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The Mt. Sterling advocate: November 15, 1892

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Madison Mason 221 554 Morgan Niohojftfj 459 482 150t 128 Pike Powell Robertson Rowan 6 Wolfo- - f 210 iS 267 t X T9tal Semi official JIAJOItlTIEB 7337 r v FOR HOLT The Democratic party has simply swept the country Tho solid South canio up to tho front with spendid ma jorities NTow York gives 4500 ma jority Wisconsin gives Cleveland 12000 majority Illinois which was considered as safe for Harrison as Pennsylvania goes for Cleveland by 18000 majority and thus they go Connecticut Delaware Indiana 8500 mnjority New Jersey Wiseousiu etc California which was so solid is only carried by tho Harrison doc- ¬ tors by 3000 whilst Colorado Kansas and Nevada go to YVcavor Idaho North Dakota and even Ohio Bill McKinleys Ohio aro in doubt Vc have simply carried tho earth and must make a big crow over it But grand as all this is tho old First Appellate district comes up and shouts loud and long that she too is in it and has James II Ilazelrigg to represent her in place of that non politician who has been thero for the last eight years In tho next Congress tho Houso will stand 213 Demo ¬ about -- rJ sJ tv M fct Boyd Bell 10 - Carter Clay- Estill Greenup Johnson Knox Leo Lovyis 372 247 44S 125 crats 129 Republicans and 14 popu- ¬ lists Die Senate will most probably stand 44 Democrats 40 Republicans and 4 populists The rooster aud tho tiger kuocked out the eaglo and tho coon On Friday night tho Democrats of Louisville celebrated the grand tri- ¬ umph of Tuesday in magnificent style Tho parade was a great success and1 Bedlam was not a circumstauco to the ublso mado by the joyful victor At tho meeting iu Court houso square speeches wore mado by Chairman Young Gov Brown Mr Wutcrslbn Mr Caruth Gen Hardin andMr Mc- Dcrmott tho orators being enthusias- tically received 47 54S 633 63 512 - U Laurol Martin Havlan Letcher Owsley Rockcastle 423 - r - 280 248 250 504 550 225 200 550 Leelio Magoffin t i Jackson Total i 6151 E8tiniated 1 Si Hear The Rooster UMiii y row I t V ALi irM SA- OA Sk5ES2 Uil MT K STEBXiEKTG- - ADVOCATE TUESDAY STOCK HOTEMBEBaL892 Of NOytLWT i YOU AND I TELEGRAPH LINES IN THE TROPICS They Aro Interfered with by Monkeys Spiders rianta nnd Other Tilings iY A PIN ODD MISTAKES see Kot he who lajm It on the Khetf Ettt ho who Hpemlit hl talent wire tt He given Indeed who kvw hlinnrlf And best or vrorat l hi who oraren IL JV thnwnnd wish onr work micce Orre brlnpi im eueer hernnw he npcaks U A common thing Is happlm- lio only never find who M ekR It The ntom with the supreme win Of NnturnH plan wm made iwrtakcn Allko ha each lta rotine to run And show the wiiulotii of It ilakor Tho steady seasons coma nnd tro Tho constant needle strivnirrly falters Tlio tnoon drawn hc awuyn to and fro Opinions changes truth never altera Wo roar resist our foa assaults Ills nnrop that stintr hi blow that batten Correction of our dally faulti Wo Unit another harder matter Self ha no claim whra duty calls Our destlnlo rocolvo our slmplnc Escape wo may f rom prison wall Rut from on reel res theres no escaping V on the droit A Queer Turk nnd Ilrooklyn Urldgo Spetle Hew ¬ Writers nf Thrilling live Bterle tint Mixed In Their Detail Ofta rTasM 1 - The rruol conquests of the aword Hrlng fleeting fatuo that soldier sigh fori The chcertiiK smllo and winning word Bring lore that thousands pine and die for An accident a lucky star Might lead w to tho abbeys niches Not what wo have but what we aro Is tho imperishable riches Is there a coarco we should pursue Through rnlna realm we must pursue It is there a work for us to dof Though lvntu confront v wo must do IU KoITjow io dlo bul how to llvo Demands ourvaro and best endenvor For character Its light will five When tun and stars afe qnonched forover E X Pomoroy In Youths Companion Mt fc- EM r U no W Tho average Kaluli does not regard murder as a crime It in lrill or be killed in his own country and be therefore regarda the matter of the taking off of a friend most philoThere is nothing to sophically worry about he is dead and J killed him ho will toll you if you should inquire about n companion with whom ho was on tho best of terms tho preceding winter I have heard Go Afghan while purchasing a weapon speak with evident gusto of the occasion when ho would use the gun to murder a friend It caused him as littlo concern this contemplated crime as if ho had Said Shall kill a chicken if God so wills it tomorrow for my pillau And yet there is something childish and affectionate about these men They never Beem to forget a favor and repay it to tho best of their abil ity Unlike other Mohammedans they do not observe the Koran with blind obstinacy but occasionally stretch its precepts to accord with their ideas of religion They do not drink for that is directly against the law nor do they smoke San Fran ¬ ¬ They Kill but Jo Not Smoke cisco Chronicle Tho Kind of Muslo rtnndolulro Liked KS Literature Bcionce draws inspiration from it and finds in the marvels of physi ology motifs of disquietude and fear an unpublished shudder in fact to speak a littlo after the manner of Victor Hugo Charles Baudelaire certainly had an influence on thm particular movement 1 hear him still telling us with a grimace not to be 1 adore Wagner He forgotten had been one of the first to defend But tho music 1 prehim in Paris fer is that of a cat hung up by his tail outside of a window and trying to stick to the panes of glass with its claws There is an odd grating on the glass which I find at tho same timo strange irritating and singu Jules Clairette larly harmonious in North American Review ¬ is on the border of Tho business of telegraphing has its difficulties and is prolific of exas ¬ perations in this town and country with dead wires and live wires crosses and tangles cyclones nnd blizzards and auroras and bugs Telographic communication any where is subject to interruption from a hundred and ono causes and few people who kick about tho service are awaro of tho difficulties to bo overcome in maintaining a perfect electrical circuit But in tho tropica tho maintenance of a telegraph lino in good working order is a constant uphill fight against all manner of in ¬ terrupting enemies that linemen and operators in this latitudo never dream of In Brazil tho wires get tangled tip with tho cableliko wob of an im menso spider which dripping with doworrain makes cross connections short circuits and grounds almost daily Ante often destroy tho poles in a few woeks Monkeys swing on tho wires and break them and in tho forests creepers and ropeliko withes ovorgrow tho poles and wires every fow weeks All this is moro or less truoof all Central and South Amer ¬ ica In Cuba there is an orchid that in crusta tho wire and causes leakage In tho West Indian islands thg jojjn crows or turkey buzzards make life misorablo for the telegraph and telephone people Theso big heavy birds the scavengers aro around in great numbers Thoy roost on tho wires or fly up against them and invaria bly break them short off In one largo town tho telephone lines that ran by tho public market had to bo put underground becauso the buzzards congregated there in great numbers rested on tho wires and broke them almost nightly On the pampas of Argentina tho herds of practically wild cattle rub and butt against tho poles and frequently break them down For somo years it was altogether impossible to maintain a lino of telegraph through Persia for moro than a few days at a timo The natives regularly destroyed it as a device of the evil one Finally the shah issued an edict making tho loss of an ear tho penalty for a first offense of de stroying the telegraph lino tho loss of a hand for tho second and death by being buried to the neck in tho sand beside tho telegraph lino the penalty for a third offense One eared men wore common in Persia for several years for tho shah was determined to introduce civilizing influences New York Sun ¬ ¬ ¬ With an agonized painful and tor tured expression on her cauntonanco and with a fow Knoll parcels in her hands she was jostled pushed and shoved on board a bridgo train which was just about to start from tho Now York sido tho other evening during tho flush of tho evening traffic Sho had evidently been shopping all day and sho was tired Her light spring coat was open revealing a trim tight fitting suit of brown and a waist ho slonder and stemliko that you felt liko lending her your arm for a ro enforcement Sho woro a hat that beggared description and her feet were incased in tiny patent leather ties Yot sho was anxious cross or voxed about something- - and tho crowd dis turbed her and the noise and confu¬ ¬ sion through luck than courtesy sho gained a seat and as sho dropped into it she heaved a sigh No ono seemed to notico her sigh however and Bho hoavod loudor Her second sigh had tho effect of attracting tho well bred staro of tho fow women in tho immediate vicinity and of orrest ing tho attention of a few men from their all absorbing evening papers Just then tho train began to move and gbp got up coughed and looked Bicjj jarred on her spirit Moro Sho glared wildly around tho car and then earnestly scrutinized tho floor With agasp sho fell back into her seat and tore off her coat and be gan to violently loosen tho collar of her dress In an instant several mon Were at her side each in his own helpless manner offering his service- and inquiring tho naturo of tho at tack Was it vertigo hemorrhage heart failure or nausea Appealingly sho looked up into tho faco of an elderly woman bonding over her and signified a desiro to whisper But tho whisper proved to bo just audi ble for tho bystanders overheard a hollow voice utter Thero is a pin sticking right into my back And suro enough tho eldorly woman found tho pin in hor back put thero by somebody to hold a rip caused by tho straining of tho over tightly drawn cloth With prof ound utterances of gratitude tho woman walked out of tho car with hor benefactress and tho other witnesses dis persed in thoir different directions vaguely conscious of a feeling of regret that ono of their own race oven though of tho opposite sox should exhibit herself as such n benign fool first in strapping herself so tightly and second in repairing damages with pins Brooklyn Eagle ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ now Vultures Wore Fooled Antispasmodics Somo spoils took place at a station Irregular nervous actions on tho in upper Burmah ono of tho events part of overworked or weak individbeing what is popularly known as a uals frequently show a tendency to Victoria Cross raco that is the spasm and unduo excitement which competitors have to rido somo dis it is somotimes difficult to control tance taking two or three hurdles Hysteria is ono form of it insomnia on their way to a point where there or sleeplessness is another manifesaro arranged a number of figures in tation of Tho bromides havo stuffed cases shaped like human been found the best modicines to bodies they then dismount fire a counteract this nervous spasmodic round of blank cartridge pick up a action and especially tho bromide of ¬ ¬ it A IJojjns Muzzle An amusing deception connected with dog muzzling came to light the other day in the Torues quarter of Paris An old lady whose pet had been seized among others com ¬ ww r t plained that while her pug was captured the poli co allowed that of her neighbor a painter to roam at will without a muzzle The inspector as sured the lady that tho artists dog was always muzzled and was some wluit taken aback on learning that Oddities About Memory tho muzzle in question was merely The memory remains intact and in painted on tho animals head Lon perfect working order in cases where don Tit Bits the left side of tho brain is badly diseased from which it may bo inferred Money In Electricity A very recent estimate of the capi- that tho right sido of tho brain is tal invested in the electrical indus- tho seat of this remarkable faculty From tho physiologists point of view tries in the United States is 720000 000 and of this amount 350000000 the power of memory is badly diminrepresents tho proportion which elec- ished by too much food by an excess tric lighting and power have at of physical exercise and by educa tained 100000000 is also the esti tion If this is true tho illiterate has mated investment in electrical sup a better memory than tho educated plies of which tho electric lighting man of the period It has also been nnd railway appliances constitute a proved that the memory is hotter in large proportion Pittsburg Dis tho morning than in tho evening in summer than in winter and much patch better in warm than in cold counTho Prince of Wales simple and tries Chicago Tribune unostentatious as he always desires his private visits to be cannot bo fitA Suro Thing tingly entertained for even two or A witty individual ono morning three days without an expenditure of wagered that ho would ask tho samo 15000 or 20000 question of fifty different persons and receive tho samo answer from each So well trained aro a pair of horses Tho wit went to first ono and then to owned by a fanner in Lancaster another until ho had reached tho county Pa that they pull a harrow number of fifty And this is how ho regularly across tho field from morn won tho bet Ho whispered half ing until night without a driver audibly to each you heard that Smith say In Africa and India and in South has Ifailed havo America monkeys are often employed What Smith queried thowholo to gather tho fruit which grows too fifty ono after another and it was high to bo reached by tho natives decided that tho bet had been fairly England has ono horso for every won London Tifc Bits twolvo persons and only an average Bllnuto rarnsltos of four hours of daily sunshine in It would tako throe and ono fourth which to rido or walk thousands 3250 of tho little vego parasites which grow on the In China wealthy people buy their tablo hair to covor tho white center human coffins long beforo they need them nonpareil o St Louis Eo-n nA ivrVifMf fJipm nu ornamental of a ¬ ¬ ¬ dummy each and raco back In this case after tho sports were over tho dummies were left on tho ground and in about half an hour after the ground was deserted I noticed a vulture settle on tho ground close to the dummies in about another five minutes moro than thirty had collected Tho birds seemed much puzzled as they carefully inspected each lay figure walking from ono to tho next all along tho lino and eventually after sitting in a circle for a short time flew away These birds must havo discovered tho dummies by sight though I havo often heard that vultures rely on their sense of smell as well Cor London Spectator ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ pieces of furniture K1rraRH057 J pubjio COMPLETE CATALOGUE potash and soda If the bromide of potassium is rejected by tho stomach We nay especial attention to our lOPUr AU PRICE DUESS GOODS thero is somo irritability in that reSfJ in llontoSpuus worth COc prlco 40C gion and tho soda salt should bo 83 in All Wool Ser SC8i worth COc used At least four grains of tho IJUUU 40 ln llaida Wo bromide of potash should bo given 88 in Kaiicy Camels Hair stripes R5e US lit Taney lUald and Striped Che to a child and much larger doses viots COc should be given to adults RC in Wool fancy striped suiting 8uc 83 in Jfftvy Storm Serges and iliucy Every letter answered on tho same Too small doses to have any effect day received Every order tilled at Weavoi 53c aro often administered The brothe same prices as if you purchased in person Shoppiiitr hy mall owlnjr mides are nonpoisonous and thoy can JO i White Ulankets USo per pair to tho great development of postal 10 4 Wool Ulankets 2 751and be used with considerable freedom facilities can bo conducted an safely a pair as if you voninelf weic hiiyintf over 11 i Whito Wool Jlhmkets heavy among those who know nothing tho counter If wit have never dealt wcirut 4 and S5 a pair with us In the pact a small trial order about tho danger of drugs They 12 4 White Wool Jtlaukets extra fine Dlnny Kinds of Monkoys will convince vou of the truth of what 5t0and7tOpair aro also valuable sometimes in re we say Samples bent on application Tho ordinary reader hardly realGray JilnnkeU full size fl50 175 lieving tho pain of slight attacks of izes how and 2 a pair mauj varieties of monkoys colic and headacho without leaving monkoys in tho exist Wo any bad after effects Yankee Blade Indies with hear of brown bodies reddish black heads and faces of a sky blue A Vegotnblo Pepsin Thero tiro monkeys with white eye The useful properties of tho papaw lids and green monkeys to bo found plant havo long been known to tho on the African continent and Capo various natives and have been taken do Verde islands The howlers advantage of by them as can be seen which inhabit South America aro THE STEWART DRY GOODS CO by reference to the works of travel largo and fierce and travelers deexs who can themselves vouch for scribe their yells as absolutely rhOS T tunr3 tho accuracy of the accounts thoy appalling So dreadful is tho sound CARPETS Drury in Tho Useful of thoir growlings and roarings that narrate Thus lprvISteiy Plants of India states that old hogs one would iinagiuo that all tho beasts and poultry which aro fed upon tho of tho forests had gathered together mii unery 335 AH0337 FOURTH AVE leaves and fruit however tough tho for a battle Theso creatures are so MMP jvjerij fur1i5hin36 meat they afford might otherwise fierce that oven tho most skillful and DRESS MAKING bo aro thus rendered perfectly ten adventurous trainer is unwilling to dor and good if eaten as soon as teach them tricks Harpers Young lolled Browne too in his Natural People Xnv 8 7 History of Jamaica says that meat Consecrating Church Hells becomes tender after being washed with water to which tho juico of tho Tho custom of consecrating church papaw treo has been added and if bells was onco common to nearly all left in such water ten minutes it will denominations but it is now confall from tho spit while roasting or fined principally to tho Roman Cath separate into shreds while boiling olics Tho old form was to wash tho Chambers Journal bell with holy water anoint it with Fino and latest stylo Wall papers rlahi and decorated Picture Frames oil and mark it with tho sign of tho Chlucjo Tonus of Endearment cross and to some extent this form Fine Art Material otc Mt Sterling Ky In China a wifo is never spoken is still used At the timo of tho RefNorth Maysvillo Street of by her husband in a plain and ormation in England tho prejudice Sept 20 ly straightforward way Such playful against Roman Catholic ceremonies terms as my thorn in the ribs and was so strong that instead of being my dull companion aro moro blessed now bells were occasionally usual but leave something to be de turned up and filled with punch yV Guthrie pf Mt Sterling Tho which then was drunk by tho par- ¬ sired on tho scoro of elegance Ky representing Green IIuffakerF if mean ono of tho inner room has a ticipants in tho occasion Newark of- - Louiavillo whocaUr distinct flavor of masculine