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TaPf V A WEEKLY JOURNAL THE VICTORY IN VERSE When the noWs of tho great Demo Â¬ cratic victory was rocolvod tho Capitals Pootry Machine was hauled out of the corner and dilated oil Its croaky joiuti being smoothed with tho oil of Joy Iho following resulted Now Bound tho how gag ring tho boll IDENTICAL INfNTEREST WITH ITS OWN PEOPLE NQ 17 III GENERAL NEWS rtnaljpox opidemio at tho Gen eri loplta Now Havpu Couh ooritinuee nnabatod Dcsplto ovory possible effort v6 chock thb progress leyr 090 3 arobrenking out each day JTh 8 t s MTi STEBLIKG KENTUCKY TUESDAY NOVEMBER 22 1892 Carlisle In the Cabinet Thoro is a surprlso in store for the local maker of Cabinets because they will iiavo to tako into consideration a now name It is that of Senator John G Carlisle of Kentucky and ho is likely to bo made Secretary of State Since Mr Clevelands election thoy havo been in prolonged con6ultsitdn almost daily Mr Carlisle on Mbn day spout three hours with MrClcvoland IIo visited hm on Sujflday and remained with him Until uarly mid- Â¬ night Holspcnt almost the entire preceding day with MrClevolandaud his friends Tho President elect has talked with Sonator Carlisle about all tho issussof tho campaign and asked his advlco on many ticklish points Mr Clovelaud thinks that Senator Carlisle is tho man ho wants for the position of Secrotary of State Now York Herald And so do we Mr Carllslo is tip with tho political issues is cool ancl level headed and with him as Secre- Â¬ tary of State few mistakes would be made Tho Democracy has 6aid to tho discontented restless people tha it can moot their needs and placo them Tho in a moro prosperous condition pledges aro out and must bo met Favorites Is not what tho country needs in such positions or in any of tho offices to bo filled by the incoming competeht Administration but tho thoughtful from men Storekeeper Cabinet down to Evon applicants aro not always the material from which to cli6osc but wo should seo to it that tho men best suited to tho positions aro appointed and in no instance do wo want it said tho Republicans conducted any office hotter or moro to tho satisfaction ol all concerned than tho Democrats - V tf J - Returns on fllo in tho office of tho Secretary of Stato of election iu Ap- Â¬ pellate District No 1 Nov 6 1892 Hazolrigg Holt 510 Leo fGl 1716 1315 Lawrcuco Boll tieril UUUMVl r liiMon and has informed tho local ox And beat tho drum according rdcutiVo committee that a leak existed Tho G O P lias gone to well between tho Treasurers offico and tho Tho other 6ide of Jordon iforlds AiWrmnn A1tnn W tr ivnunmu nf 7T - v 41m v Clark Lewis Rowan Carter Menofeo Montgomery 083 1951 1011 564 979 Fair has tendered his rcslg- - 488 1517 1535 G97 Bath EstilL Breathitt POwoll gates t Ell i When freedom from hor mountain height Unfurled hor standard to the air A heavy snowstorm Thursday Sho saw tho tariff plank was right And said to Grover Put it thoro throughout Missouri and portions of Kansas Southeastern Nebraska and Bill McKinloy Southwestern Iowa will greatly bene Felt it inly fit winter wheat Tho fall of snow is When ho said ho had to go 7MPV H SIUM s good as a heavy rainfall and has Ho dropped his head LataM ved tho winter wheat And all ho said r Was Oh oh oh O heigh ho The Comptroller of tho currency TheG O P lias approved tho Continental Nation Â¬ Has ceased to be al Bank of St Louis Mo as reserve As Democrats expected agent for tho Equitablo National It died of grief Bank of Cincinnati O and tho Fifth Awhithered leaf National Bank of Cincinati for the Outcast and unprotected Second National Bank at ABhland The good ojkltlays aro crowding in V Kentucky When tariff rates wont bother tin Many of tho PopulistB aro now ad Â¬ Heros to you Bill McKinloy and missis and tho kid vocating tho election of Mrs Mary E tho Lease as TJnited States Senator from Our orders wore to do you and of Several attorneys declare courso wo went and did Kansas they can find nothing disqualifying They may say your robber tariff loft you nothing more to loot her from holding that position unless perhaps it may bo tho power of tho Bui the mainspring of tho business Sonato to pass upon its own riicmber- was tho Democratic boot 8W Bcjamiu pressed down his hat McKinloy tumbled ovor fFli TTflrtlA ftAiinfr j f florin mrttr id AAIIU If HJI VU4J vulu WJ w Tho bosses ceased to fry tho fat iatlycxcitcd ovor tho robbery of tho iAnd ith04tebaudplayed JiUnclo Jco of Captain fElijahfioaton Grover uCVihoo Captain Wheaton and iOPMlyleh homqlasfc Tuesday for Tiio G OP has folded its tents And gone to yon beautiful shbro oUhrt vlbit to friends f and unon tholr x And it looks very much to a man up a 5ura discovered that mohoy to tho tree gzhiount of 35000 which had been f Like thoyll never como back any kept in a bureau drawer was missing 1 An attachment was issued Thurs- Â¬ day by the Superior Court of Baltt tiipro against Richaid Mansfield tho actor based on a protested note for 200 in favor of Jas Mclyor of Now PjTYork Tho rioto was presented in v St Louis Nov 1 s upon tho hills and cried ThoG O P is dead And out of sight And waiting echo there replied And plainly said I stood Greenup Nicholas Bourbon Laurel MaBon r Thats right 1 Bracken Johnson Martin Harlan Flpmlng Madison 965 579 1107 1315 2219 829 2578 1475 1055 1609 1553 566 1226 266 1066 1162 860 570 451 1154 835 1667 1096 2022 1018 1349 790 229 177 1776 2552 1538 510 454 G8L Boyd Knott Owslov Magoffin Wolfo Morgan i 221 663 655 1169 1144 1005 1516 335 341 78 1590 2240 1542 180 665 843 398 publican party on the 8th As each disaster would occur tho crow would Illinoy etc but ycllIndiany when tho stovo turned over the emoko stack fell with a mighty crash and the boat caught fire tho boys insist that Eastln yelled II I as his fiddle went ovor ono side whilst ho fell over the other Tho last accident occurred in front of thct National Hotel the horses roaring and dumping tho entire crew into the street Tho crowd laughed but the Captain insisted that it was dono on purpose to illustrate old Cloves actions whon ho gets into harness next March After tho parade and the fire works display as many as could crowd in adjourned to tho Court Houso aud listened to short speeches from Hon O C Bowles Hon M C Lisle Judge J II Hazelrigg and Hon W II Gar Â¬ ner of Winchester xoVks i not be Long until you Will begin to Look for nice Presents for Your friends It will 1M That wo ahvays haAe tho nicest selection of the nicest goods in our lino to bo found in Eastern Kentucky You do not havo to gr to Cincinnati or Louisville to buy nice goods or find a good assortment for avo have it at your door We buy our QucousAvare from tho largest jobbing houso in New York aud consequently are pre Â¬ pared to sell you goods at the same price you pay in the cities Floyd Elliott Pikev 710 634 453 1313 548 503 683 812 1293 767 Jim Voris had tho handsomest illu- Â¬ minated house Undo Lewis Young of Bath county frimply went wild over Harrison an d his Cabinet Dick Smith Pension Agent was busy preparing cases for the new Ad- Â¬ THE SENATES DUTY The McKinloy Bill wont through tho Senate solely as a party measure ministration Perry Judgo French makes a splendid Leelid Clay 364 Grand Marshal His lieutenants were 660 Knox admirably selected 155 Jackson Tho Chiles Drum Corp should b e Robertson made a permanent institution Rockcastle Joe Brawner though a staunch Re- Â¬ 38606 37776 jf publican is a still hotter drummer Rockcastlo gives Holt 296 majority Ho becamo so enthused as ho marched whilst Robertson gives Hazelrigg 210 Corps that he majority This leaves Hazelriggs with tho Chiles Drum imagined he was beating tho entire majority 750 in tho district Dcmocrotic party except Hazelrigg aud stovo in the head of his drum THAT JUBILEE Lotcher isa m kil OUR LIKE avo Embraces A larger aud nicer selection than more lfl Joo Lanes wife with a party of searchers found his body floating in tho Tennessee River near Moocason Gunshot wounds told tho Bend story of his mysterious murder Sat urday he wont out to kill a wild gooso taking bijt ofto load for his gun Ho did aiot return No clew to tho mur deror or the causo of thQ deed Tho Now York Clearing IIouso gavo an informal reception Thursday to William Lidderdale who was pro siding Governor Of the Bank of En gland during tho yfinancial crisis of 1890 91 Nearly 100 bank Presidents About tho North no longer now That fatted milk man swaggers nis mammouth robber tariff cow nas caught tho Buck-eye-6tagge- rs Kr and mauy JVico Presidouts attended There werp also present members of somo of tho large and well known financial houses as avcII as tho Presi Â¬ dents of all tho trust compauies A big deal has been consummated bctweou the Southern and United The Southern Express Compauies will on January 1 ceaso to operate Nashville Itoad ovor tho Louisville and will bo succeeded by tho United Tho Southern Express Company consume control of the Queen will then Thoso companies Crescent route been lighting each other in the have South for year and tho deal is re Â¬ ported favorable to tho United peo- Â¬ ple The man who owned tho negroes vote Is on tho old Salt river boat And1 in thb cold air sueezes And ovory happy colored soul Can go untrammelcd to the poll And vote just as ho pleases When Adlai out of Egypt came With added glory to his famo It gavo tho nation jov Hurrah hurrah tho masses cried Hurrah hurrah tho fat is tried Way out in Illinoy Let every warp and woof f bo full Of pure unmixed and untaxed wool You may chalk it on tho palins And setit down as so That tho time is fast approaching When tho rascals have to go Oh Frick oh Frick You cast that brick A bit too hard and much too quick Tho rascals go No moro to show Their spoil of disorder No more to flirt The bloody shirt Up tho Freo States border Frankfort Capital With cholera increasing in viru- Â¬ lence in St Petersburg and now cases continually appearing in Hamburg and Buda Pesth it is not by any means certain America will not bo visited by tho dread plaguo in tho not distant future Tho attontion of our City Fathers is respectfully called to this fact Lot co efforts that have boon put forward in tho direction of a proper sanltization ot tho city bo re Â¬ laxed Tho two deadly scourges of typhoid fever aud diphtheria aro always with us and if under tho kind rulings of an Overruling Providonco wo escapo cholera tho diro effects df typhoid aud diphthoria may bo abated Among tho passengers who landed at Now York from La Bourgogno from Havre was a Woll built broad Bhonldored man in fashionablo attire whose particular upright bearing at Â¬ tracted tho attention of Special Cus- Â¬ toms Inspectors Brown and Donovan Inspector Donovau noticed somothing larger than a button bulging out at Ho was tho back of his overcoat taken into tho examination room and obliged to remove his olothing Ho wore about his body something that Yas a cross between a womans corsot td a life preserver In It wore containing 08 valuable gold J Sits On Friday night tho Democrats of tho city and county proceeded to cele- Â¬ Three Jtopublican Senators voted brate in approved stylo the great po- Â¬ against it and several others somo litical victoy thoy won at the polls on of them still in tho Senate voted for November 8 it against their convictions and for To say that it mot tho expectations of tho participants would bo putting it party reason only Mr Blaino clearly saw its folly and mildly Tho Democcrats had great llufresnlf and TlestructivoireBjtff IK pointed ouf thTf roasoifMOvjollifyTover fact that it did hot open a market for those of Mt Sterling and Montgomery a Binglo additional bushel of wheat or county did it Tho town was beauti- Â¬ barrel of pork and used his influence fully illuminated and tho parado ex- Â¬ with Senators to inject reciprocity tensive Tho Morohead Baud and the Chiles Drum Corps furnished music into it as a possiblo saving clause Tho Morohead people havo now twice con for the occasion Tho moasuro with an empha Baud is an excellent one and deserves a domncd the Wo heard many pis which it is impossible to mistake liberal patronage compliments paid them Tho Chiles Thero is ample warrant therefore for Â¬ Drum Corps of this city is no slouch every Republican Senator who supported tho ball reluctantly as a party and the boys did themselves proud Floatstransparoucies torches men measure to aid in passing tho ponding remedial measures without waiting an horseback audj on foot everybody for tho timo when tho controlo of the iu the best humor made up tho upper houso shall pass into Democrat Â¬ line of march Tho Tammauy organization from ic hands That will bo good politics our sister city ot Winchester added as well as patriotism Sonator Allison for one seoms to bo much tho plcasuro of the occasion of this opinion lie has said in an But Mr Harrison and his Cabinet was tho most appreciated contriimtion interview Thoy mado a tho Democratic majority in tho from Clarks capital If of fun for tho boys Houso of Representatives would con- world tent itself with proposing cortain Nothing seemed to so affect tho boys as amendatory measures to tho presont the doleful tune of the President aud law such as tho reduction of duty on the Cabinet as thoy sung Were go- Â¬ woolen manufactures aud placing ing homo Were going homo to stay other articles wool for instance on forever The float representing tho old and tho lreo listit might bo that no obsruc way of unrellablo stern wheolor Ethan Spike tion would bo placed in the their passage by tho Republicans of with its cargo bound for Salt River also attracted much attention Tho tho Senate folhwingadvcrtisoment of ho boats Tho Democratic majority has dono just this It has passed precisely the departure was industriously circula relief bills described by Sonator Alli- Â¬ teclduring tho parade Tho old and unreliablo stern wheel- Â¬ son and thoy aro now pigeon holed in er Ethan Spiko after being safely a committee of which ho is an influen- Â¬ anchored iu Snug Harbor for four tial member years will again go to work and will If tho Ropublicau party means to leave Mt Sterling for Salt Riveron tho bow to tho popular decree so emphat- Â¬ 4th of March next making but one ically pronounced if Republican Sen- Â¬ stop namely Spoouervillo to tako on body Bon ators contemplate a future for their the dead of joyof Your Undo grato on akouutof thq who dido party it thoy havo any sincere regard Dimmycratlck viktory for tho will of tho people as opposed As tho boat may bo a little leaky and to tho desiros of tho monopolis bono uuseaworthy wo would adviso our they will passengers to leave most of their plun- Â¬ ficiarics of McKinleylsm der behind permit these measures of relief to Our boat is well officered in fact wo become law at tho onsulng short ses- Â¬ havo moro Men than Places Charloy Russell tho Rod River Pi- Â¬ sion lot will mauago tho wheel Jimmio Will tho wiser Republican Senators Wood Clerk George Ficklin Engi Â¬ seo tholr duty and thoir opportunity neer Jo Stephens Cook Tommio romombor that Rogers Fireman Biddy Thompson Tho next President is a Democrat Chambermaid Fanner Hawkins 1st Mate Bort Daniels 2d Mate Jo N Y World Bales Captaiu Our old Bartondor W II Holt hav Tho Pensions Did It ing just been released from an eight Ono of tho most potent reasons has yoara confinement at Frankfort will been tho courso adopted by tho Repub- Â¬ resumo his old placo at tho Bar lican party with regard to pqusions Tho Salt Rivor packet seemed to havo Tho pension business has become a run against as many snags and stuck great load to Iho country Cincin Â¬ in as many sand bars as did tho Ru- nati Times Star Rep Â¬ Â¬ have ever boforo shoAvn you and our prices aro tho loAvcst KENTUGKY BAPTISTS Call and see us AVo have got tho goods and will sell them On Saturday tho 12th inst after Remember too avo Avill give you two days meeting of the Ministers a nice piece of Plated Warn when meeting the Association convoned you havo bought 2500 worth of with tho First Baptist Church at Cov goods This is no lottery scheme ington Tho members and friends of You get ono of these uico plated this church had opened their homes to pieces when your ticket shows delegates and visitors and tho enter 2500 worth of goods bought Come tainment given was right royal To say that this meeting was profit- Â¬ ond see us able aud interesting would bo to use CO OLDHAM- a stereotyped expression that would fail to carry Avith it a full meaning The churches and district Associa- Â¬ tions were represented by their very best moil who had in their hearts tho interest of the great canto of ChrisÂ¬ M W P Â¬ tianity Brethren on other denomi- Â¬ nations present Avoro extended scats Avith the body and asked to afiilliatc in tho discussions of all subjects which might come boforo the body On Sunday all of tho churches of Covington and surrounding cities Avcro opened to the Association and Avith preachers from Avcro supplied that body The report of tho Executive Board made a flue shoAving Combining State and district Avork 2100 person were received by bap tism aud 100 by letter and relation inio the churches as ihe result of missionary contribution and labors for the year Srinous preached 4744 listeners to sermons Â¬ H Emory Wilson ono of tho most prominent Republicans in the East says the restriction of immigrrtion will come before Congress in Decem- Â¬ ber Mr Wilson says that Senator Cnandlor has prepared a bill AVith that ond in vJoav providing that emi Â¬ grants make a three months applica- Â¬ tion to the United States Counsuls abroad Al Smith Avhose famo as a sport- Â¬ ing man is international mado tho greatest play of his life this Aveek against faro bank in Noav York Ho avou r 22400 G22J04s prayor meeting- 1517 num Â¬ ber present at those inoetinus 7iCU roligious visits 20521 families Avlth out bible the most of Avhom avoio furnished gratuitously 400 91172 pages of tracts distributed and 82 new Sunday schools organized with 0o7S pupils and 1545 church members as teachers or pupils Tho statemont of tho Treasurer shows all indebtedness paid and a re Â¬ mainder Oct 1st of 04940 Tho total contributions for tho year ending Oct 1 were 3794984 as follows Stato mision f5580G0 S S and colportage 225019 Foreign missions 1048070 Homo missions 955093 District missions 094523 District S S and colportage 227101 and mission Sunday school Avork for Missionary Society of Southern Bap list Theological Seminary 80528 Tho white membership as shown by tho minutes is 143283 active mem Â¬ bers Tho numerical growth in tho past ton years is 32 per cent whilo that of tho Stato population during tho samo timo is 10 per cent The next meeting of this body will be held at Lebanon Ky - Of Course It Was Groat Our neighbor Mt Sterling sent doAvn a big delegation Tuesday night to participate in tho Democratic Jubi- Â¬ lee and in roturn Winchester Avas largely represented at Mt Sterling last night Avhen sho celebrated tho great victory Wo go to prces too early to give any tho details of our neighbors de- Â¬ monstration but wo all know Mt Sterling never docs anything by halves Winchester Sun 2V V v r fl Married at tho Court houso on the Elder B W Trimble offi Â¬ ciating John Botts and Miss Rachael Richardson of Bath county 21st inst Clarcuco Turner of this city Avill bo married to Miss Josephine Lagrange of Paris II November 29th and will roturn hero aftor December 10th couutj W B Allen of Whito Oak Morgan Avas iu tho city Monday Avith tAventy head of two and throe year old cattle which ho sold at two and three cents IIo showed his apprecia Â¬ tion ot our campaign light by sub Â¬ scribing for the Advocate tv M k v rflXl i 1 j v i aV yl V J U tV- - nit - V stf J V Jl v iytii - t fv - - rs MT SfCEBHiTG ADYOOATE TUESDAY KOTEMBEB2a1892 mm0mmmtmmMmmmmmmmiat0mmmmmnimitfiuiimmtimmmtmmm j wiinn --- - n i Mmmmm n THE ADVOCATE M The Indian Came of Ball famous Indian chief Black Hawk in tho November New England Maga Â¬ zine tho Indian gamo of ball is thus Oil tho lovol ground west doscribed of tho town might frequently havo been scon in tho early Bummer time and autttmn hundreds of brawny Iudians ongaged in their favorite sports of horse racing and ball playing In either case tho play was for stakes and theso always hightwo or thrco horses a flue riilo or war club Their gamo of ball which Black Hawk mcutions as very popular was played iu this wise A tall post was erected at cither extremity of tho play ground and tho players divided into rival parties The object of each waB to defend its own post and drive tho ball Hundreds of to that of its adversary litho and agilo figures says Parkman describing this gamo as played by tho Sauks and Ojlbways near Michili mackinao in June 17G3 aro leaping and bounding upon tho plain each is nearly naked his looso black hair fly Â¬ ing in tho wind and each bears iu his hand a bat of a form peculiar to tho game At ono moment tho wholo aro crowded together a dense throng of combatants all struggling for tho ball at tho next they aro scattered again and running over tho ground liko hounds in full cry each iu his excite- Â¬ ment yelling and shouting at tho height of his voice Rushing and striking tripping their adversaries or hurling them to tho ground they pur Â¬ New sue the animated contest England Magazine WHERE THE OHEAT ELK ROAMS m the HOME DBESSMAKIM THE IMPORTANCE OF HAVING GOOD u WH In an intcrestiuff article Friendships of Women One of the plcasantcst of friendships is that between a young and middle There aro no old aged woman If the women nowadays v women oxaotly the right sort tho friend Â¬ avo of ship is almost an ideal one There can bo tio jealousy Tho oldor woman is too old to bo envious of tho younger cither of her loves or companionship Tho youngor feels tho superiority ot Â¬ her youth too keenly to caro for tho re tho older for hef gard cherished by But each posscssco contemporaries a charm to which tho other returns with novcr ceasing delight Tho older friond smiles over but ro joices in tho freshness and ardor tho eager anticipation and daring impotu osityofher companion She speaks no word of discouragement It is beautiful this demanding youth this splendid audacity to which all other earthly achievements aro possible It Â¬ is tho highest earthly wisdom to recogis needed nize that all this enthusiasm for tho lessons which Divino wisdom shall teach And the younger woman pouring out her hopes and expectations her passiouato longings and wistful im Â¬ aginings feels strongly tho mellow trraciousuess which experience has brought Dimly she wonders at tho content that is always tho most puzz- Â¬ ling to tho youthful heart Content Â¬ ment is only found upon mountain peaks she thinks Yet tho large hearted charity which endures all things believes all things and hopes all things is an surprise Sometimes as she breathes its fragrance the vaguo ques- Â¬ tion stirs Is it possiblo that this charity this content of themselves aro Can it be Is it so attainments Ah no For youth is tho long No not yet iur for age the knowledgo that the longing was never meant to bo satis lied here Each is best for its own time In such a friendship each grace finds its complement in tho other Jcnucss Miller Magazine ever-refreshi- t- ft aw mv mw - Lv o - The Qucots River which flows intd tho Pacific Ocean about fiftoon miles north of tho QulnlantjAgcncy Wash is a good sized stream vory deep iu places and with rapids at intervals Its waters aro of a rnudy greenish hue vory similar to tho color of tho St Lawrence It is fed by tho melting Thd bottom snows of Mt Olympus land of tho region has a rich black 6oil and is covered with alders and Tho upland is salmon berry buBhcs shot clay and is shaded by mammoth spruces and hemlocks To sec great hoof marks iu those Wild forests ono might think the country ovorrun with cattle but this idea is gonorally dispelled by tho ap pearenco of thoso antlered monarchs known as elk which aro gradually being thinedput owing to tho merci- Â¬ less slaughter tho Indians mako upon them Four or flvo canoe loads of Siwashes go up tho Qucots and Clear Â¬ water Rivers every few weeks in quest of elk usually remaining a fort Â¬ night in tho foot hills during which time they kill many of tho animals often taking nothing but tho hides and leaving dozens of carcasses as food for wolves and cougaars Such proceedings should bo stopped immediately Tho reservation is am- Â¬ ply largo ouough for tho fow Iudians it contains and they ought to bo made stay within its limits A young man who accompanied them on one of their hunts informs mo that when they discover where a band has cross- Â¬ ed tho river and climbed up the steep wooded hillside thoy forsake the canoes and start on tho trail going with tho rapidity of wild animals flrtt but growing more cautious as tho signs get fresher and at last sneaking like a cat upon tho unsuspecting elk They inyaribly use tho Sharps rifle 45 120 and with such a cannon it is not surprising a Siwash hunter re- Â¬ cently killed two of these powerful animals at a single shot Black bears aro quite numerous throughout tho country and are trapped successfully by tho Iudians Tho ground is printed with their long wide tracks any place you may look though bruin is exceedingly shy more so in fact than the deer which frequetlyjiazo at a person with a world of wonder in their soft brown eyes Seattle Post Intelligcr x iUTTONHOiES They Aro One to tho Tlno Tho Staking Xtttle Detail Copyright 1693 f of tho Trlme Requisite Appearance of n Gown of n Collar Attention to Kccotsnry by American PrcB Associa Â¬ tion I The Question of Pin Money Ion a Farm J Nowhere is this