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BEf ft I iV M i ii -- ADVOCATE STERLING A Kv rI i A B t y 3l ill WEEKLY jJQURNL IDN IOM1 IN INTEREST WITH ITS OWN PEOPLE MT STPEBhIGKENUpjCY TUESDAY DECEMBER 6 1891 JUDGE PETERS REMINISCENCES k w i trij i iie mimiuimiunw iiwwiiium i n iimmjmnnimmni Jnm jmapraamjjiAiix ijjimuii immminnw KJC NOXS ft not heard fromlliem since iong yearf creased in bitterness and widened till war it sunk to tho position of a meic thbhliP school houso is it gathered iu its wake some minis Â¬ grammar school and remained in ago But Ho that condition until 1SC5 when it was ruined nowits principal and profess- Â¬ ters from all denominations Tho brick work on my fathoralnow ors sleep beneath tho sod and foW aro rarely if over defended himself in consolidated with Kentucky Univer tfS H tand By Your Colors Rewards houso having beou completed fand loft who knew them and nono to tell public and was uncomplaining To sity by an arrangement with the Awe Due Your Army thinking it was timo 1 should enter where tho old houso stood a friend he was heard to say on one Trustees of the two institutions co upon my studies to prcparo forjpho occasion that tho spirit of scctaiiauism History of Fayette county Kentucky A ftor remaining at the iadomy That 9as Fought Your Battles profession or which ho designed me till Jhofall ot 1822 jWorcd Transyl- Â¬ to persecute and slander is tho same and by tho act of consolidation Tran- Â¬ It and Has Help Win Victories I was started in he fall of 1819wto vania University at Lexington aud in Kentucky that it is in New England sylvania lost its name to tho gieat Buck Pond Acadomy a most excel- Â¬ was put in tho Sophomore class the and that thoro was a largo body ot in sorrow of all tho surviving students of i Demo lent school located on JrLoyis second below the graduating class depehdeut and intelligent men in old Trans Ivauia It is thu Duty of Every S 1 crat Whether an Official or Marshalls farm within 1 milesof my At that timo Dr Horace Ilolly yas Kentucky willing and ready to aid This may seem a digirs ioii fioio OQgi St I fatherstfi hniisn J conducted by Dr tho President witlan able corps of him in his defense agaiust the assaults tho original design of theMs sketches Private to Stand By fat n Mr-ra professsors and all tho chairs filled on him but lie did not say what he but wo thought it duo to tho memory aa xprinclpal jaulrjjhail v t 4the Prss Thompson and MivMatthows as pro- - Dr Holloy was a ilne looking man ot would do in the case However in of a great and man fc5S0i8 of Latin and mathematics great learning a very accomplished March 1827 ho resigned tho Presi- Â¬ a good educator and to show by con Vhe Promulgator and Defender ThcroI tdoklhy first lessons in tho orator with elegant maimers aud dency of tho University and was very trast what tho University was before of Democratic Pnn- languages and mathematics Dt pleasing address popular with the soon thereafter elected Prcsideut of Dr Holloy took charge of it before oipjcs- Marshall was thoyoijngcr brother ot people gonoially but especially vih tho College of New Orleans and his his administration what he had ele Â¬ Judge John Marsha Chief Justice of the citizens of Lexington and tho stu Â¬ prospects of success wero most natter Â¬ vated it to whilo at its head what it i A t Wo do nofwishtobo understood A3 tljO Supreme Court of tho United dents in attendance of whom there ing when he was prostrated by fever was ater he left it whnt the cause of t complaining ot a lacir ot pat Stages for thirty fiyo years and until were thrco hundred in tho Academic- Â¬ Upn his partial recovery ho embarked education aud the country lost by the linage of our political friends his ccatli in 1835 Dr Marshall was al department including tho prepara Â¬ on board of a vessel for the North rcsignatiou of Dr Hollov and the II j U I Jfl If they aro doing nobly Wo feel a profound scholar having beep tory school over three hundred iu the hoping that tho sea breeezes would re- Â¬ great wrongs that aro ottou ivmujht thatitis thaduty of every Democrat thoroughly educatcdin Virginia Ho Medical College and fify or more in store hi3 health but on the voyage ho by prejudice aud intolerance And U in this colmtViithisVCiicuit Court went to Scotland and having studied the Law School Tho professors in was attacked with yellow fever and last but not least it is olFoivd as a RHJlSi Hf Bft Wdicino ho graduated in tho McdU all tho colleges were very able men after great suffering for five days ho grateful tribute to the memory of a That we always havo tho nicest Ho returned and thenumbcr ofstudont iu attend died and on the 31st of July 1827 his friend and teacher by ono who was f stul in his Appellate- dlsh ict to sub- - cal School of Edinburg selection of the nicest goods in tq Virginia and removed at an early aucc was greater at that session than body was committed to tho waves un often encouraged by his kind words our line to be found in Eastern withiu these sovei al Districts day with his fath6r Col Thos Mar Â¬ it had been before or over was alter coflined the scholars cloak was to perseverance in his stiidio and he Kentucky You do not Irtivo to pay their subscriptions in advance shall toKontucky settling on a fuio Dr Holloy loft Tho number of stu Â¬ wrapped around him for a winding hopes the digression will bo excused g to Cincinnati or Louisvillo to up hold their farm in Woodford county which his dents before and after ho loft we will sheet the ocean became his grave and theioby aud buy niio goods or find a good FRANKFOKT CORrtESPONDfeNCE hands Wo iiavo just emerged from father gavo him and commenced tho try to show also what tho University tho towering rocks of the Tortugas assortment for wo have it at your a hotly contested political struggle practice of medicine which ho prose- Â¬ did under other Presidents his monument door Fhankfout Ky Dec 3 1892 and we do not think it presumption cuted with successWhen ho began to The resignation of tho Presidency Eds Advocate We buy our Queenswaro from Tho city had never been so prosper- Â¬ when wo say the efforts of tho feel the weight of years and his prac Â¬ Lawyers and the Legislature have ous as it was during Dr Holloys ad- Â¬ of Transylvania by Dr Holley was the largest jobbing houso in New especially Democratic press in tice extended oyer a not thickly sottled York and consequently are pre- Â¬ ministration Tho merchants had a much regretted by a largo majority ot been manifesting great interest in tho tbo i aco for Judge of tho Court of country with very bad roads there pared to sell you goods at the market for their goods boarding tno people aim all ot tuo pupils a lato of tho Worlds Fair Bill now Appeals saved tho Democratic party were no turnpikes tho labor was too samo price you pay in tho cities houses had a supply of boarders number of whom immediately left the pending in the Court of Appnlr and from defqat If wo have done this if great and ho gavo up his pracliceuand meats vegetables and tablo supplies University sitting of the Court this week has Ave have givon our time our taleuts established Buck Pond Academy the met a ready market at good prices That Dr Holley was a great edu- Â¬ been largely attended expecting a de- Â¬ OUR LIKE Embraces and our money to tho dissemi- Â¬ name by which his residence was cator let the following facts toll tUo cision to be handed down I leaui and there was a great demaud for have won called The school soon became very nation of Our doctrines aud A larger aud nicer selection than real cstato in tho city on liberal terms tale When ho took charge of iho from reliable authority that an opinion to whom can we go for support save popular and proved ono of the best in H Notwithstanding all tliede tbouefits University it was comparatively little may bo looked for Tuesday next we have ever before shown you We believe tho State turning out somo very to thowj of like faith tfio result of Dr Hollejs successful known when ho left it it was cele- Â¬ Whether tho Court will go into all the and our prices are the lowest Democrate placo too high an estimate brilliant men of their day I may management of tho University thcie brated all over this country and questions raised bvtho pleadings i aud are too milch in lave with our namo lion Thos F Marshall his Call and seo us Wo havo got in Europe During sixteen years be Â¬ not known Gov Knott argues that were gieat prejudices existing among doctrines to bo mis- - brother William Marshall who mar Â¬ fore ho took charge of it it had grad the bill is unconstitutional on tho goods aud will sell them denominations religious certain its face 4dcd by soft smiles and by sweet ried a sister ot General Robert E Lee Remember too we will give you him and tho reasons assigned uatcd twenty two studnnts iu all The question as to what is the final against fumed sentences as aro in order and who was a Presbyterian preachei for it was that his religious tenets during tho nine jcars of his Presi Â¬ passago of a billis also rai ed a nice piece of Plated Ware when A our political foes who biclfor your having charge of ono of tho largest Sectarian animosity dency it turned out six hundred and wero unsound The Revenue bill is pronounced to you havo bought 2500 worth of p ronago in order to fatten and equip congregations in tho city of Baltimore against the Doctor waB so great as to sixty six graduates In June 1S28 bo defective in that section providing goods This is no lottery scheme ttfluother struggle for a number of years and Until the amount to persecution in which the Rev Alva Woods was elected to tho v f for tho taxation of corporate fran QQQWcnro many leasons why Demo death ofliis wife when bcingtmiito You get one of theo nico plated Presbyterians wero the leaders and Presidency of the University Ho chises The Secietary of Slate is of jfrtrs should patronize their journals oldj hciwcnt to liw Avith hilnonly some of was a Baptist preacher with a high Â¬ pieces when jour ticket shows their writers published cer tho opinion that banks aie exempt toy are of tho same blood color childa son living in California and reputation for learning and liborality 2500 worth of goods bought Come tain specifications agaiust him some for the year 1892 yJind faith and without this support I suppose is noV dead Rov Lewis of which wo take the liberty to insert He retained his position in the Uni Â¬ ond see us Tho bill fixing the tei ins of the ss4 success would bo ujtterlyjfimpolsibic W Green a distinguished orator and hero That Dr Holley did not be- Â¬ versity for two years and then re Â¬ Circuit Courts was given its second we ure reiiuimeuuuau rgu scholar onco President of Transyl- Â¬ fjustiitUD lieve in tho evangelical tenet of human signed to accept the Presidency of the reading and discussed in tho Hou e muut on thip very gubjedtbyouo of vania University and of Ccutro Col CO These terms aro genoral University of Alabama Rev Ben- Â¬ depravity to day political friends A Kopiiblican lego Rov John A McCIung a law- Â¬ bur jamin O Peers an Episcopal minis- Â¬ and indefinite No tenets aro evan- Â¬ journalist solicits tho Democratic pa- Â¬ yer in tho beginning of his career Mr Peak tho member fioin Tum Â¬ gelical that aro not taught by or aie ter was elected President in 1833 and tronage andbecaustho journalistja afterwards becoming a Presbyteiian tilled the office for nearly three years ble has introduced a bill which pio- inconsistent with the teachings and clever and a smooth talker jgPR preacher and as an orator was the poscs that a phonographic repoit of doctrines of Christ and His apostles After Mr Peers Rov The W Coit A tow months roll by anelecmon is to peer of his cousin Thomas F Mar Â¬ was elected President serving nearly all trials shall bo imperative upon the and whilo perhaps all Christians be Â¬ bq held The Democrats have placed shall General Humphrey Marshall request of eitver party the expenses lieve that human depravity exists and three years from 1835 then resigning their gold in Kepublicanspdckets and Judge Wm Kincaid a Circuit Judge his resignation Dr Lewis Mar Â¬ to he taxed as costs -all aro sinners somo bqlicvo that Alter have made them fat JhoDcmocrats of Kentucky lor a numbor of years that A bill fmn the salary of tho Gov- Â¬ BILLY TH by tho death and suffering of shall my former beloved teacher then have thoir nominee- - tho Republicans and tho judicial robe uover fell on a on tho cross provision was Professor of Ancient Languages and ernor at JfGSOO per annum giving Christ theirs Docs tho Democrat who has purer man his brother Mr G B mado for the salvation of all There Picsidont pro tern prosided until him the use of tho mansion unfui i Gets off With Thrco Years In the contributed to Republican success Kincaid Secretary of State to Gov aroothers who believe ovou now that Nov 1840 when Rev Robin t David Â¬ nished has passed the Ilouec draw help at this juncture from his Owsloy of Kentucky and for many miuiotcr was Pen Tho nh bill which was defeated in sacrifice on the Cross can- Â¬ son a Prpsbjtuiian L nay adversary vorily years Commonwealths Attorney for the groat smooth K elected and held the position until the Scnato last summer was pasted in save some becauso they were pie He has placed a club in the tho Lexington circuit audi must not not Sophie Lyons Goes Free and Her destinatcd to bo lost and wo have 1812 when tho Mothudfct Chinch the House by a close voto hands of the enemy to ba used as a omit tho boy Gwin Pago who ac Â¬ obtained Uio control The University heard such a sermon preached by veri Tho fenco bill which has jut Face Will Cease missile of destruction Thoy have no quired a good education at Buck zealous preachers so that perhaps if had by this time become very much parsed the House provides that no kinA word for you thoy wjll trump Pond aud grow to be a man of dis Â¬ or could be a convocation ot prostrated particularly in tho literary porson not wishing his lands enclosed To Be Fainiiiar Sight On Our up detrimental charges against your tinction in Kentucky buforo ho left there ws wiso mou of all tho congrega- Â¬ and academical departments Bishop shall be compelled to contribute to a and if it is not good for tho State Ho was descended from all the candidates Streets tions of thpso professing to be Chris- - Ileury B Baseoni D D was mado partition fence their business to publish them they tho distinguished family of Pages of Presidont and it soon revived and gags tions they would not agreo as to the Tho Stfphenon bill docking ab Â¬ find their way into a journal of like Virginia His fathor died when ho The cases of Sophie Lyons and of the words in which tho prospered as it had not done for years sentees their per diem bo a bun- - was but a child and his mother at an meaning faith and order though it wis pns cd by Billy Buik alias Frank Owens for an In two years after the Methodists got against Dr Holloy was made tho House by a vote of 57 10 0 and a dred miles away And as to thoir early period removed to Kentucky charge Ono of tho other charges against Dr control of tho University there wore Senator told mo he believed tln meas Â¬ attempted mbbery of tho Traders ne- Â¬ with her two orphan children a son suffratfe aspto for a Republican Bank last May wero called on Holley was that ho did not belicvo in four times as many students in it as ure would puss- the Somite This act gro is PKiiW lilo to a voto for aJQemo and a daughter and sottled in Ilar wero the year before In 1848 Wednesday Tho evidence against of the Devil theio tho ical personality if passed will insure a quorum and the fair Sophie was not sufficient to eratic whlvSK5an esau if thore bo no rodsburg Mercer county with a com- Â¬ word as defined by tho best lox Bishop Bascom resigned and tho Uni- Â¬ theieby facilitate legislation This politics in the position sought And fortable estate Gwin Pago was sent convict and sho was consequently icographeis is that which constitutes versity reverted to tho State and Pro- Â¬ yet they havo tho audacity to ask a to Buck Pond to school aud boarded Dcnaioriowman nas liitroriuoou a discharged from custody fJijly tho being consisting fessor J B Dodd acted as President an individual human sharo n Democratiq patronage and at my fathers Ho aud I becamo bill to amend tho election law with re Â¬ Kid did not fare fcp well although made pro torn The University was Thosowho of body and soul wo regret to say niauy good Demo- Â¬ warm friends and continued so until in 185C and a normal school gard to Presidential electors so that the Jury let him oftwith alightor tcn the chargo seemed not to havo under- Â¬ crats who lovo their party allow ho left tho State Ho was a very it will not conflict with tho Federal than he hadnny light to expect Only stood tho meaning of their own for tho education of teachoi 8 was es Â¬ themselves imposed upon for fear of bright boy and learned rapidly Wo Election Law sending him to Fi ankfovt for thrro words They certainly did not con- Â¬ tablished in connection with it under retaliation wore in tho samo class but ho learned tend that the Devil is a human being tho patronage of tho State as an iudib years The speeches of both Col Z T A resolution has been introduced Sfer fastorlfah did BoinV conVcious of Tho Democratic press jof But wo do not undertake to defend ponqiblo aid to tho common school providing for an adjournment of the Young who appeared for the dcfeiuo ling havo tho circulation they covor thatifact I often flatterod myself uthat Dr Holleys religious viows for we system of Kentucky and tho Legisla- Â¬ General Assembly from Dec 23d to aud of Commonwealths Attorney M the ontiro lield so far as this terri Â¬ I being at home was often called off know not what they were Wo know ture appropriated 12000 a year for January 3d M Redwiue were highly commended Sophie by thoso Avho heaid them tory is concerned and itis tho duty pf todo somodomestic duty audit may this howovor that we attended tho its support and tho causo of popular Tho friends of ex Gov Knott hero has cortainly stood bV tho Kid iu Â¬ havobcon some1 jealousy then every Democrat to Uoplaco his pahat education in the Stato nover seemed Academical department throo consec- Â¬ think it is not impiobablo that Mr Una hard luck with a ooiiPtaniv but utive sessions of nino months each to bo moie prosperous tronage that it will not robound aud contributed to that conclusion Cleveland will select him a ono of worthy of a better cause Wonder if batter down his own interests smit- Â¬ now as long ago I am Satisfied that over which Dr Holloy presided and sho will bo as coustant during hi Rov Lewis W Green D D was ing him in an unexpected moment his capacity was superior to mine we havo no recollection of having elected President of tho Uniuersity iu hh Cabinet oflicers three years stay at Frankfort What wo havo said applies to Re- Â¬ After finishing his Acadomic course evor heard himoither in the recitation 1850 Ho was a most estimable gen- Â¬ In an election hld hero to day for Owens was sontonced yesterday publican journals everywhere just tho ho studied law When ho obtained room or inr any public address and tleman and a profound scholar Wo Counclmon four Democrats aud live When called upon to know if ho hud any reason to oller why ho should not same as at homo Wo do not qlnim his liconso ho located in Louisvillo wodiavo heard him deliver mauy ex Â¬ were at dear old Buck Pond together Republicans wero elected reeoivo sentence ho expiesscd it do that Democrats should boycott Re Â¬ and was very 60on doing a good busi- Â¬ press himself favorable to or advocate In January 1858 Mr Greon resigned siro to consult his attorney Col Z T E Young After consultation he re publican journals but wer do mean ness Ho roso rapidly iu tho estima- Â¬ tho Unitarian doctrine nor did wo and was tho last Presidont of Tran A Warning turned and said ho had nono toaflejv their first duty is to thoir own tion of tho people and was elected over know or hear of any ono of tho sylvania Tho Legislature withdrow that Cooper senhmcod If wo wero in your placo wo woti Bheroforo Judgo confinement m tho journalists After tiiis lias boon com- Â¬ four times to tho IIous of Represen- Â¬ students at Transylvania University tho yearly appropriations to tho nor-Â¬ to three years plied with if advertising with tho Re Â¬ tatives tho last timo being made adontingrtho viows or doctrines ot mal school and tho University which not go to John Jones store for ho hasWjgfiitontiary Tho sobs of Sophlo many uuuuuuu ui ucies to snow could bo heard all over tho court publican paper is a remunorativo