct town city or county of this season Ladies Jersey Ribbed Balbrig ¬ answered on tho samn day re- ¬ ceived Every order filled at tho gau Vests and Drawers Commonwealth upon tho day of any Nutwoods 230 list is crawling up samo prices as it you purchased general or primary election therein towards 100 It now numbers 92 in person shall be guilty a misdemeanor and on About nine tenths of tho horses in Ladies French Grey Jorsoy WRITE FOR conviction thereof shall bo fined the training get altogether too much Ribbed Balbriggau Vests sum of not less than 25 nor more CATALOGUE work than 50 for each offense which may and SAMPLES At Palo Alto there are quartered bo recovered by proceedings in any court of competent jurisdiction or by thirty nine mares entitled to a place indictment in Circuit Court It shall in the Great Brood Mare Table aud be the duty of the Circuit Judges thirty seven others that have pro thoughout this Commonwealth to duced one each in tho list make special mention of tills section to Simmons 228 now has to hU tho grand juries of said courts credit three trotters with records bet- ¬ THE STEWART DRY GOODS CO ter than 214 Ho is by Georgo Five hundred dollars of Republican Wilkes and out of Matnbriuo Patehcn H cKOD 1 CLOAKS money has gono to Breathitt county mare an ifilA AMIY almost universally successful to bo used in a corruption fund Is it cross Holts monky on Lillys Four sons of Georgo Wilkes havo Ny MILUNERV three rppieentatio tach in tho 215 Think of This Farmors w ww w wowv DRESS MAKING One of our most successful mcr list This seasons trotting has given clnuts was in tho county the other the Wilkes family a bigger boom than Nn7t day aud after having feasted on tho over fat of the land ho concluded to walk Arion trottel a milo in 212- - re- ¬ out with his host aud see whoro these cently and it is on tho card for him gool things camo from BSTAOLISHCOISSe In the to reduce his record within tho next Albert Wing killed his wife in DAiT2C orchard there woro five acres and in 10 days CnplulhtockSHXMJOQ Louisvillo Tuesday ny stabbing hor in MtStcilliiKKy JI K Pctew lioi John U Wlnii Cushlcn it ho saw a fow dozen chickens and a The thrcc y nar old Iov Sly Both parties filly La Belle tho back and neck few turkoys This was a text to tho by Lockheart 2 13 broke were well known and belonged to the worlds merchant and ho reasoned well on record Co report tho volumo of Dun for pacing fillies old and lospcctcd families but both poultry culture How many lions hv pacing a milo hero last Saturday had gouo to the bad Wing made his trade tho paat week as unprecedented have you Just what you seo was in 2 I2J the previous record for that escape and has not been heard from notwithstanding tho nearness of tho tho answer but could raise a thou ¬ election Tho money market is said ago being the 2 14 of Yolo Maid La sand just as easy The merchant fig ¬ Who is Judge Holt for Republi- ¬ to bo easy and tho outlook for a busi ¬ uello is a great card for her sire who ured as follows 100 hens would pro is only cans Why ior Holt ness future bright and oncouragiug six years old Trot tor duco in 185 days 4000 dozen of eggs Thero wore howoVor 278 business Voto early Tho offer of 5000 made by II A which fold at 12 cents per dozou tho failures during tho week against 187 lowpst prico this car would net Moycr Syracuse N Y for tho first Democrats voto tho straight ticket tho week before 480 Then soil tho hens at 350 per of El Mahdisget three years old or Judges Holt and Hazelrigg wound dozen thoir present prico aud you uudor to secure a race record of 230 Price Rabui n arte led laH wek up tlio cauvas with a joint dobato at or 509 How many or beth r has been won by tltit havo about after having victimized several of our iurkcys could you raise Tho farmer himself Parties owninjrycar the Court Houso yesterday afternoon morchantsby giving worthless phecks 500 El Mahdis ablo to or rather Hazelrigg answered Holt in payment for goods had his ex ¬ answered If bronze average ling or them at 12 pounds and you havo tako a liko mark have 5000 and who declined a division of time amining trial Thursday and was hold 5250 pounds which at 7 cents per 1000 respectively awaiting them Judge Holts liberal contribution over in tho sum of 500 to await tho pouud on foot would bring 4G87G towards building a church and nction of the grand jury Ho wont to The polls close at 4 p m school houso in Hazard iOuo dollar jail from a sniall investment 97775 KTAATvrA SPECIAL UNDERWEAR HOSIERY AND A FULL LINE OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLE- ¬ MENTS ¬ 25c Mitchell Msli Bros Wagons Cooks Evaporators and BY MAIL New South and Pioneer Cane Mills a 35c Pans Cider Mills Saw Mill Supplies and Belting ED MITCHELL LEADING HARDWARE MERCHANT 2C I wJloftifcRE I r raarrk The John Hank Brewing- Cos - imager veer Muenchener FUsener Golden Eagle an d Export