lack of pocket money felt so much as among far Â¬ mers wives and daughters Many of them go from positions in tho city saleswoman teachers typewriters with a regular salary a good cook can earn her fourteen dollars a mouth She may marry a young farmer and with all her life beforo her decide to bo his helpmate and money saver How thoy work and struggle to pay olF the farm to get tho necessary im- Â¬ provements madcl But when tho Value of Groat Telescopes light is partly oversometimes tho I should liko to call attention to the young wife has a feeling of envy on fact that tho history of tho great telc Saturday nights when her husband scopos at Mt Hamilton and Washing Â¬ pays the hands who havo worked ton will serve to lay away finally a for him and has not a dollar for her Tho Democrats will have an even widely published opinion which wo for sho knows that thoy havo been fed 100 morri Representatives in tho next used to hear repeated every few weeks while she has served that thoy have the Republicans aud a ruamcly that great telescopes aro of slept while sho has lost hours of slum Â¬ House than ninety five majority of over all little use The work of these two ber with the precious babo in arms great telescopes not to speak of many and that they can buy clothes that sho Peculiar Collateral others has conclusively shown their would feel it extravagant to wear I t i wholo firmly pressed Tho bono casings can now bo sewn In Thoy nro better made of bias sllesia but Placo opposite jail on High street Have added to our stock of COAL somo use tapes nnd others tho steel cased bones but nothing Is so good or lasting as well known BLACK BAND and tho celebrated FIHE CREEK BLAG tho regular whalebones and on tho proper IHlii adjustment of theso very much of the SMITHING COAL and still headquarters for BELMONT PEACII beauty of a waist depends Tho casings should bo just wido enough to let tho bono ORCHARD NUT and CANNEL COALS 45 6mo slido in snugly and thoy must be sewn only to the seams and no stitches visible from tho outside Scrnpo tho bones at each end with n piece of gloss until tho ends are flexible and thus thoy will not wear through tho dress nor mako an ugly hump For very stout Indies tho bones aro doubled in the middle and shaved thin at tho ends and if placed in hot water a short time JE they can easily bo sewn together with a fino Woi needle It is usual to placo a bono in each dart in tho sldo scams and ono in tho back When tho bone3 aro all in tho easo belt iJLmmi can bo sewn in This is to relievo tho strain about tho waist and is to be neatly diamond stitched in the middle of the back and on the under arm seams nnd it Is finished by a hem and strong hook nnd eye Then tho final finish around the bot Â¬ tom can be put on This can be done in many ways but tho standard is to face it neatly with tho same Receiving fall importations of Vel Â¬ material as tho dress or silk or satin If of self goods tho facing extends the sixvets Dress Goods Blanket Hosiery teenth of an inch below tho waist giving the appearance of a piping Tho silk lin Â¬ Underwear including Crocadilo ing requires that tho outsido be turned un Â¬ weaves in color and blacks Storm der so as not to show In facing tho bot- Â¬ tom great caro should bo taken to sec that Serges in all tho popular colors it is trimmed exactly even for crooked lines there mark the amateur at once Camels hair effects Homespun aud NUMBER II- In the cuttltiK of n dress tho waist should bo the first to bo cut nutl then tho skirt which can bo made as ample as the amount of material will nllow but tho waist will bear no scrimping When tho waist hits been pressed then work tho buttonholes Cut tho holes evenly then bar them with coarse thread and overhand thorn after wlich work tho buttonhole solidly and well for nothing looks more slovenly than wornout buttonholes The buttons hnd better bo left to tho lost as thread catches around them To get them on straight lay the two fronts together and pass an Iron lightly orer the buttonholes or mark down through tho holes with a pencil and sew tho buttons on exactly there To make and bow a collar on n dress is a nent job and if it is a plain one should bo first cut out of strong wigan nnd that basted on silcsin or other lining and then faced with silk or satin whatover tho outer material is made of The collar is to be pressed with a pleco of damp cloth laid between that and tho iron Then cut a nick exactly in tho middle of tho collar and fasten this to tho center of tho back Beam and tack tho two ends to tho fronts and baste them that on the left side however must reach only to the lino of but- Â¬ tons Tho outer materlnl lining and wlgnn nro all to bo taken in one seam with tho waist of tho dress and carefully basted first and only sewn when suro it is right Tho collar should then be raised and its position and tho facing sewn down nnd the Â¬ Â¬ 1 I unssuna for ft aawt Infants to ehndwai ia antf Children OoHe OowMfaWaa I rccoBunead It m urorier to any pwecrifrtten known to mo If A Archbv M D Ut So Oxford Dfc Brooklyn N ThottBOOf 0torUsoiHilTeral w4 Its merits so wll known that It 8ma a work ot rupcrorocatlon to radortt it Few arp tho Intcllieont famillwi whoCoaoikcop Cstoria wlthlaew roach New York CKy Late raster Etoosuacdato Kefonuod Church ClBLOS MlRTTK D D eutorla b so weB adapted Bota Stomach Dtarrbeea HreetaMiam Kllla Womw piraf akosp tmi pruaifea dj Wt im awBofrtte GMtorfn eves tadHH Tor BOTMTll VMM I lutf your Castoria olid thall olwaya eattnut t do o as Unas utrariaMf predUMd Uaoit result Bawtx V The ijKS wJ ii Wtooi WHk Pashm K Dn 8truo4 Mid 7ti Aya KewYodcCr Kbw Tm Cwrrirm CourDrr U MojisAt Bras i Tor 3 1 B s 1kie Toest wa-on 33nLade lasts longeran d car lighter ries more load tlxaio euia3rottLer -- rcu-ia-- s Â¬ i nFsseeastSsmm pjjppip gmBEmsjms pyy ARE NOW groat superiority ovoi less powerful Ex instruments in eVery field of astrono Â¬ Texas Sittings Cant you loud me 5 Ill pay you back in a few Poultry Hints my in the observation of planets days Never -- chase fowls 01 rilli them nebula1 stars comets satellites in FrlGlul It 1 idhd you tho money wait iilitil they BleetKSeolyj aiitlaUo lit UlOSo depart Â¬ down with dogs but security havo I that you will night They can what ments of astronomical photography go on the roosts at pay mo back bo lifted oil1 easilytaking each by tho for vhicll they arc adapted Smaller Impecunious Party Ill give you no liability of injury will re- Â¬ instruments have their appropriate legs and my sacred word of honor as a gentle- Â¬ A hen is very timid aud goes iVclds and in some of these they will sult man and a pair of dove colored pants on tho roost early owing to the fact almost as good as new which cost me always be more convenient than i3 11 larger ones But the great telescope that when darkness comes on she always will blind and for that reason becomes an when properly usedisand Walking for Health be preeminent The proof is easy to easy prey Few things if any arc so effectual Now is the time to mako drains to give and I trust that wo shall not in building up and sustaining tho hear any more idlo detraction of the tho poultry yards Not only should physical organization as walking if work of our great instrument makers the surfaco water easily flow away resolutely and judiciously followed the darks or of their European rival110111 th yard bllt whoro poultry may It is a perfect exercise It taxes tho be kept in largo number and more November Forum entiro system When you walk prop- Â¬ than the ordinary space is used tilo drain should be laid below tho ground erly every member and muscle every Grow a Variety of Peddling which will serve to keep tho yards norvo and fibre has something to do Â¬ When a farmer hears that the con- - dry especially after a heavy layer of The arms swing backwards and for sumers of his products pay much wards keeping stepp as it wcreJwith snow has melted Â¬ higher prices than ho gets from the If you have a lot of small chickens tho legs the chest expands and conmiddleman it naturally sets him to tracts as tho lungs fill and discharge that were hatched late and which aro thinking But his first efforts at no larger than quails sell them all tho drummer boy pulso beats a tune marketing do not usually prove tho for they will not grow after frost for tho march tho legs curve aud success he has expected What is the tho feet rise and fall comes Such chicks will also be una- Â¬ straighten matter In nine cases out of ten the while tho head rides over all but not ble to endure tho severocold of winter farmer who begins peddling does not and will bring a better price in as a deadhead Every sense it has is try to keep a variety maybe ho could market now than they will later on employed cyoiy faculty alert Tho not if he did try except by purchasing nostrils expand to quail tho breeze in the season Mirror and Farmer to sell again He goes up and down tho ears turn to every sound tho eyes Have a Grindstone a street crying Potatoes and the roll in their sockets sweeping from A good griudstono that runs true is loft to right from housewife comes out and anxiously earth to sky the Place it asks for tomatoes Sho has misunder- Â¬ a necessity on every farm brain is at work through all its parts stood the call and even if sho wanted under shelter and wear it out as soon Progress under such conditions Is tho some potatoes in her disgust sho will as possiblo by keeping all edged tools vory eloquence of physical motion go back without buying anything usually sharpened with it in a good What is tho effect Tho flesh is When mow- Â¬ solidified tho lungs grow strong and Unless a farmer has on his load pretty workmanlike condition mucn everything tho market is sup ing or rpaping the knives often bo- - sound tho chest enlarges tho limbs plied with he will not do well as a come dull oro it is lime to turn out if aro rounded out tho tendons swell huckster There is no reason why a you havo a piece of coarse whotstono and toughen tho figuro rises in farmer should not grow a greater var- Â¬ in the machine box thoy aro soon height and dignity and is clothed iety than ho attemp It costs more made quite sharp or at least tho cut- Â¬ with graco and supploness Hunters thought but not much if any more ting edgo roughened up as well as who walk much aro tall and straight labor than growing tho fow varioties sharpened A sharp file answers a whilo sailors who walk scarcely at ho now does Even if it costs greatly similar purpose but if carried in tho all aro low and squat Tho wholo more labor than now ho would make machino box should bo wrapped in man is dovoloped not tho body merely more for he could and would sell cloth to prevent gumming or useless The mind is broadened by tho con- Â¬ Teach nearly if not quite up to the retail wear against other iron tools templation of creations work tho soul the boys to kcop all tho edged tools in is prices charged by middlemen Ono enlarged tho imagination bright Â¬ years trjal of this plan near a city or good condition and nover nllow tho ened the spirits cheered tho tomper village will give a farmer customers hired man to go to tho Hold with a sweetened Tho moral forces aro who wilHcarn to look to his wagon dull axo hoe scythe or other edgod strengthened equally with tho phys- Â¬ the for tho most of the produce that ho tools and insist upon level tools being ical A loftier reverential feeling is Remem Â¬ giound at a uniform grows oriWt thoy need to purchase ber that sharp tools mean lost time awakoncd if not a profound religious Am Cultivator aud arduous labor for man or beast sentiment Halls Journal of Health Impecunious Party ealloon puff All Slimmer Goods at Cost DIAGRAM OF MODEL LOON rAAiiu4AKA3i Flannel Suitings silk and wool warp Henriptt8 Drapes Almas Tricots and Broadcloth in all colors Full lino of Zeiglers Shoes under contract for early shipment Em broidcirs and Torchons in good sup Â¬ ply also full lino of dress trim- Â¬ mings - SLEEVE TOP WITH BAL Upper sleeve dotted lino marks shapo for lining Tho putting on of tho facing to n basque is n nice job It is better to basto first then stitch tho bottom nnd turn the facing up basting it again and then press it be- Â¬ foro tho inside is finally felled down That Insures a perfect edgo if cut straight At the present moment sleeves vary greatly in shape and size but they aro all very easy to manage if tho fow fundamen- Â¬ tal rules nro followed A diagram here- Â¬ with shows tho main idea which is that the under pnrt of tho sleeve is narrower than tho top nnd that the top is rounded while tho under side is hollowed at the top The measure should bo taken for sleeves from ono inch back of the shoulder seam and carried down over tho bent elbow tc tho wrist Tho sleeve to bo fashionable now should bo of tho leg o mutton plain bishop with deep cuff nnd the bnlloon in which the upper part is puffed and the fore arm part quite pluin Tho list requires n plain medium snug foundation for the support of tho balloon tops Tho leg o mutton can bo made in many varieties the ono most often seen having the upper pnrt wrinkled Tho sleeves now require a large quantity of material usually three yards Tho sleovo is sewn up tho seams whipped and tho wrista finished with a neat piping or a cull of velvet mado overwigau and then they nro ready to be sewn in trom tho two dots they should be gathered until just a fit for tho arm size The under nrm 6eamistobe pinned to tho front seam of tho front side gore and the back arm seam will come naturally to an inch below the shoulder seam in tho back Basto tho lower part of tho seam to tho waist and then turning tho Bleeve toward you basto forward from tho back nrm seam keeping tho gathers mostly on the top of tho shoul- Â¬ der Then sew strongly and overcast All tailor finished dresses should have as nearly plnin sleeves as fashion will allow Modified leg o mutton is now tho accepted stylo with the wrists left open an inch on tho back and finished with u silk arrowhead or a row of very small buttons Sleeves for silk or lino goods havo quite a bouffnnte effect just now and will toko much more elaborate trimming than wool It requires now about 4 yards of 2i Inch goods for basque and balloon or leg o mutton sleeves A diagram of leg o mut Â¬ ton and balloon puff is given ggggggggg gggggggggg john samuels Mexican- - Mustang Liniment A Cure for the Ailments of Man and Beast Farmer the Stopk Raiser and by every one requiring an effective liniment No other application comparcrurith it in efficacy This well knon remedy has stood the- test of years almost generations No medicine chest is complete without a bottle of - A long tested pain relierer Its use is almost universal by the Housewife the ik V Mustang Liniment Occasions arise for its use almost every day All druggists and dealers have it -- Olive harper - va KjSMaBBoesaiammmmmmm c I I - mMmWfivtmmwmmmmzmvim raJHM fvww--Tif AiT7vvr vrwwi mwrjwwjwawnmr j j p i - ev 5 r i 3 tS Tl- I f tf S3 MT STBELINWADvOOATJB rhree Tall Americans Â¬ TUESDAY NOVEMBER 22 1892 Tito Domocralfc Stuto Conti al Cominitleo of Connecticut is said to Jvitar JoitN E COorKii jifcsidlnpf Third Mondar bo in possession of ovidcuco tending May find tho Fourth Moudny Iu November COCTKT OF COMMON PLEAS Judok T J Scott presiding Third Monday In to show that tlio Jlopublicans aro September and March engaged in a conspiracy to count out MONTGOMERY qUAUTEKLY COPRT Jooor Lewis ArrEKSON piculdlne Tuesday nf- - tii6 Democrats olectcd to State offices iui auuu juuuuny in uamiar prii uuiy ana October COUNTY COURT President Harrison who is taking Third Monday ot each month his defeat philosophically is said to MT STEBLINO CITY COURT CIVIL BR1NOIT udoe James W Groves presiding Klrst Bat be already discussing with his family iruu m vucu muuiu their plans for leaving tho Whito House Tho President will return to cinoniT J the u Rusamn uovemmwii Armenians r iii XW Armoaiau patriarch is rfioro dignitary lhafa an ecclesiastical peculiar position 6f the fq the Sultry he is also in a way Its pollt ijfcliPkader That is why tho confh iHattoaby the Tzar of tho uewly eledWl Mgr KhrimJan is an event ot JfenerayMercst particularly in tho present case owing t0 tho antecedents Following tho 3 of the now patrlach honorable historical traditions of tho v rmeman unurcR Jgr Ti ivnriiniuu is actxvo patriot aB well a cloric and jWood for the indopondonco of his 10 not oniy against uiu iuim MBvBiI against tho Itiissian Administra te as well According to tho cor- reBpondont of tho Daily Noyvp ho was fleprlYcd by tho Sultan of his post of fPatriach of Constantinople and finally fcxiled to Terusalomon account of his Kirao miiTovtv nmnnrf fVin Armo iiiaus and tfio great esteem in which Ib was held by them Tho Turkish Embassador in St Petersburg as wo 1 learn from tho same source has done power to prevent Mgr all iu his Sfehvlmians confirmation and his ap- a 1 i i ATi ipmntmontcau6eugrcai lmiuuuii auu nitich surprise in Constantinople as tht prolato was in some respects very hostile to Russia jaAvdt With ail that tho Russian Governkut did not hesitate to confirm him PH ija I tho object of utilizing his iuflu- to attract tho Armenians who yn tho other side of tho frontier in pW A bold rev A Turkish dominions olutionary policy illustrating once JTiWgain tho traditional Russian policy In IVtho Eastern question to which wo in our remarks upon the havolludcd tpicturesquo lotters of tho Norwegian i - he advocate lWWM---- The Toledo Weekly Blade The most popular and best known newspaper printed in this country is tho Toledo Blade For more than twenty years it ban had a circulation of 100000 to 200000 going regularly into Ivory state and territo ry of tho Union From fifteen to twenty flvo tons of print paper is con- Â¬ sumed in each weeks edition aud it Is regit rally mailed to moro than half tho postofllcos of tho United States It is a peculiar fact that tho Blndo is tho only weekly nowspapor published that has regular subscribers in all parts of tho United States It is edited with special reference to tho wants of all pcoplo in all sections It Is also mado to interest every member of tho family Besides all tho news of tho world it has Serial aud Short Poetry Stories Wit and Humor ftampfire Farm Sunday School Les sons Young Folks Poultry Puzzles Ilousehohi Answers to Correspon Â¬ dents Etc Etc As a special lecture for 1893 Mr Robinson Locke editor aud proprietor of the Blade has just sailed for Japan and will contribute a series of illustrated letters on tho manners and customs of that peculiar Theso arti- Â¬ country and its people some time in cles will bo commenced Fcbuary or March and will bo worth to tho readers of the Blade many Every times tho subscription price to seud reader of this papor is invited for a specimen copy Tho publishers of tho Blade would be glad to scud a specimen copy to every reader in this Subscription price of tho country Fivo dol- Â¬ Blade ono dollar a year lars in cash will bo paid to any person sending in a small club of subscribers Write for agents terms giving par- Â¬ ticulars Address Tho Blade Toledo weekly - -- owg Some time bIiico threo tall Ameri and cans Ir Robinson six foot Bishop Phjllips Brook six feet font inches high both of lloston and the Rev Dr MoVickor of Philadelphia mado iu company a trip to England En route they determined that when they should roach that country they would travel apart lest threo such tall men together might provoko remark But arriving at a well known town in Court Directory court Musical Professional w Instruments ebrated piano and organs the best known to the world Hazelton Brothers Indianapolis 1 r Yorkshire and learning that alccturo was to bo delivered to working men on America they determined to bo present Entering tho hall scperated they took seats apart Aa tho lectur- Â¬ er proceeded his utter ignorance of America soon becamo manifest to tho three Americans Finally how over a statement concerning tho size of Amoricaus was too absurd to bo endured in silonce Tho speaker had barely tiino to conclude a seutauco assorting that Americans aro prov Â¬ erbially short of stature nevcrexceed ing at tho utmost fivo feet ton inches tended to and abstracts of titles given vrhen 000 desired Ofllco front room up stairs llrst door T K Barnes south of 11 M THOMPSON MD w t KOfflco with Ur It Q Drake Johnson a jowelcr at Laporto Ind and inventor of tho return pos talcard just adopted by tho Govern Â¬ T MOLIVEll d Attorncy at Law and Surveyor ment made an assignment Thursday Mt Sterling Ky All collections and real estate transactions or Assets aud liabilities aro about S0 anything concerning tho same promptly at- Â¬ r JAItVETT l Attornoy-at-LaSalrcwville Ky Will prnctlce In tho Courts ot Kentucky J P We represent the most cel- Â¬ tii n i fl Bush iiasc Main street ait Sterling Ky o9eftOQooooooooooe a 0 Gerts nil U CIIAS B DUERSOtf Physician and Surgeon Mt Sterling Ky Office Main St over Vorls A Claytons store Residence comer of Clay and Maysvllle streets ICJXG POIID Barnes Kingsbury Ivers Smith Ponds otMt Sterling Ky Represents CO MACK STADLEB WHOLESALE CLOTHIERS Cincinnati O w S REGULATE THE STOMACH UVER AND BOWELS i 2 Mason ORGANS Hamlins and cago Cottage Chi- Â¬ - PURIFY THE BLOOD A RELIABLE riEHEBY FOR ii when Mr Robinson arose und said My friends I am an American and as you see I mcasuro fully six feet If there is any other American who happens just now to bo in the house I request him to staud up Au expression of suppriso was followed by roars of laughter as the Rev Phillips Brooks aroso and said I am an American and my Jiolght six feet four inches occassiolY no par- Â¬ ticular remark in America If thoro is another American in tho houscI in turn request him to stand up After a lapse of a few seconds in order to give tho lecturer a little time to recover himself Dr Vicker slowly raised his majestic figure to its full height of six feet six and began Ohio Qi Office I A 1IAZEL1UGG Attornoy-at-laTylcr Apperson building A City Atty Mt StcrllngJKy MS Tyler qiVLEU A APPERSON Attornovg-ut-law Lewis Apperson I OfllccTyler Appcrson building Mt Sterling Ky w HITE BROOKS mi sterling ny 111 IILllUblW ill bUJ UUUlliIVS Ul UIUUIU1UCIJ Menifee Powell Clark and Bourbon and Bath tno superior auu Appcuato lourts umco in 1 Attorneys-nt-La- w XndlgoitUn BIIUuhicu Hea4oah Oonttl patUm Vjrtrtlu Okronla Uror TroubU Vlzxlnat Bad mplexln Bygentcry Offenilre Breath and oil dUordor of tio O SUmnch Llrcr and XUwalt luPan Tbules contain nqtUnir lnjorimi to Z thjmont delicate eonstltntion rinuanttotake 5 5 wf e effectual Giro immediate relief a onBold by drupirUu Atrial bottle Bent by mail J receipt of lioenta Address e 2 THE RIPAN8 OHEMIOAL OO 10 8PHUCE STREET NEW TOHK OTT m i We also handle the best and latest improved m nf ii oeeoooaoeooceooaaaa texngton Stoam Dye Works Sewing The worlds WHEELER New No HOME o and Caldwell building HVEaoliirLes two leaders WA DkHAVEX Attomey-at-law Mt Sterling Ky Office Court Street Will practice in nil Courts of the Commonwealth H U STONE OTOKE A SUDDUTH V w A SUDDUTn u Attomcys-at-La- Corner Bth and Court Place Telephono 12S5--Ri- ng i Louisville Ky PROCTOR nr DL u GV T am an Am But this was too much and tho 1 Russell B Ilajrisons papor the T t ii nisnoi ciear mm iubjuuu ui ju speakers disappearance from the stago flolena Dally Journal is iu such deep fyeighing against the unscrupulous brought tho entertainment to a pre- Â¬ financial distress that ho may find it tho English 32ussian diplomacy mature close Philadelphia Record difficult to extricate it Attachments iould bring their own diplomatists to against tho papor aggregating 70792 fboofand urge thorn to enforco upon A Use For Worn Stockings have been filed Tho prinbipal sums the Turkish Government tho fulfill Very pretty little jackets for babies aro claimed by the following banks ment of promises which would have Mer- Â¬ 20426 L tJb hdorcdit unnccssary for tho Arme can bo mado from tho legs ot silk and Montana National Nation- Â¬ nian people to look to any foreign woolen stockings when tho feet aro chants National 2282 First per- Â¬ power for assistauco least ot all to a worn out Thestitches that coufiuo al 13420 Tho last claim is a the legs aro carefully picked out and sonal ono against Russell B Harrison LgKp Otic Tzar Free Russia tho legs joined together down the Private claims mako up tho remainder Turkey or Crow Tho sleeves aro of tho amount Tho Sheriff is in back of tho jacket Louisville Time cut from tho narrow parts and sewed charge The company conducting the rs jMcKinlQV and Jhaso our in Thojackot is then edged around Journal also owns a large stationery across tfioway are out in with a scalloped edgo of worsted or store on xiijuiivsgiviiig pruuiu- - knitting silk which is started by ltinin fta unf flint frlnrl nilfl drawing a single crochet through tho Journalistic Colloquy inrnWw -tlintn iliiif - a - c xttmT nlinnt edge of tho material A cord aud botwcen tho lines qf Gov tassels mado from the same is run Yes said one of tho mon with a a remarks on tho samo subject through tho neck Ex we work tho livelong decided yawn aESLAltfrfW lainly says turkey and the other clay and tho livolong year makiug as plainly point to crow To Prevent Night Cough many men fumoun through our labor When coughing at night is particu Â¬ whilo wo ourselves remain unknown Tho city of Lowell burns tho garb larly troublesome tho thorough wann to the world aire that wus formerly carted out of that wo cannot get Why is it the city and fed to hogs or whatever of tho bed previous to being occupied will often avert au attack Tho taking somo funic out of the business Here 44 