in Sneaker Of tho House His mother tho Unitarians Ho cortainly was had been declining for jears sunk so i confinement This that thero will bo uo such thing as room all right but thoir first having died soon after his return not a propagandist and did not ob nover to vise again vestment after tho Legisja duty is to tho30 papers which are in from tho Logislaturo ho and his sister getting away it will take you so long hard on Billy slupo wo are Jold h sympathy with Democratic principles both unmarried removed to Califor trudo his lellgious views whatovcr tnro failod to make tho annual appro to decido what i3 prettiest and then says his losses will amount to not Ions than 50000 during tho progress of thoy might bo on others but tho ani- Â¬ priatiom to tho normal school It Republicans havo adopted this moth od and tfory aro right Democrats niawhoro ho made a largo fortune mosity of sectarians know no abate Â¬ was in a fcoble languishing condition tho prices aro so roasonablo you aro tho Worlds Fair 6n account otJile in Â¬ Thoy both must bo dead as I havo ment and tio storm of persecution in before the lato war and during tho suro to buy ability to attend should do tho very samo thing Â¬ 4 M u it Â¬ -- not be ong until you Wii n id Look for nice Presents for Your friends will 1 x 4 J h Xcfnl 1 w i-- - ft w MAM 4 11 l ir s if fi De-po- -it - lit f -- tSh SI J K 15 V ni U itt L PH5W m- JJnult J A tl rVbrtin 4tand WEEKLY JOURNAJL v - - IDEN r 10WL t y INTEREST ft ITS OXAN PEOPLE KOX9 MT JUDGE PETERS STBLGKENUpSY TUESDAY DECEMBER 6 1892 vasLfi H a REMINISCENCES By Your Colors Rewards Aje Due Your Army i4Tii That Has Fought Your Battles and Has Help Win Victories lit f 1 If is thu Duty of Every Demo crat Whether an Official or Private to Stand By tir j - JthSPrss w -- - Tho brick work qn my fathorsuicw house having been completed alid thinking it WU8 timo 1 should enter updri my studies to prepare profession or which ho designed mo I was started in tho fall of 1810 to BuckPoud Acadomy a most excel- Â¬ lent school located on JrLowis Marshalls farm within 1 milesof my fathers house conducted by Dr aijashali ds principal Mr ra forho The Promulgator and Defender of Democratic Prin- ciples t PI m That we always havo the nicest Ediriburg IIo returned I selection of tho nicest goods in to Virginia and removed at an early our line to be found in Eastern day with his father Col Thos Mar- Â¬ Kentucky You do not havo to shall toKontucky settling on a lino go to Cincinnati or Louisvillo to farm in Woodford county which his buy nhe goods or find n good father gavo him and commenced tho assortment for we have it at your practice of medicine which hoprose door cuted with success When ho began to Wo buy our Queenswaro frdm feel tho weight of years and his prac- tho largest jobbing houso in Now tico extended ovor a not thickly settled York and consequently are pre- Â¬ country with very bad roads there pared to sell you goods at the were no turnpikes tho labor was too samo price you pay in the citie from defeat If wo havo done this if great and ho gavo up his practice and moatp vegetables and tabic supplies University of the Court this week has sitting wo havo given our time our taleuts established Buck Pond Academy the That Dr Holley was a great edu- Â¬ been largely attended expecting a de- Â¬ OUR mctaieady markot at good prices and otir money to tho dissemi- Â¬ name by which his residence was and thero was a great demand for cator let tho following facts tell tUo cision to bo handed down I leain nation of our doctrines and havo won called Tho school soon becamo very real cstato in tho city on liberal tcrmB tale When ho took charire of thu from reliablo authority that an opinion A larger aud nicer selection than to whom can we go for support save popular aud proved ono of tho best in Notwithstanding all thebJe benefits University it was comparatively little may bo looked for Tuesday next we have ever before shown you wo uenovo tho State turning out some very cele- Â¬ Whether tho Court will go into to those of Jiko taitii all the tno result ot Dr Ilolleys successful known when he loft it it was and our prices arc the lowest Democrats placo too high an estimate brilliant men of their day I may management of tho University thoio brated all ovor this country and questions raied by tho pleadings is Call and see us Wo have got and are too milch in lave with our name Uon Thos P Marshall his wero great prejudices existing among in Europe During sixteen years be Â¬ not known Gov Knott argues that tho goods and will sell them jouutry saving doctrines to uo mis- - brother William Marshall who mar Â¬ certain denominations foro ho took charge of it it had grail tho bill is unconstitutional on its face religious Jded by soft smiles and by sweot ried a sister ot General Robert E Leo against him and tho reasons assigned uatcd twouty two students in all The question as to what is tho final Remember too we will give you fumed sentences as aro in order and who was a Presbytorian preached for it was that his leligious tenets during tho nine years of his Presi Â¬ passago of a billis also riicd a nico piece of Plated Ware when ken A our political foes who bidfor your having chargo ot ouo of the largest unsound Sectarian animosity dency it turned out bix hundred and wero The Rovonuo bill is pronounced to you havo bought 2500 tvorth of ronago in order to fatten and equip congregations in tho city of Baltimore against the Doctor was so great as to sixty six graduates In June 1S28 bo defective in that section providing goods This is no lottery scheme for a number of years and until tho amount to persecution in which the Rev Alva Woods was elected tb tho for the taxation of corporate fran- Â¬ Another struggler You get ono of these nico plated wlien boingfqnito WjftQQWoniremaiiy reasons why Demo dcatlond8wffo Prcsbytorians wero tho leaders and Presidency of the University lie chises Tho Secretary of Slate is of LtiC8 should patronize their journals oldlfeweilt to live with his I only pieces when jour ticket Bhows some of their writers published cer Â¬ was a Baptist preacher with a high the opinion that banks aio exempt 1 n n r nnlnn child u sou living in California mi tvt a 11IU BUIItU U1UUU UUIUl and UIU Ul il Aioy 2500 worth of goods bought Come him some reputation for learning and liborality for tho year 1892 specifications against jtiid faith and without this sunnort Isuppose is now dead Rov Lewis tain Uni- Â¬ of which wo take the liberty to insert Ho retained his position in the Tho bill fixing the trims of the ond sec us Â¬ cnpfnta ivnnhl bn ntlfirlvtirrtnoiisibin W Green a distinguished orator and That Dr Holley did not be- Â¬ versity for two years and then re Circuit Courts was git en its rocoud hero Just here wo aro romindeddftan argu scholar once President of Transyl Â¬ lieve in tho evangelical tenet of human signed to accept tho Presidency of the reading and discussed in tho Houic Â¬ GO P OLDHAI ment on this very eAibjpct by one of vania University and of Ccntro Col- Â¬ dopiayity These terms aro gcnoral University of Alabama Rev Ben- to day our political friends AKopubJican lege Rov Johu A McClung a law-Â¬ and indefinite No tenets aro evan- Â¬ jamin O Peers an Episcopal minis Â¬ Mr Peak tho member fiom Trim- Â¬ journalist solicits tho Democratic pa yer in the beginning of his caicer gelical that aro not taught by or aio ter was elected President in 1833 and ble has introduced a bill which pio tronage and because the journalist is afterwards becoming a Prcsbyteiian inconsistent with the teachings and filled the office for nearly three years clever and a smooth talker gets it preacher and as an orator was tho doctrines of Chrift and His apostles After Mr Peers Rev Tho W Coit poses that a phonographic repoit of A few months roll by anelectioii is to peer of his cousin Thomas F Mar and whilo perhaps all Christians be was elected President serving nearly all trials shall bo imperative upon the bqheld Tho Democrats havo placed shall General Humphrey Marshall lioYo 1835 then resigning request of oltvcr party the expenses that human depravity exists and thiee years from thoirgold in Ttepublicanspockpts and Judge Wm Kincaid a Circuit Judgo Alter his resignation Dr Lewis Mar- Â¬ to ho taxed as costs that all aro sinners some bqlicvo that have mado them fat Tho Democrats ot Koutucky for a number of years bv tho death and Bufferinsr of shall my former beloved teacher then A bill fivinjr tho salary of tho Gov- Â¬ LIB kavo their nominee tho Republicans and tho judicial robe never fell on a fihrist on tho Ancient Languages and ernor at ifG500 per annum giving movisiou was Professor of crosd theirs Does tho Democrat who has purer mau his brother Mr G B made for the salvation of all Tiiei c 1 oBiunn pro tein piosidcd until him the use of the mansion unfui Gets oiT With Three Years In tho contributed to Republican success Ivincad Secretary of State to Gov aroothers who believe even now that Nov 1810 when Rev Robert David Â¬ nished has passed the Houe Pen draw help at this juncture from his Owsley of Kentucky and for many the great sacrifice on the Cross can- Â¬ son a Prosbjioiiaii minister was The fih bill which was defeated in nay verily years Commonwealths Attorney for adversary smooth not save 6oinc because they were pi e elected and held the position until the Senate last summer was passed in Sophie Lyons Goos Free and Her lie has placed a club in the tho Lexington circuit and I must not destinated to be lost and wo have 1812 when tho Motludin Church the House by a close vote hands of tho enomy to bo used as a omit tho boy Gwiu Pago who as heard such a sermon preached by veri obtained tho control Tho University Fac vv ill Cease Tho fenco bill which has just missile of destruction They havo no quired a good education at Buck 7ealous preachers so that perhaps it had by this timo become very much pased the House provides that no kind woid for you they will trump Pond and grow to bo a man of dis Â¬ thero w8 or could bo a convocation ot prostrated particularly in tho literary person not wishing his lands enclosed To B Familiar Sight On Our np detrimental charges against your tinction in Koutucky beforo ho left all the wise men of all tho congrega- Â¬ and academical departments Bishop shall bo compelled to contribute to a Streets candidates and if it is not good for tho State IIo was descended from tions of thpso professing to be Chris Henry B Bascoiu D D was made partition fence their business to publish them thoy tho distinguished family of Pages of tions they would not agree as to the President and it soon revived and Tho Stephenon bill docking ab Â¬ The cases of Sophio Lyons and find their way into a journal of like Virginia His fathor died when ho meaning of tho words in which tho prospered as it had not done for years sentees their per diem was pnscd by Billy Burk ylias Frank Owens for an Â¬ faith and order though it bo a hun- was but a child and his mother at an In two years after the Methodists got charge against Dr Holloy was made and a attempted l obbery of tho Traders De Â¬ dred miles away And as to thoir early poriod removed to Koutucky Ono of tho other charges against Dr control of tho University there woro tho House by a voto of 57 to SeniUiir told me ho believed the meas posit Bank last May wero called qu Â¬ suffrage a voto for a Republican ne with her two orphan children a son times as many studonts in it as Holloy was that ho did not belicvo in four Tho evidence against gro ia preferable to a voto for a Demo- Â¬ and a daughter and settled in Har tho leal personality of tho Devil thero wero tho year beforo In 1818 ure would puss the Somite This act Wednesday cratic whito man even if thoro bo no rodsburg Mercer county with a com- Â¬ This word as defined by the best lex Bishop Bascom resigned and the Uni- Â¬ if passed will insure a quorum and tho fair Sophio was not sufficient to thcieby facilitato legislation convict and she was consequently politics in the position sought And fortable estate Gwiu Pago was 6ont icographeis is that which constitutes versity reverted to tho State and Pro- Â¬ Senator Newman has introduced a discharged from custody yet they havo tho audacity to ask a to Buck Pond to school and boarded iily tho B Dodd acted as President b sharo in Democratic patronage and at my fathers IIo and I became an individual humau being consisting fessor J The University was bill to amend the election law tvith re Â¬ Kid did not faro fo well although Thoso who made pro torn of body and soul we regret to say mauy good Demo- Â¬ warm friends and continued bo until the chargo seemed not to havo under in 1850 and a normal school gard to Presidential electors so ihat tho Jury let him off wth a lighter scn crats who lovo their party allow ho left tho State IIo was a vory stood tho meaning ol tneir own for tho education of teacheis was es- Â¬ it will not conflict with tno Federal than he hadpuy light to expect Only sending him to Frankfort for thrro themselves imposed upon for fear of bright boy and learned rapidly Wo words They certainly did not con tablished in connection with it undor Election Law retaliation wore in tho samo class but ho learned tond that the Devil is a human being tho patronage of tho Stato as an iudis A resolution has been introduced years Tho speeches of both Col Z T Young who appeared for the defomu Bojaig conscious pt Tho Democratic press of Mt Ster Â¬ Yaelorflmnldid But wo do not undortako to defend ponsibleaid to the common school providing for an adjournment of the ling havo tho circulation they covor th fact I often flavored myself that Dr Holleys rollgiotis viows lor we system of Kentucky and tho Legisla- Â¬ General Aembly from Dec 23d to aud f ComnipmveaHha Attorney M M Rcdtviue were highly commended the pntiro field so far as this terri Â¬ I being at home was often called off know not what thoy were Wo know ture appropriated 12000 a year for Tanuarv 3d Sophie bv thoso who heaul them tory is concerned and it is tho duty of todo sbmodomeatio duty audit may this howovor that we attended the its support aud tho cause of popular Kid in The friends of ex Gov Knott hero has certainly stood by the ovcry Democrat to solacohis pa havo been that 6omo jealousy then Academical department three consec- Â¬ education in tho Stato never seemed flnnfclt 5r not mm nlwliln tbnr ATV his hard luck with a ronptanet but utive sessions of nino mouths each to bo moi e prosperous tronugo that it will not rebound and contributed to that conclusion worthy of a better cause Wonder if Cleveland will select him a ono of sho will bo as constant during hirf down his own interests smit Â¬ now as long ago I am satisfied that ovor which Dr Holloy presided and batter Rev Lowis W Green D D was his Cabinet officers thrco years stay at Frankfort in an unexpected moment his capacity was superior to mine we havo no recollection of having elected President of tho Uniuorsity in ing him Owens was sontonced yesterday In an election held hero to day for What wo havo said applies to Re- Â¬ After finishing his Academic course cvor heard himeither in the recitation 1856 IIo was a most estimablo gen- Â¬ When called upon to know if he had publican journals everywhere just the ho studied law Whon ho obtained room or inv any public address and tleman and a profound scholar Wo Comiclmen four Democrats and five any reason to offer why ho should not rccoivo sentence ho expressed n de samo as at homo We do not claim his licenso ho located in Louisvillo wchavo heard him deliver mauy exÂ¬ wero at dear old Buck Pond together Republicans woro elected siro to consult hiB attorney Col Z T E should boycott Re Â¬ and was very soon doing a good busi- Â¬ press himself favorable tot pr advocato In January 1858 Mr Greon resigued that Democrats Young After consultation he- - re Â¬ publican journals but wo do mean ness IIo roso rapidly Jn tho estima Â¬ the Unitarian doctripe nor did 7iWO and was the laBt Presidont of Tran A Warning turned and said ho had nono toRter that their first duty is to thoir own tion of the people and was elected ovor know or hear of any ono of the sylvania Tho Legislature withdrew Theroforo Judgo Cooper sentenced If wo woro in your placo wo would him to three years confinement in ho journalists After this has been com- Â¬ fourtimos to tho IIousi of Represen- Â¬ studentsfat Transylvania University the yearly appropriations to tho nor tho Re- Â¬ tatives tho last timo being- mado adopting tho viows or doctrines of mal school and tho Univorslty which not go to John Jones Ftore for ho has penitentiary Tho sobs of Sophio plied with if advertising with so many beautiful articles to show could bo heard all ovor tho court in- Â¬ Speaker of tho House His mother tho Unitarians publican paper is a remunerative IIo certainly was hadbcon declining for jears sunk room This confinement in vestment all right but thoir first bavins died 60011 after his return not a propagandist and did not ob novor to riso again affor tho Legisla Â¬ that there will be no such thing as hard on Billy slnpe wo are told lm duty is to tho3o papers which aro in from tho Legislature ho and his sister trudo his roligious viows whatever ture failol to make tho annual appro Â¬ getting away it will take you so long says his losses will amount to not o sympathy with Democratic principles both unmarried removed to Califor to decide what i3 prettiest and thon 50000 during tho prpgrrM of tc th6 Republican havo adopted this raoth nia whoro ho mado a largo fortune thoy might bo on others but the ani Â¬ priation fcoblo normal school It tho prices aro so roasonablo you aro thanWorlds Fair On account otjiis in Â¬ the languishing condition mosity of sectarians Know no abate was in a right Democrats od and they aro ability to attend They both must bo dead as I have ment and tho storm of persecution in beforo tho lato war and during the sure to buy should do tho very samo thing cal School of s km in this coWntylin MliisGUcuit Court ff j Si L rtiKtriot in nils rjoiiETCHSiomu uisuiui Blul jj in this Appellate district to sub- scrioo lor tno iemacimjc pupuia Districts several these Within pay their subscriptions in advauco up their hold thereby ahd Wo liavo just emerged from hands a hotly contested political struggle and wo do not think it prcsutnption whon we say tho efforts of tho especially in Democratic press tho race for Judge of tho Court of Appeals saved the Democratic party Wo UbnotWi8htobo understood as coraplaming df a lack of pat ronage of our political friends thoy aro doing nobly Ws feel that it is theduty of oveiy Democrat H Ahooipson and Mr Matthews as pro fessors of Latin and mathematics There Ittioklhy first lessons in the Dr languages and mathematics Marshall was tho younger brother ot JudgpJohnfMar8haIl Chief Justice of tljo Supremo Court of the i United States for thirty five years and until his deatli in 1835 Dr Marshall was having beep a profound scholar thoroughly educated in Virginia IIo went to Scotland and having studied -- fi1 Jl AXfcA iUn ivrniK not hoard fromjticm sinco fong year creased in bitterness and widened till war it sunk to tho position of a meic ago- - Bui th6old scliooFhauso is itgatheicdiu its wako some minis Â¬ grammar school and remained in Ho that condition until 3805 when it was ruined nowits principal and profess- Â¬ ters from all denominations tho sodj and few aro rarely if ovor defended himself in consolidated with Koutucky Univer ors sloop boneath loft who knew them and none to tell public and was uncomplaining To sity by an arrangement with the a friend he was heard to say on one Trustees of tho two institutions t ee whero tho old houso stood Academy occasion that tho spirit of sectaiianism History of Fayetlo county Kentucky After rcmainlngtat the to persecute and slander is tho same aud by tho act of consolidation Trail- till vtho fall ot 1822 ijontoredTransyl aud in Kentucky that it is in New England sylvania lost its name to tho gieat vania University at Lexington wasput in tho Sophomore class the and that thoro was a large body ot in Â¬ sorrow of all the surviving students of second below thu graduating class dependent and intelligent men in old Trausjlvania At that timp Dri Horace Holly was Kentucky willing and ready to aid This may seem a digioion firm the President with air able corps of him in his defense against tho assaults tho original design of these sketches professsors and all tho chairs filled oh him but lie did not say what he but wo thought it duo to the memory great a man aud Dr Holloy was a fine looking man ot would do in the case