Bottle Beer art of boer raaklng by common consent Aro tho most poifect products of tho Highly PHYSICIANS AND MEDICAL JOURNALS roccommemt luro extract of Malt Furthermore and Hop3 and tho forraor Invariably preacrlbo It for tho UWm05- thoby W Th w haJtthWntStatctoAiiioilea Invalid Bottled Beer It is the purest malt and hop extract manufactured fcaasre73Srgrsrra UOUISYrUX rvE 4 nMnoThe lyr a John Hauk Brewing Co Cincinnati Ofiia TO CHICAGO Worlds Frlr Albums Given away by tho C D tho Worlds Fair Routo from Cincin n 360 three-year-o- ld gen-tlo-n- an two-year-o- ld nati magnlilcont album of Worlds Fair viows has been published by tho C H p which will bo sent to any address on receipt of ton conts in stamps Tho Cincinnati Hamilton Daytpu in connection with tho Motion Route is tho only Jino running Pullman perfected safety vcstibnlcd trains with dining cars from Cincin ¬ nati to Chicago Tho Velvet trains of tho C H Ss D aro admittedly the ninimijjaiiii unci wie una is a ropresontMjyo Worlds Fair routo For tickets ratep etc address tiny agent To got an album Bond your address with ton conts in stamps to JS O McCormick G T A Cincinnati O 1354 Via C II D and 3Ionon tho Worlds Fair Routo Tho Cincinnati Hamilton and Day ¬ ton R R Co aro now selling second class tickets from Dcshler Dolphos Ironton Wollston Cincinnati aud all intermediate stations on thoir linos to Chicago at 350 limited to continu ¬ ous travol passage For tickots time ¬ tables etc call on or address any C II aud D agent o When aho wu a Child soo crlod for Caatorii When iho becm MIm iho clung to Ctatori CHrD MwUdChlldr6aiiu3gTotiinCastorli M The polls close at 4 p m V The polls close at 4 p m V i K i -- r3hiAJiMHiiminMMMawmM VtWTniKPliragnHnHPlI I ll iHifiH i m1 i u mt BTEBLiye advocate Tuesday - otembei 81692 r y I - - BROS RIMBLE Grocers - Wholesale- Prescription BEAXEKS IN 1 - DrueeMsts- S6C c fif H1l v- - Rure Drugs Medicines cles School Books School Supplies Pure Inks poncils Also Paints Oils and Varnishes All Toilet Arti JT WIRLING I KY THE ADVOCATE under the new election law at 7 oclock l m and close at 4 oclock p The polls open fork on tho splendid now store- AV 4uumvo JOm K JU building on tho coruor of Maysville and Locust streotB is being rapidly - Mt Sterling Must Qo forward Somo of tho loading capitalists havo their nvnn on Mt Storlintr Thov do- siro a railroad running from somo point near Cincinnati by way cf - The Clerks Race Whats tho matter with Wood Hos no good Whats the matter with Bright IIos all right LAND STOCK AND CROP - pushed Peters routed his farm of 200 acres just outsido of tho city limits to W T Daniel for 1250 and tho grazing of three horses and two cows Judge Peters reserves tho residence lawn garden aud stable Judge B J - i who murdered Beo Brown on tho streets ol uns cuy uowuor to was arranged before County Judge Appcrson and waived an examining trial Ho was committed without bail Twit TV J Pfitors celebrated his ghty fcoventh birthday on Thursday sti yis Hfo long friend Johnson Young aged 85 was among tho guests Both Will vote the straight Democratic ticket to day as they havo done for moro than sixty years 0fo Boiling Carlisle and Mt Storling to a connec ¬ tion with through linos at or near Mt Storling and Middlcsborough Montgomery county and othor towns and counties along such a lino are just as auxious but it requires activi ty moyo on tho part of tho people Thoro never was a moro favorablo time Can tho right of way be se- ¬ Will parties owning coal and cured timber lands mako donations of what A pull all together will they havo secure it and this couutrywill begin Another line spoken to bo developed of and which is generally talked of is S A tho extension of tho Ky Storling Railroad beginning at Mt and having its connections to tho Sea coast through tho Norfolk and Wes torn penetrating somo of tho richest coal timber and iron country of If you want to B right voto for Bright Children Cry for Pitchers Castorik Big stock of boys school suits and Don overcoats at Sharp Trimblo tons 14 2t Tho Red School Houso shoes for boys and girls arc tho best sold only by Sharp Trimblo Denton 14 2t Langdons crackes frcshat ABaum Sous 14 2 Business Mention Several splendid ofllccsfor ront V tho Tyler Apperson building 11 tf Kentucky Do you want an elegant office Tho Commercial Club will take tho You can fiud no better than ono in matter up but they will need tho tho Tyler Apperson building operation of every live progressive man who is not afraid to give both of his timo and monoy co Il tf Soveral splendid offices with all conveniences for rent iu the Tyler 11 tf Apperson block The finest lino of robes in town Figuros vory low at JooConroys Thos H Grubbs bought of Bruco Turnor eight head of feeders average 1125 pounds at 317 per hundred John W Ross last week bought of airs j jj jurawncr ncr interest 111 148 acres of land on