other animal would eat a part of it a V ch of the vile stuff was left on tho of a warm drink preferably a glass of wo aro working whilo others 6leep nd to breed pestilential diseases hot milk before retiring or better night and day year in and year out Hptl ro is no bettor vehiclo for convev- - after getting in bed is equally as and getting six seven or eight dollars tho good Tho opportunity to warm a a column for our work and thats the gcrms of disease than WVJll and wasto in whoso disposal bed is not always possible but it is end of if for us But what aro wo going todo about re has been so great carelessness gouerally very easy to procure a hot drink of some kind no matter where it said a young salaried man It is probablo that tho fears of cholera Thero is only ono thing to do wo next season will induce greater sani Â¬ one happons to bo Ono of tho nicest waya to warm a bed is by ironing tho must band together got pay for what tary precautions than American cities evor before had Next year may lower sheet and as much of the upper we do and if wo cannot bvcome prove a moro healthful year instead one as is thrown back when tho bed is famous from journalistic notoriety wo of tho reverse as is now commonly opened After this is done quickly can bo numbered among the moneyed draw up tho bed clothing and place kiugs Ex feared American Cultivator bottlesof hot water or tho warm log or bricks in between Another New Thing for the Army A Fruit Cake the ironed sheets Persons with con- Â¬ cyclists Experiments with and Weigh half a pound of butter into a sumption or heart diseaso will ceciiro carrier pigeons for transmitting mes- Â¬ bowl and if it is very hard just warm untold comfort and many restful Â¬ it lightly without however letting it nights if they always go to warmed sages aro being mado by tho gymnassocioty of Rome iu tho Italian army melt iu tho least or tho cako will bo beds to seek repose To old people tic Tho rider carries a small cago attached hoavy Work this buttor to a cream with no porticular ailment what to his machine iu which arc several with half a pound of Bifted sugar bliss for them to miss tho cold and well trained pigeons When impor Â¬ then add ono ata time five or six chill and feel tho grateful warmth tant observations have been taken and effg e according to size mixing each Ex jotted down they aro placed in envel iu before adding the othor then opes aud affixed to tho birds which in lightly about nino ounces of When and What to Road aro liberated In every instanco thus r tho weight of tho egg shells If you are impatient sit down and far tho birds havo flown promptly and all houhl bo tho samo as tho liavo a talk with Job iu a straight lino back to headquarters ur ton OUI1C08 of of washed and If you aro just a littlo strong headed over distances of 10 to 20 miles It is ted currants four ounces of raisins go aild see Moses thought that this combination of bi d fivo or six ounces of candied If you aro getting wcok knoed tako cycle and pigeon service can bo profit- Â¬ fol Pour this mixturo into a woll- a look at Elijah able used injinilitary observations and pcrcd tin and bake in a slow oven If there is no song In your heart the Italian army office proposes to coutinuo tho experiments One of tho most interesting exhi- - listen to David If you u o a policy man read tlous in connection with tho recent Snap Shots rientalist Congress in London is a Daniel If you aro getting sordid spend a London houses burn 40000 tons of Uection of tools used by workmen in lilding tho Pyram ds of Ejjypt whilo with Isaiah coal daily If you feel chilly get tho beloved hoy woro gathered and aro oxhib Queen Victoria is an export omo ed by tho illustrious Egyptologist disciplo to put his arms around you loUomaker If your faith is below par read Baron Fairfax b a Virginia physi Â¬ imnacrs jfotrio Thceo utensils Paul dcato tihat auciont workmon had an cian If you aro getting lazy watch James Ilonolulu bonsts of an ostrich nino toniahlngaqquaiutanco with many If you aro loosing Bight of tho future Is which we Jmvo been accustomed feet high consider essentially modern climb up to Rovelation and get a Kontuckya hoavioat Colonol weighs lug tho oxhtbits aro solid and glimpse of tho promisod laud Rams 521 pounds ar corundum tippod drills and Horn Au L road is Liverpools latest im- Tho complexion of tho next Houso provbmont Hand circular saws and chisels jdas not a bit inferior to to bo Democrats 213 Republicans No Vassar girl has over been di s 120 Peoples party 10 used vorccd J L Office over Mt Sterling Ky Mt Sterling National Bank B Dentist Jtl COX M U J- Tyler Appcrsou building dence on Queen street Ofllco Room u Mt Sterling Ky Resi- 1L HAZELRIGG Attorney-nt-La- w All kinds of ladies and gents gar Â¬ ments dyed goodfast desirable colors at less than Cincinnati prices Over coats 150 frock or sack coats 1 pants and vest 1 coat and vest 1 ladies wool dresses 125 misses 1 scouring and napping wool blankets per pair 1 mado to look now We havo a largo stock of wool blankets on hand our own make which wo ofTcr at low prices Mark your name on eacli package sent and state what col or vou want it dved WILSON the NEW Both Musical Instruments and sewing Machines we sell at the lowest prices and give purchaser all the time needed to meet payments which are monthly and easy No more than can be saved up Oflice at Jones Jewelry store on East Main street Mt Sterling Collections promptly attended to Ay Phoenix Woqlen Mills 14 3t Lexington Ky m PIATT Veterinary Suigeon Midwnv Ky 111 bo in Mt Sterling on Court days needed will answer telegram DA When Woods Phosphodine THE OIIEAT KNULISII REMEDY B L Dawson rR HOWARD VAX ANTWERP op4lto R Office with Dr Vm the court house Dentist Van Antwerp short street wmm 1 11 HAVDON M D Mt Sterling Ky Jillco near jTsldcncc cor High Sycnmoro Sts - wi jw mmtijr HBAf0 HCLA1Offlco T MoKEE Attomcy-at-Law Mt sterling Ky upstairs corner of Court and Broadway T Attomcy-at-Law f- s HLf BHf0i Mt Sterling Ky OfllcjJi Finer Block up stairs with J M Elliott Hnvrafcirecently removed from Owlngsvillo and looatBWn the city of Mt Sterling will prac Â¬ tice in the courts of Montgomery Bath ond ad- Â¬ joining counties and in the SuiHiior Court Court of Appeals and Federal t urt of Ken- Â¬ tucky Prompt and careful atlcrtiou will bo given to all business entrusted to him MT STERLING KY lmnmtlv nnd tiertnnn- ently cures all forms of Nervous m eakncssEniis slons and Spermatorrhea Im potency and all effects of A huso or Excesses Been prescribed over I5 years iu thousands of enbcs is the onlv Relia Â¬ Before and After ble aud Honest Medison known Ask dnurcist for Woods Phosphodine if he oilers some worthless medicine In plnco of this leave his dishonest store inclose price in A VPPnnt illcnnrnn Ie nn letter and wo will send by return mail Irico old physician Ono will please six will one pnckagolslx5 Successfully cure lhamplet in plain tcnlcd envelope two iwuu mummy uy tuousnnd stamps Anaress of Jndicl Im tlin iulv iur JS5F Soll in Jit Sterling bv Kcnnedv Bros fectlysafo nnd reliable medicine discovered RC Lloyd WSLloyd Tarlton G Julian und Beware of unprincipled druggists who oiler in druggist everywhere ferior medicines in plnco of tins Ask for Cooks Cotton Root CoJirotNn take no substitute or inclose Jl and 0 cents in postage in letter and wo willsenp sealed by return mail Full sealed particulars inplnln envelope to indies ouly two tamps Address J COMPOUND T G JULIAN CORNER DRUG STORlJf No 3 Fisher Itlock Detroit Mich VJondLllvCo JJloydR I Aery w here t llojit T u Julian and druggists b39aTHMHaMMIIHMnBMMiMHB AND GOOD F AT School Books GROCERIES And other Supplies c o Wi AND CHOICE FRESH MEAT BUY THEM OF C F Keesee Co No Fancy Prices Paints and Oils Fine Tobaccoes Chesapeake and Ohio 41 - Kentucky Midland Ry Shortest and quickest between RAILWAY New York ed CINCINNATI m FRANKFORT Only direct liuo between Franktort Georgetown and Parts Carlisle Maysvllle Cynthlana Falmouth and Covington -- ASK FOR TICKETS VIA KY MIDLVND- Philadelphia Washington Boston And all Eastern Cities Trains Ruu By Central Staiiflara Time TIME TABLE OCT I 31 1802 AM No I 00 U PM Noll 4 X X IM No 7 00 1 10 1 23 1 TRAINS EAST Lv Frankfort Iv Summit Lv Elkhoni Lv Lv Lv Lv Lv Lv Lv Lv A Time Card fn Qavii A tiricMt and Eiuii TmiuMim Vlrclnl A Ueorgla Hallways are iatullllivd at the crml t Smtrn Trunk ln Th northern part of threo treat ynrii Mart from Cliiclmiatl rnim wltloh point tW run BoU Veatllxilrd Trnl iUSt AUOVHTIWB VXa CutiK Uironicti lixlnntou Ky CliatUiinKa caiu Atlanta Jo tU m Oa JaclioiiTllle kla luklnTbminth Vnillmlwl Traliu to all ellln aaiunl aud InUrmadlaw poltita SpevlaU are Th Qnn Jt Solid rnrtUmled Train rnnlut via ChaMaixg aitl Ixokont MoaiXalu Dlnnlosbata atx MrlJIH to Vrw Orlrana dlivriroe for JerheoD an4 At XxntniAN the Vktetmrif M Iw U Shrereporl an A Northern Teaa eoniientlon It maJe for At Xw e in Effect Nov I 92 LvSwiticr Stamping Ground Duvull Johnson Georgetown C S Depot Newtown Cuuticvillo Elizabeth B 0 tl U Ut 11 11 From Mt Sterling Sterling mop 7 50 IS 32 39 18 1 41 St HI 141 7 7 7 7 a m 0 M S U 11 DO 19 18 2U 5 12 S 21 S 2U S 40 Ar Paris C 87 2 00 3 10 U 20 2 83 3 00 8 20 3 85 3 45 4 03 EAST BOUND Leaves Mt Atlantic KxpnMs No J eeeeeeeM-B-dally AM TRAINS WEST C Lv Paris ArKUzaboth Arr Contrurtlle a o wio wn Ar C S DeiKt Ar Georgetown IM AM PM No 4 5 55 0 05 Midland aecom No 2ti Vestlhuled Kxpix ss No 24 dally t Mt Sterling Aecotr No 28 830a m ra pm 720 pra m i m No 2 No 8 Nol2 4 45 6 03 5 5 SO 1 at 8 00 8 12 8 18 Craiit WEST BOUND Lsavos Mt I3lngton Accommodation No 27 rLoulavlUe Kxpress Na 21 Isxlngton Accommodation Na 23 fVestihuled Express No 23 Dlly except Sunday f Sterling 110 am 82 a m 250 p m i 8 Arionnson ArDuroll Ar Stamping Ground Ar SwiUor V 1U ArElkhorn T JO T 9 25 7 22 Ar Summit 7 SO 9 33 A Ar Vrankfort A connects with L A N B connects with Q C and L S O connects with K C 8 3d 633 a 37 8 41 8 491 6 J5 I 8 U a si tl 58 v 01 7 10 9 13 U 109 6 17 it 0 53 7 03 7 15 5 5S 7 85 7 55 8 10 8 20 8 CO hf Ttio Kontucky Midland Railway and connec Â¬ tion fonn tho cheapest and shortest route to all points north south and west For furthor information Hpply to thoir agents C D BEItCAW GEO B HARPER Gen Pass Agt Gou Hnpt Taaaa ilrouU Cllfornlt t The Q J C H tl mlk thortof irvl qulckae-thnn any oter Hue aivt takef Nw Oxtrtr Houn K V Cixcihat to 110 6at BAii 4 O sra TbeQA C 4 T ntllt and JacktoaTtlle ahorualtlne between CliKrvnt Q A C and K T V A O 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2SSSS3S8SSS8 SSS88 2 r I Ono Year 62 ltuoatloca Six Months SO Insertions Thrco Months 13 InSertioua Two Months 8SS8SSSSSSS8 8SS3S8SeS83S iJiglit lUBCitions Ouo Month Four Insertions Thrco Insertions Two Insertions Single Insertion SSS8SRa8888 8S888S38SSS8 ll8SSWS8S88 P8S8SSS3S88S rlHMMMtilOg Lillian Emerson widow of Ralph Waldo Emerson the poet is dead at the age of 90 years Mrs Julia Ward Howe was re elected President of tho Society for the Ad- Â¬ vancement of women at its convention at Memphis Tt transpires that the recent Geor- Â¬ gia Legislature- was illegally called together and it is feared that grave complications may result Secretary Tracy ot tho War Department has granted a three years leave ot absence to Lieutenant Peary who will head another expedition to the Arctic regions Â¬ paltry ofliccs in Ohio The verdict of the Buckoye Siate against McKinley is so pronounced that the Republican candidate for Governor next year will not dare to run ou a high tariff plat- Â¬ form X Y World Lisle M C gwino or comm the same anyway you take him and our people will have reason to be as proud of their Congressman as they havo been of thoir candidate Winchester Demaciat It matters not who gets tho few MC its just No sirs we aro an applicant for no office Excuse us too if wo think it inadvisable to sign anybodys endorsement just yet Wo wish everyone of you who want somethinir could get also We want something it business for our paper Give us this and you may divide the offices to Miit yourselves Â¬ Â¬ The Republican National Committee has sent out an appeal to the party leaders throughout the country for more money The hppoal sayh that the committee is about 22000 in debt and Chairman Curler thinks the best way to get it is to call upon the good men of the party iVr it lie save the deficit was caused by bitr subscribers to the campaign fund who crawfished at tho eleventh hour and failed to pay up Â¬ i For tho information of our readers like to print tho list of ihe applicants for the several Federal ofilces that are expected to b vacant in the county alter the 4th of March next We aro forced to disappoint them however since the list would be longer than a pension roll and almost as unanimous as l he vote for Cleve land and Stevenson Jim llazclrigg and Mate Lisle vo would Â¬ In our humble judgment an xtra session of Congrbs should he called by Mr Clevoland at an early day after The people have the inauguration demanded in unmistakable tones a revision of the tariff The Democratic pasty ha promised it Whilst wo be lieve it is good policy in such grave matters to make haste slowly yet the sooner the peoplo aro convinced that party they havo placed in power means to fulfill its promises tho uurcr that party will be of thoir lasting confidence Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Tao Danville Advocate thinks tho Courier Journal did nothing towards tho woudcrful Democratic victory If it were possible to eliminato Wat terson and his infiueuco from tho lato line of battle there would be found a great wide gap through which tho enemy would havo swept with an effect beforo which Shermans march to the feea would palo into insignifi Â¬ Our Henri is great enough to cance mafco a mistake and acknowledge itV but ho isnt mean enough to sulk in lils tent wheti tho trumpet calls to buttle 1fV There has has bccii throughout the country a rovival of tho memories of patriotic history iu tho Columbian year Tho next century is to bo a childrens century aud tho school pro cession on Columbus Day led tlip way into tho larger field of development aud achievement Iu that march the Puritan eohoolhousc Puritan only in name for it wa9 unscotarian from tho vl- beginning risc9 to the front again Si Wmtk Having bousrht out tho stock of the principles of tho fathers come i Clothing etc from I N Phippe and SJ t V- back liberty charactor education all of his accounts wo need tho money vH A nation emphasizes that which it k v an most valuos and its charactor is y i st have it Wo owo tho mouoy known by tho mon it crowns Tho iV j toipay for tho goods ho had bought J a Columbus saiculum has emphasized Sx v His creditors want their monoy and I t1 education and crowned tho school Â¬ k fH master A grander century lifts its fik tho only way wo have to get it is to v n y tJ t gates in tho prophetic thought of Q 4-i collect his accounts sco us Call and lai Virgil tho Destinies say to thoir at the old stand of IN Phipps spindles Thus go on forever U lis kt the Thanksgiving Day is tho day of s founders of tho republic and ought to y v--T 1 tr bo obsorved this historic year as uovor before since tho days of the war It recalls our noblest and be9t traditions Columbus Day is a saculum Thanksgiving is tho American fea6t of tabernacles aud tho Saturnalia It is tho day of tho Lares of tho Senator Pettigrow of South Dakota of sacred household fires It is says a Republican tho day of GodThe most comforting thing result-Â¬ A now thought has lately como into ing from this overthrow of tho party the public mind in regard to Thanks Â¬ - that it puts an end to William Mc- giving as a harvest festival it is that Kiuley Jr Ye aud along with McKinley tho it is a day to be associated with tho Democrats will put an end to McKin- - blessings of tho fields of corn A strong plea is made that Indian corn leyism also or maize should be adopted as our The service should include tho an quiotnoss that prevails It promises the need of firo for household comfort The Populist retain control of the national flower Tno reasons given cient forms of religious observance moro of rost and hopo and spiritual I can recall but ono Thanksgiving Farmcib Alliance by the re elcctin of for this selection havo been partly put Tho tabernacle psalms may appropri enrichment than do any of tho days Day on which rain fell or when tho C W Macuue on record in Miss Edna President Loucks Dean Proctors ately bo read aud the old Wattss of a religious character set apart for atmospheao was anything but genial the Democratic Leader has with Â¬ poem iu tho Century entitled Co Â¬ hymns may bo sung us to observe Tho immense number and balmy About San Francisco drawn from the order and declares lumbias Emblem Tho festival should be as of old one of small boys to bo found in tho Bay and extending back into our two Corn was the his intention to start an Allianco of most sacred emblem of tho American of service to tho poor On Thanks South and their capacity for making great centrao valleys Thanksgiving his own by organizing tho cotton races It was sacred in tho golden giving Day as at tho Roman Sascu a noiso and the facility with which time is a combination of in gaihoriug planter of tho South into a gigantic hulls of Peru aud Mexico Oueof the lum and Saturnalia aud at the old they secure flre crackers and other and out putting it is both harvest trust which will enablo tho planter to greatest blessings that Columbus con English Christmas all people should things of like character that woro homo and seeding time in one Tho sell direct to tho manufacturer This ferred on Europe was tho gift of lu- - bo equal and should sharo thoir bless created solely for tho purpose of mak- Â¬ early rains have served to clean tho it is thought means the complete di- Â¬ diau corn J ings iu common Tho most unfortu- Â¬ ing a noise havo made of Christmcs dust from trees and shrubbery havo vorcement of the Northern and South- Â¬ Fivo grains of corn helped save nate tempted and ignored should be Day a season to bo dreaded rather washed tho brown hazo out of tho air ern wings of tho Alliauce aud softened the summer baked soil tho starving Plymouth Colony dealt made to ieol tho warmth andcoustraiu than to bo enjoyed It has hover been used in tho South sufficiently to allow tho ploughs to i Latest return give the Democrats out in a Jamine according to tradition ingiufluonco of tho day of charity In this year of 1S9 old Now Eng- Â¬ as a day for tho coming together of move 222 members in tho House tho Re Â¬ as a daily ration Tho traditions ol This has always been one publicans 125 and the Peoples party the cornfield aro universal beongiug land history may well bo revived families Our Thanksgiving table prtssnlj 7 Democratic majority 90 to tho north South and West IiijIIe Wo aro making a new era wo arc of tho leading features of tho Christ- Â¬ sonio features difficult torcalizd brew literature corn is tho emblem winding up tho clock of tho new cen- Â¬ mas season Iu fact the week from Massachusetts Bay- - Spring andj Strike Is Over Tho Homestead of strength and immortality It still tury It has become acustom to un Â¬ Christmas Day to New Years Day mcr add of their stores ito thi It has been apparent for some time has these suggestions Indian corn dervalue the local poet it is au un Â¬ was formerly used in the South as a solid products of autumn Yl that the strikers at Homestead were lias been one of tho greatest blessings worthy thing nearly every town aud holiday week Tho festivals and fectly practicable to garnish ta defeated in their strike against the of God to tho American race neighborhood has some ono who has feast days and thanksgiviug days of apartments pioiiuiuuy with gard Carnegie Company Sunday how- Â¬ frccomo a tho gift of writing poems well aud tho year wore crowded into this ono grown roses carnations hellotn Already corn parties havo ever at a meeting of tho lodges of the popular entertainment In such who feels tho local inspiration We season Christmas timo wus to the nasturtiums pelargoniums awoll as Amalgamated Association it was de Â¬ parties the rooms or halls are trimmed as a nation should honor ourselves by Southern peoplo what Thanksgiving with asters and chrysanthemums cided by a vote of 101 to 01 to for- Â¬ with corn and tho tables decorated tho recognition of those rural siugers Day was to tho Now England peoplo Radishes and lettuce aro available for mally declare tho strike off The con- Â¬ with poetic productions of tho corn- Â¬ Lot Thanksgiving this year bo a day Tho Puritans magnified Thanksgiv- Â¬ relish as thoy are indeed upon any test lasted five months cost the com- Â¬ field The food consists of all things in which tiio poets shall bo called upon ing Day and discounted Christmas day of our year Tomatoes can bo pany it is estimated 4000000 the that may bo made of corn including to interpret tho past Ho who loves Among tho Southern peoplo tho Cav- Â¬ had fresh from tho vino and green btrikers half that sum in wages and the historic 6uccotasb Johnny cake tfio poetry of a nation will never bo alier clement predominated and so peas inuoccut of the humiliating can thhtv fivc deaths theignored Thanksgiviug Day and strawberries itud raspberries aro easi Â¬ shovel cake corn dodgers and ryo untrue to the nations traditions Let this year bo a tteculum a emphasized tho Christmas season ly obtainable and Indian brown bread Hulled From at least ono Very much of the Democratic press corn is a showy aud agreeable feature Thanksgiving of a hundred Thanks- Â¬ But now Christmas Day has gouo to Thanksgiving table I wot of tho for- is answering tho seers anions tho tle- - and poppee corn may enter into the givings Now England and Thanksgiving Day mcr havo never been absent in twenty has como South Tho Puritan and years Tho great variety of grapes fund g o p who are foretelling in decorations Soup may bo served bucIi doleful tho Cavalier havo exchanged days are still in prime condition and these language tho awful and corn fed meats and fowl aro iu ThankBGlvlngJDay tn the South I 11Y ltEV J J IEE D calamities that are to befall the order Decorations of husks aro very and with tho mingling of days let us may bo Flanked by pomegranates by country with We can trust Cleve- Â¬ sightly aud at com fairs husk mats It is only within recent years that hopo there will also come that ming- Â¬ such as havo tasto and patienco to eat land Ot course we can trust him and dolls may bo offered for sale At Thanksgiving Day lias been observed ling of sympathy and goodjjwill that thorn whilo new raisinf oliwlfe al- Â¬ We have it to do Grover has his way two such parties that wo havo attend Â¬ in tho South both Thanksgiving Day and Christ Â¬ monds and walnuts givozost to grati- Â¬ of doing ihiugri and wu are satisfied ed Miss Proctors poem ou corn accompany tho mas Day were intended to call forth tude for tho lnrgcps of tho year CoTho customs that he will not depart from it even to lumbias Emblem has been read and day in New England whero tho ob Â¬ and foster GhHdrcn Cry for Pitchers Castoria his enemies Grover is just a at one an address wa made on the servance originated are now gouer plea Thanksgiving Time In the Far West Thanksgiving Day little mulish sometimes but give him reasons why corn should bo made the allowed here The peoplo gather at liv Rev John K McLean D D pace and lie manages to get there Let every body return thanks national flower which invited a ricii thoir respective places of worship So far as tho moro manner of ob Â¬ Not by kooplng4opcnhouso audtransact ond poetic history Tho history of where a sermon iu keeping with the Three cotton mills one in Lowell Evou serving tho day is concerned Thanks Â¬ ing1 business by goingout hunting corn would bo tho history of America purpose of the day is preached aud two iu Providence voted last as that of bridges would bo that of the the traditional Thanksgiving dinner giving iu the far West has not so very but closo all business houses rest Tuesday juot ono week after the elecwhich wo learn from reading is much to distinguish it from tho tradi- Â¬ from labors aud go to tho houso of Romau world tion to increase the wages of thoir Tho waving of tho corn sheave served iu New Ifinglaud on such occa- Â¬ tional Thanksgiving in tho far East God and bo thankful operatives Yet tho calamity howlers Wo havo shared in multiplied bless Â¬ after tho manner of tho Hobrew wave sions has come to bo an important Naturally family gatherings will bo amid the ranks of the g o p told us offering would bo an appropriate rec- teaturo of the day in tho South Tui fower and smaller although it is quito ings and surely a peoplo whoso en Â¬ that Democratic succoss would moan ognition of what is good in tho liter kcy aud cranberry sauce and celery surprising to find how largo an array joyments have been a bountiful store a reduction of wags for tho working and other things that aro understood of kith and kin can in some instances health and happiness aro grateful aryoxorcises of such an occasion men to a pauper basis Tho dinnor of Thanksgiving Day in to bo necessary to make up such u bo mustered about tho festal board enough to give ouo day iu jhreo hun- Throughout tho Pacific drcd and sixty ffvo in returning eveu hero The daughtor of Jop colonial timos had several dishes that dinnor are found hero in Jamilics Stores ami other coast generally I presume tho religious thanks to Htm tho giver of every havo generally disappeared but that tha Jones was killod at Decatur Ala bo revived Tho succo- Â¬ places of business are closed 60 that service is not so well attended as in good and perfect