However in of great learning a very accomplished March 1827 ho resigned tho Presi- Â¬ a good educator and to show by con Â¬ orator with elegant maimers jand dency of tho University and was very trast what tho University was boforc pleasing address popular with tho soon thereafter elected President of Dr Holloy took chui go of it before people goneially but especially with thoCollego of New Oiieane and his his administration what ho had ele the citizens of Lexington aud the stu Â¬ prospects of success wero most flatter Â¬ vated it to while at its head what it dents in attendance of whom there ing when he was prostrated by fever was aki ho left it whnt tho cause of were three hundred in tho Academic- Â¬ Upn his partial recovery ho embarked education and tho country lost by the al department including tho prepara- Â¬ on board of a vessel for the North resignation of Dr Holloy and the tory school over three hundred in the hoping that tho sea brecezes would re- Â¬ great wrongs that are ofton rou ht And Medical College aud fify or more in store his health but on tho voyage ho by prejudice and intolerance professors in was attacked with yellow fever and last but not least it is offered as a tho Law School Tho all tho colleges were very able men after great suffering for five days he grateful tribute- to tho memory of a andthonumbcr 0f students Ju attend died and on the 31st of July 1827 his friend and teacher by ono who was anco was greater at that session than body was committed to tho waves un often encouraged by his kind word it had been before or over was alter colfined tho scholars cloak was to perseverance in his studios aid he Dr Holloy loft Tho number of stu Â¬ wrapped around him for a winding hopes tho digression will ho excused dents beforo and after ho loft we will sheet the ocean becamo his grave and FRANKFOHT CORrtESPONDkNCE try to shbw also what tho University tho towcriug rocks of tho Tortugas his monument did undor other Presidents Fiiankfokt Ky Dec 3 1892 Tho resignation of tho Presidency Eds Advocate so prosper Tho city had never been Lawyers and tho Legislature have ous as it was during Dr Holloys ad Â¬ of Transylvania by Dr Holley was much regretted by a largo majority of been manifesting great interest in the ministration The merchants had a market for their goods boarding tho peoplo and all of tho pupils a fatooftho Worlds Fair Bill now houses had a supply of boarder number of whom immediately left the pending in tho Court of Appeals and not be Long until you Will begin to Look for nice Presents for Your friends It will mnffBMBBH a u m is m ju jj ii LIE Embraces I 1 1 I iLLYfl y 1 41 Â¬ r 6 y Â¬ - c 5 CR3 v il 4i o MT SlEEIilKa ADVOOATETUBSDAX JECEMBER6 Apples for Winter Uso only clean barrels and sort thti fruit woll packing each grado sepa Â¬ rately and marking it accordingly Lot no good irult go to waste Dry what cannot be marketed otherwise For winter storage pick winter fruit when fully mature handlo it an care Â¬ fully as you would eggs leavo it out Â¬ doors as long as safe from freezing then put it in a cool cellar For homo uso in spring try packing somo lino apples iu barrels or boxes of dry oats or corkdust Pluo sawdust if used as packing material imparts a bad ilavorto tho fruit American Gar Â¬ dening 1892 4- - iaaMmaiiurHaiauBXcannainxmcmumv 1 V H il1 AU Fruit for market hafc to bo plck od a little boforo it is ripe ovou tho Winter Protection of Btmwborry Vinos apple which ripens all through tho question fall and winter At this season occurs tho regarding the utility of covering Eternal vurilanco Is tho prico of strawberry vines for protection in everything you have that is worth winter If I knew the enow would stealing como on and keep them covered till In somo parts of tho West wood is Into April there would not bo tbo scarce aud tho pooplo luvo learned to slightest necessity of affording other hay cloeolycomprcssod as fuel for protection Even here in this latitude use cooking Uoru stalks ami oven wn arfl as likelv to havo rain and ice as corn itself havo at times bcon used storms in January and February foriucl Coru In tho car is reckoned otherwise and then it is good by to worth its woight in coal for burning big patches of strawberry plants lte Tho oil it contains makes a very hot peated thawing and freezing of the Hie aud as most of its substance is If you have a good owe that has ground is what works the mischief starch auolhor form of carbon it is produced vigorous iambs and gavo with tho plants so tlio covering of not straugo that i should well servo thorn ample nourishment sho will bo leaves straw or evergreen boughs or fci r fiorviceablo than a younger owe this use whatnot protects the ground from pot provided for young as sho Farm cellars ne6d a goodovcrhaul that has tho rago of tho sun aud atmospheric should There will always bo some Â¬ changes adequate to prevent tho de- ing generally at this time of tho year unprofitable owes iu a Hock and be Â¬ Clean them up thoroughly and pro Â¬ struction of tho plants foro Uio breeding season arrives a seÂ¬ truo that on a clayey soil or vide with good thorough ventilation It is lection of tho best ewes should bo most any still soil if adequate protec- Â¬ Sheep when well sheltered durihmode to bo bred to a choice riuro bred tion is not afforded the plants thoy tho fall aud winter will not otily of somo preferred breed will bo lifted out by tho frost but shear moro wool but it will of a fet- Â¬ irtii alternate freezing and thawing if the or quality than of those exposed to Tor ordinary work a horao of aver Â¬ age biko should bo fed twelve pounds plants are not raised by tho roots is the weather fully as destructive of oats or other grain food and fifteen Push the pigs that aro still on hand to eighteen pounds of good On account of tho uncertainty of the hay but weather and enow to afferd a contin- Â¬ for all thoy are worth from now till if driven on tho road two or three uous covering through tho winter I tho solid cold weather of winter sets pduuds of hay morning aud noon find it tho proper thing to do to afford in Liberal focding pays best for tho and eight or ten at night with tho the strawberry plot a generous cover Â¬ food given With tho corn meal give same quantity of grain Ex ing of leaves from deciduous trees a light feed of raw apples or pump Â¬ How to Cloan Bottles These the maplo shade trees m my kins each day It is surnrlsW how niimv neonln case afford iu abundance which arc Keep tho horses hungry is tho persist in cleaning bottles with shot distributed bver the plants until uono advice of a good horseman but by after tho frequent cautious that havo aro in sight Some coarse material regular feeding of just what tho horse been given Nothing cleans a bottlo if at hand is placed upon the leaves to will cat up clean they never need so easily as a handful of shot which prevent the wind from blowing them havo tho colic which Is generally can be shaken into every corner until offifthe snow does not como on im- Â¬ from over eating or from eating sour the glass fairly shines with cleanliness mediately feed left in tho box If tho veterina- Â¬ But the danger of lead poisoning is Iu tho spring the leaves will bo rian is not always at hand it is well vcr great oven when tho bottlo is fouud closely pressed upon tho plants to keep somo colic cure for immediate washed out with clean water and but tho young growth will push the uso to promptly relieve tho pain in it is doubly dangerous when as is leaves upward or thoy may be lightly case of an attack of colic usually tho case there is no rinsing at loosened with tho rake or left to pro Â¬ People who use their noses for do all A littlo clean sand is a conve- Â¬ tect the fruit from the soil Swalo tcrmiuiug tho value of manures or nient and thorough bottlo cleanser hay and leaves together make a happy ferlizera aro sure to lose money especially as it is absolutely necessary combination to cover tho strawberry becauso most of them believe that a to complete the process by washing bed But tho meanest substanco is horriblo smoll indicates strength out the particles of sand whichjid- strawy manure Tho straw is well hero Whentimois not an objectfa A little common sense In feeding enough but generally iho manure is bottle can bo well cleansed by aldof the vehicle to scalfcr innumerable hogs is tho preventive of cholera potato parings but as they must bo weed and grass seeds over the bed House Cleaning Hints corked in aud loft to ferment tho plan which entails much labor to eradicate Cold tea is excellent for cleauing is too tedious for general uso But L F Abbott of Maiue in Ameri Â¬ grained wood uuder do circumstances should 6hot bo can Cultivator Kerosene applied with a rag when used especially in bottles about to bo Furrows Short you aro about to put your stoves tilled with drugs or medicines The most valuable farm product is away for tho summer will prevent The Rural World observes Thor- Â¬ thorn from rusting a happy family ough cultivation has demon- Â¬ THE ADVOCATE GLFANINGS vm W W HICKS CARPET STORE REED Maiiotli In Erory Xxiaagton prices No 37 North Broadway Second Floor t JS Jf CARPETS All kinds of best grado of Carpets at the very lowest possible DEPARTMENT Largest and best lino of faim wag- OU3 profits CURTAINS Beautiful Curtains well worth tho money Thoy are called Bargains OIL CLOTHS Oil Cloths tho best snakes and in tho newest and most desirable patterns HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS No house in Kentucky handles better goods or sells for closer ISSinJSiSIfiSslS heating stover from the highest price to tholowest Inthe mar Â¬ ket cut pi Ices Stoves DryG SSM lis Dry Gu mis 2KEEKiE5SE5S MKfjr ilfcyyiMBiifci au ti JM rulilis k Anthracite Stoves The best in tho world meat cutters butcher knives sausage stuffers larg Snectsson ts tfslls Hi r Hazslrigg cstlino of plain aud dccoaaCcd queens ware baidal presents of every descrip Â¬ tion Fall and winter stock now full and complete comprising novelties in Dress Goods foreign and domestic Silks Underwear Hosier Yarns etc Ladies and childrens shoes in abundance and very low Our carpet department is complete with Fine Carpets Rugs Mattings Oilcloths etc jackets on hand to show A stylish and well selected line of ladies TOY WAGONS 7 - Gloves ribbons trim- Â¬ mings and notions of all kinds always on hand Come in and ask for what you want we have it Grubbs Hazelrigg A t From 50 cents to 275 HMPPPaM Mam Street Mt Sterling Ky MSMEilSlS fm fes Dampen a cloth and dip in soda and One never grows fat by having to rub tinware briskly after which wipe eat his own words Tho wind never blows to suit the dry A great convenience when cleaning man who rises late house is a stick with a notch iu tho Silence is golden when talk koeps end that will lift the picture cords off you from work from the hooks without so much step Â¬ Kicking a horse is a poor way to ping up and down make a friend of hira Papered walls are cleaned by being The easiest way to appear wise i lo wiped down with a flannel cloth tied keep your mouth shut over a broom or brush Then cut off Tho road to ruin often looks as if it a thick pieca of stale bread and rub down with this Begin at tho top led lo tho laud of plenty and go straight dowu Tho fish that never eats flint h not Hot alum water is tho best insect apt to bo caught on a hook destroyer known Put tho alum into Trying to keep cws fat that have hot water and let it boil till it is all no other proecioa iroin the winters disolved then apply the solution hot cold than the leeward aide of a straw to all cracks closets bedsteads and pilo is like trying to warm up all out other places where any insects are of door with a No 7 heating stove fouud Ants bedbugs cockroaches Some men never practico economy aud creeping things aro killed by it except when they aro buying for their andtheicisno danger of poisoning wives tho family or injuring tho property To clean oilcloth it must be wiped Cut a holo in tho pocket you cany Uso your tobacco in and at tor awhile you perfectly dry as it is washed little soap and this in tepid water glad you took my advice will be change often A good brush aud a If you want to learn how to grow piece of dry flannel will make oilcloth rich easily go sit at the feet of some look like new especially if linseed oil old codger who never made a cent in or skim milk is well rubbed in after in his life Am Agriculturist washing If in addition to these precautions tho cloth is varnished Iu South America along tho fertile annually it is almost iudestructlblo shores of tho Magdalena river are A good way to keep a carving grown sugar cane plantains tobacco knife perfectly sharp and make your rice coffeo and every kind of tropical fruit in abundance- - There aro lea- Â¬ husband think you give him tho teu gues upon leagues of rich uncultivated dcrcst of joints is to uso a rifle lands which however are somewhat such as the farmers sharpen their unhealthy for white people Back scythes upon A tor turns on this from tho river aro virgiu forests con- Â¬ will givo auedgo that will cut through taining cedar mahogany ebony anything and other valuable Tho amount of milk and butler that lignum vlto may bo obtained from a cow is Bhown woods by tho performance of tho IJolsteins Western Australia with its enor- Â¬ which yield not only largo quantities mous territory does not supply onough of milk but stand high as butter procattlo and sheep for local consumption ducers A ylcSti of 20021 pounds of This land is remarable for its immenso milk about 13000 quarts in one area of arid sand upon which tho only year has been tho result Tho samo green thing that flourishes ii tho cow also produced twenty eight Of grass thcro pounds o butter it ono week inevitable gumtreo Somo is almost none and ovon tho kanga- Â¬ of them havo produced pvor thirty The pounds of butter iu ono week and at roos aro half starved of a cargo of Jivo stock by steamer tho same time yieldod largo quantities from South Australia is sometimes a of milk also pei ious matter Iu tho moro western Children Cry for Pitchers CastorTa colony Â¬ non-an-I-vl anothor stration in its favor in tho Kansas coru crop this year Fiolds that will yield forty bushels per acre alongside of others that will yield nothing but nub Â¬ bins tell tho tale ft Cimi A Tho implemont houscof Wcavor Ticadway or Virginia 111 was forc- Â¬ ed to suspend business November 14 The suspension is due somewhat to the recent election Tho firm sold buggies wagons and farm implements payublo upon tho election of Harrison Tho Cincinnati Weekly Gazette and the Daily Commercial Gazetto aro papers that take rank with tho very best publications of tho country aud are primo favorites with tho reading public Thoy givo tho nowa of tho world and abound iu choice miscel laneous reading add literary mattcr 19 100 A TBAE Mn M ji and Less thaa two cents a week GOOD newspaper is wanted in every home fact that the has been published every week for One Hundred Years and has been a favorite paper in many thousands of homes is evidence enough that it is all that has ever been claimed for it the best weekly paper published in the Central States Weekly Gazette Papr Is the wWZJUL It Tie Price of is worth a THIS 100 a Tea lt great deal more Young Housewife Aud then I I want you to send up a peck of Irish potatoes Grocer Yes mum Young Housewife I myself prefer THE DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE stands un United States potatoes but wero go- Â¬ rivaled as a newspaper Its popularity extends from ocean ing to havo somo gentlemen from Plain and Fancy Glassware fine to ocean Dublin to dinnor and I want every Â¬ The freshest and most reliable news is given thing in keeping Chicago Nows grado of Plated Spoons Knives every day in the year from all quarters see for yourself Send for a sample copy and Great ndsaeements Offered Agents Record of the globe c Mother lo her old maid daughter Why Julia what do you mean by using tho family Biblo in that way You aro scratching out figures in tho family record and inserting others Julia It is a record of my birth Yes it is isnt it Well I am lowering tho record Texas Sittings Wreck Calvinism tho backbone of tho Presbyterian Church tho doctrine in which all time has givon us characÂ¬ ter and I shall bo ono of many to rc fUBO longer to follow tho flag of that Address All goods offered of the best makes aud finest quality Styles tho latest Prices as low as in tho largest cities on leaders Examine stock get piices save money Commercial Gazette Co Pnblishers CINCINNATI O m 1h 1 Wall Paper and Paints Fine and latest style Wall papers pjain and decorated Picture Frames Fine Art Material etc North ITaysvllle Street Jit Sterling Ky Sept 20 1 y PTOT5fi15iiiV5JiJTilliuSJlUjjSjiiiji jTOjjjfflaimaiCT I I i hi m If il church This was Dr Herick John sons declaration at tho meeting of Prcsbyterlau ministers at Chicago re- Â¬ cently Tho meeting resolved itself Into a battlo upon Calvinism In tho meeting several admitted that thoy were forced to preach that which their consciences could not approve and thereby called forth tho startled re Â¬ proofs of tho orthodox conservatives A report disapproving entirely of tho revisions of tho General Assemblys commlttco was adopted A supple- Â¬ mental report was presented asking tho General Assembly to appoint a now commlttco on revision ww JtlriJjJJ South Masville Sireot 1 -0 il vl fib iojBO o Santa et wjk aaomq vft hum tpoieoo jo pojja eqs ptmO wjjli TPojsao Jaq 0A3 0ju 3fr Aoag aeq iu imI Louisvilln ir linWn rdoalors in Boots and Shoos will call on tho merchants of Central feand Eastern Koutucky every slxty Of W P Guthrie of Mt StcrlingJ Ky representing Green Huflaknj f Co SM f V rl - tl - - days Any orders directed toMrj i Tylor Apporeou blockj 2 Uuthrio this cty will receive prompt at atentlpn J Kiil iniltfi rth irfftn J dfl H fi ilti it ilfl il iti ift A f Y VlVV V - - i f H HHBRwiV 1kji rUuiJTiS ij ii Hf U r BkEwwH Ik Mi f5 i liiWIn- ill iiftfriiiiiiimiiiif i - V htr ii H ililiWIMMiiiiMlfitf tutiM i - t SiMfr Vtaifc l i r Tift -- - ri fVi--t- i Hitiltifai r HftlvvJM i A tWLwViyA PpS yrHv- - t m 3fel STEBMSTa ADVOCATE Â¬ TIJSBBAT 1pte 1MT ttECEBEB ENDEAVOR 6 1892 vmMitnLVVKBixxinvmnwcKViv Tiier is a loud demand in Wash ington sooicty for tho publication of the name of the California Congress JV1 man mixed up in the scandal in Jtov GENERAL NIWS Todds household i Prof T A Volorath a musician of ni i much oxcllement over the nrivtkf 0a1A n treat quantitiqs Indopcndoucq Mo was horcowMppctl L- nainov Hroek In tho Comanclie on tho strcots by Mrs Marry Wasson nTniltiin Territory and tho wifo of au optician whom ho is feho Indian mines In tho Arbucklo alleged to have slandered iue ana lYlouua ranges The Rov Gcorgo J Brensingor c lnfunui nf rjnfivirn T Secretary m it of tho Unlquo Building and tlio United Stales Loan Association of Philadelphia has gieywho robbed spVess Company of fUXuw is to oe been committed to jail in default of Judge Itothorock of the 2000 bail ou tho chargo of ombcz sanity rwa Sunvomo Court has sot mat ling 1000 of tho Association funds afSment on foot and tho atiornoys Physicians and nurses at tho Mary- Â¬ collecting evidence land Goneral Hospital Baltimore arc E Vrktfta kept busier than they have bcon for a il yjwhe control 01 mo do tin Assembly depend on a drawing long time giving attention to the sick RFinf That bodv mow stands 02 Ito- - immigrants fiom tho steamship Wei- Â¬ jjtobiicans 58 Peoples Party 3 Demo mar Ninety in all wore taken to tho hospital Of theso about forty havo crats and J maepenuuui iu mainingltcpvcsontativo is to be seated tho measles all children by lot the vote in Coffeo county being Early Tuesday morning tho stiff a lie and dronched remains of a young Honrv 8 Ives who was arrested a woman were found on tho torraco vr vnaM jico whilo tryiue to capture leading from tho Hotel Coronada to w O JJ- A IM1T D road was married in Ocean Beach in San Diego Cal II Lockport H Y a week ago to JUtss pistol was lying near and her life Hclen Goitrudo Sears of that city blood was pooled in tho sands beneath Even Ives most in tlmato friends know All that is known of tho stranger is that she arrived with no lugago but iiothlng of the affair a hand satchel on tho 21th and gave v Hutrh Hobs and ox Burgess John her namo as Mrs L Audorson Ber- Â¬ U McLuckie tho Homestead strike lead- - nard of Detroit Sho seemed to bo era who Iiavo neon missing uvur wu ailing and despondent Shortly after charges of murder and treason tho body was found a telegram was i flitS nnrnlvnl arm In at tliivm returned received from