tho Maysville plkcin which Mr Ross had a lifo in ¬ terest for 1100 and two years rent which Mrs Brawner was owing on tho place she having had possession of it whilo it was in litigation Tho farmer that thinks anybody cau tako caro of cattlo is generally one who also thinks that any kind of caro is good enough for cattle Now that crops aro madeit is timo to do some figuring to seo what pays best GB Woodcock bought ofIke Shelby 16 head of 1500 lb cattlo for 4ceuts with 8 knocked off the lot of Josh Adams 25 1550 lbs at 4 cents with 1250 knocked off tho lot of C T Saudidgo and Moore 15 head 1400 lbs at 4 cents docked 1 per head Dan villo Advocate two-year-old S TOBjHiuBXrcisM 3Rflmr M CORRESPONDENCE Spencer Esquire R E Frisby and Ben F Perry bought the stock of dry goods groceries notions etc of J E Cow gill Mr Cowgill will go to Colo- ¬ rado w FOR RENT 15 2t Tho Shelby Nows has come out as a semi weekly full of news aud adver- ¬ Prico buggy rugs at Laughlin 15 2t tising Bro Cozine is a born uows Sous before purchasing deserves tho success papei man and Lost he enjoys Tho Nows is a Democratic paper and is doing valuable work lor Last Court day six cattle two steers Rffho duty of distributing the booths one rod aud ouo roan weigh 550 lbs ftwjftallot boxes for to days election the party red and white ilvecLon Corornor J M Dailey Hon Laban T Moore of Catlctts one nico spotted heifer woight about 750 lbs7 L00SfeTlfi nf nttnrwl in is reported very seriously ill and thrco yearling heifers weight 3iRi a deputy is a candidate for burg with pneumonia ilis many friends between 500 and 600 lbs A liberal yheriff Tho duty has been performed in this county will rogrot to hear of reward will be given delivored to me aud everything is in readiness in this his illness hero next Court day county for to days battlo ot tho bal- ¬ B F Cloud Miss Mattie Quicksall returned lots Mt Sterling Ky 11 tf Friday from the meeting of tho State Thoro is complaint from many F L U at Owonsboro last week Repairing neatly and promptly quarters that tho ballot boxes pro ¬ She reports the meeting well attended done by J H Brunncr THE too vided for to days election are and its proceedings harmonious Thoro is no trouble about Much business of importance to tho maker small those secured for Montgomery county order was attended to C S Bate of Seed rye for salo Sheriff Robinson had an oye to that Jefferson county was elected State 15 2t secured boxes that would President and Miss Mattie Quicksall J C Tyler fact and 500 of the bulky tickets hold at least of this city was re elected Secretary All kinds of lumber for sale at my of Marshal Taylor Tho murder occurred last De ¬ cember and was done while Jones was trying to aid tho escape ot nis 3 son whom tho Marshal had arrested Itfor a misdemoanor One nico front room on first floor 0 Protect your health by having on Howard avenue Apply to Brunncr to mako you a pair of his all MYs Chattio Schacffor 10 6t J M Vice and Mrs Caroliuo Scholl around cork solo shoes havo leased a hotel iu Huntington W Joel Chonault and wife of Bowcu let him make Go Ta and will go thero in a few days Powell county aro visiting frionds in you a to Brunncr aud solo shoes and pair of his cork to take possession of their venture this county Mr Chenault iuforms dry The Palaco Hotel now under tho us that Powell will go Democratic and keep your feet warm aud 10 6t management of Mrs Scholl will bo that some Republicans havo signified For Sale taken charge of by Jas Roberts wo their iutontion of voting for Hazolrigg A No ono jersey cow aud a 60W and understand Mr Chenault has had a severe spell ten pigs good election news Oscar Jones colored was hanged at of sickness but tho M S Tyler tf ho will ror Owingsvillo on Friday for tho murder has brought him out aud E C powder at Mitchellss Vice of Sharps main here until after tho election Co bought fifty hogs 405 Bob Warner bought 50 Southdown ewes from John Salleo at 6 por head R S War-¬ ner sold 25 barrels of corn to John Sallee at 175 per barrel in the field Danville Democrat at from J B Peters 4 to Robert Slirout who was in tho U S standing army at Columbus Ohio and was sent to a New York prison for killing a negro passed hero last week en route homo iu Mcnofee Ho was unjustly sent up for fifteou years but obtained a pardon after having served a little moro than two years The Republicans havo passed the word to claim ovorything so they did in 1876 If tho Democrats carry Now York Indiana New Jersey Connecticut and tho Solid South as they did in 1876 thero bo a repetition of tho attempt successfully mado in 1876 to contest tho electoral votes of a number of Southern States involve tho count iu confusion and wrest a dis roputablo victory from the melee As to tho attempt perhaps as to its succeeding again not much Poker Jack McCluro in Arkeusas tho Popu- ¬ lists in Florida and in Alabama