gift by a sky rocket at a celebration iu might well was ono of these and it began tio general appearance of things iu tho East that city on last Wednesday Mr tash Merit Wins ono of Sunday The There is here probably a very Jones and family wont from this city tho meal tho hasty pudding and tho cities r minds Wo desiro to Bay to our citizens that tho day is hailed with r al much greater accentuation put upon to Decatur during tho boom and thoir applo dumplings with potato crust coming of is embraced and used of doors sports and diversions base bal for years wo havo boou belling Dr many friends lioro will road tho notice aud perhaps walnut or brown bread pleasure and it coffee endod the meal Nuts wore for tho noblo purpose of thanksgiving football tennis aud cycle moots And Kings Now Discovery for consump- Â¬ with sadness served in tho evening and walnuts and praise Corn and cotton and to theB Is to bo added a specialty tion Dr Kiugs Now Lifo Pills Buck Â¬ and chestnuts woro tho favorites walking parties hill and Ions Arnica Salvo and Electric Bitters arid fruits aud other products of tho field with u Died at Aarous Run of heart fail ure ou Sunday tho 20 iust and thoforchardf aro arranged in tho mountain climbing our November arid havo never handled remedies Mrs woro cracked beforo tho fire gamo and tho luxurious churches iu shocks aud heaps while weather walking and temperature that sell as well or that have given Thomas Scott aged 20 years She Tho uativo Wo do was an excellent lady faithful in all pandowdy woro tho choico things of tho whole is relieved and enlivened together with accessibility of hoighte such uinvorsal satisfaction not hesitate to guarantch them ovary thu duties of wife mother and neigh- Â¬ tho old timo ufal The whole roast by chrysanthemums of vniious colors both open and wooded rising to two bor She was buried in Machpolah pig was good but tho rabbit pie tho roses and other flowers that grow in thousaud and twenty five hundred ime and wo stand ready to refund tho purchase prico if satisfactory re- Â¬ roast partridge and quail were moro tho season Thoso that ielato tomans foot invito to this cemetery inviting Tlw popular roast turkey wbll boing and ploasuro aro accepted And speaking for central and espe- Â¬ sults do not foloy tholr ii6e Thcso A rarebit fol- Â¬ as expressions t f Gods disposition to cially for southern Culifornia tho rcmediefrthavti won their great popu Mr J P Ross of this dify has a gar- - and tho Wolch rabbit W S Tho carlior provide for tho wants of his children goneral environment and niauy ot tho larity purely on their morits don containing an eighth of an ddre lowed tho colonial period Lfoyd druggist Great preparation for theday is made incidentals of tho day varygroatlX j ii no nun raised mis year aituio dinnor was the boftoi vegetables for his family put up on It is well to servo the Thanksgiving in the market and theio Is coming to from those known at tho East 1 bushols of Irish potatoes aVjuauity of dinner in old timo dishes whero such bo almost as much attention paid to it havo nover lor example in twenty Died at his hprim near ASl om II cunnuu goous aim irom ltiattqncu can bo had Such- service recalls as Â¬ as to Christmas Day seasons kuown tho need ofhaving tho two hogs which VoighQtVfoup hun sociations thuir as object lessons are It Is dlstinguiehOl from all othor church warmed for Thanksgiving Run of pneumonia at yim dgod holidays iu the South by the unusual ervico nor excopt in early morning J 59 years noblo aud inspiring dred pounds eachvy J - of this county Tho Democrats have kindly said section and good things concerning tho manner tholr press has conducted this cam Â¬ paign which which wo apprcciato in no small dogroo Yet wo have douo no more than our duty Our time our talouts our mouoy wo gave in getting up and dissominating Demo Â¬ cratic doclriues and it shall always bo our plcasuro to thus servo our party and country Wo only ask tho of all peoplo who lovo their countrys causo Tho moro you aid us by extending our circulation by giving ua your patronago iti adver-Â¬ tising and job work tho moro able will wo bo to contribute to political work Tho Democratic press of Mt Sterling need tho Democratic patron Â¬ age and thoy certainly morit it If you want your public sorvants to give you the full benefits of their powers they must Hvo by tho remuneration of their sorvlces Likowiso if you want your press to successfully expose and defend your principles you must hold up their hands You should not wait for some representative to call and solicit your patronage but knowing your duty you should call at their placo of business aud place your orders tho same as your patrons call on you WoWould not wish to bo under stood as complaining for wo liavc received a liberal j share of patronage and for it wo aro truly grateful Â¬ THANKSGIVING The Old New England Thanksgiving 11Y Vjj28 HEZEKIaII llUTTEUWOimi OfTtio Yohtlis Companion liNEWFlRMrv0P If - IH ifjP - rtJ - - Wi - - - i- EagtjsssgasgasgssgaJ Â¬ Â¬ well-regulat- ed ld I 1 - - - - M i ii f l i l I vAi WHwIIHWIBIl H jjK BpTV s v aTRII KT VVr4 - MT STEBLlJN Lu Al LOCATE TUESDAY KOYEMBEB TZTtDinri r pbiAaViiiaaMdhahVVbay 22 1S92 -A- BROS WHOLfeSAlE GROCERS BROS IJVriMBLE Grocers a Wholesale - The - gr tt Prescription DEAXEIlS IK -3 BARB AUD RAG niHin iff a 9m my PERSONAL MENTION - Drugglsts- c I Vj MIR 1 -- - EX STERLING KY s School Books School Supplios Puro Inks pencils cles Also Paints Oils and Varnishes Pure Drugs Business Mention Medicinesc CORRESPONDENCE Grassy Lick All Toilet Arti- Â¬ II 1 HHBloi Grassy Lick Mr Malcom Thompson wife Misses Florence King Emma and of Scott county were in tho and city last Born to T Rcis aud wifo on the tf Lilllo Orcar wore visiting Mrs Win week visiting their con Dr William No Postponement on Account of 17 inst a sop Thompson and tho family of Dr R Dj you want an elegant office Moore of Plum Lick last week of the Weather Misses Nan Duuovan and Lizzio Q Drake Panics will havo all Hie delicious of You can find no better than ono in Miss Bettio Touett arrived homo Mason are visiting friends at Millers tho season for Thanksgiving tho Tylor Appcrson building Friday from a visit to Mi Ann Dab burg this week Il tf ncr in Mt Sterling Walter Harp Â¬ Mitchell is headquarters for cook Notwithstanding tho windows of Miss Polly Pcbworlh aged 87 er of Mt Sterliner wns in town Mon Â¬ Several splondid offices with all and heating stoves years happened to a boHohs accident day George F Green of Mt Ster Â¬ Heaven were apparently opened wide conveniences for rent in tho Tylcr- - last week her clothing catching on ling was hero Monday Col J S and tho winds blow aud the rains de- Â¬ One of tho glasses over tho dial of tf AppersOn block fire supposed from hor pipo whilo Hurt ofMt Sterling was in town scended last Thursday tho evening Thursday after- Â¬ tho city clock foil oti smoking aud before assistauco camo Monday Miss Marv Gatowood of good size crowd in to her relief her clothing was nearly Montgomery county is tho guest of named for tho Basket Social wo Thoro was a noon Born to W V Leach and wife on town Monday attending County Court consumed aud hot body badly burnt Miss Lucillo Catlett on Slate Avenue venture to say there was never seen Â¬ bo in Pavomcnta aro being laid in front Saturday Nov 19 a son Wm Anderson and wifp of Mont Â¬ in this ciiy u more select social Very little stock on market aud that and is 6aid to Miss a critical condi Â¬ III tion Later Pctworth died yes- gomery count v visted Jas Stone and gathering than this one Tho II houso on tho north of ho business of an inferior terday joting at 10 a in If you waut80wiug machine need offered for sale was wife Sunday W P Dirkny of Mt ladies baskets sidchffEast Main street wore sent in early as Sterling was in town Mnndav sowing machine or oU grade A disagrccablo rain began les for any T f Jamos Dunovan sold his crop of to- Â¬ Robert Winn and Edwurd Grubb of was requested and a more templing tho afternoon and tho crowd bacco to Win Dean about six thou- Â¬ Mt TI10LT Chiles Drum Corps is you can get thorn by calling on E L falling in Owingsvillo Opinion wore hero Sunday lot could not U found So by tho dispersed sand pounds at 9 cents to bo taken iu Tombtcrlhig called to meet at tho Commercial Dawson at Jones jewelry stoic Anderson of Montgomery was timo the bel os brought their beaux it winter order 17 2t Club rooms to night at 7 oclock Monday Owiiisrsvillo in towu was a leap year affair you know tho A Card William Peed sold fo John Thomas Opinion committee on reception were ready to RcvHarryG Ilenderson is oiigag- - J W Ferguson Sons have sold to At tho proper timo I shall bo an ap- Â¬ of Paris his crop of tobacco 14 acres Mr RA Childorp of Maytown a receive them cd in a series of mcotings with tho M Kahn for M Goldsmith of Now plicant for tho position of Postmaster at 11 cents per pound also Mike and prominent merchant and one of the There were Go or 70 all told so it North MiddlotoAVii Methodist church York for Christmas beoves 700 hoad ot Mt Sterling under tho Democratic Dennis Guilford Hold to flame party best Democrats in his section was iu 15 acres at 10 cents to bo taken in average over was not difficult to pass tho time as of short horn cattle that tho city yesterday With my business winter order and at the barn Mr W N Audoraon has rented tho 1G00 pounds Tho last of tho lot Administration Col A T Wood is attending Court every taste could bo gratified and tho people of Mt Ster- Â¬ residence of Mrs M R Evorott on fifty head wore shipped Thursday qualifications tho beauty of it was no crowd aud jostle Last week dogs attacked a flock of at Flemingsburg county aro ac- North Maysvillo Btreot and taken pos- Â¬ morning Mr Kahn says that ho has ling and Montgomery announcement sheep belonging to J 11 Mason and Mrs F W Basiott and son Tabb to make ono cross grained auaiutcd I make this aro visiting in Millcrsburg session Music talk aud tho various games purchased in Kentucky in tho last few that my friends may take uotico and killed and crippled several Judge Lewis Apperson is in Louis- Â¬ has of tho Association were indulged in On last Thursday night about 300 ville on legal business Thursday tho Thanksgiving years about 45000 cattle and ho Any On govern themselves accordingly jolly Democrats met at Grassy Lick W R Tabor of tho firm of Tabor until 930 wheu business was pro- Â¬ exercises will ho hold iu tho Christian never bought as fino a lot as tho fifty assistance will bo appreciated and had a jolly good tuno hurt about Bros of Rothwoll was in the city ceeded with viz selling tho dainties Thursday Bourbon shipped RJV A J Af- he nVi nf this eUv lm Rcspt one hundred pounds of powder and a Monday en route for Cincinnati C G Gloved rick of tho First Presbyterian church News fine display of fire works every one where ho will purchaso a large stock contained in tho basket tho name of 16 tf the owner not being given until after Thanksgiving sermon enjoyed themselves and wont homo of coneral merchandise will deliver tho Toll Gate Renting rejoicing There are no peoplo on promptly at 11 a m when it Mr Frank McKinney of Estill tho 6alc was consummated Services to begin Worlds Fair Albums this globo that have more justified feel county was iu tho cilv on business was tho purchasers privilege to seek Tho gates on tho Owingsvillo and H L the ings for a Democratic victory and for Monday D Given away by tho C H Herbert Tabb has purchased out tho young Jady and ask hor to Mt Sterling Turnpiko road will be Mr Archibald Dav of Wolf countr tako her supper Boardmaus interest in tho Post offlco rented at tho office of J M Biggstaff Worlds Fair Route from Cincin- - their friends than these Grassy Lick with him aged 81 years who rode horse back A album of people mntrnificent unti Willio Mooro has accepted Grocery in Mt Sterling Ky on Saturday Mr Bigstaff kindly volunteered from his home near Maytown to tho position of salesman with Mr December 3 1892 Sealed bids Tho Worlds Fair views has been published Wades Mill pco the gicat Democratic celebration to act as auctioneer for tho ccasion D which will bo sent and will render him valuable right is reserved to reject any or all by tho C H Tabb Friday night and to visit his sou and whether by certain looks or signs to any address on receipt of ton cents Died Nov IS infant son of Marion Judgo B F Day returned home Mon- Â¬ eorvico Mr Boardman is undocided bids of hU or the fact of the owners giv Â¬ day to what businoss ho will outer in stamps Tho Cincinnati Hamilton and Mollio Frazier as A W Bascom I Hon C R Brooks is attending Court ing hints to would bo purchasers wo Dayton in connection with tho Born Nov 4th to tho wife of F M at Owingsvillo President lG 2t know not but from tho way certain Tuesday uight an old Democrat Motion Route is tho only lino running Pindell a on That Mt Mr and Mrs John Feehau arrived baskets that looked much liko other was heard to remark Pullman perfected safety vcstibuled New Dry Goods Firm Several crops of tobacco havo been in this city Saturday night certain baskets were so quickly Sterling Drum Corps ahead of Tam carp from Cincin- Â¬ sold Josoph P Ros of IIazl Green ono here at 12c Mr C W Carpenter of Mt Ster- Â¬ trains with dining many is a long shot bettru that of tho bcstDemocrats of Wolfe county started aud bid up it looked liko Tho Velvet trains to Chicago and a ling will open a dry goods storo in the nati knowledge had been imparted that Corn is celling at 2 hogs at 5c was in the city Monday dollars brass band ninety C H D aro admittedly the shouts Win house formorly occupied by Ramsey of tho at 14c Judgo G B Swnngo Register of taught the boys how and when to bid peoplo said Amen whololotof is a Fife on First streot bettor known as Finest on Earth aud tho line chester Sun C C Priest Bro will move their tho Laud Ulllce was in the city lrom After thosalethorewas gcneralpairiug Fair route Monday Tho Palace iu a low days Ho is an representative Worlds storo from this placo to North Middle Frankfort Judge W Hgilolt was not in tho off aud inviting lrieuds to join them Our friend B B Bigstaff under experienced dry goods man and will For tickets rate etc address any town Jan 1 and as there was ample food in every city Court dnyS to see your folks agent To get an album tho Missionary board of tho Southern put in an elegant stock Ho is an on basket for from three to five persons C C and family left last He is now sitting Presbyterian church has been assign terprisiug gentleman and such we aro send your address with ten pouts in Friday Priest Greencastle Ind Mr for it was well probably there were not O McCormick G T A ed to Athol and CopoTJranchwhero ho alway willing to welcomo to Rich- Â¬ Mumps to E Priest will carrv on his fathors farm Buy your apple butter from A baskets enough for all the young men 13 5t Cincinnati O tUe ensuing year as been laboring tho pastryean Mr mond Mr Carpenter is now in Now Baum Son present to buy one as much might iatnfl ia a christian worker earnest York purchasing goods Richmond Elds Baker and E P Gifford have havo becti wasted T G Julian has begun putting a Wm faithful in winuiusr souls for his Climax Best roofing and guttering done by recently closed an inlereting meeting Too much cannot bo 6aid for our 16 2c handsome plato glass front in his John Foehan Master dt the Donaldson school house young ladies in regard to their deep Wanted Wanted business house which will add greatly Thurs Â¬ Our interest iu the Association and do John T Woodford ot this city tho John Fcchan handles all kinds of day school will suspend fromThunks- - to its appearance Live Ducks Geese Old Hens pumps to Mondav on account of you wonder It is to benefit their 16 2t leading saddlohorso breeder of Ken- Â¬ Chow chow and the fiuest catsups brothors and young men friends tucky registered last week twenty and Roosters for which I will Ho pay the highest market price Miss Nannie Fitch of Ewiugton is over made at A Baum Best cistern filter on earth for sale Sous But they havo never yot lcfuscdor his lino bred individuals four of visiting her sister Mrs 11 S Waie 16 2t by John Feehau hesitated to do anything asked for its a trade oxtonding all over the has For Sale or Rent E T REIS Cash help It id to be hoped with tho be Â¬ country And woll deserves tho repu- Â¬ Our teacher Miss Eva Donaldson I will sell or rent my placo just out- Â¬ ginning of the year a womans com- Â¬ N B Always iu market for hides 350 TO CHICAGO and Miss Marguerito Thomas of Win Â¬ having tho most stylish and tation of feathers and furs chester visited in North Middletown side the city limits containing seven mittee or ladies auxiliary will bo best bred horses of them all acres of good land with good house D and Monon the last Friday evening C H Via added to tho Young Mens Christian Prepare for Thanksgiving aro ap Worlds Fair Route Tho long winter evenings Wm Wade lias rented to Leo and and all necessary outbuildings also After tho business mens meeting Wo can furnish minco meat buck Â¬ Tho Cincinnati Hamilton and Day Â¬ Younger llisle about 100 acres of go6d water Terms reasonable proaching and in solcctiug your read Â¬ last Sunday tho Board of Directors J T Botts ier matter for tho vcar you should wheat flour oranges fig raisins aud ton R R Co aro now selliug second land for whichatthey give 8 yearling met and extended a call to D D 600 nuts Delpho4 mules valued class tickets from Dcshlcr not fail to order the Cincinnati Taylor of Tcuucssee to como to us as i Chiles Thompson Co Largo supply of Choice Leaf lard at Levee Ironton Wcllston Cincinnati aud all Weekly Gazotte It is ono of tho General Secretary A Baum Sons lines to intermediate stations on their Strayed brightest aud best weekly newspapers This was the result of the meeting Under tho secret baliot tho election Chicago at 350 limited to continu- Â¬ passed off quietly at this place Ow- Â¬ tho Board having had tho matter published Filled with spicy in- Â¬ One bay horsa mule colt from my Pepper and sage bought in largo structive reading ovcry week it has premiccs on Donaldson pike on Nov ous travel passage For tickots time Â¬ ing to sickness or sotno other dis quantities and very cheap at A Baurn under consideration for bouie days did a few of tho The talk of Mr Orear as agreed tf 0 A liboral reward will bo paid for table etc call on or address any C easo to tho polls tofloators but not stood tho test of almost a century Sons como upon by all present was ono full of vote the good hard sense and the way which Democrats got there all tho same any information leading to his recov- Â¬ II and D agent Tho ladies of tho Epif copal cl urch every father in our city should look at Dr N F Pierce of Spencer is an The reason tlio Republicans lost their ery applicant for a place on tho board of Buckwheat griddle cakes mado from grip iu this district was because they will open an Exchange at Young Ss this mutter of our boys Fkank GinnoNS Pensions- ho Medical Examiners of Hazolriggs clothing storo Into I N our geuuino Buckwheat flour are didnt havo tho right kind of Holt Sidoviow Ky Call on LAND STOCK AND CROP 17 21 and splendid eating is tho presont county physician Sam Estiss Iiuh lost his last fat hog Phipps slntid UnnmTow thom fur supplies for your Thanks Â¬ Co lG 3t with cholera demonstrator of anatomy for tho Chiles ThompsonGet your orders in oarly for turkeys T J Douglass hogs are dying with giving dinner American Medical Collpgo ofOhio ho oystors aud celery if you dont want S P Yearly went to Cincinnati cholera Circuit Court begins next Monday Saturday with a load of hogs and re Â¬ will bp in Cincinnati a fow daye but to bo disappointed in your Thanks Â¬ The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway David Christopher had a fine young Docket 70 apperance casos 80 con- Â¬ will bo back iu timo to prosecuto his giving dinner has put on two complete now vesti- Â¬ cow to choko to death on an oar of tinued ordinary cases 200 continued turned Tuesday Ho says tho baiters claims over thero charge Republicans 20c ordinary cae T K Barnes bule trains to tako tho place of those corn R M Mrs Cti8tis Stevens school closed at for a shave owing to their faces formerly run to and from Louisville Oak Valley On Decemlor 6 1892 at II oclock A mooting of tho ofllcors of tho school houoo Friday Holiday minco meat same very fine boing so long llecord Homestcad and Lexington at ilic residence of Dr R Q Drake on with a rousing concert Board of Associated Charities will bo at R M T K Barnos Thoy havo also arranged to run tho 1892 tobacco is being stripped and Mrs Mary Mooro and her daughter Ea U Main street Iti vE E Bomar olfi hold at tho Now Farmers Bank this bo married nice cheap sleeping cars through betweou Louis- Â¬ Mrs Laura Brown of Brazil Ind dating W T Mooro will wo have learind of quite a uumbor of Go to Mitchell for a ovoinng at 7 oclock This Board has to Miss T A Brown No cards Their ville Lcxiugton and Now York havo been visiting her father J W bribal tour will hn to Louisvilln and crops which havo been sold at prices accomplished great gooil iu tho past coal vase Ewell and other relatives the past without chango at Washington This month Thoy will start for home Big Stone Gap Va They will bo ranging from 10 upwards fivo years of its existence Worthy If you have good3 to buy and arrangement will bo ot great couven Monday absent about ono week subjects of charity have been aided Corn is being delivered here at tho want your dollars to do double ionco to persons iu Central Kentucky Tho farmers of this placo aro haul- Â¬ and a rcagjfnablo amount of money 175 190 and 2 Stove pipe tinware tho best tin following prices Â¬ ing their corn to Clay City at 250 judicionsiyoxponded has relieved a duty it will pay you to go to Car- as it does away with all chango of per goods buckets pumps etc at T II per barrel owing to tho quantity aud barrel penters to look before buying cars aud depots vast amount of suffering quality John Pasley has rented a placo from Carterrf Tho now trains are boaMtiful in de CI 1ft Daniel New Cloaks Shoes Dress Goods and will more to it iu a I am iu the pipe fitting businoss and J W Clark and Brack Gillcspio sold Young successors to and Staples of all sorts opening sign and finish and aro heated by few days Hazclrigg 50 head of export wish tho peoplo needing anything in to English Bros N PhippB havo stocked up aild each day New Opera House steam and lighted by electricity cattlo averago 1700 pounds at 5 cents Mrs Richard Bartlctt is quite sick that line to call on me affording ovory known luxury to tho now have a magnificent lino of Maysville Street with pneumonia 17 2t T II CAirrun 16 tf J W Cbrk nid to samo 25 head of traveler goods and aro now doing a big busi Qn jaqt Saturday night tho Domo cxpou caulu averago lG00lb at 4J Fresh Baltimoro oysters served in noes in clothintr hate trunks ele Thero is uo m c ol the peoplo throw cents Tho many friends of Miss Bettio crau ofthii place burned a good deal all styles at F Schwanigore is thoroughly posted as Mr Hazelrigg Lyons a well known and popular of pbwdor celebrating Clevelands ing their money awav for cheap tin Â¬ Tho J 31 Brown hill climber on teacher in the common schools of this election a buyer aud as to tho peoplos needs ware wheu thoy can buy tho best at Fowerhogs aro being fattened in this solid gino No 111 is at work beyond Roth Â¬ county for several years will be county this fall than ever boforo backed as ho is by Mr Young a Rev H L Watts of Georgetown T II Carters for tho saiuo moiiuy pained to learn that she has become known competent business man who can woll The road has been completed insane hopclossly so it is feared College preached again at Macedoup Puro Kcntuekywhibkics for tablo la4t Sunday to act otrded house He command all tho money necessary to to tho top of tho mountain and the Hor homo is iu Boylo county T A Cheuault has sold his 100 acro Howk Jouxson certainly is a promising young min Â¬ UbO conduct tho business successfully track is boinglaidnow attlic rate of Owingsvillo Outlook placo noar Waco to Isaac Gilbert of V mkeo this pnoof our strongest firms half a milo per day Tho grade over Those samo friends of Miss Lyons ister Choice hainri something oxtra at Knox county for 2750 Richmond Sunford Garrott is very indignant A Baum Thoy will bold alj Mr Qald wells and tho mountain is from ulno to twclvo will bo ploiwed to learn that tho abova Sons Register Mr Brown is a mlstuke Miss Lyons so some of ovor tho way somn of tho ploasure Mr Phipps former business and add feet per hundred feet Thero were ume 500 cattlo on tlio mm Lot yes For Salo that visit Pilot Knob tcrdny Whilo pricid ruled low tlio largo part largqly to it Wo aro proud of men will deal in lumber 8tavc ties and her iutimato friends inform us is woll scekera He says they sot fire to treat hit him liko these and boJipYo they will share poal and will havo yards iu this city in body and sonnd iu mind She fo fencing and go homo by tho light A lot of good number ono farm gates ot tho offerings wrc sold Thoro was a talr sized crowd in town ywtcrday largely lit tho trado of their lino Which will be under tnc muiugcmont at present so they tell us engaged iu uo lost a good deal a snort tunn ago with lover power Cull on btufnuea and tho ruorchnnto report n good dn m Si Lauuins J T Dotts teaching most successfully iu Texas of his son Success to thorn i M t THE ADVOCATE I Candy Pulling Mrs It Q Drako gave tho Young Peoples Society of tho Baptist Church a candy pulling last Wednesday ovon ing It was a delightful occasion Just tho kind to mako ovory ono en- Â¬ joy thomselvcs aud thoy all had a good timo as tho hours from 8 to 12 Ploasant conversations sped quickly candy pulling young folks games music otc wore euioyablo in the extreme and tho ono expression was Didut wo have asplondid timo Several splondid offices for rent in tho Tyler Appcrson building Rev A L Parker of Bath county was in tho city lust week Brack Gillcspio is in Now York Universal Verdict with several car lOads of fino cattlo for that market Those Present Mr C S Ratliflf and wife of Bath county worn visiting tho family of J W Ratlifftho past weok James E Thompson is building a The Regret of the Many That two story frame dwelling on the farm purchased from Clayton Howell near They Did Not Know f ll us ffr ly mtj n ll -- i m i- - TJ 1 CHD 1 Â¬ rm - IV feia I - h Vi V fi iln 8o is v fitftteytis u h mM v sSr vv V ft 7 Jiw - i - MT STERLING ADVOCATE TUESDAyOTOSJgBEB 22 1892 - ff 1 Me advocate4 V HE BOUGjtlTHALF A 00W A Bargain That Ended In Con- Â¬ QLEAN1NGS GENERAL NEWS Donbt got ready to run a winter SARA frm i - S es pard Im await It looks odd like Yiosco nu oiu tlrocr Uko mo A weal in a chain an a locket lloliud lila throat like a luc round a tree Iblijca I kin tell yer tho story iicoilhlut n told it afore Jllit tcr tell It all o cr to night pnnl Hcems somehow tcr own a door It thci door thct leads hack tcr the fifties I j j iiiiuui t When I iiuvviinvii frum Missouri settled out yere Alle with tho gold fc cr craze Id left Well Id left a young sw cethcart Whod promised hen Id struck tho spot Shed como to mo thar an get married An help mu enjoy w hat Id got I rustled icr 1 had a purpoao To build mo a home fcr tho ga1 I never forgot her a minute An she wilt tcr mo like a pnk V t An one daywclldontI remember Tho sky nc cr seemed quite to bright jSho camo tei our ctmp like a sunbeam llic shadows hed dtivcu tor light We wcio spliced thct samo ctcnlng at sunset -- Out under thtt cottonwood tree An the boys all allow cd when tw as o cr Thet they were as happy as c An wc never hed a sad moment Out life was a wild one an freo f Anmiuy amlloon theptaiilc Wov o ridden my bat a ami inc One day wed gono false of our recknin 1er baia hed seen wey off thar A patch o some w ild prairio flow cr Thet looked like a great crimson star She rode in thcr lead an thcr pictur She made I can never foict Ilcr ctuly locks danciu anshlnin And black as the blackot of jet I cantered along kind o easy When out of the stillness thcie came Tho plink of an agency illlc An my horse well ho gave up the game y Ho was low ii an I hed tcr go with him I opined twas a light tcr tho end Ket ithotitlookiti hack I knowed Injuns Varhldindown thar in the bend I moeejed behind thct dead hoic pard An w aited fer them ter como out An putty soon three wild red de ils Camo teaunmj waj way with a shout I picked off tho first in a minute While theii shots went w ide as he fell I llred ngm an my bnllet Sent another red de ii to hell Thet left only one in thesenmmage Thc w ickedcst one in the lot His ojes buinln led like a fire His ehootct Jiiet aimed fora shot knowed then twas fight to tho doth pard But the thought of thet taua o mine o a demon Jest gave me the A fcelin thet dont tome from w inc 1 iic T lifed 1 my gun to tnke aim w hen Ho shot my arm fell at iny Mde knowed then my minutes wni nunibcied Itut mj only thought war fei my hi ale shut my ejes tight an I piayed pard Anptajed as I couldnt to day Twasscntial then form Saia An xomUIun jest taught me tcr pray The hoofbeats camo closer an closet 2 His jells the They rushed along on the plain grew neuthe ncM minute His hatchet would crash through my brain J jve to my foetvowingdeatly M life I would ell as I imit When twoiillehots lmg out clcailj An the last Injun felt dead m the dim A Twns my littlo w lfe thct hed shot him Hci horse galloped ndeile w An not fat awn laj thcgal paid Hci still smokin weapon held f ist pit 1spoke to her called liu to anew cr I raised up her deal little hond I felt fei hei heart it waini goin Tho poor little mi sus w as dead -- We buried htr unilei thct pinu tiee--shelters her gine night and i An often I w I all a 1 sic it I hadnt forgot how to pray It Cntue Id piay that the good Loid above us Would make such a m m out o me Thet I woald be worth the worn m Who gavo her joung lift up foi me An thcts why Im weaiin the locktt Twasatiinkctslie umI tti wcii An twill be light jcrt paid till I c ih in Anpuihaps when we miet over theic jEO 1 iitton in N Ilaruld Prcsiilent fliict Grovoi Cleveland and Govcrnot lioiuull P Flower shook liands in Mr Clevelands hall- way Monilav noon It was suggested to he Governor tliat that lie hail been talked about for a Cabinet place aid he Goveinoi I am not going into the Cabinet I do not want portfolio I am in favor of R Mr Murphy for Seim tor but it is a Ex- fjiltlc early to talk about it Secretary Whitney announced that lie too favored the eandidacy of Mr Oil no f I i fMurohy The Iron and bteel Maiiufictuiing Co of Canonsburg Pa which had been making arrangements to start in onncctiou with their mill nianufac- tuiing in plate and oideied the achinery for the same have aban doned tho project and countermanded tho order for the machinery giving as a reason that thoincomingDemooratie having declared its ndiniiiifttratioii policy on tho tartfl they feui that tho lyiifniit tin plate industry would not Hlikch thrive under a revenue tarifl To rfran csupcts go oVcr thcirt pneo with a broom dlnpod in hot Wat st to which a little turpentine has linfMi iifldoil Wring a clean cloth in w the hot watoiv and wipe under pieces of furniture too heavy o ho moved Keep your oyes on Ohio ov Cunipbell at Chicago - F id -- MM a week Mffi 9 i3r said ox- - dairy and oxpoct to mako it pay Iu San Francisco tho bodtos of Mrs son wholly on dry feed Eusilago and J G Johnson and hor No 37 North Broadway Second Floor the win tor dairy are tho complement wore fuu ml at homo Wednesday last Bill Barnes camo ovor to his of each other Thoy had boon dead over a week and said houso last week The womans huiband wont East a Tho reason why goosoborry bushes John do you want Co buy half of mildew in this country is becauso the voar ago and had slnco that time support cow summer temporaturo of tho soil is too contributed nothing to her nATfPPTft Hovf much do you want for half llor son was not of strong mhid and high Protect tho soil by mulching ty i asked John unable to bontributo anything Sho Allkludsof best grade of Carpets at tho Very lowest possible aud tho mildow will bo less injurious prices weary of tho fight with pov Ton dollars answered Bill though oven thon a spraying with sill bocailio Heros your mS noy phur All right erty shot hci son as ho slept and then CURTAINS mixtures will bo needed o Guess you better write me out a re- put a bullet through hef own brain Beautiful Curtains well worth tho money Thoy aro called ontiro exemption insure Mulch ho ceipt Bargains gooeborry bushes at tho beginning of In St Lbuls MpA John C Wolt ho v Yc9 hero you arc Now 3 Avaut absconding book kcopcr for Lanko OIL CLOTHS winter That will keep tho soil from you to sign an agreement that you freezing dcoply besides holding tho meycr Sons planing mill of Pitts Oil Cloths tho best makes and iu the newest and most dcsirablo will feed your half of the cow will mou patterns Peuu surrendered himsolt at tho turo in it next season t you Four Courts On April 2 i last ho HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS Peaches might bo groVn in many Certainly wound up a brief career of reckless No houso in Koutucky handles better goods or sells for closer signed tho agreement and places thoy are not if they wcro shel Â¬ John ness by disappearing with 500 Ito proms Bill went off humming Maggie Slur tered upon tho north and bast from tho cold winds by aij evergreen hedge waids were offered aud ho wandcicd phys Comrades from placo to placo a hunted man GOES Next day John went over to Bills or by buildingj or oven a high fence HU wife and parouts wore thoro and But when this is dono it is equally house he was glad toa eturn Hello John said Bill What do necessary to mulch well around each trco as far as the roots extend to pro Five thousand dollars worth of gin Â¬ you want over hero m vent warmth of the sun In tho early seng was burricd iu a drying house Como to get half the milk spring from starting them too early near Big Stouo Gap YaThu VBday M Half tho milk m Yes I own half of that cow you and subjecting tho bud to a chauco of night III being killed by later rosta know An oxplosioii of gas in an excava- Â¬ m Yes I know but you dont get any tion at tho corner of Monroo and Buckwheat Caks m milk t First ibo sure that you got perfectly Michigan Avenue Chicago blew out m Why pure btickwheat free from grit Tho nearly every window for threo blocks Cause it was tho front half of tho adulorations with rye injure tho qual- Â¬ around cow I sold you ity Put one quart of cold water into Miss Nina Doming ono of the most What a stone jar with a small neck add m popular young ladies of Tioga Pa Ye thats what You dont get it ouo tea spoonful of salt and three committed suicide by shooting herself Successors to Wells Hazelrigg any milk I sold it all any way aud three quarter cups of buckwheat Thursday night Sho was 18 years of Thorol flour beat well until perfectly smooth age Disoppointment in lovo is sup Fall and winter- - stobk now full and complete and then add a half cup of yeast or half a Well Ill see all about that K posed to be the cause of her suicide atmos- Â¬ compressed cake comprising novelties in Dress Goods foreign and John went home making tho aud mix well cover There occurred a disastrous head phere feel blue the top of tho jar with a saifcer or domestic Silks Underwear Hosier Yarns etc About four hours later Bill camo plate lot it stand in a moderately end collision at Pleasant Hill Mo Ladies and childrens shoes in abundance and Thursday between the southbound over to Johns houso and yelled warm place until morning In tho mail and express train on the Lexing very low You John Smith morning dissolvo a half tea spoonful ton Southern branch of the Missouri lit Well yelled back John Our carpet department is complete with Fine of saleratus or soda iu two table Pacific Railroad Both locomotives Do you want that cow to starve spoonfuls of boiling wator add this Carpets Rugs Mattings Oilcloths etc ill conidlctely wrecked as were also What do you mean to the batter beat thoroughly aud were A stylish and well selected line of ladies iii H a number of cars J T Elliug mail You own tho fiont half of that bake on a hot griddle The saloratus clerk was caught under the wheels jackets on hand to show Gloves ribbons trim- Â¬ cow and jouvo got to feed it thats is simply to improve tho flavor A all Pve got your agreement that you cupful of this batter may bo saved aim internally injured and cannot ILTi mings and notions of all kinds always on hand Many others wore severoly live would and and added to the cakes of to morrow Come in and ask for what you want we have it Im 01 The cow and you too Youll instead of fresh yeast and may be so hurt IE find some food for her in tho barn continued all Avinter There was a conference at the Ex irt Southern Hotel St Louis Thursday you blamed pirate You darned 11 Influence of Theological Schools between threo of the high officials of Well jouve got cheek m The schools devoted to tho training tho Louisville Nashville Railroad I have Think you have What Main Street Mt Sterling Ky H of clergymen havo a bearing upon tho Company andlocal gentlemen with do you mean Ml The clergyman reference to tho probable removal of Do you think Im going to pack the national welfare is not only a citizen but a trainer of the Louisvillo Nashville general fodder for your half of that cow citizen Moral and social questions offices from JLouisvilJo to St Louis Oh And you just bring some water or pertain to his sphere and although ho There is good grounds to believe that may not treat these abstractly yet in tho proposed removal is regarded that cow will die of thirst the concrete form in which they ap Â¬ favorablyboth byjthe railroadoulcials Then Bill walked away Special Bill camo limping over to Johns pear he has much to do with their so- Â¬ and St Louisiana lution Even where ho cannot solvo Different Items are house the next day It is probablejthat tho ten weeks published here every Whats tho matter now asked his counsels may teach patience and striko of the Mouougahela River week if you dont an earnest striving for a peaceful ad- Â¬ John miners will bo at an end by next see what you want justment MostofaIlit falls to him By ordering Your Goods You Matter enough said Bill Monday Opeiators claim that ad- Â¬ write for our to keep the many members of lie own tho liont half of From Us vices from the second and third pools COMPLETE CATALOGUE social organism in sympathy with one Hang it yep so you say are to tho effect that tho miners were We pay especial attention to our lOPULAK PJtICE DItESS GOODS another Wore clerical demagogism Well that cow hooked me Cfl In Homo Spuns remaining out until after the election worth COc piico prevalent in the United States its 4c Oh she did aud would then go to work- - In affir- Â¬ SS ln All iVool Sciges7 worth COc power to harm society would bo be- Â¬ piieoiOo Ye mation of tnat statement a large num- Â¬ 40 in Ilaids roc yond calculation But tho country ber RS in Fancy Camels Well Hair stripes 5Cc ofcommuuications were exhibited SS ln Fancy rinid niidStiipcd Che- still looks to clergymen to promote Im thinking about suing you for iots BOo by prominent operators from their SC ln Wool fancy stilpcd kindly tempers a scrupulous regard sullhifr 35c It cry letter Eicryerod on tho samo aiwt damages 30inNaiy Storm Sages and i ancy diggers announcing their willingness any recoired ordor Ailed nt for tho rights of all even tho weakest tho samo prices ns if you pm chased Oh aio ou to return to work at tho 3 cent rate in person bhoppinir by mall owlnpr Ilaiper8 Ye but Im willing to compro- Â¬ hnd docs not look in vain 10 4 White Jllankets Onj per pair to tho Rreat Ueiolonnicht of postal KM Wopl Blankets il5 i75 and facilities can ho conducted at safely Tho Ellis Island officials found Weekly mise 3 a pair aslf jou ounclf uoru buying otcr 11 4 White Wool tho counter If you ha o never dealt Francis Vidcl a former foreman in Blankets heavy Raising Tomatoes In Winter Ah with us in tho past a small trial order uelcht i and 5 a pair the Pittsburg Gas Works in charge of will convince you of thp truth of what lllt0 Wol Wnnkcts ctra lino 12i V and Yes You give me 50 and your ino tomato is last oecoming au imwc saj Samples sont ou Application r50n pair M0 Gray Blankets full size 8150 178 half of the cow and I wont say any portant winter crop being forced to fivo immigrant glass blowers on the and 2 a pair who had boon brought over thing about it boaring in green houses by close aud Friesland ou a contract to take strikers places After six hours of tilk John paid constant attention L n Bailoy of thf money and the old man went tho Now York Cornell Station states Labor Inspectors aftorward discovered twenty four more glass blowers under avva happy that a tomato houso should havo all contract among tho second cabin Boxes eight A sensational case was brought to the sunlight possible passengers Tho men wcro taken to light Monday b the anet of Wm S tcen inches pquare placed about a foot Ellis Island aud accused of coming Johnstone at Colorado Springs who apart may contain four plants which hero in violation of tho alien contract THE STEWART DRY GOODS CO The has been a well known business man may bo trained and pruned S laws If a good case is made out -- S CLOAKSf at Mauitott lor the past eleven years roots should bo at least five feet from against tho owner of tho glass factory tho roof and when affected by tho CARPETS The chaific is bigamy Johnstone ho will be prosecuted nematode root gall tho plants should tfpHSfery bus been living with his piesent wife Harry Lawrence a tall wcll drecsed At I t IUPBV in Manitou for ten eais Wile No 1 po destroyed tho soil removed for MKS furffchinfo salting and freezing and tho beds or young man was a prisoner in tho when she confronted Mi Johnstone 335To3IWJtFrcRS0NST at tho hotel Tuesday said she was dc boxes washed with lye Tho young Jefferson Market Police Court New seitcdin Philadelphia a faw months plants requiro most water and tho soil York Thursday charged with tho ab Â¬ alter being married to the accused should bo thoroughly wot each time duction of Ivy Roche a Since Ufa she has continued ait un A brisk bottom heat is best aud tho girl whoso mothor tho wife of a man tiring seaich for the missing spouse air should bo from GO degrees to 65 at ono timo well known in Cleveland degross F at night aud from 70 de- Â¬ O politics lives at No 304 West The Not th western Miller loports gree to 80 degrees in tho day and Thirty first Streot Two women are tho stock of wheat in tho Minneapolis oven higher in full sunshine In also implicated and locked up as ac- Â¬ piivato elevatots at 1578000 bushels about four months tho plants will complices Tho girl says sho was de a gain for tho week of 128000 bushels flower and must bo artiflcally pollin- Â¬ coyed by tho two women under prom A ear ago tho privato stock was ated to prevent small oue sided fruit iso of diamonds aud money to go wjih Fino and latest stylo Wall papers plain and deeoiatcd Picture Frames 1030000 bushels The aggregate At this time the air must bo kopt dry them aud thoy took hor to Yonkers 1 7 stock at Minneapolis Superior and ospccially about noon A second crop Fine Art Material etc Josoph Bulmor and wife living on Dulnth is 10011316 bushels or 1955 North Mnysvillo Street Mt Sterling Ky is obtained by trailing out shoots 792 bushels more than last Monday from tho baBO tho third floor of thotonomont No 160 Sept 30 1 y of old plants Tho At the corresponding time last year winter blight somotimes soriously 3n Grchard Street Now York City went the sock was 9707900 bushels juros tho plants No remedy Is out carlo Thursday evening leaving their boy with Mrs It is not unusual for colds con Â¬ known but tho disease is being stud Â¬ Bulmora mother Mrs Miller I W P Guthrie of Mt Sterling When ied by tiio station Removal of tho tracted iu the fall to hang on all win- Â¬ f Ky rojiresouting Green Huflakoi the pareutB next Baw their baby It lay fc Co vof Louisvillo ter In such cases catarrhal chronic diseased plants aud thorough renova- Â¬ on a cot Iu tho hospital badly wholesale burned tion of tho green liQUBo are rccomoned tjjoiroo en Janp sua win aurwaq pti i donlors lu Boots and Shoos iviH bronchitis aio almost sine o result MiHor who is an old lady fell A squaro foot of floor space yields Mrs tjioi8uo joj pop on paqo bm t wyjn call on tho hllBrchants of Central A Utiv cuiit boltlo of Chamberlain about wo pound of tomatoos Am asleep and was awakened by tho and Eastern Koutucky evory 6ixtyCough Bemcdy will cure any cold suouts of tho tonauts as they rushed Agriculturist Ldays Any orders directed to Mr4 you afford to risk so much for so Can through tho halls Smoko filled tho small an amount This remedy is tvjuiuuu xiui iiiiiiurBuu uiock Tho Democratic govoruora managed room Confused and terrorized tho this city will receive prompt at- intended especially for bad colds and to throw considerable forco into their woman forgot tho child and nulling tout 1011 croup and can always bo depended Thanksgiving proclama lions this from tho room sho joined tjio panic t upon For sale by T G Julian rwl intv it HJL 1 year tit stricken crowd iirA fftm siderable Complications HICKS CARPET STORE i -- fr t son-in-la- I U Â¬ IPMMMS Msmmi5immm2m3 M lliitti s Dry tiiiiisi M MW i I 1 V 1 1 1 li is i 1 I 1 2G j 1 i I 1 fmt m i Grubbs HazeIrig BlSSSpgMiggS SAVE MONEY urenrujvMuw ggigSp Prices Mail Order Department Â¬ yfpr M iMisvnxEifr Â¬ Wall Paper and Paints - 1 ii 1 Bfe Xmft- HBt wmmssnmanmmaaammmtmKmimmmKmMmttmmammjaKmmxwmuumMc f fP 11 vrf jkmbpiww w r niwmmw i nW i YW1 saf W i vLi Sir i iiAwaufflBii 3 Q73WHra ti4irlMPt 33ajeESK t t- 3 tAi- r r - u Wtfr- iABPS Tjttr aiBMpr i v v -- i fM u v t - T irhik V W ff - r V rri3rvt9 v T i saninrc K 415 - T i - itJi j t Jf v - j xy3nuraKxrv tmhbbt w TBBfRAJA jaRjUWT rtwi WiJBffi W vrMLfh TTTIKr IrK1 y WiAii S ljt XfrVyvrtJrJ Q - 7t a Af r MT One morning BTEBMra ADVOCATE TUESDAY KOVEMBEB EB a moment but sho could gain noth ing from his impassive face Then -- 22 1892 Â¬ THE ADVOCATE O pick men x LITLETHINQB A- rt SH m f A good by KImi U alittlo thlhg your ihnd on tile doorto go t With iTJwutit talcs the vcnoni out o thotlng glK ift tl IHUIIJHC 1rrtt14 Ul r- At Ja Vi At - Tat yu riulc au llour nBa rU fl tiMtfll HVillVl ww fl t a - f i Ak8stgrcottoglS8VcoUnd rdro Alter inc ioiioimcuay AndltBmpotlisJhpurrqivii ijlowod by cnro Thellncs on tiefotoieaiouonce colled fnlrj In the years lliatjiiuo flown ivSvuy TH a iittlo thing to sny You are kind 1 lovo you my doar caclnlght But jt sends a tRtill tlirougltIio1icartl For lpvo ivtcuricft us loyo ia blind Aa Wcllmb lifes rugged hcrglit 4 And Mo starve cnclrothocfor loye HyotakdbiltwoddnotglVo earca It aeoma ao easy sbmtfaoul to bftiaa But wo dolo th6 loyo gmdglngly Till tis bitter nnd hard to llyc Jcnncsa Jtlltcr Monthly v r w THE HOUSEHOLD Whioky will take oupvcry kind of frui stain Table cloths and napkins whiclVjiiavObeconjo almpst ruined by otairis may bo restored by pouring whisky upou them boforo waslling yfj BkcYA A 6ofa cushion is a soft changcablo- seagreou surah made up in oblong One corner is of plain dove shape colored silk upon whichv tho words Fair thoughts bo your fafr pillpw aro worked Deep trills of silk llnjgj Hoart sliaped ami lan tho cushion shaped cushions aro also hr gr6at de Â¬ mand and all of thorn havo straps attached so that thoy bo carried with- Â¬ out inconvenience For whito fruit cake sift oiio pound of llour with two toaspoonqtuVofbak ing powder cream ono pound of sugar and a Wlf a pound of butter tcgothor mix with tho flour beat well and add one- teacup of sliced citron ono cup of blanched almonds ono teacup Of stoned raisins and three lastly stir in of grated coacoanut carefully the well beaten whites of fourteen eggs thin with half acup of sweet milk and pour in a greased mold Bako two hours A leather covered easy chair and couch havo been kept in excellent condition for years by rubbing the leather part occasionally with salad oil and vinegar Rub on a little of tho oil with an old silk handkerchief and with another give tho leather a thorough polishing If too much of tho mixturo is applied or tho rubbing is too light tho leather wil lbo left in a sticky oily condition - M St S out which may bo with a stiff little brush kept for tho purpose there is no need All that is of washing tho burner necessary is to wipe the burner out in every part with asoft flannel or cot- Â¬ ton cloth which should also bo kept for tho purpose This keeps tho bur Â¬ ner bright and free from surplus oil anddust The best way of treating a wick is to brush of tho charred part If and thus allow it to trim itself used it is apt to bo tho scissors aro uneven uutil tho flame has burnt it oven A few drops of alcohol will do more to rcmovo the dust and smoke from tho inside of a lamp chimnoy and leave it crystal bright than a quart of water Whoa dust is diffi- Â¬ cult to remove apply a little alcohol on a cloth Ex Qare of Lamps HS lampi8 properly brushed If a ru A week or two ago a mau named William Ilooveu loft Curwinsville Clearfield county trundling a wheel- Â¬ barrow with tho avowed intention of making a trip across tho continent He was a poor man and left his family Ho in au almost destitute condition thought ho could make enoigh money by writing to newspapers recounting his trip to keep himself and family But tho combination didnt work Tho nowspapors as usual couldnt toll a good thing when thoy saw it and so didnt tumblo all over each other in their frantic efforts to secure tho thrilling lett6rs of Mr Hoovcn Tho result was that tho constable of Cur rcnsvillo has sold his household goods leaving tho wife and children almost Iloovon is boing roasted ponuilcss Ex on all sides As I reached tho point whoro tho straggling road bocamo a street I mot John Wolcott superintendent and assayer of tho Bosworth mines He looked unusually1 sorious and calling a man to tako my horso to tho stable I dismounted and Beated mysolf beside him on his buckboard It had boon difliciUt to oonvinoo tho men most of them easy going but hard headed minors that tho epidemic was upon us and when I bad first pronounced it smallpox tho boys had cursed mo in no measured terms For several days after thoy had continued to drop in and soo Froeman bringing samples of prhno whisky to pull him through The symptoms however soon bo came unmistakable A panic had siezed tho men and thus my woitet fears began to bo realized Within eleven days from tho time when I first visited Freeman six men were low and ono had died It seemed advisable for me to leavo my prac- Â¬ tice at A within assistant and to spend my timo for a few days mostly at tho camp Tho cabin in which an attempt liad been made to isolate Freeman Vas already quite iull and now as wo drove along among tho dusty cacti John told mo that there were two new cases at Scudders saloon A saloon isnt just tho placo for thom I said but I dont think ho heard me Ho continued Thoy must be moved at once Tho men have fled now but it would tako more than tho smallpox to keep that place empty We drove directly to Scudders Wolcott had closed tho shutters and it was so dark that I