an Eastern bank in AB B filuWiocity Monday ana Nurrcuuurcu answer to one sho had sent to draw Kll- lipnn Pneo Offi ADVOCATE - Tho Rlshui of Chlldi en God wheu he gave you a child give to it some rights and thoso you arobouudto rospect You havo no right to refuse to answoryour childs question If you do this It will cer Â¬ tainly put that same question to some body else and may possibly rccoln1 an answer or impression that will havo a bad effect on it for life You havo no right to withhold from your child any innocent pleasure grief and unhapplncss como Boon enough and tho playtime of llfo ought surely to bo when one is young You havo no right to demand from your child to do and do and do for you without any regard to its happi Â¬ ness nor its hopo for the future You havo no right to coucludo that your child is not an indopondont be ing it should be allowed to thlnkl andtoreason out with y6ur assis- Â¬ tance tho problomsof life but your assistance should be so sweotly given that it will nover scorn an impertin Â¬ ence You toss your head at this at tho idea of a mother being impertinent to a child and yot it is possible A child has a right to its own belong Â¬ ings to its own thoughts and to its owu life and tho jesting at or making fun of auy of these to thoso about you or to utter strangers is an absolute Impertinence Tho rights of children should bo respected as religiously as Iudecd I aro tho rights of parents am somo times tempted to bolievo that moro children respect their par cnts than parents respect their chil- Â¬ CHRISTIAN tmmMgaii imwrnnw Week Beginning Dee 11 Comment hy Rot 8 H Doyle Topic la Lis namo Acta xv 0 CoL IU hw tor J 0 MILLER Mucky uuccosor to Central RR ROUTE tow IS UU gland and McLucklo in Youngstown ainr L3I1U1JU iKioo hno - in for all tho money sho needed dren Ex l fiFBecanso ot a heavy import tax p which the French Government thrcaf- ons tonrnposo upon petroioum atier Jan 1 1893 one of tho greatest rushes over scon among petroleum oxporters Both steam H isnow iu progress there aro Doing nurnea and sail crafts around from neighboring ports in order that tho vessols may reach Franco clear of the Custom Houso bo- - foreNewYcar8Day TfeAn hh HR I alleged embozzlcraont of 25C00 as uo puonsn If1 m Itaud MaNally by s was brought to light Honday part of tho accused an attempt on tho iams to disposo of his real tl Tho sale was pro- auction KUiaiM an attachment Williams ccentlv at tho head of one vi McNally Companys de- kJi - r t ji CioA xt 8 cuarBcu lu1 ino iinnnnraJ88ion8 to tuo amount jjnls own uso BBi rNl fnisters and most of tho un- if riSrsofPt Jarvis N Y have itflfeefll to discontinue Sunday funorals Two undertakers refused to sign- tho agreement This step has engendered I a decided feeling among tho citizens who desira to bury their dead when i titov see fit If the two undertakers who would not sign hold out it is Ttaised that they phall substantially rvtllltrisiltvn Mia mrtflnnr ti1n Kirt the pastors decline q conrluqt Ijmces out of town ministers or Magistrates will be prooured I 5 - fit Tho - Boysfn Bluo is tho name by which au ex Union soldiers organiza- tion will bo known which will bo a rival of the Grand Army of tho Ro- Lpublic Tho old soldiers in the Peo ples party aro the originators of tho plan Tho charter was filed Tuesday ti in relation io uio roorieu ausiuu pion at Homestead a member of the Did Advisory Board stated Tuesday that tho number of black Hated men oVtnnf 1 Ila 0Afl UW tlinf V1V Tiiltnrli linflnl U UUqU llin U 1tilcaof the Association they eould hiot receive striko benefits yet other voro being made for their Jovisious py a iijd form at ioast ir jRile and is not dangerously con r This much was if at all ilrionatratcd at tests made Tuesday Chicago by representatives of fo United States Bureau of Animal dustry Tho tests wore conducted or tho supervision of Dr Salmon jaw Gcorgo Washington Post tho cole experiment station they found that from their best cow it cost about ono London Truth says It is genorally and one half cents a quart and from uuderstuod that tho betrothal of their poorest cow it costs moro than Prince Oeorgo of Wales to Princess four and ono half cent Thoro is a May of Teck will bo officially announ- Â¬ chance for profit in ono caso and a ced after tho anniversary of tho death surety of loss in the other of tho Duko of Clarence An error in tho spelling of a name Tho London Chronicle announces making it Campbell instead of Cobbell that tho Rev Ml Stevensou tho En- Â¬ tho returns of two counties iu Kan Â¬ glish Wcsloyan minister who recently in sas may dcteat ono Weaver Elector vaoeived a call to the pastorate of tho Metropolitan Methodist church of Tho Stato Board refused to go bo and unless tho Washington D C has declined tho hind tho returns courts compel tho correcting of tho proffered pastorate ono Harrison Elector will bo declared A sensational incident occurred in elected Mo Austrian Roichsrath yesterday In 1877 tho Kansas City Union Do Ono ot tho members in his speech pot Company sued tho Chicago Rock spoko of Franco as a Ropublio of UiiovcB and swindlers Tho remark Island and Pacific railroad lor 0745 caused an uproar and tho speakor damages Tho amount has bcon in- Â¬ until it is was at once called to order by tho creased by costs etc now 190000 The Missouri Supremo President of tho House It is expect- Â¬ ed that tho French Government will Court Tuesday affirmed tho lower call the Austrian Government to ac- Â¬ courts decision iu tho case against the plahithT count for the insult Dr John W Scott tho aged farther-in-laof President Harrison died at tho Whilo IIoubo on Tuesday after Â¬ noon last Tho old man had almost reached his ninety third milcetone and his had boon an active and honor- Â¬ able career all those years BViof funeral eervlcos woro hold in Wash Â¬ ington on Thursday after which the President and fatally accompanied tho romalns to Washington Pa whoro they woro interred beaido Dr Scott8 wife For a second timo within sixty days dentil has entered tho Whito w Mario Douglass a daughter of Junius Brutus Booth and a nieco of Edwin booth will shortly mako her appearance in tho divorco Courts in tho role of dofcudant in an action brought by hor husband Byron E Douglass tho actor for a separation ontho grounds of cruelty Mr Doug- Â¬ lass has until recently been playing iutho White Squadron and is now engaged to accompany Mrs Blanc as leading man in her starring tour Mr Douglass claims tho fair Mario used hor fists iu truo pugilistic style when sho desired to enforco family disci- Â¬ pline otten to tho discoloring of his eyes anil tho disfiguring of his face Tuosday mornings train from Houston Tex to Galveston Tex brought Wells Fargo Cos Express Messenger Harris who had in chargo a package addressed to tho Island City Savings Rank Galveston This packago had been recoived from tho Wells Fargo Express messenger on tbo Now Orleans Houston run and had been shipped outbyKountzBro Now York City Tho valuablo par- Â¬ cel was taken to tho consignees and signed for by tho banks teller John T McCarthy When Mr McCarthy opened the bundle it was found to contain nothing but brown papertcut in slips about the sizo of a bank note Tho latest advices Irom Samoa are to tho effect that everything is quiet the uprising having subsided Tho Russian Government has do cided to increase tho taxes upon spirits and naptha in ordor to meet tho doficit in the revenue Tho recently enacted Election law provides that tho Kentucky electors shall meet in Frankfort ou tho first Wednesday in Docombor to cast their votes whilo tho Federal statutes namo tho second Tuosday iu January as the proper timo The Federal provision will in all likelihood bo followed Thcro aro already numerous appli- Â¬ cants for tho position of messenger to convoy tho States voto to Washing- Â¬ ton A bill was introduced into the Houso last week to so amend the Stato law as to mako it conform to tho national law 650 Chicago and Return 650 Via C II D and Motion tho Tho Cincinna Â¬ Worlds Fair Route ti Hamilton and Dayton R R Com- Â¬ pany are selling round trip tickets to Chicago good for ton days for 050 On aud after Nov 30 1802 tho one- Â¬ way rate 1st also will bo 350 These rates are iu effect from Ironton Sid Â¬ ney Vorsaills Cincinnati and all in- Â¬ termediate points ou tho lines of tho C II D to Chicago Alternating hoed crops with grass clover aud cattle is a necessity for farmers who seek for permanent suc- Â¬ cess The only exception to this is whero men cultivate so little land that they can and will manure it all heavily every year Market garden Â¬ ing is about tho only use that land can bo put to and boar tho expense of bucIi method What does mako milk Tho namo of tho Lord Jesus Christ is dear to all who havo pat their trust in him not that there is anything in the name bnt that it stands for one in whom there is so much Tho Scripturo contains many injunctions concorning his name two of which aro contained in our lessons 1 Bo willing to make sacrifices for his namo Acts xv 20 In speaking of Paul and Silas tbo Christians of Jeru Â¬ salem describo them as men that havo hazarded their lives for the namo of our Lord Jesus Christ Paul and Silas had not died but in preaching Christ had actually run a risk of their lives Llfo is tho greatest sacrifice any ono could mako and it would naturally embrace all other sacrifices In tho days of the apostles aud oven often since men have actually sacrificed homo country life all things for tho sako of thoir Saviour And all inartyrs aro not dead yet There nro still thoso who sacrifico much for Christ Souiotimes it is almost as hard to do somo things wo do today for our Saviour as it was in other days for men to Buffer death for him and are there not many among Chris tian peoplo who today would haz ard oven lifo for him if occasion de manded it Let us give former Chris tians their duo praise but not at tho expense of true followers today But not only great sacrifices for Christ please him Ho soes the smallest deed done for his name If wo forego pleasure or amusement perform an unpleasant task control our appetites and tempers for his sako ho- is equally pleasod The spirit of willingness to sacrifico for Christ is also a test of truo Christianity Thus tho Christians recommended Paul and Silas Our religion is certainly sin cero whon wo givo up much that is dear to us for it 2 Do all in his namo Col iii 17 Whatsoever yo do in word or deed do all in the namo of the Lord Jesus1 This is tho practical rule laid down by the apostlo for tho Colossian Christians It is applicable to all Christians It is tho sum and essence of Christian ethics It states what should be tho motive power for the Christians every act It moans that wo should do all things small and great tomporal and spirit- Â¬ ual according to his command in compliance with his authority by strength derived from him with an eye single to his glory and depending upon his merit for tho reception of good and pardon of what is amiss It means that Christianity is to bo carried into overyday life that it is to be effective on wcok days as well us on the Sabbath in tho home and social circle as well as in tho church and applicable to personal business as well as to business connected with tho spiritual wolfaro of men directly This makes it a very comprehensive rule It includes words as well ao deeds No word is to be spoken no net performed upon which wo cannot ask Gods bless ing in tho name of Christ This makes it a very valuablo test of Christian action If in doubt as to a business or amusement it can be decided by an honest answer to this question Can I du it in his name Biblo References Isa ir0 Math 131 John xiv 14 Rom i 8 I Cor x 31 II Cor xi 23 83 I Thess v 18 Heb vi 0 12 xiii 15 I Pet iv 10 11 Rev ii Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Miller Wilson BLUE GRASS WE im W FD INSURANCE AND Shortest ai Quickest Rente fjkom CENTRAL KENTUCKY TO ALL POINTS Mr 10 mm mf REAL ESTATE Lowest Rates Choicest Companies KORTH SOUTH Promptest Settlements OF ANY AND ALL AGENCIES Through daily train service between Cincinnati and Middlesborongh and points on L N It It Bchedule In Effect Xor 15 1891 6outkBouad The Bargain Store J Exprocs o Dally Nol No Kx Fast Line Sun 8 00 pro 8 08pm ii 10 11 GORDON FRANKS li e v iicinuau CoriiiKUm s io n ra g 8am lg io r Accm Dally Ex Hub 2 55pm 3 02pm 4 5 7 j Uavenindo agvent chance lit tlielr Clothing ami lixie business Tiiovlmva the poods to suit both rich nnd poor young mid old at priocc un Â¬ heard of We nre wlllnj new suits at JXWup Ncns Shoes at bSciiLmlia Shoes at 7io up Misses Shoas at 40c up Also great bargains In Hats Caps Gents FnrnisliiDg Gooas Arr re Arr Ive Jye ivo Oviitiiluna Air larl Air I iijfUm lve I nrli n n 1 jo 43 tt am m soim ooiim j 6 10pm 8Cpi Sium Winchester Winchester lllcliniowl lllcliniond i m u io nm 12 oopm Wo receive now goods every week forget to call and ecu us at Dont Ivo JivltiKum Le Loulou AirOoijin Lve Lve Lvc iTO Corlilii T rfr Lvjngslon lKpm SSiim 3 05 pm 40 pm 0 15pm n copm 7 05pm 7 55pm s 4 4 3 05 15 The Bargain Store 24 South Maysvllle Street Opposite Opora Houso liarboiirvllle s 5 o 7 Air Cuinuorln Uap7 Ive Corbm IlnovHle 3HldlcboroiiRli 50 00 p m 62 p m 41 p m 85 p m 55 p w pm 10pm n ni Vffl pm - AlTIellicO5 Ive Itichmond Lvo JjincnsteiAit Stanford - yjjjlnnwbunc- - 5 4 50 45 20 1 60 4 45 6 20 p si pm pm WH FLETCHER AUCTIONEER MT STERLING KENTUCKY pm p in pm North Bound Express Ivo Lancaster No 2 Dully Daily 7 00 am 7 No 4 No 11 ive Stanford ExSnn Dally Offers his services to tho peoplo ot Montgomery Arr Richmond u nnd sun ounuing counties iirompt attention LveIclllco lvcn to all sales of lcnsonrl Property and Heal ive wiiiiavb g 21 lyr Estate Terms Kcasonnblo Arr Corhin Lvo Cnmld Gap lo O is gg o 8 2 Q IJJ2S 9 85 am 0 S3 Josiali Lindsay -- IlMrdvfilb0fi Arr nm LeIJailvlIlo Coi b LveCoibln n 7 47 im 0 25 am Â¬ DSSnm - AGENT ON O Arr Livingston Lvc Livingston Lve llcrea Ait Itlclimond C RAILROAD iS n 05 am n in nm 2 2 2 3 4 1 55 pm 27 pm 00 pm 87 pm Â¬ U55nm west of depot Ly 7 10 am rlnJchestcr--- 7 45nm Mt Ky ntou 7 00 nm r 7 53 am nrlVr Manufacturer and dealer in Tobacco Ilogs Lve Cj nthlana 8 21am hcads Hough Lumber and Lake Ice Wo mako LT2nmoutn 9 23 am our business which is booming by doing the 1049 am best work and offering Hough Lumber at spec- Â¬ Arr Cincinnati 10 55 am ial prices which aro never met We also do custom sawlnc m AiMtinchcatcr - 805m 12 L35pm 41 Sm 41pm Sterling Afnrs S 45 AoviSton 5 45 S3jpra pm 01pm 07 pm 4 25 pm pm 4 48 pm 5 80pn 6 87 pro 0 45 pm -- MAYSV1LLE BRANCH W T TrLK u Â¬ E F MAJfAGlinS ItODEHTSON Xorth Bound Ex Sun Lve Cincinnati Lve Covington H Ex 8m 0 TAR Planing Mill Co Rough Lveraerngtn Arr Arr Maysvllle Beuth Bonnd Johnson 9 84 10 W m m SS gS a in M 7 64 8 80 pm pm 12 13 jXfi Ex Sun s Ex Son 1 50 it cost you a quart to At tho Now Hampshire Wake Up and Go to Worlc Ono half of tho professed Christians Manufacturers and dealars in all kinds of amount to nothing They go to church rents They have a kind They pay pow regard for all religious institutions But as to any firm grip of truth any enthusiastic service for Christ any cheerful self denial any overmastering prayer any capacity to striko hard blows for God they are a failure One of two things thoso half and half professors ought to dq either withdraw their White Pluo and Poplar Singles names from tho churn roll or else go so Doors of all Sizes near the fire as to got warm Sash Glazed and TJnglazed Do you know that your present posi- Â¬ Window and Door Frames You profess to bo tion is an absurdity living for God and heaven but all the Moulding and Brackets of all kinds Verandas of oyory Description world knows you aro lying Wake upt Do something beforo you aro dead Either help to pull tho Lords chariot or Star Planing Mill Company get out of tho way We want moro old ML Sterling Ky style holiness tho kind they had bofore railroads steamboats and telegraphs A consecrated heart is momentum for all Your gun is wtU Christian work enough but tho gun carriage is rickety and so unfit for the Lords battery The Lord gives us all a higher life a deeper life a broader life Wo cannot do much toward saving others till wo ourselves are more surely saved More purity more faith moro consecration will be Dr Talmago in more momentum Christian Herald Â¬ M78TlI1 Lve Johnson LJ Si181- Lye Mlliersburg s 7 20 57 6 M 8 10 64 11 00 am am am 15 a n a pm pm 27 20 8 45 pm B Dressed Arr Arr Covington DSt0n Cincinnati am am n 7 00 pS 6 87 pm 6 45pra w a 8RIWOTT CPATMORE LUMBER Traffic Manarer Genl Yosa General OOlces LeulsvlUe Ky 8 F 1 MOUSE Asst Genl Passgr Airt Office Chamber of Commerce Bldjr Cintl- - O At X 1 Dally te all pointR except Howland Dl vision irhlch is daily except Sunday Sunday from Lexingtea 7Knns dlly te- Cincinti N 1 Kuns daily No 4 lluns daily from all statiens except tb Rowland Division which is daily except SundAy N 0 Daily except Sunday No 5 Daily ex Sunday between Cincinnati and Lexington N 16 Paris and Lexington Accommodation Daily Leaves Lexington 1 00 am Arrive Parian 45am N 7 Falmouth Accommodation Leaves Clai clnnatt 6 15 pm Arrives Falmouth 7 05 pm daily except Sunday No 8 Leaves Falmouth 8 00 am Arrives Cin Â¬ cinnati 7 55 am dally except Sunday N03 1 and S make connection at Winchester fo point on tho N N M V ltv 011 rCarrie throuRh cars from Cincinnati to Mlddluborough and Cumberland Gap and all in ermediata stations and runs dally ijsm4 n lift wri As nrii La ii- JAPANSE n mh 1 1 miJmv mm tME3K2CKi Comfort In Frajer Â¬ rated bunko man of Albany N Y id colloaguo of Tom OBrien Rod kustin and others distinguished in heir lino has boon sentenced to ten years in Clinton prison having boon convicted of robbory in tho first do- gree in bunkoing John M Peck out f I0QQQ two ycara ago The carnival of crime continues in Lono highwaymen rob a dozen persons a day Chicago Ka A jury in tho Federal Court at Nashville last week decided thatwhon whisky iu aboudod warehouse is de Â¬ al royed by fire tho axon tho whisky not having Leon paid tho owners of tho whisky aro liable to tho Govern- Â¬ ment for tho full amount of tho tax mid Interest oif this amount till paid The Christian while on his earthly pil Â¬ grimage has a storehouse full and overflowing of whoso existence tho unbe- Â¬ liever is wholly ignorant a storehouse from which ho may draw comfort and from which ho may supply his every need and whero he may find a channol through which to commune with tho higher heavenly life Tho key that unlocks for him the divino storehouse is prayer in its less exalted sense of petition and tho thanks of humanity re deemed by grace to tho giver of every good and perfect gift are expressed in worship adoration and praise and tho praiso of tho infinite on earth will bo a preparation for the worship and praiso of eternity tho fruitage of seeds of peti Â¬ tion sown in the oarthly life New York Observer Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ TONIC -- citruses LOSS OP APPETITE Indication Dyspepsia Nausoa Sour Stomach Sleeplessness Headache Nervous Pros Â¬ sow QDiirrrr tration Neuralgia Pal Â¬ pitation of tho Heart Loss of Energy Weakness of Back Feelings 01 Languor and Lassitude Gen Â¬ eral Debility La Grippo ta 2tb WHITE br mlnsut physlolnui In use for 3A M4 mwvam HiVfH Imth lit Iluil Hiatal uad pro- wuinu nounced by tbtm tue teit TONIC exuat others It otires whtri allyour fall Try It aud tx oonvinoed AM SruKsixt for It -- This ivmcdy has positively nevei been STEMS r ft prepaid 011 i cceipt or price A wilQnGfljrnnT positively glvcu to each purchaser or0rbSwitii Wlien nuivlinscd nt ono time to refund tho 50f a i iiniu 11 not enrea uuanintco issued by WS Lloyd Dracffist and Sole Agent MtiHtdrllnc Ky Cull Sales mp for 22 ly A Guaranteed Cure for Piles of whatever klntbaiut or dearccK KxlernaU Internal lml ou Dleed- si viiiiuK viimhiic iiLciiu jiru xieidtitarn 1 P r a m WttmmimW MJti iMShiV l- - CURE1 txn 11 qcAirrr N now understood among Charles ac- - irchilds friondstfiat ho will ijsrold posltiou In Clevelands ibinet as Secretary of the Treasury House At Allonton N J two robbers en Â¬ tered tho Farmers National Bank iiud forced tho cashier and toller to baud over 1891 iu bills Tho bank officers gavo tho alarm and tho rob Â¬ bers wero soon captured and placed ii jail His Spirit Who wore tboplojted tliorn with Weeding brows Rules universal nature Not a flower But shows some touch la freckle streak or stain Ot his unrivaled pencil He inspires their balmy odors and Imparts their hues And bathe thnlr eyes with nectar Happy he Uho walks with Mini Ono