selfish Sun uaLrprpD P0 0VP P1 yjjejeun utsn OAvSotp dealers in BboU and Shoes willlness about it Chicago Tribune 5JIO19U0 o 3anp ous bsjii oureopq etp rnu Wore Norvons Both IcaJl pa tho merchants of Contratt P Txoj8uo aoj popo ens pnno P At a duel tho combatants dis ¬ Too Soon and Eastern Koutucky every sixty4 nxnSSQ J3tJ 0AB3 O HO B8A HBO DU Doctor Will you over get well charged their pistols without effect vdays Any orders directed to Mr Why Til have you on your feet again whereupon ono of tho seconds inter- ¬ 3 ftSvVrtV A iM iriffmu w IVXUIULIU uiuviv iYlU rtlJluicuii ltrtrtt a I fered and proposed that tho duelists in a week 4r city will receive prompt at- To this the this Patient That will novordo Tho should shako hands Rtoutiou railway company has promised to other second objected as unnecessary if i i I send a man up about that timo to i Their hands said he have been j6i jA A Pfl Exchange shaking this half hour agree on a compromise Exchange APWII l rJ i ir ¬ ¬ ¬ Tho aversgo reader who ekktm over the last railroad novel is not Hkoly to notice tho many faulte in tho flimsy construction of tho plot But 1 often smilo at tho maidens that wandor in lonely woods1 a unearthly hours of night always a soft white clinging clad in Now every girl knows that gown the average maiden is too much afraid of tramps and snakes to wan And then der in lonely woods sho is not pale but unspeakably lovoly of tor such a tramp No an ordinary girl who spends half a night in a mossy but damp couch will wandor homo in tho morning full of mud and cockle burs her bangs oa straight as n cable on an avenue car lino and herself as cross as a Seventh street policeman on Saturday evening Another odd thing is tho way somo pen pushers get mixed in their weather reports Somo begin a chapter at dawn thero aro a fow moments conversation andthon the sun sots in lurid banks behind tho distant empurpled mountains Thoro is ouo novol bv Tho Duch ess 1 think in which tho chapter opens with a thick drizzling mist sifting down and enfolding tho land scape and in a few moments the hero is springing out of a window into tho spftt imellow moonlight Evidently tho w eathor possessed as many poaso3 as jviarsnan wnuers transformation tableaux Thoro is ono song and it is a sweet1 ono too that furnishes a brilliant examplo In Alice Where Art Thou ono verso Bpoaks of tho silver rain falling while tho first one announces that tho moonshines bright and that its rays tingo tho forest Those seem on ordinary occasions slightly contradictory statements 1 havo often wondered how long some girls could go sans meals sans head sans everything for judging by some of tho writers neither the hero nor tho heroine is subject to any necessity of naturo Lovo is an excellent thing a pearl of groat But a man in a dirty collar price and no breakfast in his stomach doesnt feel like courting tho girl who looks as limp as tho man who bot his last dollar on Sullivan and went home to find his wife sick and the grocers boy sitting on tho stoop with a six months bill Tho old fashioned novelist ia played out tho old fashioned hero has been cremated and the old fashioned her- ¬ oine sits in lonely solitude forgotten by the busy throng Tho wasp waist tho lily flower that fainted at every breath has passed slowly away May sho rest in peace I And in her place is tho strong healthy rosy cheeked independent girl who can drive hor horso and check hor trunks with equal easo and fascinating grace Blood nnd bounding health speak from every rounding curve and the dainty simpering lackadaisical nmiden of blushes tremors and sighs dwells in innocuous desuetude let us hope forover Thero lot her rest by tho side of the hero with the short sword and dark gloomy eyes who rodo about on a borrowed horso and whose only object wjib to disturb tho peacoof tho commonwealth Gone are the per fect heroes the faultless heroines iind in thoir place reign men and women flesh and blood with tho passions that sink them to tho brute and olevato them to tho divinity Washington Post ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ HICKS tfABPJET STORE Iiexixieton s5sSS No 37 North Broadway Second Floor Fa3iS2 V iiuuo tw CARPETS All kinds ofjbest grade of Carpets at tho very lowest possible jV ESarifcIfctfS Jpjgfpjljpipp3 I profits CURTAIN Beautiful Curtains well worth ithomonoy They are called Bargains OIL OLOTHSi- Oil Cloths tho best makes and in tho newest and most desirable patterns HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS No houso in Kentucky handles hotter goods or sells for closer v EiplJlpHipI JgrsiBiTsBsI I - 1 in i tr Dn Ms Dn inii m i ircnr ffif iii i i m ill Gun Successors to Wells Hot Hazelrigg m I i 1 m m i i 1 iii i I Fall and winter stock now full and complete Hi comprising novelties in Dress Goods foreign and It domestic Silks Underwear Hosier Yarns etc Xadies and childrens shoes in abundance and to very low Our carpet department is complete with Fine Carpets Rugs Mattings Oilcloths etc A stylish and well selected line of la lie 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 m i I I I m JI 1 m yji IQI Grubbs Main Street Mt Sterling Ky Hazelrig Ml in PiJaTSslIanEilEgisrBil MMWMMMM msaKSKassmmsagm SAVE By Special Prices Week if you see what you Different Items are published here every dont want ordering Your From Us Goods write for our Mail Order Department OUC 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ V l- n6fu iQmsYitLEift Wall Paper and Paints ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ - 41 i I s ih tfi ife tfc j VM --- t - tt o fl ffl 5SlBWVw r miiitftj THCIR HtfTOrtY a jJi fWinlliH Pacta In ftelftiiUm to Thlr In- nation nnd Krolwtion LOCKS ANt MTlSTEBLIKa ADVOCATE Tht Otiiitttnt ijiiiaw Joint TtTJESJDAY XOVEMJBEB 35 1892 Jrin mi jLiMmwi9wiimmiijrTFnm SSS- r -- ated with sfeoerdotal instincto and objects tho products wero char acterized by elaboration and tho highest style of finish Tho religion of mechanics in thoso medtoral timca was conscience in work and faith in ite thoroughness to Which in modern days wo cannot honestly mko co valid a claim Tho restdfc in the rt of look making wa3 tho production of specimens of Which it is eai that history and antiquarians tell of ryj finer speci roi8 art and handiwork being hap pilycomparcd The tumbler lock in Mongolian and has been in uso in tho Celestial empiro for centuries tho ancient Chinoso being artists in mechanical dovicefl and by no means tho blockheads so liberally scandalized on tho sand lots and platforms of modern times Tho combination padlock has also a vonerablo record and is attributed to tho genius of a Prench locksmith the opinion how over being held by antiquarians that its inception dates back to a remotor period Bo that as it may it is evident that in locks as in everything olse in pure mechanics wo aro but improvers on our predecessors Ingenuity has adapted itself to changing conditions The lock is more a necessity than over It has moro valuables to protect and bettor educated rogues to frustrate and wo aro getting eminently rich in both articles whilo in the drill of tho lockemith as much as in tho valor of th police we place tho faith that leaves no headacno hi our nightcaps and keeps our bonds and ledgers safe Wo have ovolu tionised in lock manufacture frdni the Egyptian article to tho modern combination mystery of which as far as burglarious intentions are concerned there is no key but a doposit of giant powder or a pinch of dyna¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Therenaoother thing Id like to tell Mrs Quigtry tfaid a woman at that I can nd that a reception Bhice man became secretive or never forgive her for telling are covetous locke and bolts liao been a porter about that one black gown of necessity To keep a would bo in- bora with which she went through a truder 45o the right eldo of a door and London season at tho tioio when the Angora of thief from tho object sho could afford but ono dress You Of hid cupidity oar ancestors impro remember tho story everybody does vfcil tibrooden bar and designed how she turned down tho neck ono the mysterious lock Tho latter was evening wore It high tho next and of couimthe lator product as iuvolv mended and pressed it botweeu inymechanicfl skill and a lniowledgo times and how oho ends up by say of ttietiils fbo ancient Egyptians ing Never tell mo that a woman are credited wdih the manufacture of cant dress well who has a single the original lock which was simple frock etc in construction and by no moans Well that wrotched littlo story proof against tho ingonuity of tho came out when she first bobbed up primitive burglar Thoy wero most- into popularity years ago and its ly hmmIo of wood with an occasional like tho Wandering Jew no moro example of iron or copper Tho like tho other fellow Its still going warded lock was a further ovolution to and fro upon tho earth seeking and duriagtho Middle Ages in which whom it may devour Its always much of mechanical work was traveling and it looks in on you at ¬ ¬ -¬ a r roreseioii OIL IN MISSOURI It Yel to If you want to experience a novel Thick and Bencation said a gentloman who 1i Is Too Do of Very Too Xlnrd to Got to Orcat P sports a colonels uniform as mem governors staff whonovor in The only oil produced in Missouri ber of a 1889 and 1800 concerning it said governor turns out on parade has been possible to securewhichin any just got on horseback and tako tho geological part invSomo great procession liko formation by BoonC townshipsurvey was in Wost thoso which marked tho Columbian county near tho Kansas stateBates line festivities Hon ¬ ¬ It - ffl vm MM war u W vw B JOicr itJ least about every five or six weeks It pops up in tho womans ooluinn leers at you from tho editorial pago and oven winks tho other oyo from tho staid respoctablo family journal It isnt maddening enough to be badgered and pursued in this way but your huBband must needs niako a point of reading that last para graph out loud with exceeding relish and then if you lose your temper thinks you aro calling him a stingy old thing under your breath Now tho aoxt papsrlKOO that in I shall stop taking tustautor Tho editor that doesnt know a chestnut when ho sees it isnt to be rblied on for news 1 dont leliove a woman editor would do such n thing Shed know that old black silk gown the minute sho laid oyeson it Now York Rocordor ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ton-year-o- ld kink En IWo 0Jduity r Didnt A young married woman who takes an intelligent interest in cur- ¬ rent topics iJieussod tho probabilities of a journey to Mars with somo friends at her homo the other day She naid I presume that Bomoof us will live to seo tho time when tho inhabitants of tho earth can journey Tho remark was overto Mars heard by Maggie tho now chambermaid who had been in tills country but a few weeks and had scarcely recovered from tho effects of tho voyage At her first opportunity to speak with her mistress alone sho Say mum nud whoro is asked The lady carefully ox that Mars plained to the unsophisticated girl a few simple facts about our neighbor ing planet and facetiously BUggostod You may go there some day Maggie And do you bo after goin asked Maggie with a startled loolc I may if an opportunity should mite replied the mistress do occur It is however to tho four trees of murely oks named that we owo ell subso Thin mum Ill bo after lookinj lont evolutions and aro not ner- - for a new place if you plazo 1 x escept in improvements eo dont want to go to Mars cause I uiuwny kKm us wo tomu- - crits so moiehty Blck traveliu on tho uOTlw ftiinaine It is simply a matter water New York Times ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Cure to Go or heard or felt At first you aro all right and you hear tho bands and see tho great fur rows of humanity on either sido of tho way as distinctly as you over law anything in your lifo But after ftwhilo things begin to grow blurred to your censes Tho music dies away and thore is nothing but n dull roar in your ears whilo tho crowd becomes merely a dull and indistinot mass without form or meaning in your eyes But now you begin to eee olnglo figures mon hanging from tho oaves of high buildings boys perched on chimneys or signboards or in some hazardous place You watch ono of them with fascinated eyes expecting evory minute to seo him fall and bo dashed to pieces on tho pavement You aro constantly filled with an overwhelming feeling that you aro to bo witness to somo dreadf u ac- ¬ cident but for tho lifo of you you cannot turn your eyes away from it After awhilo you ceaso to bo a hu ¬ man being at all and becomo a mero automaton You aro not controlled by human emotions but by the mag- ¬ netism of tho crowd It is some such sort of hypnotic state I appre-¬ hend which men get into during a battle and which makes thorn so un Nov York Horald liko themselves ¬ It is the most curious feeling that you over experienced I will wager a hat It beats hoshheesh or opium smoking all to pieces It is unllko any other thing that you ever saw Tho Spider Ilnirh as in a family calendar wo BFKS ulu as reasonably ospect to be on ho census roll without a grand UW0 father as to be whero wo aro in manufactures vrilhout our antecedents In tho matter of lochs we care mow about practical protection than in making their brass and iron monumental of a canonized man or act and in this senso wo are in keeping with tho ago that is more anxious about its deposits than iks biographies It is however nono tho lees a fact that in tho ingenious mechanism of tho modern lock wo aro but simply am plifying tho disooverics of our prede cessora Ago of Stool ¬ ¬ ¬ A Iludtoul Cure Tho pastor of a church In a mining village was greatly annoyed by tho conduct of the younger members of When a young woman got tired of the evening sermon sho would rise and go out A moment later her beau would seize his hat and sheep ishly follow her to escort her homo By tho time the sermon was over it was mostly tho old people who wero left to hear the conclusion of it Mr Blank smothered his annoyance for some time At last ho resolved to act A youth grew sleepy ono Sunday evening and picking up his coat and hat stopped into tho aislo To his dismay tho minister stopped Bhort in his discourse Young man ho said tho lady who went out last is not the one you wish to escort home When she goes I will let you know Sit down In futuro when a young woman goes out I will call on tho proper young man to take caro of her He resumed his sermon There was touch giggling and a great deal of wrath But his sermons wero not interrupted again during tho wholo winter Yankee Blado ¬ the flock Tho miners of Colorado who havo built oabiiis on tho mountain sides know what a pest tho small brown wood spider proves to bo Thoy thrown their webs over our best clothes cooking utensUs in every corner whero you can get them in your eyes and mouth Not only that but thoy will drop into tho frying pan water bucket or upon tho table where you aro eating Nature has furnished a remedy and a friend when sho gavo tho spider hawk Too namo is given oy minors to n small Btoel bluo wasp almost thre fourths of an inch in length Ho can easily be recognised by tho quick nervous strokes of his wings Thoy build a nest up among tho raf tors of your cabin of wood pulp or furze from tho outer coating of old dead tareoa Then they aro ready for busi ness JiiVery row minutes you can boo your hawk climb up tho rafters with a spider sometimes carrying ono four or fivo times his own woight Some- ¬ times thoy got a spider so heavy that thoy will fall many times beforo thoy succeed in reaching their nest They nover givo up but keep on try ¬ ing until thoy succoed When tho spider is safely placod in tho neat the female hawk deposits hor egg in tho dead body Tho hawks live only in pairs as far as my observation goes Thoy becomo rather tamo and seem to bo obliged to you for building tho spider trap for thoir bonefit Great ¬ southeast from Paola whoro tho oil produced in Kansas in 1880 was found Tho oil comes from sand 220 feet deep It is similar in every ro spect to tho Kansas oil It is sold to local dealers for lubricating purposes In 1889 twenty barrels of pil valued at 10 were produced Tho cost of operating tho well in that year was 3D0 the total capital 750 Tho territory consists of 1500 acres valued as oil territory at 210 tho rigs well engines etc being valued at 520 and tank at 20 There was but ono producing well and ono tank Tho cost of drilling the well was but 150 a f ooi An interesting history is connected with tho drilling of come wells at Adrian Bates county Mo Oil was discovered hero in 1889 at a depth of thtrty threo feet whilo prospecting for coal Tho oil sand was somo twenty fivoleot thick overlaid with Boapstono Bhalo to a thickness of eight feet Tho oil oozed from a rock into tho shaft and was bailed out Tho shaft was in tho creek bottom and being flooded by tho first high water tho well ceased to produco Sovcrttl drill holes wero then mado Thrco of theso yielded about six gallons In ton hours but tho holes wore not cased and wero soon drained out by water In lSS3 a derrick was erocted proper oil tools procured and a woll sunk over COO foot All tho oil secured in this woll was found at from thirty threo to ninety feet in depth Tho woll was pumped but once and then only for ten hours tho product boing twenty gallons of oil with a largo quantity of water Tho oil is similar to that found in Paola In a report to tho geological survoy It B Marshall of Adrian states that ho has dono a great deal of prospecting for oil in that section of tho country and finds a ship of territory somo ton miles long and from ono to threo miles wide underlaid with gas and oil but that tho difficulty with tho rogion as a pro ducing territory is that tho sand is too fino and tho oil too thick to give any groat production Thero is a great deal of sand rock impregnated with oil which can bo driven out by heat St Louis Globe Democrat ¬ ¬ ¬ fr infants Ofutr in k ircH adapted to eUdrea that I recommend 1 a superior t my prescription knorro to me II A Ancara H D 1 am Childroa renon jajeriaua Sttoetfoo Oantoria eared CoHo Omjtpotrn Bow Stotmack Dlarrheea Ernrtatio XUia TTon pirtu deep ttd prcmaolts dl Wi Uiot Ill So Oxford St Drooklya K T la EanlTrsAl an J Th uso of Castor merits so well kuiwn that It toanu a irnrlf of rupereroratlon to endorse It Few are tho Intelligent families who do not keep Cutorkt Vrithki easy reach CojiLoa yUweni DD r New York CHy Lnto Pastor Sloomincdale sernied Chun Itfl reouluM MK Fer SflTPrnl yM I txwo rononnTvid Cartons aiid ihull Alray oontiuuu to do bo H feaa UreriaUf produeod ImuivuUI yur u Bswi WJcMvoik P YxKtnss Z L D 1 JetM Stcuut tuid Till Ato JeiryokCity Xirtr Tons Tn Cmrttxx jWiWtByHWffWiiw- Oupajit IX JlraaxT Enuat best xraq on maae xijldls lasts lorLgreii lighter arsa car ries mois load IDlxe ¬ - I VA I iiif YV f yTJltS f Place opposite jail on High street nave added to our stock of COAL tno well known BLACK BAND and tho celebrated FERE CHEEK BLACK SMITHING COAL and still headquarters for BELilONT PEACH OltCHARD NUT and CANNEL COALS 45 Grae Oliiols Wm jjj -- itr3 Jons BPJiagplP ap TTi 1 TTrTarFHP