could not at first see tlio two men whose quick breathing I hoard I threw open a window Two overturned chairs a broken table half a dozen broken bottles and an array of dirty glasses on tho bar testified to tho hilarity of tho previous evening Ono of the sick men lay on the floor behind tho bar and the other in a corner of tho disorderly little room A comrade braver or more thoughtful than his fellow deserters had set a pitcher of water on tho floor and later had pitched some blankets in through tho window Both men were in a stupor from the combined effect of the whisky and tho disease but tho symptoms were unmistakable Where shall we put them I a3ked Wolcott Not much choice of places Jud son has just finished a shanty Well have to use it HI hunt him up But little could bo done for tho sick men until they were differently placed so I drove out with John to see what could be found Judson was not at the hotel The landlord knowing what we wanted shook his head He didnt think Judson had built that shanty for a pesthouso Ho had heard talk about a wife and some little children There were but three women in the camp two Of whom Mexican women were employed as holp in the hotel So Judsons theme had a special significance for his friends as well as for himself We drove on The man we sought was not at the mine but an hour later we mot him on his way there Judson said Wolcott ho had an unnecessarily authoritative manner with the men wo shall havo to take your house for the sick people Tho devil you will Yes the cabin is full and there are two fre3h cases at Scudders this morning Your house is in shape 1 during ttio earlier course of our thoughts she said years of my practice in the west I Sposo yo bring thom men to my was riding toward a Iittlo Now Mox house t Whoro will you go ican mining camp It consisted of a Guess there aintnoplacotogo few BhanUes in which tho mou bunked 6no or two adobo huts a HI Btsiy there it cant bo dona provision store a hotel nnd a saloon good onbugh for cm Good Wolcott spoko jri ore gently enough Yes but have you had the smallpox Say Mr NoH Wo drovo on Wolcott tlio woman had not moved theyre thero now Whoro At my house Ohl Mlts all right aint it Who moved them up thero Two of tho men from Jakes cabin I told tliem looking fur tively intoWolcotts facothat I had orders froiri youl You did I Well how you have an order from mor got a horso go straight to A and stay thoro un- Â¬ til I give you permission to come back t Doyou hoar Im fraid doctor wont let mo go there sho said looking at me No I said replying to Wolcotts searching glance J wont let her go Shes been helping to care for tho boys in Jakes cabin and I sup pose sho has just couio from these Sho nodded as I said new cases this and wo drove on I had known John Wolcott from his early childhood and lyel understood his impatience now It annoyed him to havo hi3 cut and dried classffidations of humanity disturbed I knew that ho would brood over this unexpected incident until some satisfactory reason for its existence was found Ho was surprised even chagrined to find that a woman like tho ono we had just met could ap- Â¬ peal in any way to his respect Now what did sho do that for he said after a thoughtful silonce Wnat would any ono do sucn a thing for Shes human isnt sho Wolcotts intolerance seemed brutal at times Human Certainly but how do you explain her lifol I dont havo to explain it I said Tho men call her Lib ho said significantly They dont throw stones at her do they I asked No reflectively I dont think Â¬ as if she knew our dilemma and tho Aint it Â¬ in a teasing way They were all convalescent now An exÂ¬ pression of fear flashod across Libs face usually so Btolid A young fellow on ono of thocots saw it and with some unnecessarily emphatic adjectives said Oh damn it Lib You wont go thero and if you should thero aint a devil in all Tophet meanenough to toast you Ho might bo drunk you know Lib answered and then theres no sayug what ho would or wouldnt do Naturally Lib did not escape the contagion L found her one morning when I called to seo tho last of thq convalescents lying on ono of tho cots VMts come doctor she said Good thing tho boys aro out of the way Aro thero any now ones No Lot mo seo your tongue Hercaso was serious and from tho beginning thoro was but littlp hope of her recovery When1 1 told Wolcott about her his- faco was a curious study He was generally rather guarded in hid forms of expression but I thought ho spoko stronglj whemho said that if tho Almighty had over created any greater conundrum than a woman he hoped it might bo kept out of his range You wouldnt find women sq mysterious John if youd consent to study them at shorter range I had frequently counseled him to Â¬ - J 0 MILLER successor to Kentucky Central SR Miller i Wilson BLUE GRASS ROUTE Shortest and Quickest Routo FltOM- - INSURANCE AND CENTRAL KENTUCKY TO ALL POINTS REAL ESTATE Lowest Bates Choicest Companies jSTOBTH SOUTH Through daily train scrvico between Cincinnati and liiddlcsborough and points on L N It It Schedule in Effect Xov 15 1801 Promptest Settlements OF ANY AND ALL AGENCIES outhlJouiid The Bargain Store GORDON FRANKS Lve almoin Lvo Cvnthiana - Exinesa Aui nily 8 10 o Vast Line Bally Kx Sun Ex feun 8 00 pm 8 OSiim 9 lOiim it Accm SoS Le Ive Cincinnati Colnj5tpn 8 18 I J5 Â¬ Â¬ marry Wouldnt I You- - Â¬ Â¬ us down in Mainowhen I had the smallpox No that was after I had como werent with 11 Have mnile a great change In their Clotliinir Ait Intis 12 10 m nnd Lhoc business Thcv lia o the goods to suit An- LcxlnKton both lich and poor youn and old nt priocc nn 11 Lvo 2um heaidof W nie selling now cn2ts nt i60ui ArrWnchcstci 12 10 m Ncns Slides atUSc up Ladies Shoca at 76e uji Te Winchester 12 40 pm 1 S3 p m Misses Shoos at fOcup Also gicat bargains In Arr lUclimond 1 lis Lvo lUclimond m a 03 pm llcrca Hats Caps Gents Furnishing Goods lvo Livingston An3 05 p m Lvo 8 15 p m Wo receive now goods Aery vieck Dont Lvo Livingston London 4 10 p m toilet to call nnd gec us at 4 50 p m Ait Corbin Corbin 5 00 p m Lvo lIurlxm viHofl 32 p m Lvo Ilnovlllo 0 11 p m Lvo Middlcborough 7 35 p m Arr Cumber Ill Gap 55 p m 10 am am am 43 a in is a m 10 23pm 11 CKipia 5im 8 Minn 4 81pm 5 1 J5pm Pru liJriAi 50pm irlsr -- 00pin 0 ISrim 7 7 7 0pm 55pm - The Bargain Store 24- - Le - west they do v - m i IMr Scalded Fowls If all fowls were scalded after boing killed instead of dry picked tho skin would bo cleaned and tho feathers Llcr some- Â¬ more easily removed times exist in earcassos that havo boon dry picked especially when fowls havo been kept on filthy loca- Â¬ Scalding kills all vermin and tions makes tho carcass cloan It would bo well also if all carcasses woro drawn as they could thon bo washed inside and salted if necessary instead of marketing dressed fowls with tho en- Â¬ trails remaining as is tho custom in Farm and Fireside bomo sections Not much and whats more it wont be Whats tho trouble Think Ive put 300 into that shanty for you to put them drunken devils into We could make that all right No ye couldnt Next time I build maybe 111 fit up for a pest house but this happens to be for my wife and children I cant think of another place said Wolcott speaking rather to himself than Judson Let them stay where they are they cant hurt Scudders the householder called out as we left him We drove on in silence I did not know the situation well enough to make suggestions and I confess to having felt an interest in seeing how a practical man would deal with tho emergency A woman was coming toward us I think it was a shade of disgust on Wolcotts face that drew my atten- Â¬ tion to her tall rather heavy figure which moved toward us with a cer- Â¬ tain grace Her bjeachod hair was drawn back into a knot in some un kempt fashion and her face as she stopped evidently wishing to speak with Wolcott wns like a blurred manuscript revealing but little and that of a character that sho would havo concealed had it boon possible Mr Wolcott sho said as wo came near her John pulled up his you horso with evident impatience Imow where I live Youre Miss Smith I believe Sho looked questioningly at him for Â¬ isnt it When I had attended to those who were in tho moro advanced stages of the disease Wolcott joined me again and together we drove toward Libs cabin It was well out on tho plain a bare unnainted little place browned by the sun to a certain haV mony with its surroundings Jib was seated on her doorstep and seemed to be resting from recent ex ertion Theyre in there she said waving her hat which she was using as a fan towaru tho front room and making way for us to pass her The room was baro and comfortless Jts furniture consisted of two cots one or two wooden chairs and a pine table Its decoration was achieved by tho presence on the walls of a few gaudy prints from the circus Tho placo was clean enough but untidy It was wholly lacking in tho charm that makes a place homelike Xbud better tell mo what to do sho said when Wo had undressed tho men and mado them ioro comfortable I reckon 111 be the only And so it nurse in this hospital turned out Do your best Elizabeth I said when 1 had given her instructions Do about medicines and drinks your best and well stand by you She looked at mo with somo sur- Â¬ prise I wondered afterward if she had over been called Elizabeth before Tho situation presented an unsolved problem to Wolcott Alert and vigi Â¬ lant to all that came under his supervision I saw that his eyes often rested on the nurse as sho moved about in obedienc6 to orders Now that his Cst repugnance had been overcome he treated her as he would have treated any faithful serving woman Sho obeyed him unquestioning land as she was a good cook and possessed unfailing good nature she proved to be a capital nurse Tho men were certainly hard cases They hall to bo managed and Lib had her Sown methods She would swear at tiem threateningly or encouragingly as the case seemed to suggest but never with ill temper When circumstances allowed she would drop asleep in some corner to bo awakened by the first call or moan from her patients Thero were at one timo fivo cases in that Iittlo Jroom and their re- Â¬ covery was largely duo to Libs faith- Â¬ ful service Wo lost three cases in tho other cabin Wolcotts sense of justice led him to say something kind to her ono day Youre a good nurse Elizabeth You must have had experience Yes Ivo nursed a good many times on and off Smallpox I thought you said youd never had that No not smallpox but whats tho sense of bein scared Hell cant bo much worse than bein beat black and bluo by a drunken fool The scorchin might bo a trifle more worryin suggested ono of tho Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ you remember Margaret Truesdale Very well We woro tohave been married well no matter about particulars I came west- What can we do for Lib Sho was Not much Im afraid rather moro patient and obedient than tho men had been At times sho was delirious but thoro were intervals when she was not so and when she wanted to talk From the little kitchen one day I heard Wolcott say Elizabeth how did such a good sort of a woman as you are como to bo living as you do here I had a pitcher of hot water in my hand and stood still until it burned my fingers to hear her answer I never knowed any other way to live Yo dont think Im wick edorn tho men round here do ye Tho answer was prompt and positive No I dont Was this my Puritan friend As Lib sank under the effect of tho disease and it becamo plain that sho must dio tho Mexican woman who was helping to take care of her thought that a priest should be called But Lib did not want him Sho had not it seemed any church traditions and I thought her without any germ of religious feeling but one day she surprised me by ask ing Wolcott had just gone out Is God bettern him Why Lib If ho is mobbo hell give me another chance It seemed that tho thought had in somo irregular fashion beon turning itself about in her mind for after a time she added Do Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ South Maysvllle Street Opposite Opera Houso Lve Corbin Le Williamslmiff AirJellloo - 4 50 5 45 0 1 20pm pm m pm pm pm Le Lancaster An- Stanford Lvo Uiclunond 50 4 45 5 20 Josiah Lindsay -- Xoi th Bound -- So 2 Dally Exptcsa t JtvS Xo4 Ually 7 00 7 50 10 15 Dally Ex S u n Vo 6 - AGENT on Lvc btaufonl Lvo Lancaster Arr lichmond ArrCoibin am am am C O RAILROAD i lvo WilliaVbK-1Uo -- 1 west ol depot Mt Sterling Ky Â¬ - 35 LveCuniTdGapJ W lvo Middiboiough 8 05 am 8 am 9 35am 0 0 7 8 0 9 10 11 33 58 - Manufacturer and dealer In Tobacco Hogs Â¬ LolubivilIc heads Hough Lumber and Ialo Ice We nuikc ArrCoibin our business which is lioomine by doing the McCoibin bestVork and offering Hough Lumber at spec An- Li nclon Ingston ial piiccs which aio never wet We also do custom sawins t va Lve Livingston Iici ca An uiclunond Lve Uiclunond icbesler iVlr Le Winchester- Lo rinovlllp c so If 2fl 1 -- 3 85am 25am 83 11 03 am am 47am am am am fil Lc WHFLETCHER AUCTIONEER MT STERLING KENTUCKY Ait Iaus - Lolaiis LoCynthiaiia LoInlmoutli Ai r Covington Air Cincinnati MoLoMngton 0 05 am 0 55 am 7 10 am 7 45 urn 7 00 inn 7 5 Jam 8 24 am 11 11 is am 12 12 41 pm 12 41 pm lonn 1 53 pm 2 27 pm 2 00 pm 185 pm s his services to tho people of Montgomery and surrounding counties 1ioinpt attention given to all sales of Personal Piopcrty nnd Ileal 21 1 r Estate Terms Reasonable 10 10 49 55 i nm am am it 07 pm 4 01pm 5 35 pm 5 45 pm 237pm 3 45 pm 4 4 48 11m 5 80 i 87 2jiin 0 45pn ir in MAYSVILLE BRANCH North Bound W T Tylk it E F Robertson MANAGERS Ex LtcCotington Ivc JCxinston Jr K11 Air ill leisbuig Ai rCaiiislo Arr Johnson An Masillc South Bound I e Cincinnati I Daily o 10 feun 7 00 a 7 63 n m 8 18 8 40 0 34 10 10 am am am am No 12 Dally Ex ui i 65 pm 1 02 pm 5 2opm 0 15 pm 0 as pn 7 00 pm 7 54 pm 8 SO pm No E Ex Sun 5 20 5 57 i 7 No 9 Daily Daily Sua 11 Planing Mill Co Manufactuicrs and dealars In all kinds of She was looking toward tho road tho door and still thinking of Wolcott and a curious attempt to smilo was apparent on her disfigured face He thought that day that I was worse than tho binallpox I know Sho he did but hes ben good dozed fitfully and in one of her wak ing moments asked Do yo believe Godll tako care o mo as you two Wolcott was standing have done by her cot He answered unhesitatingly Yes Elizabeth Ho had the kindest words for such women as you are Hell tako ca re of you Then mebbo Ill havo a chance I haint had much chance hure Yes Im sure tLero11 be a chance This was a for all who want ono far broader creed than any I had heard my friend formulnro in our frequent talks But ho spoko sincerely and confidently There was in our care for tho sick woman not a trace of sentimentality She had been of practical service to us had risked her life in humane work and none could under thocircumstances have done less Our surprise was in seeing how quickly in such unpromising soil the seed of kindness germinated and also in witnessing tho feeble gropings of her spirit in tho light of unaccustomed sentiments A few nights later in a stony field beside three other graves now marked by simken earth we buried her Tho lantern which was held while Wolcott read a few sentences from tho burial service shed its flickering light on the faces of seven men fivo of whom were scarred and wan from recent illness As ho read that this corruptible shall put on incorruption and this mortal shall put on immortality ho paused and there was a silence that mado uo conscious of tho solemn stars above us As wo turned away wo saw another light Libs cabin was already in flames As John Wolcott saw it ho said loud enough for mo to hear Greater lovo hath no man than this that ho lay down New York his life for bi3 friend Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Mebbo hell bo jood Yes I said hell bo good Yo know that day I met ye in lc Johnson IoCiiliolo Air An- S It iAcIUayswllo Lc Jlillei sbuig Pans Lexington co Â¬ Rough Dressed Arr Covington An Cincinnati 7 8 10 51 am nm 15 a m 40 a m am Sam am 1100am 1 50 pm 2 27pm 8 20 pm S 45 pin 4 10 pm 7 CO pm C 37 pm 0 15pm LUMBER White Pino and Poplar Singles Doors of all Sizes Sa9h Glazed and Unglazcd Window and Door Frames Moulding and Brackets of all kinds Verandas of every Description KNOTT C ATMOUE Tiaillc Manager Genl Pass Air- Gcnoial Olllces Louisville Ky S F It HOUSE Apst GcnI Pwgr Agt OOice Cliimbui of Coinnieico Bldg Cinti O No 1 Dailj to all points except Rowland Di viMon w hich 11 except Sunday No 2 ISuns daily ex Sunday fiom Lexingtoc to I incinti r f Â¬ dilj Star II Planing Mill Company Mt Sterling Ky No Ituns dailv No 4 Runs dailj from all stations except tho lowland nhich is daily oxccjitSunday No C DhIj except feundav No 5 Dailv ex Sunday between Cincinnati and Lexington No 10 laus and Loxington Accommodation Daily Lenes Lexington 10 00 am Anivea Puih 10 45am No Falmouth Accommodation Leaves Cln cinmiti 6 15 pm An Ives Falmouth 7 05 pm dail except Mindav No 8 Lci cs Falmouth 00 am Arrives Cin- Â¬ cinnati 7 55 am daily excom Sunday Nos 1 nnd is male connection at Winchester for A M V Itv point on tho N No Cniries thi ongh caw horn Cincinnati to Muldleboioiigh and Cumberland dap nnd all in ii mediate stations and luns daily 1 -- Iiiion 1 1 mJm WlTO Ug B f lVlll JAPANLSfc ir - ESESS522SKI ILL ii - M i cusss Ml W U P XiiJB LOSS OF APPETITE - 1 A Guaranteed Curo for Piln nt ii im or Uojioe External Internal Blind or lWrt Ing Itching Chronic Ituvent or lleieditary 1 Ids rented has posith ely never lwen Know 11 to 100 n box 0 boxes forif300 eenthy mail fail 111 onnlil nn l ormnt nt iivlm a t tco poxitiril gi en to each pincliaser or boC lt II I Indigestion Dyspepsia Nansca Sour Stomach Sleeplessness etwiaMii Headache Neraras Pros- Â¬ tration Neuralgia Pal- Â¬ til pitation of the Heart V Los3 of Energy wcaKness 01 JSacic iTeelinga 01 Languor and Lassitude Gen erai JJobUity La Grippo Eto Eto Iii mo for 35 yoAW by eminent pijyMclnnt and surgeons tu tbis united auto nrd pro nounced by them the best XONIO extuot K enrea whore all others full Try It and b convinced Abic your Druggut for It Â¬ paid if not Clued Guarantee lulled bv V 1 Llovd Dniiriist nnd Snln Awnt xf Ky Call Sales mp for 22 lv mi 1111 till JV n i tn n sn iljij-j--vjii- v m T 1 V K4 h S t 1 2- - rH N J9J A PRICE J ED RAY 103 PER GO BOTTXJ3 and Proprs Maris t PAHISi ICS fViiihrTW a irvKicv ii iiA v 1 - 1 W n AUi kMlfiKIUWUI S IX v ft ft -- - 1 f J V f w ym iw- JV4 pard m ir n - i nU ji viJ IV vf v mt sTEBiiiKa ad v6oate iTi HE BOUGHT HALF A COW A Bargain That Ended In ConÂ¬ usb Ay oymbeb 22 1892 GENERAL NEWS f r mnr ADVOCATE SARA GLEANINGS sacs t i siderable Complications Bill Barnes came over to his and said liouso last week vou want to buy half of John do cow IIow much do you want for half asked John Ten dollars answered Bill Heros your money All right Guess you better wrifo me out a receipt Yes hero you aro Now I want you to bign an agreement that you will feed your half of tho cow will you son-in-la- V Uh IS p It looks odd like Toscunn old timer like mo Im aware lMuiul hlft throat like n lm round a tree tell rwkicfl I kinnfoldyerlho story It ntore tv Lcoiildnt jltU let- tell It nil ocr to night - pard Hceinj somehow ter oxm a door flt8 Id r llicvdoor thct leads back tor the fifties Way back ter tho gold flndln days When 1 settled out jcio from Missouri Alho with tho gold feer craze left Well Id left a young an ccthcai t Whod promised vi hen Id Btnick thu spot Shud como to mo thai an get married An help me onjoy v hat Id got Â¬ 1 rustled fer 1 had a purposo To build mo a homo fer tho ga1 I never forgot her a minute An she writ ter mo like a paL An one day well dont I remember The sky never seemed qulto so bright jShu camu ter our camp llko a sunbeam The shadows hed driven tor flight Wo - wcntotrhunmiug Maggie Slur phys Comtades Bill Certainly John signed tho agreement and ere spliced thct samo c cnlng nb sunset An tho boy all allo A cd w hen twas o cr Thct they were as happy as we An vto never bed a sad moment Our llfo was n wild one an f rco f Aninauy amiloon thepraiilo Ono AVot o l idden my Sal a and inc gono false of our rccknin Fer Sat a lied seen wey offthar A patch o soma wild praivio flow er Thet looked like a great ciimson star Sho i odo in thcr lead an ther pictur She made I can never foigct Her ciuly locks ilnncin an sliinin And blick as tho blackest of jet I cantered along kind o easy When out of the stillness there came Tho pllnk of au agenoy rille An my horse well he gave up the game dyt wod Next day John went over o Bills house What do Hello John said Bill you want over hero Como to get half the milk Half tho milli Yes I own half of that cow you know Yes I know but you dont get any milk Why Cause it was the front half of tho cow I sold you What Ye thats what You dont get any milk Isold it all any way There Well Ill see all about that and John went home making tho atmos- Â¬ phere feel blue About four hours later Bill camo over to Johns house and yelled You John Smith Well yelled back John Do vou want that cow to starve What do you mean You own tho front half of that cow and vouvo jot to feed it thats all Ive got your agreement that you would and Youll The cow and you too fiud some food for her in the barn you blamed pirate You darned Well youve got cheek I have Think you have What do vou mean to pack Do you think Im fodder for your half of that cow Oil y He was down an I bed ter co with him J opined twas a light ter the end 1crithoutlooklu bick 1 knowed Injuns AVar hidln down thar in the bend I mofeyed behind thct dead horse paid An waited fer them ter como out An putty soon three w ild red de ils Came teal in my way vt ay with a shout I picked off tho first in a minute While their shots ent v ulc as he fell I fired agin an my bullet Sent another ted devil to hell Thet left only one in the sciimmnge Thevwckedest one in the lot His ojcs burnln red like a flic Ills thootcr just aimed for a shot 1 knowed then twas fight to the death pard Hut tho thought of thet Saia o mine lest ga o me tho ligo o a demon A ftcliu thet dont come from wine w I lifted my gun to take aim Jlq hot my ami fell at my 1 lien bide knowed then my minutes wai numbeied Ihit niy only thought w ar fei my bride shut my eyes tightan I piajed pard An prayed as I couldnt to day Twaascntial then fer my Saia An nomethin jest taught me ter pray 2 Tho hoofbeats camo closer an closet They lushed along on the plain Hisycils they grew neu tne next minute His hatchet v ould crash through my brain And you just bring some water or that cow will die of thirst Then Bill walked away Bill camo limping over to house the next day Whats the matter now Johns asked You I rose to my foot vow ing deaily My life I would sell as I must When two rifleshots tang out cleat ly An the last Injun fell dead in the dnt Twas my little v ife thet bed shot him not fat avraj paid jAiiHer still smokln ltj Illegalheld fast weapon J J tlfn lwttsjn f fillntwit t ulm lru i iiit 4 John Matter enough said Bill own the front half of Hang it yee so you say Well that cow hooked me Oh Miodid Yen Well net io answer I raised up her dent little head I feltfor bet bcatt--i- t waintgoin Tha poor little nucsus w as dead jspuCio iicrcaiicu We burled her under thet pine tiee--I- t shelters her giao night antlaj An often 1 wish as I see it I hadnt forgot how to pray Im thinking damages about suing you for Id ptay that the good Ixml alxnc us Would make such a nrtn out me Tliet I would be worth the woman Who gave her joung life up foi me Ciiueo An thcts why wcnim the locket Twnsii trinket she iw d tei weai An twill be tight etc paid till I cash in An perhaps when we meet oel theic GEO Im Oh are you Ye but Im willing to compro- Â¬ mise Ah Yes You give me 50 and your half of the cow and I wont say any I bUTToN in X Y llaiald thing about it Alter six hours of ttlk John paid the money and the old man away happy went ft and Governor lio- ell P Flower W ahook hands in Mr Clevelands hall way Monday noon It was suggested to tlie Governor that tlutt he had heen talked about for a Cabinet place - iiiiit ni rrt Mrtini I am said lie Governor I do not into the Cabinet not going I am in favor of Want a portfolio Mr Murphy for Senator but it is a llx- little early to talk about it Secretary Whitney announced that he oo favored the candidacy of Mr Oil no Milrohy The Iron and bieel Manufacturing of Ctnonsburg Pa which had Sheen making arrangements to start in Â¬ t connection with their mill manufac turing in plate and onleied the awicluncry for tho same have aban doned tho project and countermanded tho order for the machinery giving as Co A scnsatiounl case was brought to light Monday by the arrest of Win S Johnstone at Colorado Springs who has been a well known business man at Mauitou for tho past eleven years The charge is bigamy Johnstone bus been living with his piesent wife in Manitou for ten years Wile No 1 when she confronted Mr Johnstone at the hotel Tuesday said sho was dc seitcdin Philadelphia a few months after being married to tho accused biuco lhn she has continued an un Â¬ tiring search for tho missing spouse The Northwestern Miller reports tho stock of wheat in tho Minneapolis pi ivate elevators at 1578000 bushels a gan for tho week ofl28000 bushels A ear ugo the private stock was 1030000 bushels The aggregate stock at Minneapolis Superior and a reason that tho incoming Democratic Duliith is I06U31C bushels or 1955- administration having declared its 702 bushels more than last Monday At the corresponding time lust year I policy on tho tariff they fear that tho i infant tin plate industry