spirit his rrs If U 11 illwm lis h N M Mi Mej9 w wn i t nm rm wJ I m l PIIICE L 10 PEli BOTTUS Has lad al Vorm OR SO YKAttfr ML T r tit EO BAY CoTlUfl ui Props SCV 2AZlXfc irtT i ILT jW 11 omiio5 I V rfi V Ki fv - v- - V v J ftL- - Xa a t rnXZ--- A VW1 IP - W r- - - a tho richest men in America uml for a long timo has boon a prominent figure AdVocto Publtshlns Company in finance Few private citizens in his day and generation hold so largo a Mr HT1HV V TUESJAY Vty QUS2 placo in tho oyo of tho public but now that ho is dead almost solo ques S H NG RATES tion asked is how will it affect AD TI stocks Even that question has i ai no re idy bi on settled and tho scarcely Q 3 36 S as O perccptiblo flutter his denuso caused 8 v HgWWaO00JM has quiotcd down His life has boon 2SSSS8SSSSSS mm rvf an1ffolitima mirl Qnirltrl rrrnnil Ono Year 62 Ingestions All along its courso aro wrecked fdix S iwHiKf iI a - ffiEffiWOCATEf t r Jay Gould is ammMinmiiiMiwiitiMiwiiiiiwiiiMii dead lie was ono of iiimJ mijiiii pt - iiiiim m iiiiim JW v ill in ii TawMWiaWIIIWIWWIlirffeiwliaa t fwi rW i m T7 TrTrii fcrvtsr H fjf a kl 1 wmm i VR c W FIRM h TO 0 OT W ir L - -- t 61 fJWi h mm I Ifc Sr tfe i wl VJ 4 t - iil V Six Months SO Insertions Three atonllw 13 Insertions Two Months 58888888S888 SSS88888SS88 tunes orolccu homes uooaucncu Leg- Â¬ vri f i PZLZjpw fii V fy2f yv JL j j- v- il j4 2JjMMk Eight Insertions Mosj3 rHM-0t-0Jgg- 2S3SSSt28888 as3 Ono Month SS28SSaS8S8 1888888888888 5 Four Insertions Thrco Insertions Two Insertions Singlo Insertion 583838338888 HHnnMB nsoaji whon a a num- Â¬ spokon county hoard islatures ruined railroads and disas trous and far reaching financial panics His unbounded atulacity was ouly cqualod by his sorditVsolflshncss Ho had no uo for law except asJio could bend it or cvado it for tho furl horanco of his personal onds IIo lived forhinieelf alone and for tho world it mattered no lmw soon Jio vacated his ofllco on Wall Street Theso aro hard and bitter things to say of tho dead but unfortunately they aro true It s right to sneak well of tho dead but - iiiinf Tl r ii r m iJUJiLUi Sb I i l 9 y st k h ii 2 Ad v VC V itL- - t ifWiu iirtK t J - sllaring bought otit tho stock of 1 ii nwtltH UlU J1UIU T JV Vii t X IIIUIIH uuu UlUllllUU 7i all of his accounts wo need tho monby and must have itj Wo owo tho niohby to flay for tho goods ho had r J xtllfiB bought j 4 - ills creditors want hoir monoy and tW Jv-tr-f- - 1 t iJ 1 Thnw aro some good men ber of them iudoed who aro of in councction with Jtho o Rices bo tar us wc havo fcv can- Â¬ thcro arc as yet no anuounccd and there will bo plenty of didate time eighteen months hence for such action on tho part of any who desire to serve the dear people Wo want no more two years oil primaries wo have corlainly had enough of that It is better for the people and vastly better for the candidate to wait until Christmas huudkcrchicfr liiion and within a reasonable time of tho elec- Â¬ ilk new styles at T P Marliu is asked for tion before a Primary Tho people aro against all this need Â¬ Cos less precipitancy in calling a Primary A Porglvlriff Spirit and it is very much for tho best to W C Sleeks of St Louis writes as keep a weather eye on their wishes in this matter for tho kangaroo is a follows to his cousin John IJLano I have been so rejoiced over the queer bird and there is no tolling where that hind leg of his is going to Democratic victory that I have sus- Â¬ light particularly when in the hands pended all kinds of business to give Gentlemen vent to my overjoy of a disgruntled voter I want you to go on in your own quiet way elec Â¬ call a meeting of tho sound old Demo tioneering all on want to but dont crats those that havo never forsaken ask the County Committee to call a the true principles of Democracy in Convention or Primary for we warn the days olopprosionor wandered off you tho people dont want it Wo after false gods to writo your Third think tho members of our County Party to come hack to their fathom Committee are to much alive to the house that we are willing to receive interests of the Democratic parly to them on a confession of their eins listen to anv one Avho inav be so ill jafter robaptismby an 6rthorized ad advi cd as to ask for a primary at this mintstrator early day Childrens furs fascinators cheap Away with your Sooner Prima- at T P Martin Co s ncs -- has been so ccmplctely surrendered to selfishness as was Jay Goulds it is tho duty of tho prosn only fo f poak ot it in its ghostly nakedness IIo is doad but foxv bovond his owu doors rogret it Measured by any standard but that ot vulgar money getting and his life was a failure Ilow many ruined men havo risen up along his lite to hurl at hint tho curse as did Paul at Alexander the Coffersmith IIo did mo much evil The Lord rewards t him according tohis wbrksU Hfo rMj t 1 a i- - Mf - ft - ss tlio ouly Avay wo havo to got itr is to - Rxi collectihi8account8 at the old stand of 1 1 W -- -- r v Bi - Vjic y r M T iv fc4 jr flj TT iif 7 l A tm - Cail and scous IN w Phipps - jr M m - tffM wB Sm 4HH BT Ha H If fl ff - -- r my - - rir i i r r t - t i i m r I H iaaMJK All R I i O i HAZELitlfiG MWMWMVWBHMIWnMSMiMM 1 Pi 9 iChT H D iA J JUL t IM MOST SUCCESSFUL L1111 With 1 wnHnmnnHii 4 SAVE MONEY Special EYE EAR THROAT I K PricesTl i dont And Chronic Disease Specialist in tho j By ilc HIlHMflBnRHiiii ordering Your From Us Goods see what you want write for our COMPLETE LADIES 1051 1053 105- Week if you Different Items are publishedjhere every Wo pay special attention to our CATALOGUE Mail Order HANDKERCHIEFS Kmbroldercd aoc Department - Ladies 9 r nlljincrt il 31 Hungarian And other kind of The Tammany Tiger will make a poor watch dog of tho Treasury S Lloydc Sophie Lyons discharged Moore Circuit Attorney-1A tat has Veen who for years yt Wanted tho leader of the Republican party in J A gootfwakh doga liberal price Tennessee is dead wiill he paid Apply atthe Exchange Hull dog preferred Harrison lias bt cuat UiltlK Pviidunt work for soveral days on hie message Royal Worcester 10 Congress which lie hopes to have Eonn ready for transmission to that body Velantina to day Royal Hon Thos C ff General 4 bric-a-bracatW ha ii wn CLOAKS NOW ffllil PiwllA Stockdale I Every letter answered on tno Bamo nny leccired Uycry onlor fllleil at the name prices as if yon purchased in person Shouplnirby mail owinpr to tho preat development ot postal facilities can 10 conducted n safely natf yon youifClf wore buying ovov tho counter Uyonlmvo never dealtj with its in thcpist n small trial order will convince yort qf tho train what wo cay Samples sent on application Kilk Handkerchiefs miuiiuruiiiiii I Jdics JJmliroldercd lapimeso 25c 25c Handkerchiefs 1053 LadtPsyrnndspriiQ Kmbrqidcivd t 1050 1057 Ladies Colored Embroidered ocaiiopca uunaxorciuqtf ICc Ever Saw SPECIAL SALE OP nrcwfissii Dr The COlebratod liPRinlisr formnrlv nf Now York City now Consulting Phy Â¬ sician of Southern Medical Institute of Louisville Ky will bo at mmsmsmmmm i tndies HemStltoticd and rit oroiucrca Jinnrtkcrclot25c Ladic itnml Embroideict inen iinnuKcrciiieriifl - nXBKRlBPm I V -- si CLOAKSS iff CARPETS w THE STEWART DRY GOODS CO vfesiGP 1 vii PROM Commercial Gazette It can scarcely prove a less trust- - Thomas Whitt has purchased of E worthy sentinel than the Republican C Drear a lot on Queeif street57 bv 200 feet for 450 Coon has done - UNTLL f National Hotel r pfvolSey tjH 1 I f CHRISTMAS MT STERLING 16 Friday December I iJyVj8d uift oa piriMU Nn 8 ilnvy 335 abo337 fourth ave wSfi- - m 335T034I WJtFrESSnN ST -- - Jf 1 1892 ELiii-i-i Mrs Col Thomas Turner is lying at deaths door at their residence on Vest Main street Kuiatives havo been telegraphed for and her demise is expected at any m nuciit Mrs Turner has the hearts f luia eulife community wlio are in dwp roiivu and express their sympathy r the dovoted husband and uiTeotJonaU children AWARON RATS i - iouSYfiaKvi f Thomas Whitt has sold a lot on Mitchell Avenue CO by 130 feet to William Combs for 500 cash The Mt Sterling Gas and Oil Corn pa nyhavo begun boring for oil ou J MJLickrelPs lot on railroad It C Lloyd has a bplendid lino of in venilo books - - n The Mayor hits tilled thcfolrbivhtg picked over uuuiuoordci Cull at W S Lloyds Drug Store and see his tine line of Albums Now If yUimB t0 luy beforothey are case unless a euro cau bo eirected OF Acuto and Chronic Catarrh ringing in tho ears Dcafnces Diseases of tho BlacKsmitMng General Repairing Eye Ear Note Throat Lungs Kid HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY nev Urinarv and Jllnddm- TmnlUoo Brigets Disqaso Diabetes Dyspepsia I havo reduced my prices to meet uonstipaiion iinoumausm and Paraly Â¬ 1 sis hard times Oiily 1J for all - Returnimr overv four wpoks Dr Stookdalo has had years of experience in mo largest Jiospuais in tho country is a graduato of several ofjho best Colleges and has for a number of yearsmadoa snoeialtv of all Chronic and Surgical Diseases IIo treats successfully and doos not take tho 1 fl BLACISIITHIN6 3B- 4 a Ml Scientific American Anenov for a I am prepared to do all kinds A 4i Hm A TnWi xMiMmt f W nromi rTENTS f iun FdOV CAVEATS fijiArttro I m Srn5BMva Si4 handbook wrlto to Oldest bureau for securing patents In Amarlra Proclamation t By order of tiioCUy Council all i i builder of character and thonecd of d dug tho work Well from tho founda- Â¬ ff 1 tion State Secretary Itosovearj will ar- Â¬ rive on ho 845 train this mornin to remain several days conferrindrug Btoro with tho officials of tho Association It C Lloyd This boing tho iirst Tuesday of tho Mavor month tho directors hold their regular The man who objects to racing a monthly meeting for business Our young friend Itoy Smith Jeft immoral better quit raising trotters on tho d6sk a game of Authors for It lie is in tho business for his h6altli and can derive any great amount of tho uso qf tho Association boya Thank you Roy other games or pleasure from watching thp animals books would bo appreciated of hfa production obtaining tin cup at so much por cup all well and good Two hinga BCem certain in the hin Hut iMio is after tho almighty dollar flltliro of tho tlottlm hliHliioaa ho must got it in competition with is that prlpcsffor tho get of Jiorses rfhai other horses Tho man who has con can win Jmonov in races will rfilo scientious scruples against pacing us hidier and tho Other that tlmi A will 3sy uallyhas horses that aro built the be no market for tho kind that caunof ii jn rw k fill this requirement same way Am Trotter I - citizens aro requested Poison for rats on the nights of the 11 12lh of Dec J802 Tho object of this is to prevent the JIats from running from placo to placo to avoid tho poison All persons not able to purchase tho poison will bo furnished free of charge upon application to tho Mayor at his YM C ANbtos The nu etingijext Suuday at the to put but roomn will bo addressed byMr T F 101 - Epilepsy or Fits Positively r cash ound shooing and 10 per ceufoli MtnMu 31 IWgeyf on JUiiiding tliat every man young- - IIo will show and oil is a Soil stree Maysville Cured Special Attention Giyen to Steel Wbrlc Young or Middlo Acred Men suf Bring in your wood work I am fering from Spermatorrhea Impo tency Eruptions the result of errors prepared to do anything in this lino or excesses should call before it is too in first class stylo All work fully late Wo guarantee a euro if caso has guaranteed not gone too far Larcrest circulation of any world Splonaidlr lllujtratou7 SfolntSlffirSS man should be without It Weoilr ifiW yean U0 six months AddreS A en iVBuanxna Broadway Now rw tmumt mini at li BLOOD V WJCiiW CALL ON tw - t - Painful Menstruation Displacement of Womb Bearing Down Pains in Back NICKBRSOH rcliovcd in short time Tho Doctor carries all his portable instruments mid comes preparen to COiSTTRAOTOR cxamind tho most obscure medical and surgical cu6os IIo undertakes no incurable diseases but cures litindrcds given un to die Consultation froo and confidential Address BTJLLDER As Syphillls Scrofula Stricturo Gleet etc cured by improved and never fasling remedies Difeasos of womon such Lucorrhca Ifl M DIEASES Thanking my customers for past T solicit a continuation of their patronage J W BARBEE favors Locust street ojiposito Badgcrft Henrys mill J I TvD Oassidy kSuccessov to Cassity Smith For all finds of feENTUKy AND 1 M -- if f - J B A STOCKDALE t - - M ti - i v 1 Louisville Ivy OFFICE AT 20LRichmond Street v Call on ihim and sccuro estimates l VIRGINIA 1 25 Omo Auf Cheapit 7J il n feffiWtV coALi a - i rNi f i v ft yfiW V v s Jijf T4 V BA jA It t - P J Hy lJirfiUij jjimwjw i fmmw T II MUM dlt r i f J -- 1 -- j - t v J t i v Z mi I tm hml m- a Mi llll prrt mMkM a ft j PS mimi ftwTseJsr s TSSpv jjf J- - i rl A i1 tJi B - j A y V vr - n s M ji rii wif m H--J ppte StevaWSV t 2Ki J jpyjyyjiyfjfWCTWiM 7 i jJPfftitfR J525552 rvmvmmM hi i MfflSS 1 Trimble Bros Wholesai e jT Groces - - j - 7 if PMBLE Wholesale T vA 3popers flip B RO eojjathhway of Winchester city Monday School Books School Supplies Puro Hike pencils cles Also Paints Oils and Varnishes Kenxieci3r Bros The - Prescription - Druggists Pure Drugs Medicinese DEAXEKiJ IK iy LfjlgiwcaMmg- uvf mam jihphu m FREE TRADE c All Toilet Arti Â¬ - i mil nU pfctMip the J yr x xj CoL very best at A Baunf - wafhi Bons Ip Go will havaa1 Martin jottgnlfleent stock of holiday goods -- Atyhqnso jLaughliu has returned from Scott county II L Boardmah has accepted a po- Â¬ sition With A Baum Xr ihtfUartfcisNaud incest eoicctcu j i i T uaiLai v4c juioyjia a ail fbooks rfi JW ift V Kstoro Jeyi I T j vi cy i tt yM -- v - t pn is In mm us J ffCSiffill it f Sf iKJxfliglpn - FtKV H hv Stone of Louisville U trti i attending Circuit Court rJ WJoues the Jevrelor asks your ttentlon40 thoso handsome clQcks no MasterJlIarry Petit spoilt Sunday iat his store on EwtMaln street Col JA- Tjia casoot LtlTS-fA51Llnfi- A W Bascom of Bath was iu the ou can find Juat what you want in juvenilo hook lino at is U city Saturday d City Drug Store Df B Hcdwine Circuit Judgo elect of Jackson was iu tho city last wcok murder againBt Henry Seo Blown last I16V- - G Y3VulliHS of Covington tli is sot lor VfoHiorrovr iu the preached at tho Baptist Church ou - Judgo DVB- - Iteilwine of Jackson - WE wHuitTudgoJ elect liavitjg defeated Bllepuhiican candidate hy a majr nr r ltyof 470 was in the city last weekon buftiuess the solo ot tursoys ana V r il- ifi anu jjouroon couuiiun iiuvu im- ized more from turkeys thi9 year tliaii kxjfrojri hogs rsfufflPUO from - uL araitard county has in circulation FtfnxaMti Jharles H Garrison charged with thfe murder of Ownes ontho 11th Novcmher 1888 was tried in bo aof Circuit Court last week and iitled ac- - wants way ofholfday goods lib has itha pplendid lino ot books ranging from iS sininlest juvenilo to a treatico Mutable for the most irofound thinker B0 preparpj at uieetyour to rc U Lloyd fho City Drug ir - Mb died Monday night November Mr Hoy Ay 28 aged about 65 years t 1 l iU- r tt lJ irnca --uargarui xiazuujgg niiu xm lUjknown to many of of our older m V id I i aans Jirs iioy is a sister 01 jurs K pn jy Jones of this city and choruses tho appeals aro touch ingly made Sir Money is obdurate MissKora Gibson has sold for holiday gifts 1G0 hooka- - by subscript atflrst but his opposition gradually weakens until at last all his band aro tloiii r tho sorvicp of Christ aud tho Miss Mao Marshall of Mason won for county is the guest of Mrs J M preaching of His gospel Tho several countries wore repre Â¬ Pickrell t t sented by tho following persons cos- Â¬ Mr I N Phipps hasmovod into tumed as natives Africa Sullio his beautiful Maysvillo street resi- Â¬ Brutoh Tndia Rollllatlaff Oceanica dence Maudo Clark China Browii Corne Mr Roborl OConuell and wife of lison Japan Brooks Magovvan Woodford County arovisiting relatives SouthAmerica Jas Jones Turkey in tho cityandcounty Mary Bush Burma Mattio Wil- Â¬ son Siam Bettio Roberts Mexico The hop at tho Commercial Club 5 recce Susie rooms last week was enjoyed by those Lottie Quiseii uof ry f Burroughs JtaljySalliOjICempcrll j who delight in tho light fantastic When afethocloso of thosoiviccan Mrs Nanuio Stafford and three pffering was taken to inept a pledge children from Itoutto county -Cojora- - mado to homo missions tho audience j- dp is horo visiting hermothoiv Mrs responded generously and a sum was Elizabeth Douohue realized sufficient to meet tho pledge Misses Lillio and Emma OKoar in full have returned to their homo in Mont- CORRESPONDENCE gonlory after spoudiilg sevoral days vvith Mrs Mary Gilkey North Mid i- last-- Sunday Sir Monoyo Crusadp At tho Christian Church lttst Friday evoning a largo and appreci Â¬ ative audienpo witnessed the preson a tnlion of Sir Moneys Crusade missionary cantata given by the Ciiris tian Endeavor Society of that church The platforili had been enlarged and tastefully decorated with holly and blooming plants About twenty flvo youug peoplo took part Sir Money and liis band consisting of Green Â¬ back Big Check Double Eagle Dol- Â¬ lar Half Dollar Dimo and Little Kastcr Copper wore represented by II L Boardinau Ed Biihh Win Scn iour Troy Frazicr Lawrence Clark Harry Leo Fogg John Jones and Tommy Goodwin To thoso camo as suppliants tho varioiis heathen lia tioi8pleadiug for aid iu dispelling iho darkness from their wrotched lands In rccitationp solos ducts RELJQIOUS Tho meeting of tho Christian En doavor organization of tho Prcbvler- ian church at Lexington last week was attonded by Rev A J Arrick and wife- Mrs Marshall Wyatt rind Miss Charlotlo Rogord Of the FirstPrcsby ferian ciurch - Our trade has been vcy free That is wo havo all wo can well attend to for tho good reason that tho Tariff has been taken off M Jn Our Overcoats Suits Childrens Suits Underwear And In fact our entiro stock Wo havo mado swooping reductions in all our lines Particular attention is called to Overcoats which aro unapproachable in stylo make fit and Price which is a very important factor in selling good 5 H Cost jirlccs on all kinds pf shoes at Grubbs Hazel riggs Call and seo for yourself 19 2t Public Notice t Overcoats from up to 30 Notice is hereby given that tho Montgomery County Court fpr tho purpose of refunding 73 outinidinff bonds of ono liriiRnm1 Aniiio which wpro issued in 18S3 to refunu tho bonds which wero issued by this comity in payment of Its subscription to tho Lexington and Big Sandy R R Co will on Doc 81 1802 issue aud sell ECYenty lhroo bonds of one thou sand dollars each of this MontgOAioiv County to be duo in forty years from January 1 1893 but redeemable at the pleasure of the County after ten years from their date Said bonds to bear interest at tho rato of 5 per cent per annum payable semi annually Bonds and interest payable iu New York City H L Loevenhart Furnishors Mammoth Clothors Hatter LEXINGTON KY STJtICTLY ONE PRICE sS2l We have just received a fresh line of Empsons celebra- Â¬ BOILDJNGJ LOAN DcollS92 Diamonds Silverware Watches Clocks ted caramels which we are selling at the low price of 35 Whonover you wish to make a big paying investment look up the Agent cents per pound Cheaper of tho Lkwis Awehson Countv Judge than they are being sold else- Â¬ - 19 4t where R M l8 2t CITIZENS AND T K Barnes BUILEIN LOAN ASSOCIATION MT STERLING KY They have to loan on Mt Sterling Farmers como fifteen miles to my SdllcUGolil Rings store to get Chamberlains Cough real estate 2j000 Many of them like myself Wtill just anything ou want in his Remedy APPRAISING- - COMMITTEE aro never without it in their homes line for salo by J W Jones K C Robinson A IJ White J W Burton C IJ It cured my boy of a severe attack of Duorson croup and I believe saved hid life i ur recciveu a smpnicnt ot cnoicc K Dalton Luray Russell county Mr R A Chiles Agent will call NiiW Orleans molassesiiind Louisiana Kansas This remedy is a certain on the citizens of Mt Sterling at their rice direct from New Orleans Sell- euro for croup and if used as soon as business houses or at their homes and tho first symptoms appear will pre Â¬ explain all points pertaining to invest- Â¬ ing them very close by T G ments vent tho attack For salo A Bait jr Sox m 1 it 33 Hi- - jvjuouos dlctown Advance a Mrs C G GIpver and childron and Col Wm Greon of Covington was her mother Mrs Luuisa Fletcher will yisiting his son William last week lcavo Thursday for Itushville Indiana Miss Lillio Oroar was - visiting Miss to visit relatives Mrs Glover will pf Winchester last bo absent several mouths and Mrs Sal lip Ramsey LV lrYlwD nt tlw V T H n T7 week v a year Fletcher will remain about on Friday kfriOlMualiau church