V fjgasjaspigii5SP miT3 a J J JLj I ARE NOW How to MaUo n Cull Divide Grant Jlon on Zltcrtury Ben turds ¬ In writing lottors to your friends or acquaintances mako what you say not only worth reading but as free as possible from all affectation Say very little about tho affairs of others ahd bo guarded in what you write of your own private concerns but apart from this do not pick and chooso words nor feel obliged to consider how each eontenco Bhall be Your letters will in rounded case you aro constantly considering your modo of oxprossion bo dull and stupid and not worth their postage Write to your friends cs you would talk to them In tho last century letter writing was a fino art and as a result wo havo tho most charming and perfect pictures of tho times Horaco Wal pole Lady Mary Wortloy Montagu and Mmo dArblay are throo among a hundred famous letter writers of that day when to sond n letter any distance cost somo shillings and therefore all tho news as well as the social and domestic events was chronicled Harpers Young People -- Writo Inforestingl i Did you ever think about tho logic of stimulus Nature supplies her own It is astonishing what she will do if you givo her a chance In how short a time will sho rovivo tho overtired brain A breath under the ap plo tree a siesta on thq grass a whiff of wind an interval of refinement and the balanco and serenity aro re- ¬ stored A clean creature needs so little and responds so readily I There is something as miraculous as tho gospels in it Later in lifo society Occasionally becomes a stimulus the gentle excitation of a cup of tea is needed A mind invents its own tonics by which withoutpermanent injury it makes rapid rallies and oioys good moods Emorson ¬ I Little ICsuiiy for ft Tea Tarty primrose highway to fame and for-¬ tune If anybody thinks ho says that my upward path from obscuri- ¬ ty to a very modest modicum of pop-¬ ularity and success was a smooth and easy ono ho is immensely mis- ¬ taken I had a ten years hard strug gle for bread Into tho details of which I dont caro to onter It loft me broken in health and spirit with all tho vitality and vivacity crushed out of mo I suppose tho object of this series of papers is to warn off in-¬ genuous and aspiring youth from the hardest worked and worst paid of tho professions If so I would say earnestly to the ingenuous and aspiring Brain for brain in no markot can you sell your abilities to Why Klcctrto Cum Mnvo lSvcnly Dont take to Do you know why an electric car such poor advantage goes up hill slowly as though drawn literaturo if youyo capital enough by pony mules asked an electrician to buy a good broom and energy enough to annex a vacant crossing tho other day i said ho Well Ill tell you XUch Scientists There Is a certain amount of volt No Eciontific body in tho United ago or electromotive forco distribStates has so many millionaires as uted over the lino and In order to keep each ear running at a general tho American Institute of Electrical average rate of speed no car can bo Engineers At tho top of tho list is Alexander allowed to usurp moro than Its share pressure For instance if ono Graham Bell whoso profits on tho of electric car should bo thrown wide tolephono aro represented by eight comos Edison with a oieu and permitted to run up hill at figures Next the same rate of speed it descends a soven figure fortuno Brush of elechill it would for a minute reduce the tric light famo Elihu Thomson anfl timo of evcrj other car on tho road Edward Weston are more than milHence the inotormen havo positivo lionaires Frank J Spraguo was a junior orders about slowing down at every pronounced rise in thp roadbed St officer in tho United States navy Ho is now living in tho mansion Louis Republic Which was built for tho Grants His company sold out to tho Edison What Itovlvcd II Ira Smith was Injured in a railway company for 1250000 and half of it accident and lay insonsiblo for a long wont to tho inventor Exchange time When a Man la Developed Did the doctors finall7 bring him Tho conclusion is arrived at that to No Somebody whispered that a mans full mental power is not Smith had an excellent case and no reached boxoro tho ago of twonty doubt could collect heavy damaged fivo and tho development of talent from the company That revived is most marked botweon tho ages of thirty and forty fivo years Cham ¬ Exchange him bers Journal ¬ ¬ Grant Allens oxporionce and ad- ¬ vice may be of sorvico to other as pirants who may fondly imagino that tho successful literary man treads a Bing tho boll with your right hand which should always bo un- srloved in case you aro obliged to shako hands beforo being able to take tho glove off Hand ono card to tho servant for each of tho per eons you aro calling upon and stato distinctly tho name If you aro calling at tho houso whoro a young lady is visiting another lady wkoni you m do not know you should invariably m loavo a card for tho hostess also Thic is a matter of courtesy to hor In a caso liko this you should if in the evening invariably wear ovon ing dross no mattor how woll you know tho young lady When she introduces you to hor hostess sho will bo much hotter pleased if you aro boyond criticism Leavo your hat and greatcoat in tho hall and after you aro ushered into tho parlor or reception room it is well to sit in a chair that faces tho door so that when your friend enters you can rise gracefully facing hor upon leaving do not expect that she will follow you into tho hall Inva riably say good night beforo leaving tho room And whon you havo said good night do not stand upon tho order of going but go at once No long stories afvorward Si Paul Pionoor Press ¬ 1 1 Jtecolving fall importations of Vel vets Dress Goods Blankctp Hosiery i k i r p i f Including Crocadile weaves in color and blacks Storm Serges in all tho popular colors Camels hair effects Homespun and Flannel Suitings eilk and wool warp Henriettas Drapes Almas Tricots and Broadcloth in all colors Full lino of Zt iglers Shoes under contract for early shipment Em broideirs and Torchons in good sup- ¬ ply also full lino of dress trim- ¬ mings liJLi Underwear TO jn a PltM ii14JliAiiAjlijw ill if t JOHN SAMUELS WJ WMMMMM WiEiEmBmm i i i All Summer Goods at Cost 1 m vM ¬ I Taxlo tho Kyes Tho oyes should novor bo BOYoroly taxed whon it can bo avoidod This does not moan nonuso for theso very delicate servants aro bo marvol ously and poworfully constructed that thoy will stand a great amount of hard work if tho conditions are favorable without injury Some of tho most injurious practices aro thoso connected with reading especially tho modern fino typo and poorly Reading upon printed nowspapor railroad trains or stroot cars is to bo avoided if possiblo clnco the vibration of tho book or paper constantly breaks tho focus and Imposes a sovoro strain upon tho optics Good Housekeeping ¬ ¬ I East MaJn Street i f ffit STERLING KENTUCKY 1 FURNITURE AND m ft 1 ¬ ¬ Thoro is a touch of humor in tho fact that mosquito and musket aro 10 yN from tho same root tho Latin word I T for fly Ono comes through tho Spanish mosca a fly tho other probably ill o r n The popular ill through tho Italian y - 0 ouus uir xurniuire an new styles 44 new notion that tho Mosquito coast of ft Book Cases 37 dift Central America gavo namo to tho It Wardrobes in Walnut and Oak Jersey pest is probably an inversion y ercnt styles Sideboards in Walnut Ash and Oak 50 of tho truo BPQuenco Now York Ill patterns Hat Racks Mattresses Parlor Furniture Sun II etc Prices to suit your pocket book Ono Way of Telling Fortunott II Two ladies wero accosted by a Ifl Undertaking a Specialty and under the manage- gypsy woman who told them that m of a professional for a shilling each sho would show them their husbands faces in a pail of water On tho water boingbrought they exclaimed Why wo only seo our own faces Well said theold woman those faces will be your husbands when you are married1 London Tit Bits ¬ Sloiriulto and aiusket Undertaking 5000 Chairs at nees I rj l W J Ill I I 1 Sft raf i 111 ui 1 ui 1 fi B5r5IETBefBEETB5eEplgggggg K v 1 u VVv mm 1 ii mi i nn inT nn ui hm nil irfmpii Hi tmmfMmmimm si - b w i tju gi ttiB 1 tv fr - uiL SM f ST 4 II aa - mmsii1 iT fr SB 2r e rw tt ifHf C t J CTflV -- V fflLlLl 7j v 1 -i XHE ADVOCATk Advocate Publishing Company - I1W ihimmTT r v V J A I 4 L llj V IT BTKUMNO TUESDAY XOV 16 1592 ADVERTISING RATES M ilk V CO u t JTn SSSSSsi jW Q lie - fflHBKraHHFr j I it will not be tO CC a- Ono Year Mlnt cjtlous 22SS88SSSSSS -- ssaissssssss S Sis Month 2D 13 S88SSSSSSSSS SSS888S8 88SS Insertions Thrco Months Inscitlons Two Months ssssssasssss Long until yow Will begin o Look for nice Presents for Your friends j Eight Insertions One Month Four Insertions Th ico Insertions RBMEMBE aSSS8S8SSS88 -o o ii M io to t- JJ g tj i i i iK Ah Two Insertions Slnglo Insertion ssasssasssss 28S33SSS8S8S HILLS TALK He Says FINDS the Democrats MustCarry OutliTholrlPledoros Senator Hill JSTO PLACE TO LIGHT Tho victory of Ilazelrigg over Holt in tho First Appollato district is al- ¬ most as stupendous in proportion as tho results in the National election Tho present incumbent had an ac knowledged majority of 2670 votes given to Wood over Brown only two years ago to start with Holt had tho backing of tho belief of nearly every Democrat and Republican outside of this district that his position was im ¬ pregnable ho had been making him- ¬ self solid by his electioneering for tho past eight years ho had command of a practically unlimited amount of money Yet in tho faco of all this and more Ilazelrigg without monoy and in spito of tho overwhelming odds against him turns down that majority and scoros a victory that gladdens the heart of every Democrat in this district Tho news seems too good to bo true But wo can positively assure our readers that Ilazelrigg has in spito ot the overwhelming odds against him beaten his opponent out ofsiglit Judge Hazelrigg bears his victory modestly aud save that ho is exceedingly grateful for tho high honor conferred on him is no whit different from what ho was before he became a candidate Ono thing is especially evon noticeable his wannest Democratic supporters arc not more demonstrative in their con- ¬ gratulations tlau are the bettor class of Requblicans in this county Before tho cock crow tho Gazette denied tho Force 13111 thrice WANT TARIFF REFORM Tho Chicago Single Tax Club has adopted tho following resolutions WJiciea the National Democratic platform denounces protection as a fraud and a robbery and declares it to bo unconstitutional and with these declarations submitted tho matter to tho people therefore Resolved That tho tidal wave which swept tho country last Tuesday was a righteous condemnation of pro- ¬ tection Resolved That wc denounce as false to tho pledges of tho Democratic party animical to its continued suc co8s any utterance ou tho part of its accredited leaders which tends to jus ¬ tify perpotuatiou of any vestigo of tho protective syatem Resolved Labor has demanded justice when monopolists seek pro- ¬ tection they should ask it by its right name and at tho place provided for tho needy and not strive to turn the National Government into n gigantic V i J5 I mP f has a It now conceded on all sides way of his own of knocking all such mat mo ucmocrats win navo a slates into smithereens majority in tho Senato as well as tho It has been the generally accepted House This gives thorn tho powor for belief in political circles that mo ursc time in ax years to pass any Whitney who has done so bill desired March 4 1893 thcro much to achieve the sweeping victory will bo twenty fivo vacancies to bo for Cleveland would bo offered tho tilled in tho Sonate of theso tho Dem ¬ place of Secretary of Stato by tho ocrats aro sure of tldrteon tho Repub ¬ President but those who appear to licans nlno and tho Peoples party know fcOinetliing about it hay Mr three This gives tho Domocratfl 44 Whitney would prefer to ho Secretary in number in tho Sonato tiio Repub ¬ of tin Navy if ho enters tho Cabinet licans 40 and tho Peoples party 4 at all But again it is authorita Tho probability is tho Populists will t tilcd that neither Whitney mainly vote with tivoly so Jho Democrats nor Dickinson will accept a place in that a fair working majority will bo assured to us tho Cabinet speaking of Clove It is uot only St Louis Globe Democrat Thauk a personal triumph of Ex Presidont God tho Supremo Court is not elected Cleveland aud a just tribute to him by tho people or the Democrats would but it is a vindication of tho Demo ¬ have that too cratic principles which ho champions There conies a report from Rome The peoplo wore opposed to a Force that tho Cardiual Consistory will take Bill and desired tariff reform and place at tho Vatican December 10 upon those two issues wo have won the when it is expected that the Pope will victory Unqucstionabl ytho Federal There are election issue kept several Southorn create thirteen Cardinals States with us which might otherwise seventeen vacant Cardnialates have gouo for tho Peoples Party I Ex Secretary Whitney stated to a trust thai our victory will carry with Courier Journal correspondent that it tho contiol of tho United States under no circumstances would ho be- Senate which will enable us to place come a member of Mr Clevelands Democratic legislation upon tho Fed- ¬ Cabinet If ho accepts any position at eral statute books all it will in all probability bo that We must carry out our pledges by of Minister to Eugland Courier reform in the tariff and reducing Fed- ¬ Journal eral taxation not by harsh aud ex¬ treme measures but upon the conserv- ¬ It is said Gov Flower of New ative lino indicated in our platform pauper York desires to be made United institution and in the speeches of our candidates States Senator and the Democrats we shall sccuro tho Senate wo can Where oh whero is Billy Bradlee seem inclined to give hi in tho position If show the people tho beneficent result3 Oh whero oh where is he the more as it will pare the way for of Democratic politics and tho good With his tail cut short Lieutenant Governor Sheehau to ocAnd his ears cut long cupy the Gubernatorial chair Shec that wo can accomplish will insure us Has ho sailed for far Coreo haufe splendid service during the the power for many years I think Louisville Times campaign cntitlo him to anything he the Democrats would prefer a vigor- ¬ ous and aggressive policy and to that What about Billy Holteo wants end the existing Federal election law Out of all the gloom of defeat the should be repealed It is a vexatious McKENZIE lie publicans can shout mighty loud arbitrary and unnecessary measuro Dame Nature mado a perfect mold over the election of Silas Adams in capablo of great injustice and abuse Aud in it put tho best of clay the Eleventh district Tho gallant aud in the hands of unprincipled offi ¬ Then after she had mado tho man lliudmau couldnt break into this cials may become an instrument of Sho slyly throw tho mold away rock ribbed and steel barred Repub- ¬ aggression The manner in which it Ivo mado a model man sho said But tho lion Silas was sought to be used against us by lican stronghold And there can be no more like him will feel mighty lonesome when he our opponents on election day fur ¬ It filled her heart with pride when she gets to the House and gazes upon the nishes an abundant argument for its Gave Old Kentucky Quinine Jim aching void on the Republican side of icpeal Will S Hays in Lou Times the chamber THE CAUSE OF IT The Wall of the G O P Probably tho largest financial win ¬ Of all the sad woids of fonguo or pen Secretary Chas Foster sdys Wo couldut ner on the election is MikeDwyer tho lhe buudest aio theso There were three classes of peoplo get Ben well known turfman of New York who voted tho Dgmocratic ticket One i said on good authority that he It The Republican papers aro all was a set of will pocket a gain of nearly 80000 saying we arc glad the Democrats tired of labor manufacturers wlio got troubles and who came placed his money in every have the Senate as well as Dwyer tho House to the conclusion that free trade was way llo bet on tho gen- ¬ and presidency conceivable Yes and wo are eral result the States of New York glad too Wo aro even mora rejoiced uuuur lor iiiem uecauso ii would re- ¬ and Niv Jersey tho city and county than they can possibly bo over this duce wages and thus compensate for majorities aud Clevelands majority fact and wo will bo glad to see the tho reduction of tariff Auother class in Indiana Ho has won neaily every majority in tuo senate as largo as concluded that tho McKinley bill was too high Tho third was cheap labor bet ho made Joseph J ODonohue possible That class thought tho profits mado by is another heavy winner his figures being placed at 20000 He bet a The Saintly John Wanamaker docs tho manufacturers wero uot proporly great deal on the result in Indiana not like tho secret ballot Ho says it distributed that proprietors got too was a Booth who struck a blow at much and they too little Jerry Rusk says Tho Cabinet slates aro being fig¬ American freedom in 18G5 and I am Wo are cleaned out thats all there ured out by tho knowing one Hero afraid it was another booth which is ono that seems to be popular Sec overthrew Tuesday tho party of anti- - is about it said he referring to Tues- ¬ In my opinion tho tariff was retary of State Thos F Bayard of slavery and protection to American day the whole aud solo cause of it There Delaware Secretary of the Treasury industries Jno L Mitchell or It takes no very caroful reading has been a howl about tho tariftevery Vilas of Wisconsin Secre ¬ between the lines to understand that wltore and then the Homestead affair tary of tho Navy William C Whit- ¬ Saintly John docs not approvo of tho mado tho laboring class discontented ney of New York Secretary of War free ballot and tho fair count that Undoubtedly there has been a change W B Franklin of New Hampshiie the God aud morality party have in public sentiment as to tho tariff Secretary of the Interior Isaac P been clamoring for so loudly Tho Tom F Rogers U S Commissioner Gray of Indiana Attorney General eight to seven Electoral Commission is tho only ofllce holding Republican Congressman Wm L Wilson of suits the compiler of tho Choice Gems who has a cinch on his office and West Virginia or Congressman Cul- - of Sacred Song much better tho Lord only knows how many fel beson of Texas Postmaster General lows would like to rai60 Toms scalp Don M Dickinson is Cleveland The now steel cruiser Cincinnati was successfully launched Thusduy at the Brooklyn Navy yard lands election says Chauncoy Depow is soro ovor tho of tho Republican party and grows very eloquent m depicting the long lino of diro disasters that aro sure to follow Democratic success Nothing short of a perfect financial upheaval will satisfy this prophet of evil things to bo defoat Tho issues upon which tho Repub- ¬ lican party went before tho peoplo aro as completely pcttlcd as those it car- ¬ ried iuto tho civil war Tho only difference being tho peoplo decided in favor of tho issues of 18G0 aud against those of 1892 Tho Republican party must flud a new set of principles to bring before tho