will have their labor of preparation for their pains Courier Journal Hogs havo been moving lively at 4 to 4 cents in the local market With ¬ in tho past few weeks Clark Brock burg have shipped about 1200 head bought at abovo prices They shipped Tues- ¬ day 150 head averaging 200 pounds WDClark bought of Howard Hampton Monday 40 head ot cattle avoraging about 1150 lbs at4 cents less 1 per head also sold todoo jjrown 10 neau averaging 1225 lbs at 3 cents Mr Clark also bought of Oliver Bush 20 head of cattle avcrago 1200 lbs at 3 cents Clark Brock shipped to Cincin- ¬ nati Saturday 22 head of 1300 pound caUIe bSught of Geo Hunt at 3 cents Winchester Sun CITY COUNCIL PERSONAL MENTION Isom Yocum lost a fluo thorough- ¬ bred colt last Sunday night with 7 Hon Thomas C C6pe of French spiual meningitis burg was in tho city on business last Hon H B Kinsolving spoke to a Wednesday largo audienco hero last Friday eve Rufus Fogg who has been absent ning He gavo facts in his plain from homo for several months visiting smooth way so that tho opposite par relatives iu Boston and his old home in tics complimented him for his fair Maine returned homo Tuesday last dealing with facts and tho truth Mr J W White ofMt Sterling was Kinsolving is an orator of no little hero Thursday on business Mrs ability and mado as good a speech as Thos Domigan of Mt Sterlingis was over delivered iu this county North Ho had splendid order It was his visiting Mrs T J Sydncr Midletown Advance firstjvisit among us and ho mado many Mrs J W Hedden and children friends and wo believe sonic conver ¬ who have been visiting in Shelby sions county havo returned homo Will close out four 11 pieco English Mrs S S Gaitskill is in Louisvillo Cnamber Sets at 575 ono 94 picco visiting frionds and will remain a few English Dinner Set at 950 one days longer fifty-six-picce 15 2t Tea Set at 500 W W Reed A fine lino of buggy robes horso blankets at 15 2t O Laughlin Sons Mrs Chattio Schaeffer has returned home from Cincinnati whero she has and been visiting friends A fence was ordered built on south Get your salt from Adam Baum sfde of Collogo street its full length to Son Harrison Avenue In Second Ward pavements wero ordered contracted along tho property tho pwnors of which had refused to construct them as per order of the Council Mr Welch and family of Lexing ¬ ton aro visiting tho family of Mrs Welchs father J C King shoo-10-- 6t nonry Wills was permitted to erect on corner of Locust and Maysville 6trcots an 8x10 box store room to bo used by him during tho winter months Ed Rico was permitted to erect a poultry houso on Queen strectl0xl07 feet A committee was appointed to con ¬ sider the widening of Bank Alloy from Main to High street without crowding Treasurer Tho managers of tho Opera House havo perfected arrangements for re- ¬ ceiving tho eloction nows to night and as fast as tho dispatches are rccoived they will bo react from tho Mr Bassett informs us no stago negroes will bo admitted to tho lower part of tho houso and that he has the promiso of tho city marshal that good order shall bo preserved farm 15 3t Hotelin Winchester was destroyed by firo last Saturday Tho Contral 20000 insuranco Loss explosion of a lamp Cause 12000 Emza D Marshall W C Owens of Scott coun ¬ addressed a largo crowd at tho ty Court house in this city on Friday night His speech was a strong log ical argument for tho priuciples of tho Democratic party Ho heartlessly but dispassionately laid bare the falso noss of tho positipns assumed by tho Republicans and brought into plain view tho characterless insincerity of their leaders Mr Owens made a fine impression on our peoplo Ho went from hero to close his work in this campaign with a speech Saturday at Lexington Hon Miss Cora Bates 0110 of tho love- liest young womon of our city this morning at 630 oclock at tho resi ¬ dence of hor parents Mr and Mrs Sam Bates on high street will bo married to Mr A D Thomas a vounsr business man of Knfomlld f n Qk Evausvillo Ind Elder W T Tibbs will perform tho ceromony Wo havo known Miss Cora since hor early childhood and tho beauties of her character aro such as to insure tho man with whom she unites hor lot a wifo who will bo a helpmeet indeed on candidates to day The polls open under the Wo extend Jo tho happy couple our Olio of our most popular young new election law at 7 oclock heartiest best wishes for a long and widows will bo married on tho 16th proaporouslifo a m and close at 4 oclock p iust to a wealthy Woodford county rh The polls close at 4 p m f armor V - Lost Cow Lost on Court Day from tho streets of Mt Sterling a roan red cow somo m Mrs M P Koasloy nee Miss Nellie white spots loft fore teat gone ono Simrall of Denver Colo daughter of ear torn high horned and up headed Judgo John G Simrall of Louisville A reward will bo paid for any infor- ¬ and ncico of Dr W T Simrall of this mation loft