Miss MaffsioChairibcrs will return Bob Catlot of tho K T S Mt IjOOOjboQli enter taiilment to a to hpr homo In Covington this week joltnd appreciative audiencp Slerliig visited his parents several Miss Anna McKin- Mlss Annie Mason will leaVc to day rk precnted Sir Mouoya Cru- - tlaya last week nivixn returned from a visit to friends for Louisville in chargo of Nellie and vand after the performance a W P Corner Jr Emma Walton ago four andsix years Jilection was taken up and 1945 inMt Scrling and wife were in Mt Sterling Tues- Â¬ old and place hem at tho Methodist roalizedSto be sent to thb Salt Lake N Mrs Jonnio Stonp lefc Mon- Â¬ Willows and Orphans Homo These day ii Ul IV day to sviait rolatives in Mt Sterling children are the daughters of Thomas J YV Jones has ondisplay one of Mrs John D Young is visiting Walton Their mother died soveral the most beautiful linos of silver her daughter Mrs John D White in months ago and left tour small chil- Â¬ goods oyer brought to this market Mt Stcriing Jay Leo aud Frank dren Homes for tho other two havo QJhose goods honas purchased spccial- - Porry ofthoKT S Mt Sterling been provided Nlor tho hojiday trade and proposes wero hero several days last week Mrs John HaydOn of Mt Sterling asell them on very short profits- Mr lOyviisvillo Opiniolf y is visiting tho family of A Oreur requests everybody to call and s jOrassy Lick rt -- -- - see how many surprisingly beautiful MissNoia Gibson of Winn Street Tho best Pickles sweet and sour at jtthiugs ho has suitablo for a Christ- - A Baum v Sonp r was visiting the family of J H Mason as pregont last week Born to B F Wyatt and wifci on For ru tlior Itcras sco Stock and Crop Mr D D Taylor of- - Bristol Tetln tho second inst twin daughters Secrotaiy elect of tho Y M C A will Frankid and Ruth ibo here January3 to enter upon his In honor of tho ovont tho grand It will pay you to examiuo thoso fine Iwork Ho is highly recommended as jury adjourned tor tho day The Ladies andCIiildrons shoes soiling v at reiparkahlT low prices at Ea Christian worker having had oon- - father explains It was ia land 19 2t G URRS HazELRiaas siderablo experience as Secretary of slide i ItbeYM C A order When Mr Now Try This Preserves all kinds choice at A ETaylor went to Bristol ho began at It will cost you nothing and will Itho bottom and will leave tho organi Baum Sons 8iirelydo you good if you havo a zation iu a flourishing condition and Do you knowthat Griibhs Ilaz- - cough cold or any trouble with iho owner ot tho building it 00- - clrigg are selling all kinds of shoef throat chest or lungs Dr Kings upies very low 19 2t New Discovery for consumption X11U UOU Ul Bo II1U VyUlIllllUU YUilllU Choice miuco meat try it at A coughs aud colds is guaranteed to give against J Wl Henry andf others Baum Sons relief or money will bo paid back charged with kukluxing watriod on Sufferers lrom la grippe found it just Almost Fatal Tuosday last and tho defendants tho thing and under its uso had a Qn last Tuesday while at tho Gradr speedy and perfect recovery romptly acquited This case gavo Try a Mr Henry and Ins1 friends no small ed School Allio tho youngest son of sample bottle at ourexpenso and learn aihkyance noY that there was any S P IJunf swallowed a brass screw for yourself just how good a thing it thing in it so much as tho very un- Â¬ At first it lodgod in tho windpipo and is Trial bottles free at W S Lloyds pleasant notoriety occasioned by it camo near shutting his breath off but drug store Largo sizo 50 cents and Whoiitho caso camo to trial Mi by an ollort it passed off and on Thurs- Â¬ 100 Henry and his sons found no difficulty day ho coughed it up Havo you scon thoso sou vpnir iu convincing tho jury that thoy For Salo spoons at Jones new nothing about tho matter Ono hundred and fifty shocks of One of tho handsomest fronts iu tho corn and place to feed you do not often have tho oppor- Â¬ 19 2t city is tho business house of T G R M Smitit tunity to seo so handsoinoa djsplay Julian corner of Main and Maysvillo of fine Christmas goods as Jones tho Strained honey for coughs and streets It is city like tho show win Â¬ jeweler haVonJiarid i Call colds at A Bautn Sons dow is largo beautiful and will show iii L JJUA6mali Blaze Of Infants cloaka at cost at T P Mar- Â¬ off his holiday goods splondldly v this liuo ho has a la go aiul well assor- - tin On Sunday aftornoon tho tiro alarm Cos o ted stock having uiado larger pur- was turned in whon it was discovered Jones the jeweler has tho goods ticliasos thau heretofore After awhilo tho residence of Mrs B J Johnson and hois 8olUngtheii too ho will make othor improvements ou Quoon street was on fire but be raising it to a three story It will bo Tho beautiful cottagpi esidencojof f6ro tho firo company arrived it was painted outside and the business room EldorW T Tibbs on EasVlUgh Under control tho neighbors having will bo papered iu highly decorated street is approaching completion collected and got in good work with paper It is a big improvement ovor buckets Fire originated in the kitchen W S Lloyd has a boautlfui lino of damage slight and covered by insur- Â¬ theold room and quite an improYO cu t glass naant to that part of the city ance in Millers Agency -- t - Cough Remedy gives tlie best satisfac- Â¬ ted caramels which we are tion of any cough medicine I handle 350 TO CHICAGO selling at the low price of 35 aud as a seller leads all other prepar Â¬ ations in the market I rccommed it Via C II Ss D and Motion tho cents per pound Cheaper because it is tho best medicine I ovor Worlds Fair Routo than they are being sold else- Â¬ Tho Cincinnati Hamilton aud Day- Â¬ handled for coughs colds and croup 18 2t ton R R Co aro now selling second where ForsttloibyT G Julian- class tickets from Dcshler Dolphos R M T Lost Wollston Cincinnati and all ronton l8 2t On Mondavtlic SOiiist a red yoar intermediate stations on their lines to D you wuit an elegant oflloo iiiiss sur9withWlUteaIJAuy infor Â¬ Chicago at 350 limited to continu leading to his recovery1 will ous travel passage For tickets time- - You cau find no bettor than ono in mation etc call on or address any C the Tyler Apperson building bo liberally rewarded t tables - IIVK Oldham jIl tf II aud D agent u i Dissolution Notice Smith coal The firm of Cassidy Mits C D Hedmox dealers iu this city was dissolved j 3 I a - Look Out For Oold VVeathor November 1st All parties indebted MAXUKACTDKEIt OF But ride inside of tho Electric to said firm will please settle at once Lighted and Steam Heated Vestibule as tho old business must be closed Saddles Harness Bridles Halters c Apaitment trains of the Chicago T D Cassidy continues the business 18 3t Milwaukee St Paul Railway and at the old stand you will bo as warm comtortablo and I carry tho largest and most com A Card Ii mi run sis in your awn iiorarv or pleto liuo of general Saddlery Goods boudoir To travel between Chicago At the proper timo I shall bo an ap Â¬ in tho city St Paul and Niuneapolis or between plicant for tho position of Postmaster All work made of first class material Chicago Omaha and Sioux City in ot Mt Sterling under the Democratic these luxuriously appointed trains is Administration With my business and by skilled workmen Call aud a siipictiie satisfaction and as tho qualifications tho peoplo of Mt Ster- Â¬ oxaminc stock and learn prices somewhat anciout advertisement used ling and Montgomery county are ac- Â¬ CHAS REIS to road for furthor particulars seo quainted I make this announcement small bills Small bills and largo that iny friends may tako notice and ones too will be accepted for passage govern themselves accordingly Any and sleeping car tickets For detailed assistance will be appreciated information address D C Bradv Respt AND Southern Passenger Agent Louisvillr C G Glover lG lf Ky 19 4t Queen Crescent Route Through sleeping car to JAshville Strayed From my place about 10 uuy ayu N C A sleeping car leaves Cincin- Â¬ Ono spottPd yearling heifer with tho nati daily at 8 30 p m running via I have rented tho Baum building on street fitted point of one horn off wiil weigh llarriman arriving at Knoxvillo 755 up a East Main rooms and havo there- Â¬ number of I am about 750 pounds Any information a m Hot Springs 12 39 p in and fore prepared to accommodato my Ashvillo 2 20 will be liberally rewarded friends with board and lodging by tho Thjs is tho only through sleeping weok day or meal Special attention J II Masox car lino to the celebrated resorts of paid to Court day dinners Charges Grassy Lick Ky D G Ed Â¬ rcasouable Western North Carolina J A STEPHENS Kennedyno wards G P A Cincinnati Ohio 31 tf This is a romedy free from hum- Several fplcudid otliccs with all bugiy Wo kupw its component conveniences for rent iu the Tylcr- parts and guaraufco it to bo the best BLUEGRASS 11 tf Appersou block Cough Syrup ou tho market It is abf oluto a sure aud speedy cure for coughs cold bronchitis and all affec- Â¬ Tho Chesapeake and Ohio Railway X tions of tho thrpat and lungs Pre Â¬ pared by Kennedy Bros the leading has put on two complete new vesti FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL prescriptionist druggist Mt Sterling bule trains to tako tho place of thoso formorly ruu to and from Louisville Ky 18 tf and Lexington Wanted Wanted They havo also arranged to ruu tho JLi SLt jffKsEtTfl yfrrarti Ksy sleeping cars through between LouisLive Ducks Geese Old Hens ville Lexington and Now York OF ALL KINDS and Roosters for which I will without change at Washington This Small Fruits Asparagus Orajio Vine and usually pay the highest market price arrangement will bo of great conven- Â¬ everythingfull stockJonml In such an retablUh menu A Price Lou Wo pay ience to persons in Central Kentucky no agents iieectiptire catalogues on applicaCash E TY REIS tion does away with all change of N B Always in markot for hides as it H F HILLENMYER cars and depots feathers and furs LEXINGTON KY Tho now trains are boantiftil In de sign and llnish and aro boated by In a receiit letter to the manufact Â¬ steuui and lighted by olectricity urers MrA W Baldridge Millors affording We have just received a oveiy known luxury to tho says villc III Chamberlains traveler 16 tf fresh line ofEtnpsons celebra- Â¬ Three rooms for rent on Harrison Avenue Apply to Julian 182 1 O HAS REIS I fi k -- 1 Boarding House Restaurant tr NURSERIES Â¬ TRRRS Â¬ Â¬ ir ii - Xj KBarnes - tx- - K Jit yy -- S5 i - 1 Kr If V c c -Mi I i i WJi X j tr ii 1 if i i I j Wl jffv 4v fjt if a J J F nMi 05 it n j WSSiW Rr tv Wfi - THE ADVOCATE NEWS IN BRIEF w i jv vwt - vjUHiiiXi Wl J if Â¬ IE DEESSMAHNa SOME SUPPLEMENTARY EVENING REGARDING ri rritwww iwe irvv sjl rww era ito J Tho sisters of the Convent of Nolle Danio Baltimore aro in a fitato of groat fear because of tho constant ringing of tho bell by invlslblo hands Nobody has been able to stop it it 4 S MV pf F i yv t v K v rl ft F - NUMBER VI There aro a few mora words to add with reference to evening dresses If a train is HrtteiHw desired the four sldo breadths and tho back breadths aro tapered down no that the back breadths are lfi yards long A demltrsln aeMrtwwealiiflilti flsMiiwKml is yi yards though the train can be longer United States Dont crowd your fowls in tho hen if desired It is finished on the inside like mgteOlM4MftMfHXY Â¬ any nlco skirt and should have a bainyense houses Giro them breathing room Tom Watson tho AUianco Con- gun A court train is made of two breadths of spaco to movo about in and ample fame 4 gressman of Where am I at The n of OstossVU w wfwwt Gabo Peters Samuel Snyder and material lined with silk or satin and nwriU wU Your hens Hs maereregaHeakasmni thos tH amm a has boen seriously ill with norvoua Jacob Thompson wore shot and seri Â¬ plaited and fastened at the shoulders in roosting accommodatsons aeaettktJ te clmo ot foteufceBt famSAita wae do Mt imp 9mtom will not lay well if you stivo them up prostration sinco ho learned of his Jt Ihww F Tawb wftliAa iimiri nil ously wounded before tho bruto was the back and then tacked to tho sides of T Aw-defeat Watson was a candidate for the skirt at tho hips and the rost left in eloso quarters Thoy must havo 3lk Mm KewfttekCMfW I overpowered Ho afterward escaped looso to fall over the other skirt air aud bo so situated that thoir bodies ULMiMserJiBjwuiniiiu mini re election to Congress A few words more regarding the raodel will not como In contact by night or Congressman Kendall Spanks Col- Â¬ ingof a waist lining If tho wearer is According to Prof Jacoby of ttei bv day so far as this is possible to bo To a corrcspondaut of tho Louis Bhort walsted and stout an impression umbia College there aro now no less can bo taken as is done with other waists managed Poultry World villo Times Mr Kendall says than sovon comets visible This ho but the proportion in drafting the model is Congressman Kendall arrived hero to allow in width in proportion to what says is so far as ho has any informa- Â¬ The Kenton county grand juryf has would be ono inch to each seam and to tion or experience tho largest num- Â¬ last night on his way to Washington eliminate one or moro inches nt the waist indicted Councilman Joel Baker of They are all tele IIo was asked his opinion about an line just as if a slice that wide had been Covington on tno chargo of accepting ber on record extra session of Congress and paid lie cut out all the way around nnd the lining a 400 bribe to vote for tho recent comets however scopic sewed up again thought it badly needed Ho thinks Almost every lady bo sho amateur or street rail road ordinance and has SJBWlt George A Morse of Minneapolis a tho next Congress ought to cany out professional dressmaker may wish to also indicted tho Hon Harvoy well known real estate dealer and loan MHBMKgHgBgkEBMJj make Directions the pledges of tho DiinoiTAuo plat Â¬ ready a riding habit making the have al Â¬ Myors on the chargo of attempting to basque been given for agent for Eastern capitalists has con- Â¬ form io its fullest exteul ami that it but it is almost us difficult to make tho bribe Alderman John C Drocge fessed that he has forged his fathers thoy did it would certainly give the skirt now as tho waist It is cut to fit Â¬ GurxcL snHgly around the hips in tho same stylo as signature to papcrsaggregaUng125 If your hens aro kept confined it people rejjof from the oppression of the skirt model us to tho front breadths 000 all of which has been negotiated heavy taxation and thereby perpetu but the back consists of a single breadth will be a good idoa to hang a cabbago with local b uks and money loauers ate tho Democratic plaits at laid in parly Ho said should flatroomy overthe back The skirt up so that tho hens will havo to jump bo the knees nnd fall The formation of a gigantic laundry ho thinks Mr Cleveland will surely gracefully without straining The model up to reach it Iu this way it sorves trust has been perfected in St Louis givo his party tho bouolltof all Fuiic ui skirt will allow this and tho riding skirt a double purpose it furnishes green should bo a triflu more than walking food and at tho samo timo forces them Co of Chicago appointment by G M Miuger PJaco opposite jail on High street Have added to our stock of COAL length and simply hemmed at tho bottom Â¬ who control ouo of tho largest launIf it is possible to havo the lady sit on a to oxcrclso to get it well known BLACK BAND and the celebrated FIRE CREEK BLACK Tho annual report of Comoiissioiier saddle to try on tho skirt it will be of great dries Practically two laundries will Tho smuggling of dutiable merchan Â¬ advantage as it is easier to hang tho SMITHING COAL and Btill headquarters for BELMONT PEAC One Eaum shows that there aro now 870 skirt so that it shall full Just right do tho bulk of tho business dise across tho Canadian and Mexican The riding skirt should havo a stout belt thousand employes will bo thrown 00S pensioners on tho rolls and 788 ORCHARD NUT and CANNEL COALS 45 Gmo 061 claims ponding There aro twenty-t- and fastening It should open on the left borders has largely increased since out of work side and button over with small silk but- tlio passago of the McCinloy bill ac- Â¬ wo widows and two daughters of tons Tho pocket is placed almost in front Josiah Erlingor and Deno Pellalir soldiers of tho Revolutionary war and and has a flap and is cut across instead cording to tho report of Special two industrious citizens of Ccntroville 1G5 pensioners of tho war of 1812 of lengthwise In sewing tho skirt of a Treasury Agent Tingle habit which should bo of serge or Station 111 havo long been rivals Tho Commibsioucr defends his action each seam should bo carefully pressedcloth and Â¬ for the heart and hands of a hand- in graining bo many pensions on finished in tho neatest manner A finish often adopted for tho edges of some widow of that village Between oiiginal claims 224047 having been 5i2 basque front etc is to baste a silk braid tho two admirers the widow was de- Â¬ issued tho past year and predicts that with tho edge even with thcedgo and on lightfully uncertain which to choose if tho same policy were continued tho tho right side of the goods lying backthen stitch this down after and tho suitors settled tho matter in a pension list would reach the highest ward turn tho braid around to and wrong ward No other house does no the very simple manner They drew limit in numbers by tho close of 1894 side and fell it down This is flatly pressed and is the same as tho braid on mens other ever did or ever will straws and mutually agreed to abide A summons to appear before the coats Nothing could bo neuter sell such Sterling Qualities at by the result Erlinger drew the and tho wedding will take Chancery Court at Richmond Va widow such low prices as we quote was served upon President elect place in a short time Cleveland Weduosday on Broadwater Tie Receiving fall importations of Vol- - 4 Two men were hanged to a telegraph Island by tho Sheriff of Northampton polo near Benton in North Bossier county Virginia No ono know what vets Dress Goods Blankotp Hosiery Parish La Wednesday Magco and tho summons meant and tho Shorifl Underwear iucluding Crocadilo 4 Carmichacl were their names both refused o act Later howovor ho weaves in color and blacks Storm being about 33 years old The former declared that ho had boen informed Serges in all the popular colors 1 Richard Magee is tho man who shot by the Clerk of the Court at Rich- Â¬ Camels hair effecti Homespun nnd 1 and killed Mrs Ellis Lingle Tho mond that it was no joke and it trans- Â¬ II latter assisteh in deceiving Mrs pired that tho summons was in con- Â¬ Dianncl Buitmgs silk aud wbol Lingle by telling her lliat Magee nection with tho Virginia Stato Debt warp Henriettas Drapes Almas MODEL FOU CHILDS WAIST was stealing and selling her hogs Comme9iou Dotted lines show liow to cut away for low Tricots and Broadcloth iu all colors neck for clmp which brought her out into tho yard The making of childrens enrments is Full lino of Zeiglers Shoes under A Good Business where Magco shot her quite different from those of tho mothers contract for early shipment Em A chicken growers experience and every dressmaker oujebt to know how Colonel Gilbert Unzalo Rcedland leads him to say that a young man whether they are ever called udod to pracbroideira and Torchons in good sup Â¬ or of Chippewa Mexico 7 feet 2 inches womau by learning aud sticking to it tice or not In the first place simplicity is to bo stud ply also full lino of dress trim- Â¬ in hoight and weighing 400 pounds cau make more from poultry in ono led and the factthat they bnve no form mings taken into consideration When new maand Miss Emma Bossman of Sauck year than than thoy could earn in two terial Is used tho dressmaker can cut to suit Center Minn whoso height is just 2 by teaching in a common school herself but JtTnAiiiiliriiliiiiA-nb-jit is best to have the gowns inches less than that of her intended The etc designed so as to have the different market is overstocked with com- Â¬ pieces us large as possible and have a item are to bo married Decombor 8 mon school teachers but thoro is aud deep enough to nllqw for a childs rapid Tho north bound Missouri Pacific always will be a good market ior growth The present styles have full sleeves folpassenger train Wednesday jumped fresh eggs and first class poultry Ex lowing those of their mothers in form and the waists are druped in much the samo tho track about one and half miles Alexander HWyant tho American manner 1250 for Bulls Hows this from Arkansas City Ark The bag Â¬ landscape painter died vw To make a dress for a little cirl begin