would not the sock was 9707900 bushels filikcly thrive under ntcvcmic tariff if To Tran carpel go over them onco feawpokwitli a broom dipped In hot kri added Wring n clouu cloth in I tho hot water and wipo under I I pieces of furnltuio too heavy to bo 1 moved - n i4 Keep your eyes on Ohio said cx- f pgSoy Caiupbcll at Chicago fcbeoii it i wuur i- wuiuu uiunu 11 1 m inuiiu i i nun not tiiiiHual for colds coiu fall to hang on all whi- Â¬ ter In such cases catarrhal- chronic bronchitis arc almost Mire to result A iiliv cent botllo of Ohambcrlaino Cough Itemcdy will cure any cold Iti traded in tho - Can you atlord to risk so much for so mi amount This remedy is intended especially for bad colds and croup and can always bo dapeuded upon For salo by T G Julian Miiall V s4 EngJEfisHasJlSsiesJlsna Fivo thousand dollars worth of gin Â¬ treo as far as tho loottfextendjto pre Â¬ m vent warmth of tho sun in tho early seng was buriicd in a drying house spring from starting them too early near Dig Stouo Gap VaThu rsday m and subjecting tho bud to a chauco of night M being killed by later rosts An cxptasioii of gas in an excava m tion at the corner of Monroe and Buckwheat Cakos First bo suro that you got perfectly Michigan Avenue Chicago blew out pure btickwheat free from grit Tho nearly every window for threo blocks rye injure tho qual- Â¬ around adulerations with in ity Put ono quart of cold water into Miss Nina Doming ono of tho most a stouo jar with a small neck add popular young ladies of Tioga Pa it ouc tea spoonful of Bait and three committed suicide by shooting herself Successors to Wells Hazelrigg and three quarter cups of buckwheat Thursday night Sho was 18 years of E flour beat well until perfectly smooth age Disoppointmeut in love is sup fit Fall and winter- stofck now full and complete then add a half cup of yeast or half a posed to be the cause of her suicide m comprising novelties in Dress Goods foreign and compressed cake aud mix well cover m There occurred a disastrous head the top of tho jar with a saucer or m domestic Silks Underwear Hosier Yarns etc cud collision at Pleasant Hill Mo plato let it stand in a moderately m Ladies and childrens shoes in abundance and Thursday between the southbound warm placo until morning In tho very low and express train on tho Lexing- Â¬ m mail morning dissolve a half tea spoonful ton Southern branch of tho Missouri Our carpet department is complete with Fine w of ealcratus or soda in two table Pacific Railroad Both locomotives ur spoonfuls of boiling water add this Carpets Rugs Mattings Oilcloths etc were comdletely wrecked as were also to tho batter beat thoroughly aud A stylish and well selected line of ladies a number of cars J T Elliug mail Lr bako on a hot griddle Tho saloratus clerk was caught under the wheels IB jackets on hand to show Gloves ribbons trim- Â¬ is simply to improve tho flavor A aim internally injured and cannot ULTi mings and notions of all kinds always on hand cupful of this batter may bo saved Many other were severely livo and added to the cakes of to morrow Come in and ask for what you want we have it fit hurt instead of fresh yeast and may be so There was a conference at the R continued all winter Ex Southern Hotel St Louis Thursday Influence of Theological Schools between three of the high officials of The schools devoted to tho training tho Louisville Nashyillo Railroad Main Street Mt Sterling Kv i of clergymen have a bearing upon tho Company audlocal gentlemen with m J fii tho national welfare The clergyman reference to the probable removal of is not only a citizen but a trainer of tho Louisville Nashville general citizens Moral and social questions offices from Louisville to St Louis pertain to his sphere and although ho There is good grounds to believe that sj Jfc1 x jiwrn-r-- m may not treat these abstractly yet in the proposed romoval is regarded tho concrete form in which they ap Â¬ favorablyboth bytlie railroadofficials Special Prices pear he has much to do with their so- Â¬ aud St Louisiau Different Items are Even where ho cannot solvo lution It is probablcthat tho ten weeks published here every his counsels may teach patience and strike of the Monongahela River Week if you dont an carneut striving for a peaceful ad- Â¬ minors will be at an ond by next see what you want By ordering Your Goods justment Most of all it falls to him Monday Operators claim that ad- Â¬ write for our to keep the many members of he From Us COMPLETE vices from the second and third pools CATALOGUE social organism in sympathy with one We pay especial attention to our arc to tho effect that tho miners were lOPULAU TKICE DKESS GOODS another Wore clerical demagogism E6 In Homo Spuns remaining out until after tho cloction woitli TOcj prico prevalent in tho United States its SS iii All Wool Serges would thou go to work- - In affir- Â¬ aud worth 00c power to harm society would bo bo piicoJOc 10 iii ilaids roc mation of tuat statement a large num- Â¬ yond calculation as in Fancy Camels Hair stripoo BJc But tho country ber o communications wero exhibited SS in Fancy riaid and Striped Chestill looks to clergymen to promote viots Wo by promineut operators from their 30 In Wool fancy stiiped sultlnjr 85c Kt ery letter answered on tlio gnmo kindly tempers a scrupulous regard 38 inJnvy Storm Serges and inncy diggers announcing their willingness Any received Kvery order filled nt oa cs 55c for the rights of all even tho weakest tho sumo prices n if you purclinccd to return to work at tho 3 cent rate in person Shopping by mull owIiik und docs not look in vain Haipcra 10 4 While Sanketi 0w per pair to the great development of postal 10 4 Wool lllauketfc facilities can bo conducted at safely Tho Ellis Island officials found 25 i74 and Weekly 3 a pair as if on yournclf wore buying ocr 11 4 Whito Wool ninnUts heavy the counter If you m o never dealt Francis Videl a former foreman in Raising Tomatoes In Winter welirht 4 and 5 a pahwith us in tho past a small trial order 12 4 White Wool lllnnkots tho Pitsburg Gas Works in charge of will convince you of the truth of what ctin flno The tomato is fast becoming an im 5 0 and 750 a pair wo Bay Samples scut on application fivo immigrant glass blowers on the Gray Blankets full size fl50 1175 portant winter crop being forced to and 1 a pair Friesland who had boon brought over boariug in green houses by close and ou a contract to take strikers places constant attention L H Bailey of Labor Inspectors afterward discovered tho Now York Cornell Station states twenty four moro glass blowers under that a tomato house should have all contract among the second cabin the sunlight possible Boxes eighi passengers Tho men wero taken to tccn inches square placed about a foot Ellis Island and accused ot comiug apart may contain four plants which THE STEWART DRY GOODS CO hero in violation of tho alien contract may bo trained and pruned The x chOS laws If a good case is made out v roots should bo at least five feet from StfS CLOAKS g it ifc AND against tho owner of tho glas3 factory CARPETS tho roof and whon affected by the ifS JI5JJ he will bo prosecuted nematode root gall tho plants 6hould pMSer Harry Lawrence a tall well drecsed bo destroyed the soil removed for millinery salting and freezing and tho beds or young man wa3 a prisoner in the fetfrtteOHST DRES3 MAKING boxes washed with lyo Tho young Jefferson Market Polico Court New plants requiro most water and tho soil York Thursday charged with tho ab Â¬ should bo thoroughly wot each time duction of Ivy Roche a Nov S 7 IfiiHTJrmrJi ltWMWgm A brisk bottom heat is best and tho girl whoso mothor the wife of a man air should bo from 60 degrees to 65 at ono time well known in Clcvehuid degross F at night and from 70 do O politics livo3 at No 301 West gree to 80 degrees in tho day and Thirty first Strcot Two women arc oven higher in full sunshiue In also implicated and locked up as ac- Â¬ Tho girl says sho was de- Â¬ about four months tho plants will complices coyed by tho two women under prom- Â¬ flower and must bo artifically pollin- Â¬ ated to prevent small ono sided fruit ise of diamonds and monoy to go with Fine and latest stylo Wall papers plain and decoiated Picturo Frames At this time the air must bo kopt dry thorn aud they took hor to Yonkers JLIIJU iUh ILUHilJUl UlLi ospccially about noon A second crop North Maysvillo Street Josoph Bulmor and wife living on ML Sterling Ky is obtained by trailing otlt shoots tho third floor of the tenement No 160 Sept 20 1 y from tho baso of old plants Tho wintor blight somotimes seriously in Grchard Stroot Now York City Trent No juros tho plants remedy is out carlo Thursday evening leaving ffcr i SI1--- if ill boy with Mrs known but tho disease is being stud Â¬ their W P Guthrie of Mt Sterling yhn ied by lio station Removal of tho Bulmora mothor Mrs Miller TKy representing Green lluflakoi Y diseased plants and thorqugh renova- Â¬ the parents noxt saw their baby It lay Wfc Co ot Louisvillo wholesale tion of tho groon houso aro rccomoued on a cot in tho hospital badly burned doalors n Boots and Shoos will nieiiiO o na tni wjk nunpaq etp wil who is an old lady fell A gqiuuo foot of floor spado yields Mrs Miller ijtoo joj pqoeqpatD von m tnVk call ou tho hlbrchant8 of Contral -- rwQ Jaq about two pounds of tomatodsAm aslcop and was awakened by tho e3 ou 3t n Sana asqji and Eastern Koutucky even sixty anouts of tho tenants as they rushed Agriculturist days Any orders directed to Mr through tho halls Smoke filled tho Guthrie Tylor App6rson block jj Thb Democratic governors managed room Confused and terrorized tho Rthis city will rccolvo prompt at- to throw considerable forco into their woman forgot tho child and rushing 3v JllUUllUII Thanksgiving proclamations this from tho room sho joined tho panic year stricken crowd - i j M M Do not get ready to run a winter dairy and expect to makd it pay lit San Francisco tho bodies of Mrs son Ensilage and J G Johnson and her wholly on dry feed tho wintor dairy are the complement wore found at homo Wednesday last They had boon dead over a wcok of each other a Tho reason why gooseberry bushes Tho womuna husband wont East year ago and had sinco that time mildew in this country is because the summer temperature of tho soil is too contributed nothing to Iter support high Protect tho soil by mulching Her son was not of strong mind and o coutributo anything Sho and tho mildow will bo less injurious unable weary of the light with pov Â¬ though oven thon a spraying wjh sul Â¬ bocanio ns he slept und then phur mixtures will bo noeded to erty shot hoi son own brain insure ontiro exemption Mulch the putu bullet through hoi gooseberry bushes at tho beginning of In St Louis Mo John C Woit tho winter That will keep tho soil from aWoudiug book keeper for Lanko freezing deeply besides holding the mcycr Sons planing mill of Pitts Peuii surrendered himself at the moh turo in it next season Four Courts OnAprll 24 last ho Peaches might bo grown in many reckless places thoy aro not if they were shel wound up a brief career of ncss by disappearing with 500 Bo tered upon tho north and cast from and ho wandered tho cold winds by nn evergreen hedgo waids wcro offered from placo to placo a hunted man or by buildings or oven a high feuco But when this ia dono it f9 equally HU wile and parouts wore thero and necessary to mulch well aroulid each he was glad tOroturn Â¬ HICKS CARPET STOKE ILeiagtoja isscSES CARPETS CURTAINS No 37 North Broadway Second Floor VKZyJ - y v N All kinds of best grade of Carpota l prices at tho very lowest possible i Beautiful Curtains well --worth tho -money Thoy are callect v Bargains OIL CLOTHS Oil Cloths tho best makes and in the newest and most dcsirablo patterns HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS No house in Kentucky handles better goods or sells for closer Ir v piUUlB IJggrppraHsfEOssI i Dry G His Dry talis MS i 1 HazelFiM -- stt Â¬ - Grubbs HazeIrig I Hs13gpgpggg ggggggggggg SAVE MONEY Mail Order Department Â¬ jWW - Â¬ ti ma 7df UDUISYIILEKY Wall Paper and Paints Hs Tv Ik J- yr j A ttBnBKFSBInBBHKMBKBUEBKUKBHmWlMQGSK rv VWF ui v i MT STERLING ADVOCATE EEB TUESDAY Â¬ OYEMBEK 22 1892 THE T ADVOCATE UTTUETHINCIB m 5fflf A good by Wsb Is nlittlo thing With you J hand on tfto dodr to go 3nUt tnfcc tho venom out Of the sting 01 n thoughtless word a a cruel fll ng That you ihado an hour ago AMsfiroctlugl8VtocUwidrai o After the toil of the dgy And it sinpothstlfo f urrovyfi flowed by caro The lines onthoforoWndyouoncc called fnlrj In the years that Jiavo flown aw You are kind lovo you my dear cacUnlght JBut It sends d tfirlU Uiroughtlichcsrtl find For lpvc istoudcr as loyo la blind As wo climb llfos rugged licrght 1 lU a littlo thtyg to any tyotakdmitwoddnotglVo It seems so easy sbniov8ofil to bfcas But wo dole this Ioto grudgingly Till tis bitter and hnrd to live We starvo enchothocfor loyos carets i Jcnnoss Miller Monthly v MST - v J THE HOUSEHOLD Whiekv will lake outuvcry kind of fruij stain Table cloths and napkins wbicliJiavo become almpst ruined by r s rt i iMi f H fKsrt stains may bo restored by pouring whisky upon them boforo washing A sofa cushion is a 6oft changeable seagreou surah mado up in oblong shape 0uo corner is of plafn dove silic upon whichv ho words colored Fair thoughts bo your far pillow aro worked Deep trills of silk 1hi Heart shaped and fau tho cushion 8hapcd cushions aro also iir grdat de Â¬ mand and all of thorn have straps attached so that thoy bo carried with- Â¬ out inconvenience For white fruit cake sift oiio pound of flour with two teaspoonstutof bak Â¬ ing powder cream ouo pound of sugar and a balf a pound of butter together mix with tho flour beat well and add ono- teacup of slic6d citron ono cup of blanched almonds ono toacup of stoned raisins and three lastly Btir in of grated coacoauut carefully tho well beaten whites of fourteen eggs thin with half a cup of iswcot milk and pour in a greased mold Bako two hours A leather covered easy chair and couch have beon kept in excellent condition for years by rubbing the leather part occasionally with salad oil and vinegar Rub on a little of tho oil with an old silk handkerchief and with another give tho leather a thorough polishing If too much of tho mixture is applied or tho rubbing is too lightr tho leather wil lbo left in a sticky oily condition - I10QI Qaro of Lamps If a lamp is properly brushed out with a stiff littlo brush which may bo kept for tho purpose thero is no need All that is of washing tho burner necessary is to wipo tho burner out in every part with asoft fljmnel or cot- Â¬ ton cloth which should also bo kept for tho purpose This keeps tho bur Â¬ ner bright and free from surplus oil and dust The best way of treatiug a wick is to brush of tho charred part and thus allow it to trim itself If tho scissors aro used it is apt to bo unoveu until tho flame has burnt it oven A few drops of alcohol will do moro to romovo tho dust and smoko from tho inside of a lamp chimnoy and leave it crystal bright than a quart of water Whew dust is diffi- Â¬ cult to remove apply a littlo alcohol on a cloth Ex rff A week or two ago a man named William Hoovou loft Curwinsville Clearfield county trundling a wheel Â¬ barrow with the avowed iutontion of making a trip across tho continent Ho was a poor man andleft his family Ho in an almost destitute condition money thought ho could mako enough by writing to newspapers recounting his trip to keep himself and family But tho combination didnt work Thenowspapors as usual couldnt tell a good thing whon thoy saw it and so didnt tumblo all over each other in their frantic efforts to secure tho thrilling lettdrs of Mr Hoovcn Tho result was that tho constablo of Cur rensvillo has sold his household goods leaving tho wife and children almost Hoovon is being roasted penniless sides Ex on all Scalded Fowls- - If all fowls were scalded after being killed instead of dry picked tho skiu would bo cleaned and tho feathers Lico some- Â¬ moro easily removed times exist in carcasses that have been dry pickod especially whon fowls havo been kept on filthy loca- Â¬ tions Scalding kills all vermin and makes tho carcass cloan It would bo well also if all carcasscs woro drawn as thoy could then bo washed inside and salted if necessary instead of marketing dressed fowls with tho en- Â¬ trails remaining as is tho custom in somo sections Farm and Fircsidb y Y 5 - a moment but sho could gain noth ing from his impassive face Then as if sho knew our dilemma and the Ono morning during tlio earlier course of our thoughts sho said years 6 my practice in tho west I Sposo yo bring them men to my was riding toward a littlo iTew Mex Â¬ houso Where will you got ican mining camp It consisted of a Guess there aint no place to go fow ehnntiea in wliicli tho mon bunked ouo or two odobo huta a Ill steiy there it cant bo done provision Btoro a hotel and a saloon Aint it good enough for cm Ab I reached the point where tho lQood Wolcott spokoniorogontly straggling road bocamo a street I enough Yes but have you had tho met John Wolcott suporintendont smallpox and assayer of tho Boswortb mines Say Mr NoR Wo drovo on Ho lookod unusually serious and Wolcott tho woman had not calling a man to take my horso to thoye thero now tho stable 1 dismounted and seated moved WhoroM xnyBolf beside him on his buckboard At my house It had beon difficult to convince lOhl tho men most of them oosy going If s all right aint it but hard headed minors that tho Who moved them up thero epidemic was upon us and when I Two o tho men from Jakes had first pronounced it smallpox tho cabin I told them looking furboys had cursed me in no measured that I terms For several days after they tively intoWolcotfs faco had orders from you J had continued to drop in and 600 You did I Well now you have Frooman bringing samples of prhno an order from mo got a horso go whisky to pull him through and stay thero unThe symptoms however soon bo straight to A came unmistakable A panic had til I gftro you permission to como L Biozed the men and thus my worst back Doyou hear Im fraid doctorwont let mo go fears began to bo realized Within eleven days from tho time whon I thero sho said looking at mo No I said replyingto Wolcotts first visited Freeman six men woro ono had died It soemed searching glance J wont lot her low and for advisable for mo to leavo my prac-Â¬ go Shos been helping to caro Â¬ the boys in Jakes cabin and I sup tice at A with an assistant and to spend my timo for a few days pose she has just come from heso new casps She podded as I said mostly at the camp this and wq drqvo on Tho cabin in which an attempt I had known John Wolcott from had been made to isolate Freeman his early childhood and welfc under was already quite full and now as wo drove along among the dusty stood his impatience now It anJcacti John told mo that thero woro noyed him to havo hi3 cut and dried classffidations of humanity disturbed two new cases at Scudders saloon A saloon isnt just tho placo for I know that ho would brood over them I said but I dont think ho this unexpected incident until Boine satisfactory reason for its existence heard mo Ho continued Thoy must be moved at once was found Ho was surprised even Tho men have fled now but it would chagrined to find that a woman likeÂ¬ tako moro than tho smallpox to keep tho ono we had just met could appeal in any way to his respect that place empty Now what did sho do that for We drove directly to Scudders he said after a thoughtful silence Wolcott had closed tho shutters and What it was so dark that I could not at thing for would any ono do such a Shes human isnt sho first see tho two men whose quick Wolcotts intolerance seemed brutal breathing I hoard I throw open a window Two overturned chairs a at times broken table half t a dozen broken youHuman Certainly but how do explain her life bottles and an array of dirty glasses I dont havo to explain it I said on tho bar testified to the hilarity of The men the previous evoning Ono of tho significantly call her Lib he said on tho floor behind tho sick men lay They bar and tho other in a corner of tho do they dont throw stones at her I asked disorderly littlo room A comrade No braver or more thoughtful than his they do reflectively I dontthink fellow deserters had set a pitcher of water on tho floor and later had When I had attended to those who pitched somo blankets in through were in tho moro advanced stages of tho disease Wolcott joined me again tho window Both men were in a stupor from and together we drovo toward Libs plain the combined effect of tho whisky cabin It was well out on tho place unnainted littlo disease but the symptoms a bare and the browned by the sun to a certain hiSr were unmistakable Lib Where shall we put them I mony with its surroundings and was seated on her doorstop asked Wolcott Not much choice of places Jud seemed to bo resting from recent ex- Â¬ son has just finished a shanty Well ertion Theyre in there sho said wav havo to use it Til hunt him up But little could be done for tho ing her hat which sho was using as sick men until thoy were differently a fan towaru the front room and placed so I drove out with John to making way for us to pass her The room was bare and comfortsee what could be found Judson was not at tho hotel The landlord less Its furniture consisted of two knowing what we wanted shook his cots one or two wooden chairs and head Ho didnt think Judson had a pine table Its decoration was built that shanty for a pesthouso achieved by the presence on the He had heai d talk about a wife and walls of a few gaudy prints from the circus Tho place was clean some little children There were but three women in enough but untidy It was wholly tho camp two Of whom Mexican lacking in tho charm that makes a women were employed as holp in place homelike Youd better tell mo what to do the hotel So Judsons theme had a special significance for his friends as sho said when we had tinuressed tho well as for himself We drove on men and mado them Lioro comfortI reckon Ill bo the only The man we sought was not at the able And ro it mine but an hour later wo mot him nurso in this hospital turned out on his way there Do your best Elizabeth I said Judson said Wolcott ho had an unnecessarily authoritative manner when I had given her instructions Do with the men wo shall havo to about medicines and drinks your best and well siand by you take your house for tho sick people She looked at me with some sur- Â¬ The devil you willl Yes the cabin is full and thero prise I wondered afterward if she aro two fresh cases at Scudders this had over been called Elizabeth bo- Â¬ morning Your houso is in shape foro Tho situation presented an unsolved isnt it Not much and whats moro it problem to Wolcott Alert and vigi Â¬ lant to all that came under his super- Â¬ wont be vision I saw that his eyes often rest- Â¬ Whats tho trouble Think Ive put 300 into that ed on the nurse as she moved about shanty for you to put them drunken in obedionc6 to orders Now that his Crst repugnance had been overdevils into come he treated her as ho would We could make that all right No ye couldnt Next time I have treated any faithful serving build maybe Jll fit up for a pest woman Sho obeyed him unqueshouse but this happens to be for my tioning land as she was a good cook and possessed unfailing good nature wife and children I cant think of another place sho proved to bo a capital nurse Tho men were certainly hard cases said Wolcott speaking rather to They hall to be managed and Lib himself than Judson Lot them stay where they are had hertawn methods She would they cant hurt Scudders the swear at them threateningly or enhouseholder called out as we loft couragingly as the case seemed to him We drove on in silence I did suggest but never with ill temper not know the situation well enough When circumstances allowed she to mako suggestions and I confess would drop asleep in some corner to to having felt an interest in seeing bo awakened by the first call or how a practical man would deal with moan from her patients There were at one timo fivo cases the emergency A woman was coming toward us in that little room and their re- Â¬ I think it was a shade of disgust on covery was largely duo to Libs faithWolcotts face that drew my atten- Â¬ ful service Wo lost three cases in tion to her tall rather heavy figure tho other cabin1 which moved toward us with a cer-Â¬ Wolcotts sense of justice led him tain grace Her bleached hair was to say something kind to her ono drawn back into a knot in somo un- Â¬ day kempt fashion and her face as sho Youre a good nurso Elizabeth Btopped evidently wishing to speak You must have had experience Yes Ive nursed a good many with Wolcott was like a blurred manuscript revealing but little and times on and off1 Smallpox I thought you said that of a character that she would have concealed had it been possible youd never had that Mr Wolcott sho said as wo No not smallpox but whats the came near her John pulled up his sense of bein scared Hell cant bo you much worse than bein beat black horso with evident impatience know where I live nnd blue by a drunken fool Tho scorchin nnght bo a trifle Youre Miss Smith I beliavo Sho looked questioningly at him for moro worryin suggested ono of tho Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1 a teasing way They were all convalescent now An exÂ¬ pression of fear flashed across Libs face usually so stolid A young follow on ono of theeots saw it and with some unnecessarily emphatic adjectives said Oh damn it Lib You wont go there add if you should then aint a devil in all Tophet meanenough to toast