voters of the country orjdisintograto This isall there is in it Tho promises of tho Democratic party as set forth in its platform and emphasized in Mr Clevelands letter of acceptance must bo religiously kept or when we go before tho country ami- - years nenco wo will Do as lgno miniously hurled from place and pow ¬ er as were tho Republicans last Tues- ¬ That wo always havo tho nicest selection of tho nicest goods in our lino to bo found in Eastern Kentucky You dd not havo to go to Cincinnati or Louisvillo to buy nice goods or find a good assortment for wo havo it at your door Wo buy our Quconswaro from tho largest jobbing liouso in New York and consequently aro pre ¬ pared to sell you goods at tho samo prico you pay in tho cities OUR LINE Embraces ¬ day A larger and nicer selection than wo havo ever before shown you and our prices are tho lowest Call aud seo us Wo havo got tho goods and will sell them Remember too we will givo you a nice piece of Plated Warn when you havo bought 2500 worth of godds This is no lottory scheme You got one of theso nice plated pieces when your ticket shows 2500 worth of goods bought Como ond seo us CORRESPONDENCE Grassy Lick Robert Goodpaster is quite sick at fathers homo with typhoid fever Miss Docia Hadden has returned homo after a two weees visit in Lexington aud Georgetown ¬ W P OLDHAM GO ¬ A press dispatch mentions tho pe- ¬ culiar case of Judge Edward T Lane of Cass county Mo Tho Judge was serving a sentence in jail for contempt of the United States Court in refut- ¬ ing to issue a special tax levy but was elected to tho Legislature by tho largest majority over given in tho county Judge Lane is a native of this county aud has a wide circle of rela- ¬ tives hero and in Bath Ho was here on a visit to this section a year or two since and renewed an acquaintance with his boyhood friends Tho trouble for which ho and two other Judges aro in contempt is their refusal as County Judges to issue a tax levy for tho payment of a railroad tax their couuty not having re- ¬ ceived an equivaleut for tho bonds issued for a road never built Rather than seo his people unjustly oppressed ho and his confreres said they would rot in jail Judgo Lanes term as County Judge expires Jan 1 when upon payment of a 500 fine ho will ¬ Green is visiting his brother Wm Green Tom is jubi- ¬ lant over tho election as ho has sov- oral thousand dollars more to his credit in bank Tho past week weather was favor- ¬ able to hog killing and mauy farmers took advantage of same Since tho Democratic victory on last Tuesday everything has a tendency to better prices Hogs havo advanced 1 per hundred cattle 25 to 50c per hundred turkeys from 1 to 3c per pound Mrs J N Mason sold 70 turkeys for 75 Mrs Ncal sold 100 for 125 Mrs Taylor sold 80 for 85 some few havo sold at 12Ac per lb on foot Theso prices aro attributed to Clevelands election Thos M T fi John Evans sold last week to W B Kidd 35 head of cattle at 4c weighed 1450 lbs bo released i Tho peoplo have suggested that tho stereotyped phrase Judge Holt not sitting will not bo needed in any of tho report from tho Court of Appeals after January 1 i Jimmie7 dont you thiuk you have undertaken u right big contract Jimmio lias finished the contract grading tunneling trestlo work lay ¬ ing of track all completo and rolling stock is ready to bo put on Jauuary 1st 1893 Tho contract was closo aud well calculatod but after completion a nice margin was left for Jinmileuot less than a 1000 1 Judok Holt Albert Whig tho Louisville wife murderer who has beon so diligently hunted by tho police for tho last ten days was captured hi Now Orloaus on Thursday last Louisvillo should hurry up his caso so as to havo five instead of four murderers to grace tho gallows at an early day in December Mrs L B Richardson began mov ing yestorday to tho farm sho lately Osman Digmajtho robber and rebel purchasediu Bourbon county ha3 again appeared in the Soudau Children Cry for Pitcher after u dozen reports oi his death Tho Advocate returns thanks to tho Jiost of friends who by letter aud by word of mouth are expressing so free ¬ ly what they aro generally pleased to call the splendid work it did for the causo of Democracy in tho late can- ¬ vas Wo are extremely grateful for tho appreciation our efforts for De- ¬ mocracy havo received We in com mon with other Democratic papers of the district havo dono what wo could to educate voters along tho lines of what wo aro firmly persuaded are for the best interest of tho peoplo of our common country Nothing pleases us more than the evidence given by the vote of this and other counties where our circulation is heaviest that wo succeeded in destroying tho influouco of our contemporary that has endors- ¬ ed and advocated all tho worst here- ¬ sies of tho Republican party You will always find tho Advocate stand ¬ ing along tho lines of tho interests of its peoplo and uoror arrayed against them N Mason sold to Frakos of Paris fat 8hoats at weight 130 lbs Tho citizens of Grassy Lick and vi- ¬ cinity will havo a grand celebration to night in honor of her luvoiito eon Judge Jas II Ilazelrigg this being his birthplaco and his home Every ¬ body invite4 to participate There will bo fireworks torchlight proces- ¬ sion music and speaking by Judgo Jas H Hazelrigg Hon H B Kin solving Hon C R Brooks Col Thos Turner Judgo Lewis Apperson Col Smith Hurt Hon Jos Elliston and others Tho cavalry will bo under the commaud of Col Jas L Conroy of Mt Sterling Come everybody The Advocate and Sentinel-Democrforces are especially invited to attend for by their splendid work in tho campaign this grand victory for Judgo Hazolriirg was achieved 50 J 4c Col Laban T MooratOe Hon Laban T Moore died homo in Catlettsburg of heart failure on Wednesday night aged 04 Col Moore had suffered a sevoro attack of pneumonia and was not able to with- ¬ stand tho shock of tho disease Hon Laban T More was born January 13 1829 in Cabell county Va and was of German parentage After completing his education which was obtained chiefly at Marietta Col- ¬ lege ho began tho practice of law and wasIocated for a timo in this city Ho afterward moved to Louisa Lawrouco county and whilo thcro was tho Whig caudidato in 1850 for Congressman from what Jwas tlion our district Hisraco was a mem- ¬ orable one and is often spoken offby our people Ho was elected and it was during this time that ho deliver- ¬ ed his celebrated speech ou Ap Undivided Country At tho expira tion of his form ho wus oflbrcd tho rcnomination but declinod tho honor At tho beginning of tho war ho raised aud becamo Colonel of tho - iii j i 3 V at Fourteenth Kentucky United States Infantry For many years ho had resided in Catlettsburg and his ability as a lawyer aud his famo as an orator havo mado his namo familiar all ovor the country In 185G Col Moore was married to Miss Sarah Evorott of Virginia Fivo daughters wore born to them Ho served with distinction in tho Stato Senate and lato Consti- ¬ tutional Convention A Llttlo Girls Experience In a 4 tt Lighthouse Mr and Mrs Loren Trescott aro koopcrsof tho Gov Lighthouse at Baud Beach Mich and are blessed with a daughter lpur years old Last April sho was takon down with moasles followed with a dreadful cough and turning iuto a fever Doc- ¬ tors at homo aud at Detroit troatcd her but iu rain sho grow worso rap ¬ idly until sho was a mere Jiandful of bones Then alio triod Dr Kings Now Discovery and alter tho uso of two and a half bottles was completely curod They say Dr Kings Now Discovery is worth Its woigjitju gold yoi yoa may got a trial DOllo treo at yt jjioyod drugstore i i j iji -- - Mj B t j jA A v aav T V v M f Vm fi PiCS rlV rv HtSEWG ssaasissawSi fM1 APTOOA fUllSBA NOVEMBER 15 1892 Discontinuances - jjgtgjj -- rtt WWHi -- ECenneclsr Bros The - Prescription - DruggistsBROS Pure Drugs Medicinesc RIMBLE Grocers Wholesale TRIMRLK Si WrtOLESAil COCSHS LAND STOCK AND CROP When making a special effort to im ¬ prove a ram will givo the best results in breeding three-year-old pw Wo aro in receipt of several letters of which Uiq following is a sample MALE113 I- N- Court of Appeals ¬ i MT STERLING KY School Books School Supplies Puro Inks pencils cles Also Paints Oils and Varnishes Children Cry for c All Toilet Arti IfTHE ADVOCATE Unm to the wlfo of Grcon Garrott a son Sunday Nov 13th Find and medium priced chamber suits at Eastius any Again Lounges and parlor chairs of kid at Eastius A MURDER F0UIlAND Pitchers Castorla Iu PERSONAL MENTION Business Mention Several splendid offices for jj a rent iu BLOODY CRIME tho Tylcr Appersou building 11 tf want an elegant office ono in Do you to Menefee You can find no better than Charged tho Tylor Apperson building Gountyb Record Il tf ¬ county near Chambers Station and when ho was withlu a quarter of - Seo those box too kip boots at a Ynilo of that home ho was brutally Dentons lhoy shot dowu by vllllaus who had way ¬ Sharp Trimble in tho market lor mo laid hhn are tho best price Tho parties were hid - behind some A hay stacks at a dark and lonesome Winchester jubilated last night largo number of our citizens went turn of the road and as tho victim poured into his Own to attend tho exercises ana ncip camo in rango thoy of Clark shout for Do- - head and body two loads of buckshot fi o Democrats His death was instantaneous as his cracys triumph riding whip was still clinched In his kflnl oforo tho lato election Clark coun- - hand when ho was found ik i was challenging Montgomery to Tho killing occurred about seven i I - give Lislo a bigger majority than oclock in tho evening but tho body LVho wouldjto HazelriggVoll we have was not found until Sunday morning Mono it Now what have you got 10 A strange circunistanco in this con- ¬ say about it neighbor nection is that somo voung men in a Shelby buck wagon so it is told rodo by tho JTr Logan L Thvclkeld ot county fathor of Mrs N H Trimble placo just after Barnes was shot MrThrelkcld sus ¬ They say thoy heard tho reports of tho is visiting her tained injuries from a fall soveral guns and thatwheu they readied tho place whero thc body lay thoir horse weeks ago from which ho has not shied at something lying in tho road recovered Ono of tho party got out aud saw it The Richmond Ky sreot car Hue was a man lying on tho ground bleed bias been placed in tho hands of a Re- - ing They say so report goes that tno thoy mado no further investigation Tho Register declares ¬ enterprise as it lias ocen run uu un went on and told no ono of tho cir- ¬ mitigated nuisance Tho Receiver cumstance until tho next day This improbable Ed Rowland promises bettor ser- - sounds exceedingly Around tho vhay stacks wero foot prints and tho wadding of tho guns jhn G Roberts has rented tne was also found showing that muzzle IIot61 and will take possession loaders wcio used Iu ouo of tho guns fetoly- - Tho hotel will bo ro- - thewadding used was yarn while n furnlshed and will vbo leaves torn from a memorandum book lOQQ TSDost style lor tne ac- - was used for wadding in tho other Wcll-ligtiifion of patrons Arrests will probably have been mado ventilated rooms TIk tablo ero this reaches bur readers Mr fe supplied with tho most whole- - Barnes was well known in this city Jmo and palatable catablc3 where ho was raised Ho was a 16 tf son of R M Barnes Sr and his brothers T K It M J W H H Jo Chambers sends us a mammoth and James and his sister Mrs A H turnip Ho srtys it as well as the Judy all live here His body was late election aro Democratic turn ups bi ought to this city yesterday and if thoy did grow uudcr a Repub- - buried in Machpelah cemetery Elder Mr Chambers rH D Clark conducted tho services at ssan administration iks his turnip can boat anything tho grave tho vegetable lino as far as Mr Tho murderous spirit so rife in this Jlovolands turn up does in a political portion of Kentucky must be given a Mr Chambors turnip is on check It is only somo two weeks rJvlihHinn at tho ADVOCATE OlhCC siuco a most foul assassination was now Mr Clevelands turn out so Jo done on our streets it was a brutal i says will bo on oxhibition in Wash cowardly murder and now comes this equally dastardly and brutal kill ¬ i ington after tho 4th of March next ing from our neighboring county of Wo had expected to have grand Menefee These things aro unmis on i Democratic rally and ratification tho takablo evidence that tho lawless aud but on ouo of Wednesday evening reckless portion of our section aro iu Henry need committeemen principal of the exercise of the strong arm Barnes and in whoso hands soveral of tho law to keep them in check i absolutely essential parts of tho rally Wo repeat what wo have said before had boon placed a moat sad aflliction the good people of our portion of tho foil with such stunning force as to State must givo tho officers of tho law preclude tho possibility of his being that sort 7of backing as shall enable able to givo tho matter his attention them to properly executo the law of It was then too lato to place tho mat tho land If tho assassin who sneaks m toi in tho bauds of another in tiino to up to his unsuspecting victim and in avo tho arrangements perfected for HHk odnesday night consequently tho cold blood murders him goes uu whipped of justice there will soon bo ification will hayo to bo postponed no protection whatever for life or o notice will bo given and wo will property Wo have law enough in avo a grand blow out this country and officers who desiro to enforce It but both tho law and its ex Tho correspondent of tho Courier ecutors muBt have tho backing pub- of Journal from this placo is totally at flic opinion Without it both aro com fault in his unwarranted statement paratively powerless Things havo that the killing of Albert Barnos grow already almost reached that point out of the killing dfKolly Day Tho where men who are in possession of intimation is a most unjlistone against oridenco against thesp foul vampires tho best neoplo in Eastern Kentucky scarcely daro to give It lest thoy shall Days friends aro hot built that way bo numbered among the next victims Thoy aro far from being assassins Ttio law must bo upheld and the gal- ¬ Without consulting auy ono of Mr lows trco must bear its fruit bofqro Barnes relatives most of whom live theso things will bo checked In ourcity wo make tho assertion that not ono of thorn but will scout Tho boys in the trenches havo been puch au idea Tho correspondent has hoard from been too free with his pen Besides this bo has mado other uluudors Born Nov 14 1S92 to M O Cock Jelther this killiug nor any of tho proFiona difficulties occurred in tins rell and wife a son Uright Lisle untr Barnczwas not killed near another Democrat in tlmo for the cclobratlon lowen In Powell county etc feo fresh meats beef veal pork ana mutton cole A large aud comploto stock of Mar- ¬ bratiou goods to bo had at T P tin feCos Cincinnati Clothing Storo make heir own clothing hence can soil cheaper than any other storo in tho city best paries Lapple sells all kinds oi tho Albert Barnes Waylaid and Brutally Slain Almost Within Protect your health by having Sight of His Own Door Brunner to mako you a pair of his all around cork solo shoes 10 Several splendid offices with all conveniences for rout in tho Tylcr 11 tf Apporson block 6t Go to Brunuer aud let him make On Saturday night as Albert Barnes you a pair of his cork solo shoes and was returning from his storo at Bowcn Powell county to his homo in Monc keep your feet warm and dr 10 Gt For Sale A No one icrsoy cow aud a sow and ten pigs M S Tyler tf E 15 C Bob Catlott who is attending school Mt Sterling spent Sunday with his parents horo C H Brooke of Mt Sterling visited relatives heieSunday Robert Crook of Montgomery county was in town Monday Jim Biwh and Richard Chiles of Mt Mrp Sterling spent Sunday horo Will Loyd and little daughters leturu to their homo in Mt Sterling Satur ¬ day after a two weeks visit to Mrs Miss Mary Owniugs W S Gndgell who has been the guest ol Miss Agnes Catlctt for several weeks returned to her homo in Mt Sterling Sunday Mrs Will Anderson of Mongomery and Mrs Freeman of Kansas wero the guest of Mrs James Stone for sov- ¬ eral days last week Ownesville Opinion W R Brown of Mt Sterling was in town last week Estil Engle Mrs Mary IL Carter has returned homo from a two months visit to Fleming last night she was attended by Miss Virgia Hanlcy they have been tho guests of Mrs Sterling Price THANKS OENTLEMEN Frankeort Ky Nov 11 1892 Eds Advocate PJcaso discontinue your paper nfe to my mother Mrs Faunio Gossctt and myself She requested me tho other day to so notify you and I get many moro now than I read I do not know that she owes you any thing or whether I do have not tiino now to look up re ¬ ceipts but if you find wo do send bill to mo and it will bo paid Tho shoulder produpes tho best tho holly tho worst and the back and sides an average wool A Danville buyer says ho shipped a car load of 1000 lb cattlo to Cincin nati last Friday and sold for 440 losing him Democrat considerable Danvillo v Evan L Tilton has bought G W 114 acres lying on Respi tho Santo Fo and Mt Olivet turnpike Wm II Holt road and two miles from the latter placo Consideration 35 per acre Big stock ofong heavy or light Cyuthiana Democrat overcoats at Sharp Trimble Ss Den- ¬ tons The First Step Harbors farm of powder at Mitchcllss ka I VTt V t- t Bl Wc tho undersigned Democrats of Montgomery county hereby givo ex ¬ Price buggy rugs at Laughlin pression to a deep sene of gratitude 15 2t Sons beforo purchasing that every trud and loyal Democrat must fuel toward tho Democratic Lost Cow press of our city The Jato campaign Lost on Court Day from tho strcots has been ouo of education and of Mt Sterling a roan red cow somo through your column tho pcoplo ot white spots left fore teat gono one this city and surrounding country ¬ have read and re read tho car torn high horned and up headed ple and unvarnished story plain sim ¬ of DemocA reward will bo paid for any infor- ¬ racy and you tola it without pay or reward Your zeal loyalty and fi ¬ mation left at this office or to delity to the peoples cause should J H Thomas challenge and command tho thanks Fronehburg Ky and support of every Democrat The Ropairtng neatly and promptly increased majority iu tho county and Appellate district is due largely to done by J H Brunnor THE your untiring and convincing efforts maker Wo beg of our Democratic pressto ac- ¬ cept the thanks of grateful Democrats H It French II R Bright Seed ryo for sale N II Trimble W S Lloyd 15 2t J C Tyler John G Winn B J Peters J C Gillespie J A Vansant All kinds of lumber for sale at my M O Cockrell R C Gatowood farm C M Lillard Jr Asa Bean Waller ChonaultJ B F Wvatt 15 3t Eliza D Marshall II B Kin solving W T Tvlor W M Boardman B F Wyatt For Sale or Exohange F II Blount W L Morris A farm of about 225 acres in Scioto E C Owings J W Monnljoy F C Laughlin county Ohio less than three miles Jno W Ross J H Ilazelrigg J L Conroy from Whoelersburgb Ohio Eleven W J Sliouse Mike McCarty miles from th6 city of Portsmouth Heury Watson RM Smith on good free pike About 50 acres Pierce Wiiiu TJios Johnson JR C Lloyd cleared and baianco timber laps J M Best 1 31 Jones Well adapted to sheep grazing J C Richard8n