by in Now York gage car and two coaches left tho tho past week of softening of tho drafting tbo lining which try on as with and Overcoats Every bit as satis- Â¬ the others and take the impression with track Tho coach next to tho bag brain pins but loosely then baste the outside on factory as auy you will find for 15 gago car rolled down tho embankment following the same general plan as for tho Death Scenes In Poetry mothers ggvvns in the making aud finishing clsowhore of about twelve foot and turned over Poets aro if possible worso offend- Â¬ ot the Beams but of course no bones are reboing a total wreck and injuring 12 or Tho price 6tands in the way with ers in tho matter of their death quired The waists close in the back and 15 passengers the skirt is usually gathered und sewn on somo folks scenes than aro novelists A man with a piping Thoy havent overcome Digging an oxcavation for tho cable pulls a 2 dram phial of some poison The skirts of childrens dresses now aro tho prejudice that whats worth wear- Â¬ straight road at tho foot of Broadway near from his breast swallows tho con- Â¬ cut in trimmingbreadths and require very i tents proceeds to make a 200 line littlo but considerable can bo ing must necessarily cost a good smart Bowling Green tho workmen un speech without a pang and is frequently put on the waists or a gasp carthod a number of cannon balls and staggers gracefully backward to a It is not considered necessary to finish off 8ti in Wo can surprise every ouo of childs dress the same euro old English gold sovereigns of the conveniently placed seat drops upon and line u on line gowns with grown employed for people such people with our 1250 Hue Revolutionary period During tho it clasps tho region of the heart with with the exception of their cloaks which Showing suit after suit and overcoat Revolution Bowling Grccu was tho both hands and dies after a little require tailor finish If a jacket is to have pockets the best convulsivo movement of the legs headquarters for Cornwallis and tho w Heart disease too carries off hero- way for an amateur to do is to take a gentleÂ¬ aflor overcoat that youd take fvom a mans vest nnd study the manner in which royalist troops ines in a fashion quito unknown to they are made and sewn in If she cannot allor as O K and pay him his 20 Mrs Adalia Freeman a comely doctors and although it is of tho do this let her cut the slit for the pocket or 25 for making i Yet hero they variety known as broken heart with the front part half an inch higher young married womau living in San has than the back Cut the lining for tho pocket characteristics which must not aro at 1250 hundreds of them Diego Cal has filed a suit in which bo generally associated with fracture an inch wider than the slit aud cut two she sets up claim to 1500000 worth of so important an organ British pieces of the material of the jacket 1J Single and Double Breasted Sack inches wide and an inch longer than tho of properly and makes sixty three Medical Journal slit the nape running tho long way These Suits Tbrco and Four Button two strips should be basted to the pocket persons defendants Sho claims to bo -lining and stitched on tightly after which Cutaway FrockE and Single and tho legitimato child of Gaston Dxart basted to the outside of the jacket in such a Basque Frenchman who died in a manner as to insure their being turned Double Breasted Overcoats and A long tested pain reliever to bring the pocket inside leaving these Los Angeles in 18S8 leaving tho prop UlMerc Wo aro just us cortain wo strips for facings When tho pocket is erty After Oxart died ouo Timon P use is almost universal by the sewn in stay the corners with arrowheads can lit you as wo aro that were in Housewife the and stitch the edge of the lower side Tho Glcsa appeared in Court and offered farmer the Stock Raiser and by every one pocket can then have the sides sewn and business to net n ncnt ior pruuuiu wnai purponcu to oo a outllt and ouryou need We fumlili an expensive stoutly overcast all free It to requiring an effective liniment will of tho deceased whereby tho en try the business We will treatcosts nothingand The difference between a jacket and you well THE help you to earn ten tlmej ordinary wages JJotlr covert coat is that the Jacket is sewn on tiro estato was devised Io him No other application compares sexes of all ages can lire at home and work li spare time or all the time Auv one any when the inside the scams laid apart and pressed vith it in efficacy can earn a great deal ot money Sluuy have made while the covert coat has tho seams lapped By a deed of trusttho consideration Tito Hundred Dollars a Month No clas of and double This well known remedy has etood stitched Only thick fine the world arc making so much money the teat of being 1 tho Press Printing Company peoiile Incapital as those nt work for us Hulnein4 cloth will hear this without fraying Cov- Â¬ without years almost generation pleasant strictly honorable aud my better than ert coats have no front darts Jackets J of Chattanooga Tcnnconvoyed its any other offered to agents You have a dear may havo them or not Blazers have no No medicine chest is complete property to C II Pea body Tho Held with no competition We equip you with darts and usually are rather shorter in tho Successors to everything and supply printed llrectlom for without bottle of Dally Press is tho Republican organ beginners which if obeyed fuithfully will bring back than front though this season they J X WILSON and GRAVES Co Mustano Liniment moro money than will nny other business and l ho assignee is a prominent local prove your prospects Why not You can doImo aro quito longto covert coats are standing The collars 02 f4 CO E Main Street easily and surely at Work us Heasouablc and the coat Occasions arise for its use almost Tho Press Com Â¬ Industry only necessary forforabsolute iiui ce light in tho party buttons are in a double Una every dav Lexington Ky liiinphlct circular giving every particular Is sent down the front of white bone or pearL pany states in it deeds of trust that free to all Delay not in sending for It Tho collars to tho jackets are according Tho largest tui aruggiste and dealers have flatieK Furnishers Fine GEOHOJ 8TINSON CO fluty aro indebted to tho Chattanooga Box No 48S rortlnud Me to taste either Medici or Stuart style or Tailors and Clothiers in Central Ken- the plain rolling or the long rolling collar Warehouse and Banking Company which may be lined with tar and which ex1 luekv Ociriipy thrco lloors and over for 5500 and 1000 and to tho tends down the front These collar aro 1200 qnarefvyt of pace Elevator Very troublesome but by getting a special o all uunuiiineiitd Bank of Chattanooga for 400 jv sv w pattern they casta achieved a- - Tho trial of Father Corrigan pastor is sot of a church in Ilobokon wroto a for December 12 Corrigan letter denouncing tho allege oflbrlsof tho German priests to Gcrmanizo the Tho Cincinnati Euqujui of Wednes day has tho following telegram from Grassy Creek Carter county Miles Scraiuit Who with his wife and throo children lives with her parents Mr and Mrs Peter Motti to Â¬ day murdered tho ll pcoplo- and thdir daughter his wlfo JIo procur Â¬ ed a shotgun and placed tho weapon against the body of Mrs Motts and literally blow her to pieces llcr aged husband wljllo kneeling at Ihu corpse of his wife bogging for his own life was also shot At this juncture Mra Sersion cutorcd tho room and her face was bloWn off by ono chargo ot the - POINTERS COSTUMES Deaaitraini nnd Court Trains The Mod Â¬ eling of Waist riBlnf TlldlBK Habits Garments Tlio Making of Children The Jacket and Corert Coat Copyright 189 by American Press Associa Â¬ tion The SlOHe City BaMfe of Jollot IU a private institution was forced to subpomt paymont Wednesday after a brief run of depositors Tlje nkors tho Messrs Fish wore interested in a big barbed wire concern which wont under tho day before and the nows of tho failure caused tho depositors many of whom were employes ot tho mills to withdraw thoir deposits or attempt to do so Fow of thorn found auvthing left The firms liabilities are estimated at half a million As usual tho bank had been looked upon a4 ouo of the soundest ffiJTFififfiifffnH r A I B hllm M atffflaiSSSS al Ria VSrSlm mm i 4 i p lasts xuns lon ligTlitex car moxe load ries any t3astn jsiao7vr3a otlex ocl znaideerer fit a msSwPfBtw M tnj Â¬ eft Tones 4 Fiie i Â¬ Tri MMMMMMSMM H Â¬ J I filsoi CfliaiF 5rlisipisliu ARE NOW i j 1 11 V Â¬ Â¬ t All Summer Goods at Cost Â¬ JOHN SAMUELS -- gagPiiiigggMg gEirSiJgpgrHgBg Â¬ -- Â¬ A Cure for the Ailments of Man and Beast Mexicaii Mustang Liniment Â¬ WE WANT YOU Its - J l I It l b it i - Ml ey Olive Hastes xr Wfinyti--V 1 f 0 - - r st1i ill m HKB BiBHHanlBBBnHBBBBv T r II J 7 tTl 4 l KSr7r r fvaP S J Wv r V if J - a Sj ff a V Vr Jf ft ffl MT STEBIilisC ADVOCATE Interesting1 Farm Statistic According to tho census returns farm lands In Wasachuftetta Con nocllcuf Khodo Island New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Ohio and Michigan aro practically of equal valno and are rated from 337 to 6510 per acre Tho next iu value aro Indiana Illinois and Wisconsin valued at 2380 to 3233 per acre Following theso como Iowa Colorado Utah and California valued at 2292 to 2562 per acre Then follow Vir- Â¬ ginia West Virginia North Carolina Mississippi Kentucky Tennessee Louisiana Arkansas Missouri Kan Â¬ sas Nebraska Minnesota Dakota Wyoming Montana Now Mexico Arizona Novada Idaho Oregon and Washington at 580 to H45 per acre Consus statistics futher show that in 1890 there wero in tho United States 4008907 farms 745 per cent of which wero cultivated by the owners 8 per cent by tenants who A TUESDAY iECEMBEB 6 1892 itMaEorniMvaiw E ADyOCATE trUL ROOM yi room FOR BOY s should bo juojjj m any in me nome v men bettor misbsmlB ana hers after they leave the pa- jobf for having boon brought vHJki neat belongings Not long young boy aBkcd mo to look at 1 091 and pointed with pride to the pifettrplncushlon and a dainty hand bfef caeo made by his sister by hung a wlsk broom caeo 1 tit I In 11 o a uroom ior Drusmug ui tnl i clothes a laundry bag made by mother ho said a 6hoo box with eking bruflhes for his boots an y chair with inviting headrest two thrcc boHUtiful pictures each ono a fccht from some ono at homo and a lk stand with a Bible Other good ifcs ky scattered over tho table lifwaya had a pretty cozy room at me ho Miidu and when I had to lit for a distant city momor ana MTpacked as much of it as thoy P S 1 -T ana expressed 11 i me is u iot know how much it wouia n me up until I arranged ovcry- Now I as I had It at home M it brings mo homo many a I think of my ci8y chair ine cown and good books tho to my room I Tttz iy fire and straight iT - Clothes Tree were rounded off peeled smoothed and polished tho entlro trunk being handsomely finished Into tho pro jecting branches wore screwed brass hooks and tho wholo was set into a standard mado of a very heavy chest Â¬ nut plank This was polished aud varnished and mounted on castors which wore set at tho extrorno corner of tho ba8o With a push of tho fool A pret Â¬ it could bo rolled anywhere more useful homo article it tier and would bo hard to find New York T jiAernv A novol idea in a clothes trco was i Jrfijr jnriwT iwtwiinMddifrTlilrdMnmUy worked out tho other day by an In inwtij i Xorcrabci iu in r lliyant rrrAB gonlous young woman A dead tree vninr X corn or outtMttx Jblrd Monday in inLAiKiig ScjjIcihIiO a ml Mitrvii from the woods had tho Branches MOVTUOVIKUV OLARTERLY COtTllT in AriMii af sawed away so as to leave projections Juooe Ltv Monday aiN nroaMInj TueMar attdÂ¬ tHimftiy April July ter Thiixl of from four to twclvo inches These October COUNTY COtJRT i r i Court Directory lt I C 2 MI AND EAT I0II GROCERIES BUY THEM OF Micusal ft i bio riil ill Monday ot cacli month CIVIL BRANCH MT STEHLINd C1TV COURT Judok Jamfh W GRarissprosidlng Tiwt Sat urday In each month GOOD AND CHOICE FRESH MEAT Instruments We represent the most cel ebrated piano and organs the best known to the world Hazelton Brothers Bush Gerts Smith Barnes Kingsbury Ivers A cd Professional n l JAUNKTT Altoiney nWLnw SulyoivlIlc Kv Will tirncilco in ttio i oiirU xt F Keesee Co of Kentucky J Aitomcv nt InwniHlSfcyor MLtiteilniftK All collection and lent catuto urntncilona or fuivtbliii iimcuiiilnjc llio Hiinio uiomiitly nl uided to nnd nlnlircs ot title ri en vfbmi desired Olllce hum looinMp fctnliu iilfcc di or wutli of K 31 T K liu nt 4 t mtvwu f p 9 ACH Fiuisros Ponds 10 t Mfj SAtir i like beautiful surroundings jas liuch as girls do and if thoy do not evince good taste educate thorn by unding thom withuch things as ultivate a tasto for tho bcauti- IIow many boys rooms I rc- or wero like barns a great big with a strip of carpet before tho r a course ingrain or rag carpet picture on tho walls not a and or pitcher wash basin in ack porch down stairs no tooth mirror or table a chair or two rhaps tho school books would tho mantlo piece I have heard rks that boys havo a contempt nythlng too frail to knock down and pick up again without breaking Such boys nover havo anything in s do ooms to resnect half grown awkward boy handle I havo seen a At Ky Ensi Main Tho apple trees iu tho young orchard should now bo protected against mice D KOUASIV IHJEPSOX riiysiclauniidSmpeon Ml tJtmliMo Itv for tho winter if not already done Cln nna stoi e OllleeMnln fet ocr Soila Trees may go through tho winter aciidcnce coinur ot rinv and Mayeillle Btitois safely without protection as thoy fre Â¬ a KINU FOUI of Mt Steriiug Iteprer cnts paid money rental and 175 per cent quently do but It costs only a trifle U MACK STADIiEK by tenants on shares Illinois had the per trco to caro for them and it is the WHOLESALE OLOTmrjTtfc greatest number of farms viz 255 better way to always tako tho precau- Â¬ Cincinnati O 741 I A 1IAZKIRIGO Ohio comes next with 247189 tion and bo on the sido of safety tt Attorney-at-laA City Atty Now York had 241058 and Pennsyl Â¬ Building paper cut into strips of the Office Tyler Apncreon building- Jit fcteilingJKy vania 213542 Arizona had only 707 right dimensions and secured around M 8 Tyler Lewis Apperson and Noyada 1404 tho trunk of tho tree by a String or a lYLEtt A ArPERSON Attorneye-at-lav- r couple of tacks is as cheap as any de- Â¬ Office Tyler Appereon building Mt Sterling Ky Grades of Hay costs but a The different gradee of hay as gen- Â¬ vice Fine wire netting WHITE A BltOOKS Attorncys-nt-Ln- triflo more and will last for yeara if MUSteiliwrKy erally understood by the trade aro as Will in the of Montgomery properly cared for If ono has trees Bath practice Powell counties and Pouilon nnd Menifee follows Clark Choice timothy to bo tim the Superior and Appellate Com to Onlco In out it pays to care for thom oty and not more than one eighth of planted CnldwellTmlldlng Maine Farmer other tamo grasses mixed good color in every way needed WADKHAVEN a t aw well cured and free from must May we not try again to impress Mt Sterling Ky Strictly primo to be timothy not more upon you the fact that a crop of leaves Office Court Street AVill practice in all Courts ot tho Commonwealth than ouc fifth of other tamo grasses is better than a crop of corn for poul- Â¬ IT A BUDDUTH mixed good color well cured and free try Somotlmostho corn will prevent II U STONE SUDDUTH STOKE Attornevs-iit-Iifrom must Prime to bo sound well laying but leaves will always Increase 1235 Comer Bth and Court cured good color and free from must tho number of pggs Give the hens a Itlnpi LouiSTille Ky llace Telephone and may contain thrce fouiths of bed of leaves in which to scratch and D I PEOCTOK tamo grasses and one fourth timothy thoy will lay and do it on less food DU Dentist Mt Sterling Ky Mixed hay to consist of tamo grasses than when idle LeaveB are cheap Office orer ML Sterling National Hank mixed good color well cured and and really cost nothing but tho labor GN COX M D Mt Sterling Ky free from must All kinds of hay of raking and hauling and they afford Office Room 0 Tyler Appeison building Itcsl badly cured Btalncd or iu any way not only employment but add to tho denceon Queen street out of condition aro regarded as no warmth and comfort of tho fowls T H HAZELRIGG Atterney-at-Lngrade Now is tho time to get thom and you Mt Sterling ay Collections promptly attended to need not fear having too many Keep During late years many excellent cover dry and always honoy gathoring bees have been intro- Â¬ them under PIATT Veterinary Suigeon Midway Ky convenient for use Mirror and Far- Â¬ DA IU 1 w 1 w w w UTIHMruNMD Ofllcc itli Dr U Q In0c S ci cer 31 Sterling REGULATE THE LIYER AND 10WELS MR l JRIPY THE BLOD Iu B4 exifleaUa 9jfntc y el tlio mi nil Unr 1mb TabolM sal Bawatsiltrira Blpaaa nibln nothlnr lnirUrir m mot dtUoata conxtmtton riMtm SUcIkcm CS cutra BrMtk mu IrtI IIUUmim MumieuAt u IatUB BjrtTtU Chrail Uw TmUti affeatual GtralramadiatArtllp A REIIABLE RCUCBT tolbrArpftUU Atrial boMie sins brstail THE RIPAN6 CHEMIOAL OO u srxucK murar jrzw tokc n i j Mason oRGk3srs Hamlins and Chi- Â¬ cago Cottage AQaMat9coceao4u Lexington Stdam Dyo Works All kinds of ladies and gents gar- Â¬ ments dyed goodfast desirable colorb at less than Cincinnati prices Over- Â¬ coats 150 frock or sack coats 1 pants and vest 1 coat and vcBt 1 ladies wool dresses 125 misses 1 ecouring and napping wool blankets per pair 1 mado to look new Wo have a largo stock of wool blankets on hand our own make which wo offer at low prices Mark your name on each package 6ent and state what col- Â¬ or you want it dyed We also handle the best and latest improved 3VCeLobixis 1 c WHEELER New No HOME voids ivo o and the WILSON leaders 0 NEW Phoenix Woolen Mills 14 3t Lexington Ky Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria 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 Offlco at Jones Jewelry 6toro on East Main street Woods Phosphodine THE CHEAT ENGLISH REMEDY and paiutcd Sevres china cup on to him by his sweetheart as j as tho moQt fastidious lady ftoftlono and tako caro of it o was grown 1 ljOOO 16 f Loll1 wuthea by a boy in a Rl room showing mo a dainty ion mado of lace and Balm jiira as a Christmas gift by some i yiui mo greatest auuurauon rtinena prJdo ho put it away in tissue vi rjaaper as carefully as a girl Such a Jjv would havo enjoyed everything wriinlncr ond elovatimr about him Furnish a boys room tho same as ils tfblers perhaps not so many toll- Larrangemouts but every refining necessary appointment should bo f How can a boy or young man rgo from a room carefully dressed a visit 91 call unless ho has a Hies brush or a decent brush for hair a pieco of pure soap and a h towel Ttfany reading this can to mind some boys rooms whero havo visited utterly devoid of U inary comforts Bless their hearts do not often complain but run aud there for a blacking brush comb tho only thing they can their own being their tooth brush in a boy has a cheerful and com iblo room he will bo apt to speak to his friends Ho takes prido in ng it nice Ho is more careful track in mud or of spilling fter and learning to bo careful ho 18 such habits to his own futuro as a boy is brought up te Jus belp his mothers and sisters to be ightful toward thom just so will bo in his own homo and ho will liu his own sons to do likewise so ir roachingis the homo training It is a liberal education for a boy havo artistic pictures and beautiful lifngs arouud him A siuglo book or hicluro iu a boys room may dovelop latent thoughts may cultivate a taste hich otherwise might not develop 11 simple justico to a boy mako him Commouco with tho imfortablc iy when old enough to sleep iu a alopo aim llnd out his tastos lot him help you to select his igs ovon his iurnilure ho will individuality that will astonish perhaps If not oncoprago him ilk about it anyway Sarah H hton in American Agriculturist k T duced into this country from Cyprus the time tho Venctaius owned this Island there wero 200000 hives of bees kept there but owing to the heavy taxes imposed by tho Turks tho number is now reduced to 30000 Tho natives of this island havo tho peculiar idea that if they sell any bees those left behind will bo sure to follow tho ones which have been dis Â¬ posed of hence if a porsou wishes to purchase fifty queens he must neces- Â¬ sarily purchase fifty full colonics in order to got tbem mer bo In Mt Steiling on Court days needed will answer telegram V When Queensland there aro 20C0 acres of land under cotton cultivation and farmers everrwhoro aro turning their attention to Its further growth Owing to oxecssivo rain tho