you Ho might bo drunk you know Lib answered and then theres no sayjng what ho would or Wouldnt do Naturally Lib did not escape tho contagion 1 lound her one morn- Â¬ ing when I called to seo tho last of tho convalqsconts lying on ono of tho cots Its come doctorl she said Good thing tho boys aro out of the vvay Aro thero any now ones No Let me seo your tongue Her caso was serious and from tho beginning thero was but little- hope of her recovery When1 1 told Wolcott about her his- face was a curious study He was generally rather guarded in hid forma of expression but I tiibught ho spoke strongly vwhonVho said that if the Almighty had over created any greater conundrum than a woman ho hoped it might bo kept out of hs range You wouldnt find women so mys torious John if youd consent to Study them at shorter range I had frequently counseled him to eick men in - J 0 MILLER successor to Kentucky Central RR Mijler Wilson BLUE GRASS ROUTE Shortest and Quickest Route FROM insurance AND t CENTRAL KENTUCKY TO ALL POINTS REAL ESTATE Lowest Bates Choicest Companies t KOBTH SOUTH Through daily train service between Cincinnati and Middlesborough and points on L N 11 11 Schedule in Effect Xov 15 1S01 Promptest Settlements OF ANY AND ALL AGENCIES bouthlkmiid The Bargain Store GORDON FRANKS Ilnvo mndo ngicit chnngc in their Clothing nnd iihoe Imsinusb Thcv hae the goods to suit both rich nnd poor young and old tit prioec nn hentdof We niu belling non fu2ts fit i0oni Vpnil Shtoa fit OV till lflilina thrwa nt Tln iliseesShojsnt 40c up AImj gicat bargains in Su I Ually Express 8 JO n So Vx Sim in Inst Line 8 00 pm 8 OSpm 0 lUpm COpm 10 23pm 11 Accm Daily Ex bun 2 55pm 8 02jnn 4 35nm 7 I o a Â¬ Ait 1jirU Arr Lexington Le iaris Lvo Cynthiunn Le Cincinnati Covington Lo Falmouth Lvo 8 I 18 10 11 12 11 J5a ra 43 n m IS a m 10 n m 6 sojun lOpm Oopm 60pm m oopm Hats Caps Gents Furnishing Goods Arr Winchester Le Winchester Arr Itlchmond Lvo Richmond Lvollcica Arr Livingston Lvo Livingston 12 10 m 12 40 pin 1 83 p m 1 um liipm fi 2 05 pm 3 05 p in 11 UJpm r ospm 7 5Jpm marry- - forget to cnll and see us at Wc lccelvc new goodsmy neck Dont Lve London ArrCoibln Lvo 15 4 10 pm pm us down in Maine when I hod the smallpox No that was after I had come Wouldnt I You- - werent with The Bargain Store 24 South Maysvllle Street Opposite Opora Houso Le Lc IlaibaurvIllofi Lve Arr Lvo Corbm Lve Williamsburg 4 CO inn c uo p rn Coihiu 52 p in 0 41 p in Iliicvlllo Middlclioixnigh 7 35 p m Cumbeiln Ciap7 65 p m west you remomber Margaret Truesdale Very well We woro to have been married well no matter about particulars I camo west- What can we do for Do - ArrJcllico i 50 p m 5 15 6 20pm pm pm pm pn Josiah Lindsay Lve Richmond Lvo Lnuuistci A it Stanford 1 50 4 45 5 20 V m Ually 7 00 7 60 10 16 8 05 8 45 0 35 0 83 G 58 7 47 Xoith Iionnd Lve Stanford Lve Lancaster Arr Richmond No 2 Sho was Not much Im afraid AGENT ON rather moro patient and obedient than tho men had been At times O RAILROAD C sho was delirious but thoro were intervals when she was not so and west of depot when sho wanted to talk From tho Mt Sterling Ky littlo kitchen one day I heard Wolcott say Elizabeth how did such a Mfinufnctmer nnd donlcr in Tobacco Hogs heads Itough and Iako good sort of a woman as you are our business Lumber is booniinp Ice Wc niiiki by doing the which best Voik and oflcilng Kough Lumber ut spec como to be living as you do here ial piiccs which I had a pitcher of hot water in my custom sawinc aio never met We also mdo J hand and stood still until it burned my fingers to hear her answer I never knowed any other way to live Ye dont think Im wick edorn tho men round here do ye AUCTIONEER The answer was prompt and posi tive No I dont MT STERLING KENTUCKY Was this my Puritan friend tho people of Montgomery As Lib sank under the effect of Offers his services tocounties Ilompt attention surrounding all sales of lcioiinl tho disease and it became plain that given to Terms Keasonablc riopeity and Ileal 2i yr Estate sho must die the Mexican woman who was helping to tako care of her thought that a priest should be E F Robertson But Lib did not want him W T Trial it called Sho had not it seemed any church MANAGERS traditions and I thought her with out any germ of religious feeling but one day sho surprised me by ask ing Wolcott had just cono out Is God bettern him Why Lib If ho is mobuo heii give me an other chance It seemed that tho thought had in some irregular fashion been turning itself about in her mind for after a time she added Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Lib Express tA Daily No 4 Ex No 0 Daily Sun ft am am nm am am nm LveJpllico Arr Lv e Lvo WllliaVbV Coi bin c a Cunild Gap LvoMiddletboiough Lvelinovillp s oif c -S 5 3 - AirCoibin LveCoibin Lvo ixindon An Livingston Lvo Ilil bmlle f 8 q 0 9 33 10 11 11 05 11 am nm am 85 am 25 am am nm am WH FLETCHER Lve Livingston Lve llciea n Richmond Lve Richmond Air Winchester Ive Winchester- An Pans Lve Lexington Lve Tails Lie Cynthiunn Lv e Falmouth An ov ington Arr lneinnnU - 6 05 nm 0 53 am 7 10 am 7 15 am 7 00 am 7 Wain 8 21 am si 1 12 12 12 1 1 2 oopm 2 8 4 6 5 37 07 01 35 45 2 15 am 10 41 pm 41 pm S3 pm 65 pm 27 pm nn 10 49 10 65 nm am am pm pin pm pm pm 3 45 pm 4 2- - pm 4 4S pm 5 30 1W 0 37 pm G 45 pm MAYSVILLE BRANCH North Round Lv 0 Cincinnati No 10 Daily Ex Sun 7 00 Lve Covington Lve Lexington Millcrsbuig An - Cat Hole An- lolinion am Air 8 AirMajsvillc 8 40 n 34 10 10 18am am a am 0 111 15 pm 0 31 pir 7 00 pm 7 64 pm 8 30 pm No 12 Daily E fetn 65 pm a 02 pm 0 20 inn South Round Lve Jlajsville Lve Johnson Daily Ex Sun No Â¬ Daily Exfeiui 1 50 2 3 20 3 45 4 10 7 00 0 S7 0 45 No 11 Planing Mill Co Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ She vts looking toward tho door and still thinking of Wolcott and a curious attempt to smile was apparent on her disfigured face He thought that day that I was worse than tho smallpox I know Sho ho did but lies ben good dozed fitfully and in one of her waking moments asked Do yo believe GodU take care o me as you two Wolcott was standing have done by her cot He answered unhesitatingly Yes Elizabeth Ho had the kindest words for such women as you are Hell tako ca ro of jou Then mebbo Ill havo a chance I haint had much chanco here Yes Im sure therell be a chance This was a for all who want fine far broader creed than any I had heard my friend formula ro in our frequent talks But ho spoke sincerely and confidently There was in our caro for the sick woman not a She had trace of sentimentality been of practical service to us had risked her life in humane work and none could under iheircumstances have done less Our surprise was in seeing how quickly in such unpromising soil tho seed of kindness germinated and also in witnessing tho feeble gropings of her spirit in tho light of unaccustomed sentiments A few nights later in a stony field beside three other graves now marked by sunken earth wo buried her The lantern which was held while Wolcott read a few sentences from tho burial service shed its flickering light on the faces of seven men fivo of Avhom were scarred and wan from recent illness As ho read that this corruptible shall put on incorruption and this mortal shall put on immortality ho paused and thero was a silence that mado uo conscious of tho solemn stars above us As wo turned away wo saw another light Libs cabin was already in flames As John Wolcott saw it ho said loud enough for mo to hear Greater love hath no man than this that ho lay down New York hia lifo for his friend Press the roadi Mebbo hell bo iood Yes I said hell be good Yo know that day I metyoin Mnnufactuiets and dealars in all kinds of Â¬ Rough Dressed ivu iuiisioi LveJIilleisbuig AlT 1nus Air LcMngtou An- Covington An Cincinnati - 5 20 a m 5 67 a m u 60 am 15 a ni 7 40am 8 28 10 51 n m ipm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm am 11 00am S R KNOTT LUMBER Wliito Pino and Poplar Singles Doors of all Sizes Sash Glazed and Unglazed Window and Door Frames Moulding and Brackets of all kinds Verandas of every Description C I AT MORE Tiafllc Manager Gcnl Pass Agt ticneiil Olliccs Irftuisvillc Ky F II MORSE Asst Gcnl Passgr Agt OOlcc Chamber of Comnieico Rldg Cinti O No 1 Â¬ vifion to vv No 2 No 1 No I Â¬ Â¬ Star Planing Mill Company Mt Sterling Ky Ituns dnilv Runs dail from all stations except tho Rowland Division which is daily except Sunday No Dulj except Mmdav No 5 Dailj ex Sunday between Cincinnati nnd Ieington NolG laiisnnd Lexington Accommodation Daily Leaves Lexington 10 00 am Anlvcu run 10 45am No 7 Falmouth Accommodation Leaves Cln cinnnti 5 15pm Anives Falmouth 7 05 pm dailv except Sundnv No 8 Leav es Falmouth R 00 nm An ivcs Cin Â¬ cinnati 7 63 am daily except Sunday N03 1 and make connection at Winchester for points on tho N N A M V Rv No Cnmes thioiigh carshom Cincinnati to Midilleboiough nnd Cumberland Gap and all in ermediate stations and 1 uns daily 1 Cliicinti Daily to all points except Rowland Di inch i dail except Sunday Runs daily ex Sunday from Lcxingtoc Em2ES3S5Eam2UMEaK2S33ESES Â¬ JAPANtSt Â¬ TP a CUKES I mu orikviee Injr V Â¬ LOSS OF APPETITE Indigestion Dycpoprfa Nausea Sour Stomach Sleeplessness Headache Nervous Pros- Â¬ tration Neuralgia Pal Â¬ pitation of the Heart Loss of Energy Weakness of Back Feelings 01 Languor and Lassitude Gen Â¬ eral Dobility La Grippe Etc Eto In uso for Mjtcaw by eminent ptiyMclnnt and turgeocH In tba unlutd HtHtew nrH pro uouneed by them the beat TON1U extunt ll cures whore all others fall Try it and cm convinced Aslt your Drugglht for It Cure for Piles or whatever kiwi EMernil Internal JUIml or JtleccW Chronic Kccent or Iloietlitnrv Tlila i nmniKJ Ima imaifffnl unfm lswt iJ1IU II f iu IWUIMII1 JVl lVUll lJ 100 Imix U boxes for 500 font by fail mail v i i Jt nntieu r run purchiuer orviirii tee iKwitn clj gh en to each n boxes when miichnxed at ono timo to icfund tho J500 paid if not cmed iuiiraiitec is Micd lv WN Lloyd Diiiirglst and Sole Agent Jit btei ling K Call bales mp for S2lv Itching 11 A Guaranteed Sk mm LZZXZXZZZTCEZl I Â¬ t I J W8hr r- - tfr VS w 0 r JH PRICI2 J ED RAY 103 PER BOTTU3 GO t4r- - jvy tt Manfs and Prcprs XAItIi ICY s- Y Msv X A 1 o i t as MT STERMXG- ADVOCATE TUESDAY i - lOVEMBEB 22 i89SC ti FfHE -- ADVOCATE W f Kromlin 2 07 j HORSE AND TRACK is still King Tf you mean to trot a colt as a pearling says Marvin work him twico a day Mako tlio lessons short Iff and sharp Tho first horso that trots a mile in two minutes will average forty four feet a second Simmlcolon cut his record to 2 13J This gives Simmons at Nashville four in tho 215 list Tho sulky builders are now busy ment school fund devising vehicles that will mako tho Donaldson District No 31 Re- Â¬ To make an Investment in a Building and Loan Association tumblo in 1893 ports 50 pupil children draws 12S records take another He represents more companies and pays his losses with be pure to take stock in the good Martha Wilke3 2 08wcars tcn ounco E P Gifford teacher is doing more promptness than any agent in Eastern Kentucky to shoes and four ounco weights forward work keeping both oyes singled and insures at rates as low as any 4agent of a first class She carries a four ounco plato bohind tho moral training of tho children of company Office Deposit Bank ist floor this neighborhood school progress Eight Palo Alto bred horses ontcrcd ive pupils bright and busy all tho Because it is tho only Association that irivcs von a definite contract Bc- the 2 20 list thi year time highest number 37 lowest 12 cause it is tho only Association that publishes and proves by actual calcula Â¬ present 37 daily recitations 21 tiou that its stock matures in 7 years Bccauso you Many a cheap stallion that is mak will not bo disannointcd ing dobts for an owner would sell off trustees T Moore John Jones and when you wish to borrow Bccauso its charter does not allow tho Associa Â¬ handed at a remunerative figure if Samuel Wado tho latter visits school tion to buy sell or lcaso property or spcculato in real estate Bccauso thn according to law nico new house best business men and financiers of this State approve tho nlan of tho gelded UULiUMlilA Bccauso it pays a per cent semi annually Coupons attach There arc now only four living sons and good home made furniture paid investors should call on our agents AND of Ilambletonian that havo twenty for without any tax Mt Sterling Suburban District flvo or more 2 30 pcrformore they C W HARRIS President CALL ON W W THOMPSON Sec Tieas boing Strathmore Egbert Dictator No 32 ltoports 131 pupil children W A DeIIAVEN Counsel WILLIAM OCONNELL Â¬ DR C DUERSON J M7VANARSDELL Agent and Ilarold The chances aro that draws 32881 from tho State high I havo rented tho Baum building on est number in attendance 07 lowest On account of my inability to travel I respectfully ask my friends to call two last named will not live until tho East Main street and havo fitted 35 shoW day present G4 Miss Ean at my ofiico in the Tylor Appcrson block and allow mo to explain tho ad Â¬ spring Successor to Cassity up a number of rooms I am there Â¬ Smith uio Burroughs so well and so long vantages of the Columbia I M VANARSDELL fore prepared to accommodato my aug 23 ly It is a very easy matter to find a and so favorably known as an educa- Â¬ friends with board and lodging by tho For all kinds of market for good geldings that are tor is principal Miss Maud Quiscn- week day or meal Special attention berry a young and zealous teacher fouror fivo years old from tho fact first assistant this is tho new district paid to Court day dinners Charges that tho demand is increasing reasonable mado of portions of all tlio districts J A STEPHENS Doblo has Jack 2 12 Martha Wilkes bordering upon tho city limits AND 31 tf Bona 213 Edgowood 218 school hids fair to bo a success all 208 tho schools in the ciiy receive patron Â¬ and tho Axtcir filly Tarcntcllo at age from this district hence tho low BLUEGRASS Nashville averago attendance house could bo mado more attractive on the inside Ono of tho brood mares that cntor -without seriously improving tho ex- Â¬ cd the 2 30 list this season is Spanish terior daily recitations 36 trustees Maiden the dam of Margrave that Robert Tiltou T llelvcnstine and FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL record of 2 19 Robert Fletcher all good officers has a Spanish Maiden is a daughter of they visit school regularly two pu NICKERSON pils from district No 8 and ono from Happy Medium and is a great brood district No 5 havo been taansferrcd mare CONTRACTOR to this AND A FULL LINE OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLE- Â¬ Duff District No 7 Reports 96 Two stallions Electioneer and Al- Â¬ AND Â¬ OF ALL KINDS MENTS cyone havo two trotters apicco in tho pupil childred draws 21192 num ber enrolled 61 highest number Small Fruits Aspampns Ginpc Vines and BTJXLDERi 2 10 list present 44 lowest 14 present 32 everything usually found in such nn establish ment A full stock Prices Low Wo pay no agents DeccriptUo catalogues on applica The good horses aro not all found several absent attondiner funeral in OFFICEAI tion tho neighborhood Miss Alice Estes in any ono family 201 Eichmoud Street the popular whole souled teacher is H F HILLENMYER Call on him and secure estimates paying New South and Pioneer Cane Mills Cooks Evaporators and Five now 220 pcrfomers were added giving perfect satisfaction like attention to tho little ones and the LEXINGTON KY year C8 0rao td Happy Mediums this Pans Cider Mills Saw Mill Supplies and Belting largo ones children aro learning fast Daughters of Almont produced 14 and they know it daily recitations 32 trustees J T Coons Dr N F of this years now 2 30 performers Pierce and Richard Connor might HEALTH IS WEALTH Twelve yearlings havo beaten 2 30 take a little more interest iu thoir BRbb H hmTbHL yiiBffw i 1 1 h yjMBE JLAjLJ 9 JvL DBAir rfvra Of these seven are trotters and five school appropriate Columbus exer Â¬ pacers and six of them have obtained cises nice flag hotiso should he re Â¬ paired and the school should be con- Â¬ thoir records this year LEADING HARDWARE MERCHANT tinued thrco months longer Oounty Suporlntandonts Report of Schools Sidovlow District No 3 Roports draws 16834 07 pupil children highest number at school 34 lowest 30 present 33 Miss Sallio McDonald tho teacher of first class qualifications and several years oxperience tho at Â¬ tendance Is too small it is to be hoped that tho trustees and patrons aro not losing interest trustees G Beautiful gold goods watches set rings pins V Denton S S Priest and P King Fine Stones the most elegant Diamonds havo not visited school an effort etc bo made to keep tho reputa should of this district up to tho high plain it has occupied so long somo of the EAST MAIN STREET brightest and most advanced school girls aro found hero patrons supple SILVERWARE FIREI If you FREJ Mlr WiJi1 1uiii All new designs for the table Also FIRE j want good Insurance insure with HOFFMAN opasrLiEisrTiJ If you want reliable Insurance charmes Insure with HOFFMAN If you want to insure in compa- Â¬ J W JONES Agent nies that pay all losses promptly Insure with HOFFMAN the most artistic goods JMI WHENEVER YOU NAISH Of Louisville Ky ggsjlpssps Traders v A HOFFMAN Boarding House LOCAL BOARD MIGoal Coll T D Cassidy Restaurant HARDWARE KENTUCKY queensWare m VIRGINIA COAL two-year-o- ld TINWARE WOODENWARE tOheapr J I Mitchell Isli Bros Wagons Â¬ Â¬ t ITCHELL H 1 I f W I S MCSS Bil Tho day St Valentine reduced his A Safe Investment record to 216 ho weighed 1460 E ATM E Is one which is guaranteed to bring pounds you satisfactory results or in case of Dr E C Wests Xcrvc and Jli ain Treatment a guaranteed Bjiecillc for Hysteria DilncbS ConLager Beer Muenchener Pilsener Golden Eagle and failure a return of purchase price Â¬ vulsions Vits Xenons Neuralcia Headache There was a meeting of tho busi On this safe plan you can buy from Export Bottle Beer iuivuui x luainiuuii uuuscu o mo upo Ol nico- ness men of the city at tho Y M hol or tobacco Wakefulness Mental Dcpiession advertised Druggist a bottlo of Dr Aie the most perfect pioducts of tlio art of beer making by common consent Fuitlicrmoio SoftcniiiR of tho Brain resulting in insanity and C A rooms on Sunday evening to leading to mUciy decay and death Picmaturo Kings New Discovery for consump- Â¬ Old Age Uarienncsi Loss of Power in either PHYSICIANS AND MEDICAL JOURNALS consider what steps should bo taken sox Involuntary Losses and Bpcrmatonhooca tion It is guaranteed to bring relief Highly reccommend Pure extract of Malt and Hops and tho former invnilably prescribe It for tlw caused by ovcr exettion of tlio brain nclf abuso to put that institution on a more solid pm i080 of indulgence Ilacli bov contains ono in every case when used for any beset with llnilding up Broken Down Constitutions stich as especially professional men aro often or over treatment as a remedy linsurpasted It has boon our aim to manufacture tho very atticlo and months 100 a bov otMx boes for basis Mr E C Orcar made a splen- Â¬ 500 sent by mail picnaid on lccciptof price affection of throat lungs or chest thereby rclici e tho public of tho use of the manifold offered so called tonics which at best havo n did address and at somo length dis Â¬ itajnvaaa wi RH31 such as consumption inflamation of bcncllcial results if they do no positivo harm Wo havo admirably succeeded Proof of which is WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES cussed tho matter from a business thouniersal uso of our lungs bronchitis n Mji if hATI mans standpoint His remarks were cough croup etc asthma whooping usa m oti To cuio any case With each order received bv It is pleasant and Tluoughout tho United States olAmcuca w n V Lff v well received and mado a deep im Â¬ us for si boes accompanied tho and agreeable to taste perfectly safe and 1th the utmost caio and is the only lcmcdy It iscom purest malt gain hop extract manufactured tend the pmclinseiouT wilttcnwith I300 tvo will to for aletccnts to stiengtli and vitality Ask uuil tho money if tlio treatmentgnaiantcocflect a pression on his audience Hon J L does not can always bo depended upon Trial jourllijsician cure Guainntces issued only bv W 8 Llojd CURES BOTHSHfl SOT PILES Ellision followed with a bhortcr but no Wfmw mrvtrriTTTi wuncn ouvwaun uiiiKSiisi mm quiu Agent an oiuiung ny The John Hauk Brewing Co Cincinnati Ohia bottles free at W S Lloyds drug- Â¬ less admirable speech and before ho A SURE alid CERTAIW Oct 4 92 lvr CURE store I known f or 15 years as tho BEST i had finished tho audience had made REMEDY FOR PILES up its mind that no matter what the Tariff for revenue only Yes sir We will pay the above rewaid for nnv caso of Prepared b7RICIUItDS0CTAYI0R MED CO ST L0CI3 tjaUsnaLBfflate Lier Complaint Dvsnonsia Sick Headache In cost tho good work must be strength- Â¬ that cut down the prices on all im- Â¬ digebtion Constipation or CostUcnesa no can 4C5 not euro uith West Vegetable Liver Mil when ened and extended Of tho directors ported fabrics and now oven prior to tlio diicctions aie stiictly complied will They aio purely vegetable and no erf all to give sattwo or thrco made short and mainly the inauguration of Mr Cleveland wo isfaction Sugar Coated Large boxes contain ingSO pllU25 cents ISownroorcounteifclia explanatory talks Money has been aro making suits from these fabrics at and imitations Tho genuine mnnufacttucd only by for bath rooms a contract prices which look as if tho tariff was secured The John C Wkst comfanv Chicago jll Kor sale bv all dniKiriats JJlv is closed for a Secretary of ability and ofland that the days of free trade was I am prepared to do all kinds experience and canvassers will bo a matter of fact Comedown and see among tho business men within the elegant and beautiful patterns and OF noxt few days to secure funds so as to learn our prices A perfect fit is guar- Â¬ BlaclismUhlng General Repairing rondor tho institution much moro anteed in ovcry instance aiAKUFACTUKEn OF efFectivo in tho futuro than it has over Haiiky Campbell HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY yet been No man who has a boy or meat highest grade at A Jlince c Saddles Harness Bridles Halters who hasnt one but can afiord to ren Â¬ I havo reduced my prices to meet J3aum Sons der substantial aid to this engine for hard times Only 1J for all around shooing and 10 per ccntoff good that has been established in our Cook Book Free for cash midst I carry tho largest and most com On receipt often cents in stamps or plcto lino of general Saddlery Goods Special Attention Given to Steel coin C II D will send a copy of AND A Clark county genius has secured tho Martha Washington Cook Book in tho city a patent on au incubator that will postpaid to any address The book Bring in your wood work am All work mado of first class material hatch nothing but roosters In the comprises over 300 pages and is fully prepared to do anything in this lino and by skilled workmen Call and in first class stylo All work fully light of tho recent great Democratic illustrated It is tho standard author- Â¬ guaranteed oxamino stock and learn prices victory ho has a fortuno in his grasp ity on tho famous dining oars that run Winchester Democrat daily between Cincinnati and Chicago CHAS REIS on the Velvet Train of tlio C II Thanking my customers for past Somo sharp acrid personal arti- Â¬ D and Mouou Itoute Addross E O favors I solicit a continuation of thoir ESTABLISHED 18561 cles havo boen appearing in tho Sen Â¬ McCormick G P xrz D T A C II sccxxira- Capital htockc 100000 patronage Sit Stetling Ky J W BARBEE tinel and Eagle two uowspapers pub Â¬ R It Cincinnati U I Iotci Iics John U Winn Caihler D The C H Suits of Furniture all nevf styles 44 new 750 Locust Bti cet opposito Badger Henrys mill NjV8 1y lished at Estill Ky To ono on tho in connection with tlio Monon is tho IHJ Wardrobes in Walnut and Oak Book Cases 37 diff-outsido it would appear as blood on Worlds Fair Route to Chicago tho moon Personalities in a newsÂ¬ erent styles sideboards in walnut Ash and Oak 50 Children Crv for Pitchers Castorla Chamberlains yo and No Dick Wood isnt distributing paper is in bad taste Wo do not r patterns liar itacKs mattresses Parlor ll r No Wonder We Won iii Ointment aggressar postofllces and other Federal appoint Â¬ rd which know etc Prices to suit your pocket book A certain earo for Chronio Soro Eyee Joseph Bell of Tilton Fleming tho campaign is over a make ments any more Ho had told divers since Totter county is 90 yeavs old but ho walked Chronto Salt Ehoum Sotdd Head Old up is in order and should bo entor and sundry of his relatives that if they iff Undertaking a Specialty and underWthe manage Sores Fever Soreg Eczema taiued Lifo is too short and time would hang up their stockings about fil r If two miles to voto tho Democrtiac Itch Prairio Scratches 5oro Nipplea ir uiciiLui 1 jjiuicaaiuiuu Owinjrsvillo andPilos It 1b cooling andsoothLig too precious to ongago in this kiud of tho 4th of next March ho would not IUI tickot on election day Hnndrodsof eaeos havo been cured by strife whou envy and hato aro tho phay Santa Clans anymore Flemings it after till ottier treakacnt had falloi I hill TirrmK nnirmnrnf n fnninnl Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla It la put up in SS I f and CO cent hoxM The John Hauk Brewing Cos waaiifetjSTR Nf3 Â¬ MI Fff51 uiraii nBBSTW InvaJicl Bottled Beer J sr m1 -- 500 Reward Â¬ BMCKSMITHIG III East Main Street STERLING OHAS REIS KENTUCKY FURNITURE Undertaikng fort I 5000 Chairs at Cut Piees - o B s s 4r 1 5iiiBMgM jT ii 1 f t nm htfi ST1- - t 9 ittii r MIJ