Fino R M Trimble I F Tabb now house of nine rooms and largo W n Lee J W Henry cellar largo barn tonant house and N T Brown W F Horny all necessary outbuildjngs splendid Jas Stockdale D Y Smith water good school about ouo hun ¬ P McNamara W B OCounell Jas C King Joe Conroy dred yards from house Will sell at John W rPonl a bargain and on favorablo terms and a long list of others or will orchaugo for proporly im proved or unimproved iu or near Mt ToHon H R FitENCii Chin County Dom Com Sterling Inquiro of John G Winn We tho undersigned nominees of Cashier of Exchango Bank or ad our party desiro to hereby givo pub ¬ dross M Bnowx lic expression of our thanks and grati- ¬ J WhcelorflburghO tude to yon as Chairman of tho t A fine Hue of buggy robes and County Democratic Committco for horso blankets at efficient services rendered tho causo of 15 2t O Laughlin Sons Democracy in the lato campaign Horry Gate wood of Wichita Kan ¬ The increased majority in tho county sas is on a visit to his friends fully attests and gives evidence of your zeal and work in this city no 6ays our frieuil R Gratefully and respectfully T Bean who made tho race for tho IlENKY R BltlGHT Legislature in his city was defeated John C Riciiaiidson Tho odds wero too heavy against him Jas M Best and though ho mado a splendid race ho could not get there Wo aro away Tonnossoo Deer Hnnt off from Kansas but if tho Peoples G W Anderson and Jas D Tipton party put up such men as Bob Bean joined a crowd of bportsmen nineteen it is a small wouder they won nearly iu in all in Tonnesseo two weeks ago everything in sight out there They had a royal time and had plenty of tho best to eat All of tho crowd Mitchell is headquarters for stoves oven to tho colored cook wero Demo- ¬ crats and not a drop to drink had Mitchell is headquarters for lamps they but tho puro crystal water A jolly crowd wero they Seventeen Mitchell is headquarters for any deers wero killed Messrs Ander ¬ thing in his lino son brought homo with them a 160 Will closo out four 11 pieco English pound buck which they divided Chamber Sots at 575 ono 91 piece among their frionds Wo tried it and 50 ono English Dinner Set at jtwa9ju8t delicious Wo have always Tea Sot at 500 Joved these gentlemen but to bo ro 15 2t membercd through our bread baskets W W Reed get very closo to us and wo only need Mr Thomas Rodman of Fraukfort tho opportunity to reciprocate camo up to spond n few days with A Card hi wife who is visiting her mother proper timo I shall bo an ap- ¬ Mrs Joseph E Lindsey Mrs Llnd At the suy whphasbeen sick for somo tiino plicant for tho position of Postmaster ot Mt Sterling under tho Democratic pat is improxiug Mn E J Roid returned from an Administration With my business oxtonupu visit Friday to hor now qualifications tho peoplo of Mt Stor liug and Montgomery county aro ac ¬ graaddaughter at Jackson Teun quainted I mako this announcement Mr Bon Gay and wife of Fayotto that my friends may tako notico and Gays govern themselves accordingly Any county are visitisg Mrs fathers family J W Gatowood assistauco will bo appreciated Rospr BprH suits aud overcoats at Sharp 10 lf i C G Gloveh Trimble Dentoud sbpo-10-flt 2t To the Democratic newspapers of Mt Sterling Kv Sentinel-Democrand Advocate at Tho ladies of the Southern Presby Perhaps you are run down cant torian Ghuich will havo an exchange cat cant sleep cant think cant do window two days bcloroThankegiving anything to your satisfaction and you You should D B Rcdwinc- Democrat defeated wonder what ails you II C Lilly Republican in the Breathitt-E- hcfd tho warning you aro taking tho still district for Circuit Judgo by first step into nervous prostration You need Nerve Tonic aud in a majority of about 450 J B Mar cum of Breathitt defeated Harris Electric Bitters you will find tho ex- ¬ Howard of Magoffin for Common act remedy for restoring your uor wealths Attorney vousfvcni to its normal healthy condition Surprising results follow Miss Ruth Stanton of Frankfort the use of this great Nerve Tonic and daughter of Muj II T Stanton will Alterative Your appetite returns on December 14 bo married to Mr good digestion is restored and tho Georgo L Willis ono of Louisvillcs liver and kidneys resume healthy most talented young newspaper men action Try a bottle Price 50 cents Mr Will8 has mado himself well at W S LIovs drugstore knowu all over thoStato by his Frauk- ¬ Get your salt from Adam Baum fort correspondence to the Times Miss Stanton is well known in this Son i city where sho haE relatives and Wanted where during visits she has made many frsends Wo have received a largesliipment ofpresorves pickles and can goods which wo aro selling at tho iAowest Worlds Fair Albums prices Given away by tho C H D the Adam Baum Son Worlds Fair Route from Cincin A magnificent album of nati A Bargain Worlds Fair views has been published Four 11 pieco English Pattern by tho C 11 D which willbo scut Chamber Sets to closo out at 475 to any address ou receipt of ton cents each in stamps Tho Cincinnati Hamilton 15 2t W W Reed Ss Dayton in connection with tho Monou Route is tho only liuo running FOR RENT t Pullman perfected safety vcstibulcd One nice front room on first floor trains with diuiug cars from Ciucin on Howard avenue Apply to nati to Chicago The Velvet trains Mrs Chattie Schacffer of tho C H Ss D are admittedly the Mitchell has the handsomest and unncst on iiiartn and tne line is a cheapest lot of coah vases over brought representative Worlds Fair route to this city 15 2t jj or ucKet8 rates etc address any C H Ss D agont To get au album New crop of sorguni molasses send your address with ten cents in Tho highest grade at 40 cents a gal- ¬ 6tamps to E O McCormick G T A lon It is home made Adam Baum 13 5t Cincinnati O ¬ Son S3SO TO CHICAGO iii Via C II Ss D and Monon Worlds Fair Route Flags Japanese lanterns horns of The Cincinnati Hamilton and Day ¬ ton R R Co aro now selling second ot all kiuds at T P Martin Ss Cos class tickets from Dcshlcr Delphos Go to T P Martin Ss Cos and buy Ironton Wellston Cincinnati and all your flags lanterns and flowers for intermediate stations on their lines to tho celebration Chicago at 350 limited to continu- ¬ ous travel passage For tickets time- ¬ Ratification Meeting tables etc call on or address auy C H and D agent Wo sell tho best sugar syrup in tho market 50 cents per gallon Adam the Baum Son On account of the difficulty Pins Our department is full Im- - of securing a band for Wed- ¬ portation direct from England Fiuo nesday night the Democratic English plus 5 cents per paper parade and ratification has John Samuols A great big stock of hairpins di ¬ rect importation The best 5 cents per package John Samuels Best roofing and flittering done by John Fechan l 2t John Fechan handles all kind of 16 2t pumps I t been postponed Due notice of time will be given by circu- ¬ lars and posters 7i n Chm H R French Montgomery County Committee i s i m fifty-six-pie- co Lost A pointer dog about 8 months old Best cistern filter on earth for salo liver and white marked by stripe of by John Feehan lC 2t liver runing over back and over ono Buckwheat griddle cakes made from hip liver head lost in Mt Sterling our genuine Buckwheat flour are Friday Any information leading to his recovory will bo thankfully receiv- ¬ splendid eating ed and liberally rewarded 16 3t Co Chiles Thompson C A IlAnnit Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria Tell Gato Rentlner Tho Chesapoako aud Ohio Railway Tho gates on tho Owingsvillo and has put on two comploto now vesti ¬ Mt Sterling Turnpiko road will bo bule trains to tako tho placo of thoeo rented at tho offico of J M Blggstaff formerly run to and from Louisvillo In Mt Sterling Ky on Saturday and Lexington Decern W 1992 Sealed bids Tho They have also arruugod to rua tho right U icncrcd reject any or all sleeping cars through botweon Louis- ¬ bids ville Loxington aud Now York A W Bascom without chango at Washington This lG 2t President arrangement will bo of great conven- ¬ ience to persons in Central Kentucky First Week as it does away with all chango of Tho Cincinnati Weekly Gazette cars aud depots stands at tho front among tho bc6t Tho now trains aro beautiful in de ¬ family nowspapers and each issue sign and finish and aro heated by contains a rich intellectual feast for steam and lighted by electricity every memborof tho homo circle Its affording oveiy known luxury o tho agricultural department aud market lfc tf traveler reports aro very valuable features for farmer and havo long been popular Children Cry for Pitchers Cwtorla with thorn A cl 1 nl i I m t V5I VI PA ci n r A Tf T v M -- mmjMkM rf aAaMSUisSiiifc r tfs ss MttKnujaA i u j tVsi - nv m iwhmt it IlWSSlFEYWiWTCTEffi3fv rtPffl u i f - rvV- - IfT fi y t MX STJEBIirurG So TOOA33 f TPlB case sxJylCf iSS ss JfWifrfr 14 iv COB- - - wTf oW crrte myrtle bear rwy Question babbling all tho dart What am I Tell no oro my curia grow i - lcunnot tcJJ thooCTvcct though curb beaold And thou rclteroto till Uiey bo gray iiifc Lfc pilttlo Query Mbo 6 rose unblown With folded mysteries In pink nnd white Love cannot boIvo thoo In thy morning light NorAnwlom when thy threeecoro years bavo florm Wllsey Martin In London Athoneoum MES MAYOS SECOND tfSK fflW SV i vf S3KS KW ft - Mrs Mayos first husband wna strotched upon bis dying bod The doctor bod told biin bo kindly but frankly and advised him to raalco his will Ho lay thinking how ho should di vide his small fortune between his wife and their two pretty children when suddenly it occurred to him that his young wifo might marry again might have a second husband Ho gasped and looked at her eit- ting closo by tho bed her fair face worn with watching and grief tho tender tears in her dark bluo eyes The blood that had been coursing bo sluggishly through his veins sudden ly bounded forward in a burning tide Ho had realized moro forcibly than ever before tho noblo beauty of his wife Ho had carriod her off seven years boforo from a score of lovers and sho was still young still charming History might repeat itself You would not have thought that a dying man could feel jealous and yet a pang of cruel envy toro Hunter Mayos heart Elinors email white- hand tho ono that woro hi3 wedding ring was nestled in his own Ho pressed it feebly Darling you hare- been a good wifo to mo ho murmured and her soft eye3 beamed through her tears Oh Hunter Ivo tried to be Im glad you realizo it at last sho sighed in a plaintive tone Ho continued tenderly You have been so faithful you havo never refused any wish of mine And now Elinor I havo ono dying request to make His glance wa3 so eager his tone 50 pleading that sho gazed into his thin worn face in surprise I know you will n rant mo your promise dear heart for it is only tins when I am dead that you will always bo true to my memory that you will never marry again A little startled cry came from Eli- nors lips tho color rushed into her cheeks her eyes turned on him with a gentle reproach that touched his ¬ ¬ ¬ - - i I i heart j even hinting at a second mamagof Forgivo mo I know you can never forget mo but I can die easier with your promise Oh my Elinor I can- ¬ possess you over have tho chance to ill treat my darling whom I havo so Havo I grioved you my dear by not bear that any othor man should 1 v IS fondly cherished His voico was quite strong and im- ¬ passioned for a dying man and hi3 large gray eyes soarched her face eagerly Was it fancy or did her lip curl ever so slightly at his last words Ho repeated anxiously I cannot die in peaco without your promise uover to many again Why did thoso burning teai 3 sparkle out upon her palo cheeks beneath the drooping lashes She murmured plaintively Oh Hunter you aro cruel Cruel Elinor Do you mean that that you will refuse And tho most cruel blow his ego- ¬ tism had ever received camo with her frittering answer Forgivo mo dear but I cannot promise The shock was so great that ho closed hi3 eyes and gasped feebly believing that liis lost hour was at hand In a moment Elinor was on her knees at his sido bathing his face with her warm tears ¬ I Oh you I lovo you Hunter do not dio I lovo Tho blood leaped quickly through his veins again His eyes unclosed languidly Then you will promiso me ho pleaded Oh Hunter How can you wish mo to blight my wholo future And you really wish then to havo a second husband The dying mans voico was strong with scorn of her inconstancy I I per haps so Hunter but only after a long long timo and Elinor kissed him and clung to him lovingly u strango proceeding when sho had just rung his heart by her dec- ¬ laration that sho would not livo out her days a widow Ho pushed her away in u sudden gust of jealous anger You have never loved mo Eli¬ ¬ I cannot must not nor Hunter it still is just tho other way You have never loved mo Ho was speechless with surprise Never at this strango charge Why then had he loved her made her his wifo and the mother of his beautiful children Elinor wont on speaking low but clearly liko dnb under the stress of some overmastering emotion God knows I do not wish to pain you Hunter tbut yet would liketo justify myself Tnoy say mat dying eyes seo clearly because tho dying aro already beyond the reach of pastyearethatwerorightfuymino I 1 a i I loved you always But she sobbed love yon dear will you lot mo speak put plainly now what ha3 been in my heart for years Go on ho answered in fcoblo wondor at the flro and passion of her lovely tear stained face I must toll you somo of my inmost thoughts and perhaps you will laugh at them breathed the plain But Hunter I beliovo tivo voice that God creates men and women ns soulmates for each other but thoy they do not always find each other and then blindly thoy wed as chance or fancy dictates and dis union and lack of harmony result This has been our fato my poor hus band Wo wero not intended for each othor and each has failed to realizo tho others ideal Speak of yourself ho answered with unnecessary curtnpss I never had an ideal Oh yos you did dear though perhaps you did not realizo it Every ono has an unconscious ideal I think You had yours Hunter but you did not find it in ineV sho answered In that sweet plaintivo voico that always touched an echo ing chord in tho hearers heart Whon tho honeymoon glamour was off you wearied of mo Do not think I did not boo it dear oven though myoyesworo full of tears whon I found how far you fell short of my ideal What was your ideal he asked sneoringly Although ho was dying ho could still sneer at a womans romantio fancies derived ho thought from novels She sighed wearily and answered It was very simple Just a loving appreciative companion I have somewhere read that men and women aro created tho perfect complement of each other fulfilling in their wedded life tho qualities separately lacking in each I expected that my hus- ¬ band and I would bo much together so contented in our mutual lovo so interested in tho same things so ten derly united that we could never feoi quite happy apart That was my fancy and I know I was not wrong for I Iiavo seen a few wedded lovers liko that and thoy wero happy happy as I had hoped to be as I might havo been only I married tho wrong man Elinor P ho cried in angry re- ¬ monstrance but sho had tho courago of her convictions Sho would not pause It is Gods truth I sho said vv o aro not soulmates or wo should havo found more happiness together dear I call you dear for I lovo you Hunter in spite of tho mistake of our marriage It was no mistake ho muttered with angry resentment You aro good to say so but you flatter mo Her exquisite lips curled in 6pito of the dew on hor long lashes But Hunter I havo not been blind and I havo seen how little you cared for my companionship how eagerly you sought pretexts for leaving my sido and joining your male companions in whoso company you took such koen delight Busi- nes you always said when I com-plained of loneliness and yet I knew that it was only a subterfuge foT you were well to do and I lived a life of elegant loisura My society was irksome to you and yon released yourself f rom it all that you could Why I wondered for other men always seemed to find my company agreeable and I could have played the role of tha married flirt if I had wished But I did not choose for I loved you well in spite of your neglect Bub it grew worrra and worse You ceased going out with mo at all until in very shamo I remained closely at homo that the world might not observe and censure your indifference Desperate with misery I reproached you appealed to you and you grow angry called mo unreasonable and hysterical and grow colder and moro indifferont than ever Then I turned for solaco to my two littlo ones but I could not find tho comfort that I sought I grow hopeless and bitterly resentful but suffered on in silence realizing tha I had missed my soulmato and could expect no joy in my life Ho had listoncd in resentful silenco to tho passionate arraignment of a tortured womans heart Now ho cried out impatiently Elinor I was always true to you I uover had a thought of another woman I know that Hunter I was jealYou were ous of men not women so fond of your own sex you spent ail your timo with thorn you onjoyed their society more than mine and so I was loft olono tho gladness went out of my life I grew bitter and rebellious I wanted to get full measure of joy out of this life of mine hut my ill judged marriage had wrecked it eternally I thought But now oh Hunter do not think mo hard and cruel for I am but just to myself and you Now it seems to mo that when you aro gono and I am over my grieving I may yot retrieve tho past may yet find my twin soul the one God created for mo and bo happy And so I cannot promise what you ask mo for it would be a wrong to myself and to my ideal who may yet be raino I havo a right to somo liappxness in my life Jtluntor and why should Ieacrifico all my future to you who would not givo mo tho ¬ 1 earthly projudico and passion jmd hoc cheeks btimpd tend her oye srteamod with 4b truth of W words as sho arraigned hor selfish egotisti cal husband Ho lay gasping and soul stricken before the firo of tii03o vivid homo truths His self lovo had received a cruel wound Despite his selfishness ho had loved Elinor well after his own fashion and ho was not willing to admit that sho had any causo of complaint In a way it enraged him that his fair gentle young wifo had dared to think out a problem of lifo for ber self had so individualized herself as to claim for horsolf a future of bliss in which ho could havo no part And just then sho murmured pa thetically All this would have been different Hunter had you bu loved me truly and sought my happiness in ¬ stead of your own It was my right and your duty And you can soo now that you havo boon ill for so many weeks how littlo you woro cared for bymon in whoso society you took your chief delight Havo thoy been near you to comfort or consolo No they scarcely givo you a thought It is I your neglected wife who havo been your dovoted nurso And Hunter had you been as devoted to mo theso past yoars I wotdd have remained your inconsol oblo widow to my lifos end but as I havo said it is different Anguish flashed from his oyca as ho cried out I