at this office or to city is in a dying condition with diph ¬ J II Thomas Fronchburg Ky theria The General Association of Ken- ¬ For Salo or Exchange tucky Baptists will meet with tho A farm of about 225 acres in Scioto First Baptist church at Covington county Ohio less than three miles next Friday tho 11th iust Dolegates from Wheelorsburgh Ohio Eleven from tho Mt Sterling Baptist church miles from the city of Portsmouth aro Rev E E Bomar A L Hackott on good freo pike About ou acres and J W Heddon laps cleared and balanco timber Fine Well adapted to shcop grazing A L Hackott was mado a licentiate by tho Ml Storling Baptist church now houso of nine rooms and large at its meeting Saturday Mr Hack- ¬ colarjjargo barn tenant houso and ott is a pious christian gentleman and all necessary outbuildings splendid will outer tho Southern Baptist theo- ¬ watir good school about one huu logical seminary at onco to prepare dred yards from houso Will sell at a bargain and- on favorablo terms himself for tho gospel ministry or wl exchange for propsrly iin Mrs W Dudley Powers uco Miss proved or unimproved in or near Mt Mary Howard was visiting her sister Storling Inquire of John G Wiun Mrs Joo Embry and other frionds iu Cashier of Exchango Bank or ad ¬ this county Iho past weok dress J M Brown Rov W Dudloy Powers of Hen ¬ Whlorsburgh O derson Ky will preach at Assonsion Seo thoso nobby neckties at Sharp church this city Friday evening 14 2t Novombcr 11 1892 at 7 oclock p m Trimblo Dentons For Sale Cheap Democrats are warned 1 breech loading Roming A No against believing any cam- ¬ ton shot gun paign lies that will be sprung 15 2t W A Samuels - Mayor Lloyd was directed to issuo a proclamation sotting apart a day and ordering all citizens to put out rat poison Tho poor not able to buy arc each 15 2t to bo furnished with poison Mitchell has tho handsomest and cheapest lot of coal vases over brought to this city I5 2t L- - M Grceno wife and danghter of Winchester visited relatives in this There will bo no preaching at tho Presbyterian Church next Sabbath city la6t week Mrs N C Ratlilf and son Oiner morning the pastor Rev A J Arrick Services of Sharpsburg visited relativis in this preaching at Sharpsburg in the evening as usual city last week Miss Cora Kelly spent Sunday in Wanted Loxington To buy 1000 bushels of good pota- ¬ toes for which we will pay tho highest At the end of tho canvas Channan market price Iliirrity sums up the situation thus Adam Baum Son I can not put it any stronger thaii Wo havo received a largo shipment o say that I am entirely confident of of preserves pickles and can goods tho result Wo will carry tho solid which wo aro selling ut tho lowest South 159 votes New York Indiana prices Now Jersey Wisconsin Michigan and Son Adam Baum Wo confidently I think Connecticut expect that Weaver will got the elec- ¬ A Bargain toral votes of several Western States Four 11 picco English Pattern that would othorwiso go Republican Chamber Sets to close out at 475 Wo are confident of victory I r Now crop of sorgum molasses Tho highest grade at 40 conts a gal lon It is homo mado Adam Baum Son Wo sell tho best sugar syrup in tho Adam market 50 cents per gallon Baum Son Pins our department is full portation direct from England English pins 5 cents per paper Im- ¬ Fine John Samuels A great big stock of hairpins di ¬ rect importation Tho best 5 cents per package The Piukerton Detective Agency Tho Mt Sterling Natural Gas and has added 10OCO to tho corruption They wero barred Oil Company havo their machinery fund of Indiana all in trim and will begin boring this from that Slato aud want to fix things so they can got back How week tho workingmon will of tho Messrs James Tipton and George country like tho sound of the abovo W Andorsou returned Sunday morn- ¬ Ex President Cleveland spoko at ing from a two weeks hunt in tho Jersey City on Friday night His mountains of East Tennessee They speech was a powerful presentation wero with a most congenial party and of the main issues boforo tho peqplc Seven- ¬ found gamo in abundance Henry B Ryder Republican Con- ¬ teen deer and wild turkeys and sul at Copcnliagen and who was con ¬ pheasants without numhor woroHlled Thoy brought homo tacted of forgery thicit perjury etc by the party with thorn a one hundred and sixty etc has been pardoned by tho King ot DcnmarK provided ho will leave pouud buck tho country DEATHS W W Reed f If- - IS a r r T John Samuels Just iu from tho loading markets with tho handsomest and most stylish hats also a big importation of cloth- ¬ ing Gentlemen these goods will bo sold choap No market can beat us Hazelrjgg Young James Howard near Spencer has need for a good woman to do his housowork and wait on his a filleted wife t Mr Thomas G Judy aged 41 died iiMymy ip n171 wy iyii uiyi infraim jiia at his homo near Sharp3burg Thurs ¬ W P Guthrie of Mt l lingj day