am crlad you havo been so frank before I mado my will X shall noti leave you ono penny more than you can claim under tho law The rest shall go to my children I will not leavo my money to bo squandered by your second husband Sho smiled patiently but sho answered firmly But I havo no ambitions 1 do not want my husband to bo great only good and loving and always loath to leavo my side Yes and to tell mo- sometimes that ho loves mo You havo forgotten for so long to toll mo that dear but porhaps you did not guess how a womans heart hungers for affection I havo often wished you wero quite poor Hunter Then you would not bo popular ana you would appreciate tho true hearts at homo more Wo would work hard for our littlo children and havo a simple lov Ufa finding our greatest joy in each others company Ho- put out his weak hand entreat ¬ ¬ ¬ - A desire for distinction in a weak nctof common to humanity t In many Kentucky if fams is not to bo had notoriety is welcome A ludicrous Instance is furnished by Captain J 0 Ptfwell formerly in charge of tho Florida convict camp Ho had gono to n cer tain town after a batch of prisoners and went to tho court house to find tho deputy sheriff He fa on tho street said the county clork and is sure to bo some where botweon such and such places You cant possibly miss him But I dont know the geutloman How am 1 going Baid tho captain to identify him Woll Ill toll yoti replied the clork Just go ahead until you seo tho ugliest man you over laid your eyes on Thats Emingor There is only ono of him iu the United States Captain Powell walked down the Btrcet and began ncrutinizing tho passersby In a few minutes ho saw a man so phenomenally ugly that ho was potrified with astonishment I hesitated no longer ho says but approached tho man and ad dressed him by name Ho at onco replied and asked in some surprise how I knew him 1 explained and ho burst into a hearty laugh I pride myself ho said on be ing tho ugliest man in tho United States and am delighted to know that you recognized mo so readily Youths Companion ¬ ¬ ¬ the denire ifl so exetiye that GetralJLL IVpcteA in BLUE GRASS ROUTE1 Shortest axd Quicket Route FROM CENTRAL KENTUpKY - In such cvm blronchitta ai almptt iurfett result Ik A itfty cent bottle of Chinbgriftiris Cough Itomcdy will cure anycoldy Can you afford 0 risk eo Itittch for ecr Thlsreiiic1y ty tmall ail amount Intended especially for bad oolda ndx croup and can always bos depended upon JFor sale oy T G Julian H fH to r hanfon all win- catarrh or chvotiic j 1 TO ALL POINTS OrOBTH X SOUTH IB 1S9L WTTriAh EP MANAGBR8 ROBERTSON Through daily train sorvjeo between Cincinnati and Middlnsborough and points on L N 11 E Schcduloin UflfeotXor tioutliBouml Dally Express 8 10 a m 8 18 n m 0 45 n m lo 43 a m STAR Planing Mill Co Manufacturers and tlcmlara v 1 No 1 Aociu Fast Lino Daily Ex Sun Ex Sun 8 00 pm 8 08pm 0 lopm It fiOpm 10 Xjpni 11 00pm No6 Noa In all kinds at Lvo Olnolnnnti Ijvo CoviiiKton Air- lM is An- I oxIngtou Lvo Lvb Falmouth Lvo Oyntlihimi 2 BSpra 8 tapin 4 11 18 12 10 11 12 10 12 40 am in An Wlnntmatm fro Winchester Iaris Ait Ltd Korea Air Livingston Lvo Itlchmoucl JUciimoiul i 1 ii 3 4 pin aa ii m 2Sm m 5 0 7 0 Blip i5im 11 Rough Dressed 10pm OOpirf fl50pin 15pm LUMBER Whlto Pino and Poplar Singles Doors of all Sizes Sash Glazed and Unglazed Window and Door Frames Srouldhig and Brackets of all kinds Verandas of overy Description J uj pin 10 CO Lvo JIVUItfSlOll Lvo London pm niiim 15 pm 115 7 OJrtm 7 65pm HukIInIi Nomcntilnturo Nor would I sacrifice my liope3 of tho future for eo poor a price as your gold Then aa if realizing suddenly that sho had wounded him in his help lessness sho throw her arms about him sobbing tenderly Oh forgivo my wild words for I am starving for a lovo ao warm and tender as my own My days havo been 60 lonely whilo you staid away from mo by day and pored over your papers by night I havo been so jealous of everybody and everything that could interest you more than I could Perhaps I was aolfish Do you think so dear Ho ouly answered bitterly I hopo your second husband may realize all your ambitions No mora I cannot bear it sadd ho in a subdued voice It is timo for my lawyer now Do not mind my jealous ravings dearest You shall havo a fair share of tho moooy even if you givo it to my rival yaxtt second husband Tho lawyer thought that Mr Mayos voico was quite strong for that of a dying man but tho doctor who happened in soon after tho will was made and tho patient seemed asleep ascribed it to the effect of ex¬ ¬ ingly The American says depot the Eng lishman says station Tho Ameri can says ticket office tho English man says booking office The American says baggage tho Englishman says luggage Tho American sajTi I guess tho Englishman says I fancy The American says crackers tho Englishman says biscuit Tho American says checkers the EuglisLman says draughts The American says yeast tho EngTho Amerilishman sayn barm can calls tho close of a meal des sert tho Englishman calls H sweets Tho American says sox ton tho Englishman says door keeper The American uses the word clover to describe geniality and kindness tho Englishman uses tho word clover to describe Bharp ness and talent But it is not until you get into Wales that jou fool yourself perfect ly helpless If ever there was a land of unpronounceable names surely Walen is the foremost Eev T De Witt Talmago in Ladies Horn Journal ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ is woll for every ono crossing Air Cumbcrln Gap the ocean to know beforehand tho Lve i 50 p bi difference between tho usoof certain Lve Covbm Willliiustuiirfi 45 p m 0 20 p in words in England and America Air Jcllico LvcJMchmond It Lvo Mldriloljorough Lvo Pinovillo Air Corbln Lve Covbin Lvo linrbourvillo i o uu p m 5 52 p El 0 41 p 111 84 ii m 7 55 p 111 pm p in wr-- iZ tftfl V Star Planing Mill Company Mt Sterling Ky m Ait Stanford Lvo Lancaster 4 45 6 20 160pm pm pm No 2 NoiUi lIouuil Lvo ¬ Daily Express Daily 7 no am 7 00 am 10 15 No 4 NoO Daily Ex Sun Josiah Lindsay -- Lvo Lancaster An- - liichmond Stanford - AGENT on -- - am mi Lvo Tcllico Lvo WilllaVuir 5 a suiuui 8 05 am 8 45 am 0 85 ara 58 47 85 25 83 10 11 11 05 C O RAILROAD west of depot f 2i m ¬ Lvo LVO unm ru ¬ ¬ Lvo Pinovillo Lvo llarbrvillo Middlcsborough tap An Air Livingston Lve Borea An- Hichmoml Lvo Richmond An- - Winchester - Lvo oovuin Lvo Iindon rni liln ro 2 -5 -H a g 4 a s 0 6 7 8 0 f 33 am am am am am am am am v Mt Sterling Ky Manufacturer nnd dealer In Tobacco JIom hedds Hough Lumber and JaLolce Wo makn our business which Is booming by doing tho bestvork nnd offering Itough Lumticr at spec ¬ ial prices which are nover mot AVo also do custom sawing im f Vi M Lvo Livingston ¬ Lvo Winchester An- - Paris Lve Lexington Lvo Pniia i Lvo Cyntlilana Lvo Falmouth 0 05 am 6 66 am 7 45 am 7 00 am 7 63 am 8 24 am 0 23 am 10 4i ant JO 55 am 710nm AirCovincton Air Cincinnati 11 15 am 12 10 12 41pm 12 41 pm 1 S5 pm 1 65 pm 2 27 pm 2 00 pm 2 87 pm 8 07 Jim 4 01 pm 6 85 pill 5 45 pm nn H FLETCHER 3 45 pm 4 25 4 48 6 80 U AUCTIONEER MT STERLING KENTUCKY pm pm 37pm 45 pm pir Offer his Borvices to tho people of Wontffomory surrounding counties Prompt attention Kiven to nil sale of Personal Property nnd Ileal n yr isinic xornia iieasoname MAYSVILLE BRANCH Xorth Bound Lye Cincinnati Lvo Covington Lvo Loxington I ¬ ¬ ¬ phraso vaguly applied to express re lationship but kith has nothing to do with kinship Kith means It coines from ken kontfolk which la tho Bamo as our word can to know Whon ouo can do a thing ono known how to do it Evidently our ancestors behoved that knowledge is iowor Tho old word for known was kyth as tho old word for unknown was unkyth or uncouth Uncouth strange unfamiliar unusual unknown has preserved much of its early meaning in Scotland Burns uses uncos in tho sense of news The unco guid are tho strangely marvelously good Kith then meant kent folk peo ple with whom ono was familiar The kent folk lire tho folk wo love and lovo and familiarity developed out of the word kith tho curious vocable kyththlo which in course of time underwent considerable pho citement They talked a few minutes softly netic and orthographic changes bul and Dr Gray whispered undreaming which is still recognizable in the Good Words that ho was overheard by tho patient word cuddlo Im glad that ho provided so well Th Htllrtto ll to lue for that noblo littlo wife Ho has In tho iMM kit of a tailor mado gown had a hard strugglo with fover theso six weeks and if anything could havo tho swell girl carries hor leuife Any saved him it would have been her body who thinks this is an ordinary devoted nursing Im certain ho did knifo such as can lnJ gotten at any not deserve it either for ho was ono shop is mistaken It is invariably of thoso namby pamby husbands who made of gold and in addition is decodont know how to appreciate a good rated with somo special design A wife and only go home to eat and very original ono lias a heartof lapis sleep and this fellow thoy say more lazuli framed iu diamonds set in one often than not took dinner and sup ¬ corner of the bandle and tho own per at his club in town leaving poor ers name and a curious cipher carved on tho other A very general fancy Elinor alono in their country home But lifo lingered on strangely in exists for having the name engraved that wasted frame and at last tho upon tho knifo in an exact copy of doctor said tho patient was improv- ¬ the way oue would write onos own ing and must go off very coon to tho initials Now York Sun mountains Tnnnlng lyy ICIoctrldty It will do you and tho children A French paper tells of a now progood too my darling ho said tencess of tanning by electricity which derly to his wife And sho looked at him in honest it says in being used on tho skins of Htmy dogs gathered into the Paris surprise You do not mean that you wish pound Tbtj electric system it is alto take Us You know you would leged transforms tho skins into enjoy it fattier alone or with somo leather in three or four days against tho six or eight months required in gentleman friend The shamed crimson flushed into tho ordimiryprocess and tho leather his check as ho ldsscd her littlo hand so tanned is better than that tanned Elinor forgivo mo all tho past iu the ordinary way It is chiefly used for ladies fine shoes and is notand lot mo try to make it up to you able for its soft and delicate qualiho cried Inovcr know how well I loved you until I began to grow ties jealous of your probable second hus tVuncli CiinnldcfHtlon Under tho main ontmiici to oue of band It was that awful jealousy I think that snatched mo back from our churches a poor woman sliiver the very gravo I am to realizo your iiig with cold and holding a baby in ideal tovbo my own successor in her arms appealed to tho charity of Why your infant is of your heart tofulfill all tho promiso passersby of your second husband Will you pasteboard I said a geutloman aa ho lot mo try my darling Come with tapped its nose which Bounded hard mo you and tho babie3 and lot uri and resonant Oh I bog ybur par i begin our new sweet lovo lifo now don monsieur I It was so cold I left Gladly smiled tho forgiving tho real ono at homo l Paris Letter wifo Atlanta Congtjtution ¬ Kith nnd Kin Kith and kin has become a o10 Daily Ex Sun 7 00 n m 7 65 a m S 18 a 111 8 40 a m 0 84 a m 10 10 a m ¬ lvo Paris Air MiHorebtirg Ait Carlisle Air Johnson Arr Maysvillo South Bound Lvo 31 aysvlllo Lvo Johnson Lve Cnrlislo No 12 Dailv Kx Si11 a jjpm 3 02 pin 5 20 pm 0 15 0E 8 7 00 pm 7 54 pin SO 11m - pr lneJDargani GORDON FRANKS - ¬ Daily Ex Sun 5 5 0 7 7 No 9 ExSnn 20 Lveaiillcrsburg Arr Paris Arr Lexington Arr Covington Arr Cincinnati S 11 67 n m 50 15 a ta 40 a in 8 28 a m 10 64 a in 11 00 a m am ara Havo mado n great chanjro in their Clothlnc nnd Lhoc buslncs Thcv have tho minds to milt both rich and poor young nnd old nt prioeo un ¬ heard of Wtini 0 selling now su2ts at 9150 up Nens Shoes at 05c up Lndiea Shoes at 7Go up 1 60 pm 2 27pn1 Misses Shoos at JOcup Also great bargains iu 8 20 pm 8 43 pm Hats Caps Gents FnrnisMiiE Goods 4 10 pm 7 00 pm AVe receive new goods every veck Dont 0 87 pm 8 46 pm forget to call nnd see us at No 11 Dailj KNOTT CPATMORE Gcnl Pass A gt- - ¬ Gcncral Ofllcce Louisville Ky B MOUSE Asst Genl Passgr Agt Oulce Chamber of Commcrco Bldg Cinti O S Trade Manager F The Bargain Store 24 South Maysvillo Street Opposite Opera House m Nol Dally t nil points except Borland Di vision which is daily except Sundny No a Ittins daily ox Sunday from Loxlngtor No 1 Runs daily No 4 Runs dnlly from all stations except tho Rowland Division which is dully except Sunday NoO Dally except Sundny No 5 Dally ex Sunday botween Cincinnati and loxington No 16 Paris nnd Lexington Accommodation Dally Leaves Lexington 10 00 am Arrives Paris 19 45 am No 7 Falmouth Accommodation Leaves Cin clnnnti 5 15 11m Arrives Falmouth 7 05 pin daily except Sundny No 8 Leaves Falmouth 0 00 am Arrives Cin- ¬ cinnati 7 55 am dally except Sunday Nos 1 nnd 8 mnko connection at Winchester Jot M V Kv points on tho N N No 1 Carries through cars from Cincinnati to Middlcborougli nnd Cumberland Gap nnd all in tolilncinti I 0 MILLER successor to Miller Wilson ¬ ti iiiilintatslittiiiusiiiid runs dailv INSURANCE AND JAPANESE iT rtifra ltvLnM ¬ rl iHTHk H Hf MB a ¬ ¬ IIf aoia jx 4LAI111 REAL ESTATE CORE Lowest Ratcp Choicest Compauics Promptest SottlomontB ¬ A Guaranteed Cnro for Piles of whatever kind or degrees Exlcrunl Internal Blind or Bleed Ing Itchlpg Chronic Recent or IlPtcdltnrv This remedy has positively never been known to fail 3100 a box U boxes forSS00 Mint by mail prepnid on receipt of price Awiittcn Guaran ¬ tee positively given to ench purclniMi- - 01 H boxes when purchnbcd at nno time to refund tho 500 paid If not cured Guarantee issued bv W S Lloyd Druggist nnd Solo Agent MUtiWllng Ky Gall Sales mp for 22 ly OF ANY AND ALL AGENCIES 9 ceaooeooooooooeeoeeo0 a- 110 if fifl FO BI U V1 V - ¬ E V ¬ w fi Mi w o M i I1 ray fyi w REGULATE THE STOMACH LIVER AND B6WEL3 3 O t PURIFY THE A tlELUBLE BLOD J i RcMEJY XnAlffoitlwn BUlentnoM Hoodoobc I fB FQK Has loci iH -- J ir EftflY85Tlf vi - W wim- potion Dyapeptln Okroata liver Trouble DtzclntM Bad OurapUxltB Bjrumterj OOeutlTC Breath and all dUotitn of tio Stomach Urer and Bowel IUpana Tabales contoln nathlnz tnjarloru to the most dollcate conatltutlon fiauant to talcs tJoldbj dnijrgtuts Atrial bottle Dent breuil 5 jlddnwa receipt 00 0aeatb 1 THK RIPAM9 OHEMIOAL 10SPBUCE 8TKEET oUioonti OO ttMiwt -- acaiceoeoooS v MEW TORK CITT S m f vW - WiV i V M 4 x rmimr 1 4 -- vr - Ca Vl vast c TH t - J 1 s J1 s ji ii-- rwsrrr ilfMJilMi i r tZz VA I I l I- - 1 n - s V 17 K 1 JnBlZiril pjmafSVe HAM Tli vf J J S n fr tWfmi - J if ftJ VLb J s iktSv ilf atAMM ijlAviJMki ia ii 3 - tiiKatWjv-iivAfjir-- Ji WV-- V VA1V 4iitiiM Ii EBBBHEiS i TET y p ATjT fW i O - i J VIM ur j yj- - r s EBran rv v c flP J i 7J vr It ft i MT STEBUjN U A O LOCATE iHOME DEESSMAUKG i Iftisasasse SOME S33SDAY KOYEMBEH15 Court Direotory 1892 OiiJdren Cry for NATURES SOLILOQUY PRACTICAL HINTS THAT ARE OF TIMELY VALUE Tb Cloth fer fVftltt Idttlng ana the Way It ShealA Bo CHt Tito Itnnortnnco of It - ff Bating Xroalsg trad Hcbmllng How Pk to Get Perfect Fit luopyrmui jaws ny American jtross Associa- - In preswatteig to 6ur lady renders this series of articles on first cluss dressmnk JngjMitJsdono abroad and by tho bost o4lst98 oil tbig country wo believe wo are doing tbora a lasting favor nnd ono whioh will assist them in becoming ac complished dressmakers so that no matter low remote from tbo scat of fashion no adyneed wear garments that bear tho leyi nmistakable seal of country about fliptn nml Llifv innv If npnnninn rfniilrni rern a respectailo livelihood at homo xuifw uirecwuus aim uiagrams nro buo efiantially tho sivmo as those employed by hr tlte great raau dressmaker of Paris and r tho fundamental principles are exactly tho name Tho lwly who reads this scries of n six articles is advised to cut them out and i paste them in a book for reference- and she ftwill have something which would cost her twenty dollars to buy tho price of the systems lo mechanical system Y however can approach this in simplicity and practicability and all so called sys hstems fail if tho waists are not tried on and managed after this plan as no two women rarc formed alike nor is anvone woman i precisely allko on both sides ¬ - NtJiiBER I tlonl Bow Nniurot sunny musings food our eensa CIROCIT COURT Jler voloo Into the Uoiwt or all thing BtenliiiKl JiTDdn John TC Coopmi presiding Third Monday How dream spelled enra dlvino her utterdnoe May nnd tlio Fourth Jfonday In November Each concord mom than musically fcollnul COCRT OF COMMUtf riEAS Cloned In a whirl of sunnhlnit wlillo It listens JunOE T J 6cott presiding TUlrd Monday In September nnd March The earth wos heaven Its nudlonco proclaim MKKTaoXKltV JUAKTERLV COURT And as tho charm In raoro tlian language glis- ¬ Judaic Ikwis Afiverson presiding Tuesday af tens ter Third Monday in January April July and Tbty BvetA to call each other by their mi tup October Death too has musllitfs wlillo lio lien In stnto OOCNTY COURT drenOne thought upon hU tnoreluss lips roposlng Third Monday of each mouth One of tho pleasantest memories of CIVIL BRANCH Jt Is of Peace beyond tho rango of Fate MT STERLING C1TV COURT tliQ visit woo then recalled thatof tho lUDdK Jameu W Groves presiding FJrst Bnt Ills pledge of Ever to his dead disclosing v urduy In each month Loss than a breath there lingers jet to die childrens hour which Longfellow has But oh hor deathless his soliloquy immortalized in that sweet poem bo Thomas Gordon Uuko In Loudon Academy ¬ ly about and whon ho had tossed up his bureau drawers his mothor without a word enmo and regulated thom aud ho concluded ono day that ho was soino what better able to do all this than his mothor nnd from that time on ho tuado her no trouble in such ways And of course Mr Van Dyke has been a great help to nie in tho training of our chil- Lexington Steam Dya Worlcti All kinds oflailios ttntl gortls gnr inunta dcd guol0it dCfintblo oolorw nt Ipss than Olneiiiiutti prices Ovcr conf 100 frock or Snck couIp 1 paiits and vest 1 coat nnd vest 1 ladles wool dropso 125 missee 1 scouring- and napping wool blanket e per pair 1 made lo look now Wo havo tt large stock of wool blnnketson hand onl own make which wo offer at low prices JIarb your name on each package foiit and state what col- ¬ or you want it dyed Phoenix Woolen- - Mills J4 3t Lexingioii Ky Fitchfrtj Catoria Musical V pf SS i ginning TEE TWO VISITS oold night in Novomtror drow up iny comfortable chair beforo a choocful blazo in my simply furnished pleasant library and with my head rcating on tho pillow of tho chair foil to meditating I had just re ¬ turned homo after paying two short visits to dear old friends of my happy school days who for ton yoarshadbeon mistresses of thoir own homeB I was trying aa 1 sat there to answer tho question why it was that 1 had enjoyed my visit bo much moro nt Mrs Van Dykes than I did at Mrs Barstowe Both ladies wore bright cordial enter- ¬ taining intelligent and exceedingly hospitablo and 1 had looked forward for two years to tho pleasure of visiting thom in thoir own homes Thoy wore living in inland cities about 200 miles apart Both of theso friends had married lawyers who wero already earning good incomes and both families had the cntreo to tho best ocioty Tho homes of theso friends wore not only comfortable but exceedingly taste- ¬ ful and pleasant and tho children in both homes woro bright handsomo and merry with plastic minds ready to bo molded by their parents Yot with alt this similarity in tho social position of both families in tho in comes thoy received in tho homes they bad built in tho education of tho parents and in thoir church relations tho atmosphoro of theao two homes was vory different and a visit in tho ono was a great contrast to tho other I recalled many incidents of tho two visits and thoy convincod mo and moro strongly than ovor before that tho mothor makes the homo Her tasto her methods hor ideas hor example her infiuenco her spirit aro all im-¬ pressed upon tho household and create its atmosphere At Mrs Van Dykos not only was all tho household machinory so well oiled that its running wa3 noiseless but there was no friction whatever in tho family Tho household nroso betimes in tho old fashioned way and all tho children woro ready for breakfast whon tho meal was announced and thoy appeared ap- ¬ propriately dressed and each with hap- ¬ py faco bidding thoir parents each other and tho guests a ploasant good morning Then after morning prayer in which tho servants participated each of tho older children quiotly disap ¬ peared from tho sitting room to attend to a few practical duties before getting ready for school appearing ore lpng with books in hand for a goodby kiss and to hear tho last choory word from mother as they started out With perfect composure and with no apparent trouble a few friends were asked to dino ono evening and a most delightful visit enjoyod Tho flowors tho glass tho silver tho tablolinonwero exquisite amj tho dinner of only four courses was well cooked homolike and well served while tho feast of reason tho quick repartee tho witty stories tho bits of political social and literary talk were not only a pleasure to all tho oldor ones hut a source of education and cul- ¬ ture to tho children Several such informal companies were entertained at Mrs Van Dyftos while I was there In overy department tho housohold seemed to move along harmoniously and without apparent exertion or undue care on tho pavt of tho mother Tho homo was at all times in perfect order and yet without stiffness or angularity visi blo anywhere 1 remembered going into ono of tho childrens rooms to look at a gift of a pretty picture and us little Mary oponed a bureau drawer 1 noticed how neat and orderly it wa3 as was also her closet whore the shoes and rubbers ovon wero set back against tho basoboard with regularity nnd precision 1 asked Mrs Van Dyke when wo were alono if Mary who was nino yoars old arranged her closot and drawers herself to which question hor mothor replied Cortainly I taught all my children beforo thoy wero two years old to bo or- ¬ derly Even at that ago she said you know thoy aro very imitative and thoy lovo to do littlo sorvicos for their mothors 1 showed thom just how to put thoir clothes nnd shoes away in an orderly manner and how to lay things in thoir drawors and keop thom neatly Thoso early lessons thoy will never for- ¬ get 1 believe she added no matter how many servants ono can afford to have it is well to teach children to bo self reliant and to do everything promptly and well Such teaching saves a vast amount of work and of un- ¬ necessary friction through life True it is that souio children seem to havo nat- ¬ urally more of a bump of order than others but tho orderly habit can be cul- ¬ tivated If tho hanging loop of Marys coat should givo way so ordorly has she becomo she would not for a moment think of hanging it upon tho hook until tho loop was monded All this I recalled as I sat there and nlso what my friend Baid about her hus band when I had romarkod that I had nover Been n gontlouion who seemed to inako bo little troublo about tho houso Ho was a surpriso to mo in that re 1 told spect said Mrs Vail Dyko him soon after wo wero married that I had been accustomed to seo men leavo everything about for somo ono to pick up and asked him how it happened that Ho said ho wan so noat and orderly thai when ho was about thirteen yoara old ho noticed that his mother picked up and put away what bo hod left careless It was on a 1 that ft S A 1 rr7 W I i fall ¬ S V ni l V J DIAbltAto OF MODEL BASQUE Iii the first placo it requires ono yard and a half of strong silesia or drilling for waist lining This should bo cut into tho form shown by the diagram but the darts should not bo cut until it is fitted To get the proper dimensions put tho materialdoubied lengthwise on a table and having the dia- ¬ gram before you measure the leugth of tho waist from the neck to the bottom Make dots at these places along tho doubled selvage Measure tho length from shoulder to waist and tho distance from tho straight line from shoulder to front keeping tho samo distance to bottom then mark the darts which must vary according to tho figure of tho person If very stout they must bo about two inches across at tho twait line if slender ono to ono nnd a half Snd a reference to tho diagram will show Fboform Theback nnd sido bodv nieces measured from jiUo be tho lininK is cut top to waist lino VfraJjen allowing at least jivi inches margin beyond tho seam it bo basted nnd tried on the seams t on tho outside Tho fitter should ii6nVtuSa the seams and pin them IjOOQSrfliKo lining fit3 perfectly snug ¬ Ljjf model waist lining has been Wls9 fitted to the figure take it off and Ll It SO tUHU IUU I11IIH Will II1UKU II1IUKH show just whero tho seams should go 2r Then tho lining should bo rebasted fol lowing tho lino of tno pins on tiio outside of them and tho pins then pulled out Try tho lining on again right side out When tho fit is perfect tho lining should be ironed again tho seams being laid apart this timo and after this the basting stitches should bo clipped so that tho different pieces will fall apart without being pulled Tho lining with an allowance for seams ff at least ono inch all around can now bo aid upon tho outside material and pinned that it cannot slip and uo cut Care all tho figures run ono must bo taken way if tho goods aro figured or the nap if of wool and that tho telvngo edge comes straight with tho front of tho waist The outside should be allowed a trifle larger than the lining as it is often of goods that will fray Basto the lining to the outside with great care for much of tho beauty and smooth- ¬ ness depends upon the basting Tho lining should bo held upward so that it may bo just the least bit looser than tho outside Tho basting stitches should followtho outline of every separate part of thobasquo and up botb sides of each dart Moro de pends uponcaro in basting than people usually suppose When all tho outlines are properly basted with stitches not moro than one fourth of nn inch long turn the front over nnd basto as designated by tho pins A very full bust will require a V shaped plait in front as per diagram in the lining only and sometimes for quite stout ladies the front lino will need turning in quite deep nt neck ntfd waist line but the pinholes will show just how much is required Tho buttons go on tho left sido and tho buttonholes on the right and tho lap for these should bo deep enough to have the buttonholes cut in tho doubled place Uieave tho under lap flat nnd sew a strong piece of tape along for tho buttons When this is done baste thodarts be ginning the seam from the top taperiug Irom nn imperceptible point The darts should never bo very high tho back ono being an inch higher than the front nnd this about two inches below the underarm The seams must always bo commenced from tho top and carefully basted before sewing caro being taken to keep from puckering tho seams Basto the two darts first then tho side gores beginning at tho arm size Tho two middle backs should be then basted together beginning at tho op then tho sido pieces which nro tho 5 aest difficult of all If tho waist now proves to fit perfectly the seams can bo sewn firmly and neatly but always on tho outsldoof the basting rpxt the edge as tho basted senms aro elastic and sewing them tightly makes a couple of inches di fforencc When they aro sewn lay tho seams open nndtrlmtheedgc3 neatly with tho scissors and overhand or At the bind with lustring if preferred IV waist lino two slits should bo cut in the Beams nearly to the seam and after tho edges are bound or overcast they should bo pressed carefully vrnu a not iron ueioru mu bope casing3 are sown on or tho ease belt and beforo the bottom is finished off If thr podsare woolen thoy should boslight lvWoistened if of silk tho iron should not too bot nor tho silk lnslstenca ana board should hava ono thickness of iriel and ono of muslin vu Ouvb HAhfer K0iH n tho 4Kb UUli UU1UUIK 1U I1UUU tat ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ mother gather her littlo flock about her nnd tell them a good story or read to them or recite somo pretty poems and talk with them about their lessons nud after dinnor play a few1 merry games with them Then when bedtime came she excused herself for half an hour and staid with hor children as thoy pro pared for bod singing aweot little hymns to them and with unstudied effort guiding thoir thoughts aright and bidding them happy good nightfl That she said was ono of her precious half hours which was seldom interfered with 1 could not but contrast with all theo eweot memories my visit at Mrs Bar stows While she was as attractive and intelligent nnd more witty than Mrs Van Dyko sho had no repose pf manner no faculty in keeping things in order no quiet control over her childrenand much less enjoyment with them There was continual friction Jn her household and while there was no lack of lovo and confidenco therowas a lack of unity and consequently continual conflict Two or three children wero frequent ¬ ly lato to breakfast morning prayers wero often omitted bocauso all tho family wero lato at school timo books could not be found and shoo buttons and mittens were missing and there was a general scurry and commotion until tho children with hurried and often reproving words wore started for school Then Mrs Barstow had many little things to do which tho children should have dono for tho ontiro houso was in confusion This hindered tho mother from attending to her own duties at tho proper time and through- ¬ out tho household this lack of prompt- ¬ ness and order was felt and much which otherwise would have been easy to ac- ¬ complish was tnado difficult To Mrs Barstow therefore it Beomod a great undertaking to givo a dinnor party Then too sho attempted an elaborate affair with sovon or eight courses with decorated menus and much expenso a dinner that required most of her timo and thought for sev¬ eral days and tho timo of her servants aa well as tho expenso of hiring extra help All theso preparations so ex hausted tho hostess that sho could not enjoy hor guests with tho zest sho might otherwise havo had and tho effort made was unconsciously felt by tho guests and it hindered perfect ease and un ¬ affected pleasure 1 meditated too on tho constant friction which engendered discussions harsh criticisms hast words and fret- ¬ ted spirits All this led tho children interesting as thoy wero to grow disrespectful toward their parents which did not tend to increase tho lovo and interest of friends It was seldom that tho evening hour was a happy or restful ono for tho moth- ¬ er worn and weary with tho many per ploxities and cares of tho day was too often unablo to bo inerr with or atten- ¬ tive to lier children Thoir voices and thoir noise disturbed hor and tho moth- ¬ ers fretted spirit was contagious The littlo ones wero hurried off to bed with an uninterested nurse and Mrs Barttows sigh of relief was significant When 1 loft ono homo with reluctance where tho order tho repose tho easy hospitality had cheered and delighted mo 1 was ready to leavo tho othor whero oven my own spirit becanio fretted before tho day set for my departure In tho quiet of my own home and by that cheery blazo in tho twilight hour 1 And all this difference said aloud which made ono homo bo delightful to visit and tho othor so much less agreeable can bo accounted for by tho order and promptness and harmony in tno ono and tho disorder and dilatoriness and friction in tho othor Tho good cheer and respect shown to parents in tho ono and tho lack of it in tho other tho easo of entertaining in tho ono tho burden of it in tho other tho timo which tho parents devoted to thoir children in the ono home tho absenco of such devotion in tho other tho happy peaceful spirits in tho one tho fretted spirits in tho other tho closo fellowship between par- ¬ ents and children in the ono and lack of such sympathy in the Othor all this I said is tho result of good early training or a Jack of it in such habits as must havo a powerful influonco in every homo which will bo felt through life Fair faces beaming round tho household ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Botwecn tho dark nnd the daylight When the night In beginning to lower Comes a phumo In tbo liiya occupation Which U known us the childrens hour How beautiful it fvas lo see that Professional Instruments We represent the most cel- ¬ n I JAltNKTT Attoniev-ftt-La- SalycravHIc Ky Will practice In the Courts of Kentucky MOLIVKK Attorncy nt Law and Surveyor Jit Stalling Ky All collections nnd real estnto transactions or anything concerning tho sumo uiomptly at ¬ tended to nnd nbsttnets of titles given when dcalrcd Office front room up stairs first door J T south of K M T K Mai ncs Publie Sale Wc will poll on tho James Tnrcy farm on Brush CiceJc about 1 milea South of Mt Sterling on J ebrated piano and organs the best known to the world wt It THOMPSON MD OUlco v lti Dr It Q Drake Uast Main St ect Mt stoning ivy Hazelton Brothers Gerts Bush flit OIIAS Residence comer of Clay and Mnysvlllo streets oi J n DUKHSOXt Ihrslclan nnd Snrgcon Ky Mt sterling Claytons Office Main St over Voris KING FOIID Btoic 1IUII 10 Smith Barnes Kingsbury Ivers lUUUj ltcprescnts of Mt Stcihng Ky MACK STADLEK 4 CO WHOLESALE CLOTUIEKS Cincinnati 0 To the highest bidder the following pioperty Ono hundred headofewes Fourguod mllcli cowa with calves Six bead of good feeding cattle Ponds Mason Fhoyenilltightecre I AHAZELWGG City Atty Attorncv-nt-la- w Hr Offlcc Tyler- - Aiipcrsonbuildtng Mt StcrllngJKy M 8 Tyler mVLEB L Lewis Apperson APPEKSON Attomeys-nt-law 0lccTyler Apicnon building Mt Stcillng Ivy w iiite wtooics AHornoys-ni-in- Mt Stcillng Ky In tho nnt iTwia of iiimitrnnipi v Will itnthSrenlfce Powell Clark nnd llouibon nnd mate Two good brood many thn KirtirM inr mtd Annellate Courts OlUce in One good buggy horse Cnldwcllbuilding Thice sows nud pigs Tw el o good boats w A DElIAVEN Attorncy-nt-laTwcntj thieo stack of clover hay MUStcillngKy Win practlco in all Courts 225 bnircls of coin in shock Olllco Court Sheet of tho Commonwealth One sulky One good spiing wagon and harness w a 8UDDUTU n stone Ono rocknway QT0NE A SUDDUTIT Attomeys-nt-Lnu Set of two horse wagon harness Corner Sth nnd Court Ilnco Telephone 12S5 Ono two horte wagon UlngJ Louisville Ky A lot of fanning implements A double band muzlo loading shot gun nil D L MtdCTOIl U Dentist Mt Starling Ky At tho same time will bo rented ontoo over Mt Sterling National Dunk w Threo j calling heifers Three No 1 good woik mules Two jenling mifi o mules Ono suckling mule colt Ono Blue Jeans marc and colt Hoscpe marc One Hojcoe maro One One j calling lllly out of nltoscoc marc by Cripple One yeailing horse out of n Bluo Jeans ld Hamlins and cago Cottage r Chi- ¬ We also handle the best s and latest improved Sewing WHEELER New No HOME 9 The worlds two leaders l WILSON and the NEW w pJ Mt Sterling Ky nTylcr Appeuon building denceon 0uecu street Ofllco Koom COX MD Ilcsi H UAZELKIGG i Atterney-at-Ln- w MU Sterling Collections promptly attended to vy Both Musical Instruments and sewing Machines we sell the farm of 200 acres from date of sale at the lowest prices and give till March 1 1S94 Pobsesbion given purchaser all the time needed at once to meet payments which are Terms A credit of four months monthly and easy No more with negotiable paper bearing 0 per than can be saved up con PIATT Veterinary Surgeon Midway Kv Will ha In Mt Stalling on Court days needed will answer tclcgiam DA nit f D When interest from date IDA TURLEY W II MAUPIN Jones Jewelry store on East Mai ii street Ofllco at Dentist with Dr Wm Van Antwcip bhoitsticet opposite the court house Ofllco HOWARD VAN ANTVSUP Woods Phosphodine THE GREAT ENCMSII UEMEDY E L Dawson S KY Son MT STERLING 1LUAYD0N MD Hi Mt Stcillng Ky Jfllcc near rrsldencc cor High A Sycnmoro Sts ilbed ner 8 timiwnnds of Attorucy-nt-Latun onh Mt Sterling Ky blunnd Honest Udton Olllco upstalis comer of Couit nnd Drondwnj known Ask druggist for Woods nioxphodine if liooflVis some wmtldess Medicine n place of S HLiCJ thisleuo his dI iionct toif incloo nice in Attorncy-nt-Lnletter nnd we will send bv lefun mini Price Mt Sterling Ky 3 si one package Ono will will Olllco In Fizcr J Hock upstnirswith J M Elliott cut i Phauiplet in plain seilcdpuise urn dope two Having leccntly removed from Owingsville stamps Adiui4 nnd located In the city of Mt Stcillng will prno XJ Sold in Mt tciline by Kinnedv 11km tlco in tho com ts of SlontgOTPry Unth ond ad- ¬ It C Lloyd Ws LlodTarlton tt Juiin and joining counties nnd in the tsunerlor Couit di uggist c ei u ntio Couit of Appeals nnd Fedciai urt of Ken ¬ tlilW 11 II Mil It lint niiltlltlWMIIIIIIHII Mn mi uuamut tucky Prompt and enrcful attention will bo iiveu to all business entrusted to him HCLAY MoKEE w avisapuvj BeOr6alfiffcr lsi j Wvi3ve Ji hts rffli 5 xf ijl55v tl m VvVf jrfZffi JigU 8K rHnJi Fmmptl nml jicimnn- Mt oiio nil lOiins of Neio wA eakiiesEmis- Innis ami Spcnnntou lien Imputcicy and all elTida f MU e or Kxcc stPi Been AJLUUUnslUJ4iKUAfXIVTl vfVT lySytSfriSw pH eiMsi n mi COMPOUND old f w tmTjulian COUXEll DKUG STOKE V recent li cociy bv an iiiccmfully hicinn nted niontlilv bv thouMindir of Ladies Is tle only jiii- feclly safe and leliable medicine diweo eixd Iewaieot nnpiiiiciiiled dniKiri tei whonflir in feuor medicines m iliroof tins Afkdct oogs toTios liooTCoMroi M take no wtb tltnte or lnploo Jl nnd 0 cents in otago in letter and wo illenp fOiled hy lecnni mail 1iitl Mialed paiticulaiH inplnln uncoic to ladies only tamps Addiess lgjjr to 1 No Ifock Detiult Mich Steilmg by Kennedy liios W S LlnMlK Liod T O Julian and diuggiets eiy heie Sold in 31t 4 Pond LIlvCO 3 1ihhei AND EAT GOOD School Books tf GROCERIES And other Supplies No Fancy Prices Points and Oils AND CHOICE FRESH MEAT BUY THEM OF GbesaDeake aud Ohio C F Keesee Co Fine Tobaccoes Kentucky Midland Ry ahoi test nud quickest between RAILWAY New York M i CINCINNATI AND FRANKFORT i j Only duect lino between Philadelphia Washington Boston And all Frankfort Georgetown and Pails Carlisle Maysvllle