last Mr Judy had been a Tv v rnnrnsntititHr flrnmi j TTiinnVm v n j suffenr from tho dread scourge con- ¬ k uo 01 Louisville whoiopalo sumption lor soveral years and his dealers in Boots and Shoes wilt death was not unexpected Mr Judy call on tho merchants of Central was well known in this city where ho and luistcrn Iventwuv ovoiy SiXtyj has a wido circle of relatives and days Any orders directed to Mi J frionds Tyler Apperson blockjj Guthrie ikthis city will receive prompt at Mr John Fcohau aud Miss Maggio ftnntmi V Loonoy of Lexington aro to bo mar ¬ ried Nov 16 in Lexington 1 1 f J J tK - u A AH t it yfcfcvMiijL i lt tieiijatiHik TiAl 1 - I T- - f r v - fj r it fr V 1 1 ifcJH lf VtfL a i i Sit yKlif - kjrr--irrt- w -- toi 7r- - iCVJ Mr T MT aTEBMKa ADYOCUOT TUESDAY KOVEMjEB 8 Ig92 - -- iaSS x IL J1111 LIJS THE ADVOCATE DAIRY NOTES Remember In Carving That If thero Is any roo a part should bo placed on each plate til ii FIRE pRE AJLI-J-a iv A Beefs hoart should bo cut in thin slices and sorved hot Corn foddor is excellent for the l A guest should say whether ho pro milk cowy fers tho roast rare or well douo -Sec that the milk is not tainted A piece of tho back and belly of with odors arising from the Blablo salmon should go to each person Cows should bo fed so that thoy Tonguo must bo cut very thin tho will not fail in their milk till they go for and Children contral portions aro the choicest dry naturally GMtorJa Is so well adapted t ehfidrea 1bA Oaatoria cores OoKo fewMpattea ¬ The results aro in ratio with tho Bour Stomach Diarrhoea Etructario The dairy cow should possos a good I recommend It m superior to any prescription Killfl Woraui girea sleep aad prooaetes known to ma n A Jutcsxn M D constitution on account of tho drains skill used not the force cxponded M So Oxford St Brooklyn K X Without isjorfous BMdfootie made upon her vitality ¬ Tho head pieces of all fish aro conH For uertrti yon I fear reoommcafat Tho uso of CastorteIs go Hnlrenal and sidered the most dolicato and do your Castoria add thall always ccoOnuu to It will not hurt to repeat that tho si Its rnorlts so well known that it seems a work of supererogation to endorse it Few are the So so as 16 lias inrariably produced baaaflofal making of fine wholesome- milk can rable results Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria within cosy reach Eowix P Farmo K D A haunch of venison Bhould bo not be carried on with a stable full of CXBIOS MlRTTW DD The Wlnthtrop lOSUi Strut and Ttfa Are escaping ammonia from tho manure carved in slices down to tho bone XewYockCity LftterartorEIoomlncdalolieformedCliiarofa He represents more companies and pays his losses wth pilo or ditch from tho broad end upwards more promptness than any agent in Eastern Kentucky Tnx Csxtatjh Ooinuur 17 Mujiiiat Strhe JTmr Took The Elgin creamery company offers A few drops of lemon juico and a and insures at rates as low as ariy agent of a first class 12 cents a gallon for milk for October littlo pepper and salt improvo tho company Office Deposit Bank ist floor and Febuary 13 cents for November flavor of mutton wonderfully and December 12 cents for Jannary Great care must bo exorcised in the and 11 cents for March carving of fish to kcop tho flakes We often haro heard peoplo say from falling to pieces that it is impossible to keep a stable Have plenty of room upon tho platr frco from smell This is not so If a tor and in its vicinity a great many CsSc Tarfr- etablo is properly ventilated and mishaps aro thus prevented cleaned with precision there will be Coming In AND- ho foul odors Now tobacco is beginning to make CALL ON A large dairyman whoso cows go its appearance on tho market Four liJWiiiJliiiiLJy1M1pBipi 850 pound of butter a hhds from tho Blue Grass district as abovo to year limit advises milking all heifers usual sold at tho Bodmann House I havo rented tho Baum building on East Main street and havo fitted with their first calf cloar up to the Tuesday last at 880 840 1350 and 1 up a number of rooms I am there- ¬ they will con- ¬ 1500 per hundred At the Morris on time of calving and For all kinds of fore prepared to accommodate my Receiving fall importations of Vol- - 4 tinue in it tho following day fivo more from tho friends with board and lodging by tho vets Dress Goods Blankets Hosiery 4 Special attention wcok day or meal Mr Gould states that from all same district sold at 525 715 895 paid to Court day dinners Charges 1175 and lOSQWcstern Tobacco Underwear including Crocadilo sources of information at command reasonable weaves in color and blacks Storm ho gathers that a separator will tak Journal d A STEPHENS AND ing quo mouth with another secure I Serges in all tho popular colors 1 31 tf NOTES FOR WOMEN a pound more nutter irom about half earners hair effects Homespun nnd a 100 pounds of milk than tho gravity Mako homo bright and attractive BLUEGRASS jjiaunot euitmgs eilk and wool n process and considerably more than soda is put in fruit for pics less If warp Henriettas Drapes Almas deep setting with ice even when the i Tricots and Broadcloth iu all colors H most skillful sugar will bo required latter is operated by the j Cooks cannot bo too particular makers of buttoiFull lino of Zeiglcrs Shoes under i FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL about keeping their hands clean W NICKERSON contract for early shipment Em A writer for Country Gentleman One tcaspoonful ot ammonia to a broidcirs and Torchons in good sup ¬ i says that cream kept twenty four teacupful of water it is said will CONTRACTOR ply also full lino of dress trim- ¬ 4 hours after it is ready to churn will clean gold or silver jewelry i always mako poor butter and it AND mings OF ALL KINDS would be best not to pack this with i Dont shutout the sunshine It is F AlaiirKdniilaiiAAiiifei4mililllhlt BUILDER Sinnll Fruits AsoaragiiB Grape Vines nnd Spread some- ¬ tho other but consume it at home healthful and cheerful overy thing usually found in Biicn nn cstnbllsh- Ho knows of no shorter safer or more thing over tho carpets to protect them men u a mil 8iocK tnees low nc pay OFFICE AT no agents Dcccriptlvo catalogues on npplfca certain way to get less poor butter rather than keep the blinds down lion 201 Richmond Street than to skim and churn often Call on him and Eecuro estimates Treat homo folks as kindly and po- ¬ H F HILLENMYER S8 Orao If milk or butter is wanted select a litely as visitors It is a very false LEXINGTON KY If beef is notion of homo to treat members of cow bred for that purpose wanted deal in beef breeds A dairy the home circle with less considera- ¬ H writer says that a cow to each acre tion than other people HEALTH IS WEALTH T should be tho aim of every progrcs--siv- o Housekeepers should caution their on AIM dairyman It has been and can maids against the use of kcroseno in m be done aud tho very methods that laundering shirts The oil is likely to lead up tojlils will also lead one to remain in tho garment lending a keep tho best stock that can be had disagrceablo odor not cujoyed by the o as to got the largest product from wearer the ono cow and tho one acre and A writer says that gilt picture 7HTgTOftyyWWTWslt9 will induco toward such management Dr E C Wests Xcrvo nnd Brain Treatment a frames may bo brightened by taking guaranteed BpecIHc for Hysteria Dizziness Conas shall bring the best and most val vulsions Vits Nervous Neiirulcin Headache uable product a3 well as the largest sufficient flour of sulphur to give a Nervous Prostration canscd bv tho uso of alcogolden tinge to a pint of water and in hol or tobacco Wakefulness rtcutnl Depression High cultivation of the land improv- ¬ Softening of the Brain resulting iu Insanity and ¬ leading to misery decay and death Prematura ed stock and careful and scientific this boil three bruised onions or garOld Age Barrenness iJoss of Power In either lic which will answer the same pur- ¬ sex Involuntarr Losses and SpcrmatoiThooea handling of the output arc the roads 6auscdby over exertion of thobrninsclf abuo pose Strain off tho liquid and with o o or ovcr indujgcncc vr Each Ikjx contains one toward profitable dairying 100 a box or six boxes for months treatment it when cold wash with a soft brush 5oo sent uy mail prepaid on receiptor price gilding which requires renewing Carving Beef Mutton and Fowl J8 WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES A Punctual Red Man In carving a sirloin of beef every slice should he clean and even and To euro any caso With each order received bv Matthias Splitlog chief of tho Wy us for six boxes accompanied with 500 wo will - should bo cut with one good firm andottcs lives in Kansas and being send tho purchaser nur written guarantee to re NOTHIRfiBOT PILES fund the money if the treatment does not effect n siroko from end to end of tho joint at known to posses about a million dol cure Guarantees issued only by W S Lloyd Druggist and Solo Agent Sit Sterling Ky the upper portion Tho rib roast lars worth of properly ia called tho A SURE and CERTAIN CURE known for 15 yoaro as tho DOST should be cut in thin and even slice wealthiest in Indian I America REMEDY FOR PILES from tho thick end towards tho thin Although over 70 years of age and rrepwd bj mcmnDSOaTAIlOBMKD CO ETL0CIO A long tested pain reliever Wo will nav tho abovo reward for anr ease of Iu cutting a round of corned beet or a uuablo to read or write ho is a shrewd Lircr uompiaint uyspcpsin sick iicnuacne m- digestion Constipa tion or Jiostiveness we can Its use is almost universal by the Housewife fillet of veal begin at the top and cut business man By his shrewdness not euro with Wests Vegetable Liver Pills when the mo directions are strictly compucu wicn They ol thin oven slices and ability ho has acquired largo