Cynthlnna Falmouth and Colngton ASK TOR TICKETS VIA KY MIDLAND l A Eastern Cities Trains Rnii By Central Standard Time TIME TABLE OCT I 81 1S02 aji Xol b 10 BOO 0 11 0 18 U I2 0 iD 8 41 IM oSJ ¬ ¬ t n tN sible after it is felled Crescent ond Eait Tennessee Virginia OttHla EAllWIJIvlft tstabllshed u the greitest ghon lib C Southern Trunk Lines The northern 0 00 To sound on earth tho harmonics of hoaven S 00 port of these great systems starts from 7 09 5 8 ai Standard B 7 18 8 83 Cincinnati from which point they ran S 45 5 7 23 Botld Vestlbuled Train to ST AUOOSTrTB BXia How to Mitko a Ilulldog Let Go 7 87 4 01 C r Pails going through Lexington Hy ChattanoQja Teflft The Says a breeder of bulldogs Ga Macon Oa Jacksonville Fla AM IM AM IM Atlanta Through Vestlbuled Trains to all Making quickest way to roleaso a person from TUAINS WhbT No 2 No 4 No 8 NolJ cities named and Intermediate points tho jaws of a bulldog if ho bo unfortu ¬ The Queen Jt Crescent Specials aro nate enough to bo bitten is by catching Lv Pails U- 5 65 4 45 8 00 Solid Vestloulcd Trains running vU I 6 f3 Chattanooga and Lookout Mountain BlrmtjgJl3 8 12 0 05 tho dogs hind paw hi tho center of Ar Elizabeth 00 5 21 8 10 AirCentlcvillo and Meridian to New Orleans which is an exceedingly tender Bpot ArNontown j 8 tl S HI 17 AtUxniDUtr the line diverge for Jaeluoa s 8 SO 6 82 calle tho hoart This should bo pressed Ar C S Depot Vlcksburg Miss to Slirovcport and Northern XexM S 63 U 8 411 187 0 C2 oven hotter the paw taken into tho ArGemgctown or B 45 K 40 At Now Orleans connection Is made fot 7 03 ArJohiihon 7 15 8 64 Texas Mexico and California 151 mouth and bUton with tho teeth Tho ArDuwill 7 85 68 01 0 Tho Q C Is M miles shorter and aolsr dog will relinquish the hold at once It ArStampingCIiouud 9 18 7 10 7 65 Ar Swltcr than any other line and takes is a desporato remedy but a sure ono ArElkhorn 7 HI 0 Ml 8 10 Ojly 27 Bonns Cincinnati to New OnLEASa I 8 20 7 22 0 25 and ono that is resorted to by tho pro- ¬ AiNimmlt The Q A C and E TV Q are 110 miles v3 8 SO 7 80 0 8J A Ar Finnkfoit New York Her ¬ shortest lino between Cincinnati and JaciJnTta fessional dog fighters Ute Q A C and E T V A O run slaeplog HB A connects w Ith T A N ald through Cincinnati to Knoxrlllc Tans 11 connects with Q C and L S connecting for Ashevilks N O Th9 J connects witli lv C Preserving togs ahortcst and most direct routs A mothod of impregnating logs with Thu Kentucky Mldlnndltallwny mid cornice- - aJeforo deciding on your routo zinc chlorido in ordor to preserve them tlonsi fmm tho clienpot and shoilcst route to prrlte for rates maps and any othfitt points north couth nnd west ia now in uso in Austria being known allTor fin thcr Information apply to their agents information yon want about tba ISonth as tho Pfiater process Tho timber ia C D HEltCAW GEO B IIAUlEH Address D G ED7AEDS 0 P fe Gcu Supt Gen Pass Agt Impregnated in tho forest oa soon as pos ¬ WlaclnnatltOhio 4 4 4 2 10 IftM Qneen Young Joyous tones In molody of mirth Tho sire doubly living In his boy And sho tho crown of all that wealth or Joy Theso niako tho homo lltco somo sweet lyre hearth LV Lv Lv Tv Lv Lv stamping Giouud Duwill Johnson Lv Jeoigetown II Lv C SDupol Lv Now town Lv Ccntievlllo Lv Elizabeth Summit Klkhom Swltzcr TUAlNbKAbT FrnnLfoit IM t7 1 OtT 1 1 Time Card in Effect Nov I 92 A i 4 4 4W 4 00 11 I 10 25 From Mt Sterling Sterling -- IS 18 S2 80 44 62 00 12 21 20 40 200 ill 2 20 2 83 EAST BOUND Leaves Mt Atlantic Midland aecom No 2d Vcstllmled UxiitH4 So s iluhy ML Stozllns Accom No 18 Kinsn J2 daily lUOp in 83iain V xJJr0 m VEST BOUND Loavos Mt Serllnff Ia ngton Acc01nr10dat10nN02r JLnnlsvillo ipitMi No 21 Lexington Aceonunodatlon No S5 tVoitlbuled ExiuessNo23 Daily knrnj C2a m mSIili in I I lliWam 151pm 5i03im i a Vil SI fDally cxeiv 81 ndn I Solid vc3tlhnled tralm wlti dlnlncc cais Jo 10s transfers Through dlcepcra fi ori Lexington without ofiangc Asst tlcn IIWFULLKU Con Vase Agent Wjwliliirfton 1 C CILIIYA lasa Agcnf it tyjfijft Cincinnati O OSOAIt MURKY Trlfli j Mnnajeiv i t tr Now York Times A Ui a A fl 0 IJ vtl Sr MT STERLIKG- ADVOCATE TUESDAY - sS - vt jirr r WidFS ojC OTBMBBIliSUS- u lf it IKiff -- Grovcr Cleveland has broken all records Ho went at a two minuto GENERAL NEWS clip from start to finish Maud S will bo trained next year Tho Legislature of New Mexico will Grccnlcaf 2 10J was out of a nou stand 14 Democrats and 10 Republi ¬ Senato 7 Republicans and 5 standard mare cans Tho Democrats Tho true road horso was never two Re ¬ more valuable In tho frco fight between Beautiful gold goods watches set rings pins publican factions at tho noils at Big Simmons whoso record is 2 28 and Rock N C twenty were wounded who is now only twelve years old etc Fine Stones the most elegant Diamonds four of them fatally has twonty oight representatives in Tho report of tho death of Theodore tho 2 30 list and threo of them have Child tho well known literary man records hotter than 2 14 EAST MAIN STREET Ho died of has been confirmed To Green Mountain Maid belongs cholera in Ispahan Persia Noymbcr tho honor of being tho only maro that THE ADVOCATE HORSE AND TRACK SILVERWARE- FIRE I If you FRE All new want good Insurance insure with HOFFMAN OR3STunCE3SrTJL3Li GOODS If you want reliable Insurance charmes Insure with HOFFMAN V If you want to insure in compa i J W JONES Agent nies that pay all losses promptly insure with HOFFMAN - designs for the table Also the most artistic FIRE has produced two sires each of whom Tho women of Louisvillo have or has sired a yearling trotter with a tho Womans Columbian record of 2 30 or better ganized Club for tho purposo of furnishing a Tho latest of tho get of George parlor in the Womans building at tho Wilkes to enter tho 2 25 list is Ellor o WHENEVER VOU WISH To make an Investment in a Building and Loan Association be pure to take stock in the llbgsggs jTys1 He represents more companies and pays His losses wit more promptness than aay agent in Eastern Kentucky and insures at rates as low as any agent of a hrst cla company Office Traders Deposit Bank ist floor Worlds Fair In Caldwell county the child of Bill Rico was playing arounda fire when its clothes caught and it was burned to death thrce-yoar-old Covington sports havo accomplished tho remarkable feat of forcing a pool- ¬ room to shut up Frank Whitney started tip six weeks ago but lost about 10000 and decided to shut up Even tho Kontucky mountains felt tho Democratic earthquake last Tues- ¬ day Hall Democrat defeats French Republican for Circuit Judge in tho Twenty sixth Judicial district Oounty Superintendents Report of Schools Council Bluff District No 24 Re ports 86 children draws 21072 highest number 39 lowest 14 present 34 atteudanco too small trustees should look around and find out why children reported do not attend the StUtc is paying for all it isnt the for this is Katie fault of the teacher Corbctts school and she is a first class industrious untiring teacher aud de- ¬ serves much credit for tho present standing of this school the children who attend regularly aro learning fast a splendid spelling class Annie Highland tho smallest in tho class but among the best spellers 25 daily recitations trustees have all visited school new flight of steps from road to the yard no tax but by private subscription ¬ W f sho Wilkes that is quite well known as a sire Ho was taken to Indepen- ¬ Bccauso it is tho only Association that gives you a definite contract Be ¬ dence a short timo sinco aud driven cause it is the onjy Association that publishes and proves by actual calcula- ¬ by C W Williams and went around tion that its stock matures in 7 years Because you will not bo disappointed thokitoin222 when you wish to borrow Bccauso its charter does not allow tho Associa ¬ Bccauso speculate in An exchange says that Many of tion to buy sell or lease property orof this State real cstato plan of tho approve tho tho best business men and financiers the horses sold at tho combination COLUMBIA Because it pays 8 per cent semi annually Coupons attach sales last winter have won themselves investors should call on our agents AND- out three or four times over this sea- ¬ son It might be added that 99 per C W HARRIS President 17 W THOMPSON Sec Tjeas WILLIAM OCONNELL cent of tho horses sold at tho combi- ¬ W A DeIIAVEN Counsel DR C DTJERSON J M VANARSDELL Agent nation sales last winter hovo not won On account of my inability to travel I respectfully ask my friends to call I havo rented tho Banm building on themselves out ono time this season East Main street and havo fitted at my office in tho Tyler Appcrson block and aUow mo to explain tho ad- and nover will up a number of rooms I am thcro vantages of tho Columbia I M VAN AltSDELL foro prepared to accommodato my aug 23 ly Belleflower ono of tho fastest three friends with board and lodging by tho year olds of tho present season and week day or meal Special attention paid to Court day dinners Charges winner of tho great stake for trotters reasonable of her ago at Hartford some weeks U A STEPHENS since has been retired owing to an Sl tf accident in her stall at Nashville which camo near resulting in tho loss BLUEGRASS of one of tho fillys eyes Belleflower lias been rather unsteady in her recent races but showed as much speed as anything of her ago in tho world it FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL being claimed that in one of her heats at Nashville sho camo homo from the half mile pole at a two minute clip Of Louisville Ky A HOFFMAN Boarding House LOCAL BOARB Restaurant MM or CALL CassidySmfeli For all kinds of- - HARDWARE KENTUCK AND QUEENSWARE TINWARE WOODEN WARE Mitcliell Msli Bros Wagons VIRGINIA J Cheapi CONTRACTOR COa sf 28 Smithsonian Institute No Reports 57 pupil children draws 1436 1 Miss Rcbeckah Smith the faithful and competent teacher is doing splendid work has a well ar ¬ ranged well graded busy school Four years experience all in this same district several good recitations wore had Miss Lcvia Baker gave a good recitation in Algebra some good leaders here school progressive highest number 32 lowest 13 present 22 trustees E Heaton A Byrd and Joseph Smith they pass by occasionally and stop at the shop attendance fifteen percent better than last year 2S daily recitations ¬ Mr John T Woodford of Mt Ster- ¬ AND A FULL LINE OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLE- ¬ AND- ling Ky registered twenty four OF ALL KINDS MENTS horses in the National Saddle Horse BTJTLD Small Fruits Asparagus Grape Vines and Register this week and has now more suon an csiauusir overywing usually lounu in ment A full stock Trices low Wo pay entries than any other breeder but OFFICE AT no agents Dcecriptlvo catalogues on atjiplica- ho is not through and says he has as lion 201 Richmond Street many more to enfer says Farmers Call on him and secure esti H F HILLENMYER Cane Mills Cooks Evaporators and Home Journal Mr Woodford is ono New South and Pioneer LEXINGTON KY of our most prominent breeders and Pans Cider Mills Saw Mill Supplies and Belting has made a success of saddle horses Ho has the best stud of saddlers in HEALTH IS WEALTH Kontucky i TREES I NICKERSON People Kite tracks aro doomed who pay money at tho gates aro not satisfied to watch races trotted over Horse Breeder them filly Sweet Rose tho by Electioneer that took a record of 230 last week is out of Roscmont dam of Montrose 2 18 by Piedmont second dam Beautiful Bells This made Elcctincers 120th performer two-year-old ED M ITCHELL LEADING HARDWARE MERCHANT Lager Beer Muenchener Pilsener Golden Eagle and Export Bottle Beer lUsfe CIV PHAIN I The John Hauk Brewing Cos Dr JE C Wests Xervo and IJrain Treatment a guaranteed Bnecllle f6r Hysteria Dizziness Con- ¬ vulsions Vite Nervous Neuralgia Headache Nervous Prostration caused by tlio use of alco ¬ hol or tobacco Wakof illness Mental Depression Softening of tho Itraln resulting in insanity and Are tho most jicrfcct products of tlio nrt of beer making by common consent Furthermore leading to misery decay and death Prematura PHYSICIANS AND MEDICAL JOURNALS Old Age llarrcnncsp lss of Power In either IIop3 and tho former invariably prescribe it for tho sex Involuntary Losses and Spcrmatonhoiea Highly rcccommcwl lurc extract of Mnlt and caused by over exertion of the brain self abuse purposo of JJuildlng up Ilrokun Down Constitutions such as especially professional men nro often or over indulgence Koch box contains ono It has been our aim to manufacture tho Very article and months treatment bes et witlt as a remedy unsurpassed 100 a box or elx boxes for 500 sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price relievo the public of the use of the manifold offered so called tonics which at best have n thereby beneficial results if they do no ikmIUvo harm We havo admirably succeeded Proof of which iB WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES tho universal use of our m ui F Sunol is still lame in her trouble ¬ some leg and is only being driven easy miles zrvzt Trscsxsnx Manauita tho game daughter of fl CURE Brwntf Willoughby District No 30 Reports 03 children draws 15876 Miss Lillie Wilburn teacher her second term would not lo out of place in any school in the county but suits this district in every respect she is kind to her pupils and very patient her school is strictly primary and needs the watchful care of just such a teacher ten little bare footed boys and girls in the First Reader class all proud of their school and all think they havent much more to do appropriate Columbus exer- ¬ cises highest number 42 lowest 12 present 25 trustees James A Martin Green Martin and J S Willougby all visit school occasionally school is prosperous and bids fair to be a suc- ¬ cess as they all think and say there now 26 daily recitations two trus- ¬ ¬ Electioneer that held tho four year To euro any case With each order l eccivcd bv old race record of 2 1C for several Throughout the United States ol America It is tho purest malt and hop extract manufactured us for six boxes accompanied with tr 00 wo will years is now represented in tho 2 3Q with the utmost care and is the only remedy for convalescents to gain strength and vitality Ask send tlio ymrehaserour wrjtlen guavantco to re fund tho money if tho treatment does not effect a list her daughter your Physician cure Guarantees issued only bv W 8 Lloyd The John Hauk Brewing Co Cincinnati Ohia Druggist and Sole Agent 51t Stalling Ky Sweetwater by Stamboul having Oct 4 92 lyr taken a record of 2261ast week ¬ three-year-old Invalid Bottled Beer EiOTHiaBOTHLE 1 Kremlin now holds the stallion rec- ¬ ord with a mark of 2074 Stamboul also went in 2 08 ami will try again for the record tees present ft L4 Plum Lick District No 25 Reports 7 children draws 19908 highest number 37 lowest 28 present 32 school house situated on good turn- ¬ pike road and in tho best portion of tho county Prof George Mooro of Paris tho efficient aud very popular teacher Prof Mooro has much ex ¬ perience and is very thorough in his Bchool room work patrons aro all well pleased because their children are being well instructed trustees John G Crouch S Hamilton and Albert Denton Mr Crouch present some of tho brightest school girls in tho county aro in this school which speaks a good word for their former teachers as veil house needs repairs now furnituro has been bought sev eral good recitations no Columbus average atteudanco too exorcises em all too small too small Arion trotted at Nashville rJSatur day and now holds tho stallion record 2 10 Semi- ¬ colon went against his mark 6f2 15f aud took a record of 2 13J Doble has shipped fivo horses to Nashville for marks Nancy Hanks is one of them Frank Ehret sold last week at auction in Now York twenty six head of Thoroughbred horses for 223250 an averago of 8580 per three-year-old M xican Mustang Liniment A Cure for the Ailments of Man and Beast A long tested pain relicrcr Its use is almost universal by the Housife thV farmer the Stock Raiser and by every one requiring an effective liniment No other application compares with it in efficacy This well known remedy has stood the test of years almost generations No medicine chest is complete without a bottle of IVo Mil pay thd abovorowaul for anv case of Liver ConinlalntDvsiionla Sick Headache Jn- digestion CniiAtipatiou orCOstlvencss wo can not cure with Wests Vegetable Liver IHIs when Tlicy tho direction ai Btrictly complied with aro purely vegetable mid never fall to givo sat isfaction Sugar Coated Large boxes contflin- IngBO iusj cenrs jicwaiti oi counieneiis nuu inutatioi Tim Kcnuino manufactured oniv uy Tmk John C West Company Cuioauo uu fci lr wtln by all dnnrglsta For ¬ 500 Reward a suke and CERTAIN Known Tor years is REW1EDY inn paa waoni aiifc as tho BEST FOR PILES rreproi by mcmnpsoaTntonMEP CO BLAGISIITHING I am prepared Blacksmlthing to do all kinds CHAS RE1S aiANUFACTUUEK OF-- 1- OF s General Repairing HORSESHOEING c I A SPECIAL1 OnlV- Saddfes Harness Bridles Halters havo reduced my prices tot linivl ixmpa - ft1 J around shoeing and lOJpcr for cash head Directum 3 2 1L was not broken until last spring Tho yearling filly Leono 228 by Lancolot trotted oight races in eight consecutive weeks and won seven of them Online has reduced tho pacing record to 2 11 two-year-o- ld cairy tho largest and most com pleto lino of general Saddlery Goods in tho city All work mado of first class material Call and and by skilled workmen oxamino stock and learn prices CHAS REIS ESTABLISHED 1856 Mt Sterling Ky 11 F Ioteivs 1roi Nov Sly- I Special Attention Gircn to Steel WarlcJ Briner in your wood work I prepared to do anything in this lino t in first class style All work fully A guaranteed i amV Both Pancoast and Simmons havo three 2 15 porformers that carry race records bolow that mark Two weeks ago tho wifo and baby ot a settler living near Deep Fork O T mysteriously disappeared On Thursday tho child and portions of tho body of tho mother wore discov ered in tho lair of a panthor in tho woods Tho woman and child had been carried oil and devoured by tho te I ferocious beast J W BARBRE Capital Stock 100000 Locust street opposite KaJgerA IlentTs niili John G Wlnu Cashier rnivrtu ere Thanking my customers for pas favors 1 solicit a continuation nt e fl It is reported that President Ilarri son talked freely Friday about tho do Mustang Liniment fcatof bis party Tuesday attributing it mainly to its position on tho tariff question However ho thinks tho Forco Bill had much weight aijd says that Cartors rainbow chasing and mismanagement also had a great deal to do Occasions arise for its use almost every day All druggists and dealers have - it - A certala mxo for Cbxpnio Sore Totter Salt Skeum Soold Hei Clirsnio Korea Fevar Sorea Bore M Itch Prairie Swwtobe andPilfifl Hiind Chamberlains Ey and Skla Ointment - with it H rmHmvn itaftoHS WP It is BjjBHsWiv WbiSXttt- g- jiniC ni w wu And soot i- - l SV t V V u f1 I iiiifii v r W i if P K 4 Hi iY iW i v fJ fi S3 CJ UtAI tjrtK - Hvtmjmri iuw KIfiWHUE2ili9HHHKrai jvjiiiKiisitoufiiHBfjB- rwMHi r 7rircfXii wdttaKXamM Vv v fwm H mr imBtamaiannBMs Twarjrj 3aMi t mi i rvSfinsnnriiMr j

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