aro purely vegetnble and never fall to clve sat aimer the Stock Raiser and by every one isfaction Sugar Coated Large boxes contain leg of mutton should bo carved tracts of land in Kausas and Missouri A iujr SO pills 85 cents Beware of counterfeits and requiring an effective liniment BLACKSIITHIIG by first taking the carving fork in the houses aud lots in Kansas City and imitations Tho genuino manufactured only by UU1UAUO 1UC tlUUN J IT EST UOMlAM ILL - lv Kor sale bv all dnisffists No other application compares with Jeft hand and planting it firmly in has money invested iu a number of it in efficacy the joint then begin in tho middle paying enterprises I am prepared to do all kinds This well known remedy has stood and cut straight down but not quito Tho while men to whom ho gave a the test of OF years almost generations to tho bone The slices should bo cut 0000 lesson in punctuality had per ¬ quito thick as it improves tho flavor suaded him to sell them a certain Blacfcsmltuing Genoral Repairing No medicine chest is complete Tho same rules could bo applied to a tract of land for 140000 and were to without a bottle of HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY Mustang Liniment leg of pork or ham only tho slices pay him tho mouoy at 10 oclock at a 6hould bo cut very much thinner bank in Kansas City On tho ap- ¬ Occasions arise for its use almost I havo reduedd my prices to meet every day jTonguo should bo cut crosswaye as pointed morning a few minutes before t hard times Only 1 loraJl All druggists and dealers have rtliq practico of cutting it lengthwise the hour named the old Indian around shooing and lOpcr ctnioff injures tho flavor The middle part entered tho bank and took a scat with for cash the tonguo is tho best eyo fixed upon a clock The cap ¬ his ff Special Attention Gira to Steel Moro skill and dexterity aro requir italists had not appeared when tho ed in carving roast fowl than in ordi hands of the clock reached tho hour k Bring in your wood work I am nary joints Begin by inserting the As it began to strik tho old Indian prepared to dp anything in this lino Sriifo botweon the leg and tho body roso to his feet and at tho last stroko CUBES wa-om iu first class style All work fully as to cut lhrough tho joint then ho promptly walked out of tho build- ¬ guaranteed LOSS OF irn tho log back with tho fork and ing On tho street less than a block Indigestion Dyspepsia Nausea tho bird is young tho joint will give away ho met the men who wore to Sour Stomach Sleeplessness easily Tho wing should next buy his laud hurrying toward tho ty Thanking my customers for past Headache Nervous Pros- ¬ J favors T solicit a continuation of their removed in a similar manner bank They begged him to return ¬ tration Neuralgia Palpatronage fter theso four quarters havo been with them but ho refused saying that pitation of tho Heart J W BARBEE loved enter tho knife into tho top if thoy still wished to deal with him ho Loss pf Energy Locust Btreet opposito JJadgcr Henrys mill Weakness of Back Feelings of tho breast and cut under tho morv- - would moot them at 10 oclock on tho Languor and Lassitude Gen- ¬ tjht so as to looson it lifting it following day at tho same place PJaco opposlto jail on High street Have added to our stock of CtAL tno eral Debility La Grippe h tho fork thou cut long thin This timo both the white men and well kuown BLACK BAND and tho celebrated Etc Etc FIRE CREEK BLAOK Chamberlains Eye and Skin os from both flides of tho breast tho Indian wcro promptly on hand Ointment SMITIIING COAL and still headquarters for BELMONT BEACH years by eminent pbyilolant In me for 23 turn the fowl back upwards put but when tho former offered old Mat A certain euro for Chronic Soro Eyes surgeons In the United Uintax and pro and 45 Cmo bounced by thorn the best TON1U eztunt Tetter Salt Rhoum Scold Head Old knife into tho bone midway bo- - thias tho prico agreed upon for tho ORCHARD NUT and CANNEL COALS It cures where all others fall Try It and l Chronic Sores Fover Sores Eczema oonvlnced Ass your Drucglst for It Sen tho neck and tho rump and on land ho told them that whllo 140000 Itch Prairio Scratches Soro Nipples fang tho lower end it will f oparatc was yesterdays price to days prico PRICE 100 PEE BOTTIiE and Files It is cooling and soothing ily Tho breast and wings aro was 100000 and to these terms thoy Hundreds of cases have been cured by CoTHaufs and Proprs J ED BAY iidered tho most delicate part of wore ilnally compelled to accede J it after all other troatmont bad fllotU Itarpors Young People fowl Good Housekeeping It la put up la S3 aud CO cent hoses J A I fAlLM 1 11 Infants J Jab U- want good Insurance insure with HOFFMAN If you want reliable Insurance Insure with HOFFMAN If you want to insure in companies that pay all losses promptly insure with 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