season has been against thein but iu some cases a ton of cotton per aero was se- Â¬ cured tho quality being pronounced excellent by local experts In tho colon- Â¬ ies who also claim that it is mucli superior to ordinary American cotton In DU HOWARD VAN ANTVttP Dentist Offlco with Dr Wm Van Antwerp Short street opposite tho court house HIIAYDOK MD ML Sterlimr Ky Offlco near rrsldcncc cor High Sycnmoro Sts l i - foims of Nc tonsWcnknessKnili mid SpcrmnVon liea Ininolencr nnd all effects of Abu e or Excesses Been pi eosiiocd ocr C5 yeau in llioi saids of tho ouv llcija ciisec Before and After bio and Hojo AledLon known Ask drucorist for WondM Phoinhodine if lie offers some noithleis lucdlclno in plico of thlslcayo his dishonest sore inc0e pnec in letter and wo will bend by mail Price one ptcknjolelxr Onewll pleacsix will cure Phamiilct in plain icalcd envelope two Potnilr esand en y cu all pennan E L Dawson KY Son hos MT STERLING 1 J m ISpli COMPOUND A recent discovery by an old physician Successfully used monthly by thouvnndA of Ladies Is the only per fectly safe and leliablc medicine diecocrcd Bcwaro of unpiinciplcd di insists who offer in Â¬ ferior medicines in place of tins Ask for Cooks Cotton Uoot CosiroirND tako no subotitute or incloeo 1 and I cents In postao In letter and we will senp scaled by return mail Kull sealed particulars inplnin eu elope to ladies ouly two tamps Address No 3 Fisher Block Detroit Mich Sold in Sit Stcilmg by Kennedy Bros W S Ilovd U V lojU T G Julian and druggists join HCLAT Office T McKKE Attorney-at-law stamp gj Mt Sterling Kr upstairs corner of Court and llroadway Attorncy-nt-La- w MM iioyu Sold Iu Sit Sterling by Kennedy Bros Addicts tvo iioyuxaiuon u ouuan anu 0 S HLIIT A French scientific agriculturist mado a series of remarkable experiments with potatoes in ono of which ho ob Â¬ CORNER DRUG STORE tained a yield of no less than forty ESTABLISHED 1836 two tons of tubers per acre Ho se- Â¬ E2ECXtAaTa 33 S AJET2S XI Ml Seiliii Ky Capital Slock 30O lected tho best and soundost seed po- Â¬ B F Peters Tics John G Winn Cneli ei School Books Nov81y tatoes ploughed tho laud very deeply and manured It heavily IIo also And other WyOHrTCORRESPONDEUCE steeped the potatoes for twenty four Supplies hours in a solution mado by dissolv- Â¬ ing six pounds of saltpolro and six No Fancy Prices pounds of sulphate of ammonia in Neglect of the orchard oltcn causes twenty five gallons of waer then ho loss Paints and Oils a An applo orchard in Now 243 BROADWAY- - NVl allowed thom to drain and stand for WiiRonacrofiy Jersey which had not borne a crop mi933 Fine Tobaccoes twenty four hours for their buds to for bIx year3 was trimmed last spring swell before planting thom in order to allow tho hoi6C8 to plow W It Is a problem how so many dairy tho fiold for corn Tho field wrs farms mako a profit although tho dal plowed and harrowed but for some Sbor est ind quickest between rymom buy their cows without regard reason tho corn was not planted Tho to breeding It is proof that dairying trees however wero heavily laden CINCINNATI AND FRANKFORT Only direct line between is a paying business oven under such with fruit of an excellent quality drawbacks and shows what could bo which resulted from trimming thom Frankfort Goorcetown and Paris Carllcle Maysvlllo Cynthlana accomplished with tho use of cows aud also from tho cultivation thoy re- Â¬ Falmouth and Covington specially adaptod to tho production of ceived Ono of the most milk and butter England does not grow wheat to --AflK FOR TICKETS VIA KY MIDLAN- Ddifficult undertakings is that of con- Â¬ as her farmers find it vincing farmers that it pays better to any extent moro profitable to sell milk butter Trains Run By Central SlanflardTime raise their dairy stock than to buy choico meats as well as fruits and TIME TABLE OCT 81 1892 their so called fresh cows from and and vegetables tho farmers paying 1 am Im i i whoever has them for sale high rents for tho U60 of tho farms No I TRAINS EAST Xo3 No 7 Tho biggest wheat yield wo havo It will pay farmers in this country to Ly Fraukfort 1 A 000 i rs 1 10 4 0 03 Lv Summit yet heard of is ono reported by a do the same Small areas that are Lr Elkhom 0 11 1 25 in 1 4 18 6 IS farmer in Whitman county Washing Â¬ highly fertilized and wll cultivated LrSwitier Ground 6 Si Tr Stamping i 82 2 CO 6 n ton namely eighty two bushels and aro always profitable compared with Lr Duvall its 2 10 flM Queen ft Crescent and 0 41 Lr Joliubou i It a so Kwt Teoneuee YlrRlnla It Oiorgl lUllirajr ar olovopound8of red chaff wheat to large farms B 0 2 Lr Geo gctown i 62 r ca Mtabllihtd u the meitett 5 00 U LvCS Depot Boutbern Trunk Lines Tlie northern tho acre Another farmer in the S 20 5 13 7 03 Lr Newtown part af theta treat rtcms ttarU from T 18 5 21 8 SS Lr Centi cvilto county is said to havo gotten samo run Cincinnati from wrtilch paint S 45 7231 t n If tho pasture is short and the sea- Â¬ LrKliabcll BollU Veitlbnled Tratst to St Anousmrv FUi 5 48 4 T5 f C 4000 bushels from seventy acres son dry it is better to tako tho cows Ar Pails irolnir through Lexington Ky Chattanooga Teaa AM AM PM Atlaa ta O a lUcon O a J acknonTllI e 11a being a yield of 5714 bushels per acre off for awhilo than to attempt to Hiking Through Vrstlbnled Trains to all To 4 On tho samo farm 730 bushels of oats utilizo tho pasture at tho risk of injury No 2 TRAINS WEST No 8 Nol2 cltlfa nmieil and lntrtne1Ut point The Quurn ft Orvsecnl Specials are wero gathered from eight acres which Nothing is gained by cropping tho Lr Paris 03 4 45 C i 8 Solid VetKiuIel Trains rnnnlng via 8 5 C3 0 01 is ninety two bushels per acre grass down to tho roots and especially ArEllzaboll 8 10 S21 ClialtnnoMga and lookout Mountain Birmingham AvrCcnliatlli 03 and Meridian to New Orleans Vlt 8 0 17 5 Washington takes tho palm for big when rain is badly needod Ar Newown If tho Ar O S Depot 8 331 en lnvdlTrges for Jackson and AtMKMDlAKU crops Ex 5 C3 0 62 ArU jisolowu B1 8 411 or Vlcltburg 1H to Shrereport and NortbaraXazu grass is allowed to renew itself tho Ar Johnson 7 fJ 8 41 ii n At Vtvr Orleans connection U mule for 8 f 8 31 7 IS ArDiiTull Texas Kexloo aud California Common rock salt is good for a felon roots becomo moro numerous and tho ArSlampliig irouud J 9 P1I ora 7 ii The Q ft C Is 0 miles shorter and qalekor f 9 11 ArSwlUer T0 7 51 Dry it In an oven then pound it lino drought less damaging tb vn anr other line and takes i u ju i is 8 10 Ar iiKuoin ONfcY tt UODnS CfXCiXttATt TO NlW OBLXAni 7 22 I 0 2S 8 3 ArSiMiuilt aud mix with spirits of lurpoutino in 7 SO 8 30 0 CJ The Q ft C ao4 E T V ft O are lit miles Ar To polish patoutloathor tako a half Ar Fiankfoit equal parts Put it on a piece ot liuen sbartestUne between Cincinnati and JtcksoaTlll A connects with L A N Lost Tb Q ft O and K T V 4 O run sleeping ears and wrap this around tho felon As pound of sugar ono ounco of cum B connects wlJhQ A Cand JjS through Cincinnati to Knoxvlllo Tenn UcounccUwthK C n Monday tho 20 inst a red year it dries put on more and If this treat araTfio and two poundB of ivory black oouneeUog for AiberllleN C Th shortest and moot direct route ling steor with white tail Anyinfor- - ment is faithfully followed the folou and boil all togothcr Thon lot it The Kentucky MiOand Rnilwav and connec Â¬ Uefera deciding on your route latlon leading to his recovery will will soon 1080 Its life TSx stand until coolod and settled when it tions foim the cheapest and shottest route to write tor ratrs maps and anr otb all points north couth and west srally rewarded may bo put in bottles for use This is For feather infonnation apply to tbelr agents lnformaUon yon wbit about the Bofltb GEO B HARPER CDBEUCAW ChHdren Cry for Pitchers Castorla also good for all black ehoeii Address IV O EDWABD3 0 V A HKOldham Gen Pass AgL Geu Snpt i t The best grain for shcop is oats One pint of oats daily to each sheep with hay and straw at tho rack will not only bring tho ewes out in good condition noxt spring but tho lambs will bo etronger and moro vigorous Many weak lambs aro tho result of compelling tho owes to subsist on straw and other coarso foods during tho winter Tho old maxim that a shcop can subsist on anything should bo discarded Ex Mt Sterllne Kv with T M Eliioi Having recently removed from Owtngyvillo run lociteo in mo chv 01 ait iciiing win prne co In the courts of Montsoiierv Path ond iirt- joininT counties and In the hupciior Couit Â¬ n Appeals una renerai uuiituiPrompt and enrcful nticrtlon 01 Ken-be tucky will civci io an iiiiMnesa entrusted to nun Offlee In Fixer MocJcupBtnlrB Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria TGJULIAN Pond Lily Co acij ivheic c VaJi fi1 Chesapeake and Ohio lecture S Kentucky Midland Ry RAILWAY New York V -- M 7 u Philadelphia Washington Boston KM And all Eastern Cities CO CO Time Card in Effect Nov I 92 1 From Mt Sterling 41 U It EAST BOUND Leaves Mt AtlantioExprcHNo S2 aaMaa Sterling 830 am 110 p in 720 p iu tr daily dally Ill B Midland aecom No 20 Vcstibjled Express Na 21 Mt Ste lfnjfAccomXo2S 753pm I WEST BOUND Leaves Ml Lexington Accommodation No 27 Lonisill9 Expresa Xo 21 Lexington Accommodation Xo 25 Vcstlbnled Express Xo 3 Daily except Sunday Sterling 02 am llsMam 250 pm 503 pm 1 I I HO I 1 1 tDnlly Solid Tcstibulod trains witUdiuing caii No bus transfers Through olcopera from Lexington without change CBUTAX H W FULLER Gen Agent ashington D C Asst Cen Pass Agent Cleclanatt OMa lass Cincinnati OSCAU MUUUV TtlOIc Manager O o ft v44 fk i r o i i f I a Vlt ju foM V T tt fl i l - wnr hJUMstr- - if S HH O 17 ji fl isn MT i if W n iinmiw miniMiim TERIlWAiJ miiiiiin n LOCATE TtTESB i luiim K k THE ADVOCATE -- FRED ALLEN SHIRLEY iRa vnunsrfi cnod hndima f Tli imro jlfo set Wove tho hun IwI dried Jt morning Uow Arji art toon onc hiuiojciy bor sJj mzMMEMzi mmmmBmmmmm iiim w JPtEGJJMJBBB 6 X892 HWT r iikiihilliiiii MI WTll PI mini T lfcll ws BS rail LAND STOCK AND CROP a i tf- - Iriw 1 vr wcighil25pouns It FA Grigsbyeolila pair oxon to Cas P Goff at weight 2970 lbs 3 Jast week to Cas- Â¬ well Goff a yoko of fat oxen at 3c per pouutl Iif F Grigsby jsotd a bunch of shoats toSm Hart at 150 por 4unclrcd Bort McCluro solcl Thy grave cow holulho fcjurlcd hopoa x 01 parents left so ldtlo Their hcart etrlngS torn and bleeding In thclc Hart mul darkened home J xip lllll I PotftsFailtfjReadThisl IF YOU 1V4 mw ijjj it to 5 i H v Wo bco again thy earnest eye Sn blue and x etKO bifcrht Which had caught tho hue of the Sumnicr sky 6o tender was ls ligiit We feci again tho gentle mnd Willi nresaure Soft and ynnn Which could tho heart liavo given it power Kept every one from harm of fat por pound IP m ft HI- m lii Jj COM is fflea in mil u i 1 i twr Want to Save Money where J I havo for salo a few well faltcd W hOgS X AxDEitsoy W N Anderson sold to Jo Turloy foxtccnhead of cattle at 3 and 3 cents averago 1250 pounds From our Grassoy Lick Correspondent Those loving hands arc folded how Abovo Urn heart so tmev Bf And the tired spirit rests rith lllhi Who saiu xncro is A noble boy though young In years Thy gooil deSls Joavd bcliind A monument to your memory dear That seems almost divine Oh how sad to Ice hcc die i - 8F -- I - i M fFl Then is otir store the roadio riches Good buying of the excellent give economical opportunities that shrewd buyers are quicktq perceive - Wo aro prepared to givo you any quality of good in qlothinggents furnishing goods hats caps boots and 8h6esat from 20 to 40 par i cent less than you can buyehe- f4 la m 4 4 9 f in overcojitatfrom2 Wo maiuifacturo qntowri goods andean and DO sell at Jess than cityprices Wo will sell you a good Kersey Heaver orChihcilla cjiieapei than you cau buy elsewhere R Stoler sold to I F Tabb his crop of about 10 acres of tobacco at 10 cents D G Howell sold to Win Dean about 10 acres of tobacco at 10 cents also Wm Garrison sold to same party eight acres at 11 cents to be delivered Thou noble manly bor Thy sisters pride thy mother A fathers light und Joy hope f Yes your memory still is lef fto us So manly and sobravc Tliy earnest voice tliy gentie smite Xot hidden by tho grave h 1 si rATATJTrjrjiTTtsm M TTT V v P OurQueenClty Boot beats the world In fact in everything in our lino wo lead Others may claim to equal us bnt Money Talks Dont Fail to seo our goods and prices f in winter orders James Mason about 10 acres of tobacco at 10 cents also Mrs Maria Thompson sold to same party about 5000 pounds at 4 and 10 C Bush sold to Dear parents dry your tearful eyesj Tlimtrrli lit- - liulif ftninntli tnhcwt Ho is waiting for you nt tho Golden dato intno Dcautmuunyoruoa iscrriis II Wilson 10 OVERCOATS i ili 13 Daniel HStreet Broh Manager South Maysvillo 223S Hue store fOTiJ fiS5SSS5S55XCi5 2 cents Tho Chesapeake and Ohio Steam- Â¬ ship Company Limited has been formed and 6ix flrst class vessels are to bo put on botwecu Newport News and Liverpool 4 I Serve to show the economy of buying where assortments are large choice great and values sure Do you wish to know the quickes II Mason and Wm Leo sold 10 way to euro a cold Wo will tell acres of tobacco to Thomas Judy of you To euro a cold quickly it must Middletown at 10 cents North be treated before tho cold has become Henry Hall bought of his brother settled in the system The first symp Â¬ Ab Hall of Powell county 41 hoad of toms are a dry loud cougli and sneez- Â¬ feeding cattlo at 325 per hundred ing Tho cough is soon followed by weight 1167 watery oxpectoration and tho sneezing sold James G Mobcly by a profuse watery discharge from John Hunt 50 bushels of corn iu the field at 185 tho nose In severe cases thero is a thin white coating of tho tongue per barrel What to do It is only necessary to J L IJoslcy sold his crop of tobacco take Chamberlains Cough Remedy in of 0000 pounds to Hiram Carpenter double doses every hour That will C W Gilkey has sold greatly lessen the soverity of tho cold at 11 cents a number of meat bogs in tho neigh Â¬ and in many cases will effectually borhood at 6 cents ner nound J J counteract it and cure what would Talbot 14 havo been a sovoro cold within ono or Itedtiiou bought of Davis head of 1000 pound feeders at 3 two days time Try it and bo con- Â¬ also 12 hoad ot amo kind of Cap vinced 50 cent bottles for sale by T Gillespie at same price J C Gil- Â¬ G Julian 8 2t lespie and W F Bryan bought of L Bucklens Arnica Salvo It ltogcrs twenty head of cattlo that Tho best salve in tho world for cuts about 1500 pounds at 3J will weigh Meat hogs are very scarce bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fovcr cents Shoats are selling readily at 5 cents sores tetter chapped hands chilblains per pound North Middletown Ad- Â¬ corns and all skin eruptions and positively cures piles or no pay revance quired It is guaranteed to givo per- Â¬ fect satisfaction or money refunded No Water For salo by The city of Lexington is trying to Price 2b cents per box 19 tf water Tho reservoir W S Lloyd exist without very low and all consum- Â¬ ha become The Water ers havo been shut off have barely suf HEALTH IS WEALTH I Company claim they J 1 e3Xt Bl 1 COURSE FINE BOOTS All I 1 i 1 ft i I LI ll OE3STJL3VLE3SrrrLXJ QII VFDIAAOC new designs for the ta Also the most artistic 1 siiSjSl n v are stictly Water Proof and are positively guar anteed to give perfect satisfaction Have no equal for wear Beautiful gold goods watches set rings pins charmesf etcv Fine Stones the most elegant Biamonds GOOD -- I k lr We are showing a beautiful line of HOLIDAY GOODS trxrjyjraparTBBgBSlZ ESBgg i 1 i 1 1 i n J WJONES Agent EAST MAIN STREET To make an Investirient in aBuilding and Loan Association ue ure to raKe stock in the 11 WHENEVERYniAAicw WraUi W Of Louisville Ky it fiif 4l m m ko2Ee Silk -J-- rVMWwii 7hmu m m M Smoking Jackets Dress Shirts Hankerchiefs Neckwear etc I ill m m IE in IT VS I VAtSJLa m l2 causo it is tho only Association that publishes and nrovos bvnchini m tmn flinf 10 oiuviv iimmiua i n yuaiS DeCaUSO VOU W Ynt- lift fl o ol7nl c II I nrtrA when you wishto borrow Because its charter docs not allow the Absc Because is tho onlv ARsnptnfinn rrUrno i j wnn 1 f m m uubi uusiuchH innii nnn noTTTAmTA uuwueu uuy sen or lease property or ppecuhitq in real estate Bocat 1 nflni m c nt iic l w rs- puy8 o per cent semi annually Cbu wwuuluiu can on our agents uivusiors snouiu if uh u rirrr ot ims 1 Â¬ m m ivix fcj cernng Ky C iicont for fire protection l biiain --09 M C Plaining mills machine shops and in fact every manufacturing interest of the city have been forced to shut down The managers of tho Lunatic The Asylum are in great distress big spring near by is dry and wator Dr K C cts Xcrvc and Jlrain Treatment will havo to be hauled a great dis- Â¬ pnniiitccl sin cidc for Ilystcnn Dizziness Con- n vulsions fits Nervous Nuuralula lleniinclie tance Unless there is rain and a caused bv the um of alco hol or tobacco Dcpi csslon soaker at that very soon tho citizens hoftoning of theWakefulness jrentalinsanity lira in l esultiiif in and leading to misery decay and death 1reinatiire will suffer great inconvenience and Old Age iSaii ciuicsH Loss of Power in either sex involuniarv J osscs and Spermatorrliwca loss from business sMMMMMgggMSMSrSMMg FIRET p IRE OTTO If you iz W A DkIIAVEN Counsel WILLTAAr nnnnnrTT DR C DUERSON T TW wawinefiwr a On account of mv inabilitv to trnvni t iw W HARRIS President LOCAL BOARD W W THOMPSON fiPn angaaiy rsf7l Dni ara iji vajjsoellj wSh - t 14- The John Hauk Brewing Cos fid Lager Boer Muenchener Filserer Golden Eagle and Â¬ Â¬ Leave Chicago at 6 pm For either St Paul Minneapolis WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To cum any ease With each order received bv Omaha or Sioux City via tho Chicago us for six boxes accompanied with J300 we will send the purchaser our written guarantee to reMilwaukee St Paul Railway an fund the money if the treatment docs not efiect n cure Guarantees issued rnly by W S excellent supper will be served in tho Druggist and olo Agent Jit Steiiing Ky Lloyd Dining Car You can then enjoy a Wo above reward fragrant cigar and swap lies with Liver will pay the nicunnain ctM- for anv case of foinnbiiiit irnninvn your fellow travelers in the smoking digestion Constipation or Costhcness wo can not euro with Wests Vegetable Liver fills when room or read a novel by tho light of the directions are strictly complied with They pro purely vegetable anil tho electric berth lamp and then go jsfaction Sugar Coated never fail to givo sat Large boxes contain iff 80 Pills cents Uewareor counterfoils and to bed in a steam heated apartment Imitations 85The genuine manufactured onlv bv John C West car with a sense of comfort and se- Â¬ Tubsalo by all druggistsCompany Cuioago 111 lor 22 ly curity that all travelors desire In the morning you aro at your destina- Â¬ tion ready for breakfast and business For further particulars address D C Brady Southern Passenger Agent Louisville Ky I94t If You Â¬ caiibcdby over exertion ot tlio brain sclf abuso vr ovur umuigence ttacn box contains one months treatment SlOo a Ijox or six boxes for 1500 tent by mail prepaid on receipt of price want good Insurance insure with HOFFMAN If you want reliable Insurance Insure with HOFFMAN If you want to insure in compa- Â¬ nies that pay all losses promptly Insure with HOFFMAN He represents more companies and pays his losses with more promptness than any agent in Eastern Kentucky and insures at rates as low as any agent of a first class company Office export Bottle Beer m -- perfect products of the art of bccv maklng by common consent a iu u r rn w j f ft ivi 1 iii mill n r Highly rcccommend Pure uvtrnctofisrnit nnd u i r nH 5 Ave the most Knrtherraoro piu pwo or t iiniwincii Mn Tinm z r f w u juim 110 positive- LIIU IU bcnollcial itjsiiitHif tiwv tin m ill lieu harm Wo have tho universal use or our wivi rw rors rLrt imucssionni men nro oltaJB Proof uwn unvonst or which Ml 1 i7irrv a uccuedbd your Physician SRSSSKai iu IL TU1 Ll Invalid BottlrJ lvr uumi nauK orewing uo 1 r Fr teLsw nMawiuiu -- vnmisy teJ am IS Oct 4 92 uincmnati Ohia 500 Reward - 3r r 4c8 1 Traders Deposit Bank ist KS floor A HOFFMAN 9 Bast Main Street STERLING AND KENTDCB S Specimen Cases II Clifford Now Cassel Wis QUEENSWARE - fr was troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism his stomacho was disor- Â¬ dered his liver was affected to an alarming degree appetite fell away and ho was terribly reduced in flesh and strength Three bottles of Elec- Â¬ tric Bitters cured him ABLER Edward Shepherd Harrisburg 111 had a running sore on his leg of eight years standing Used threo bottles of Electric Bittors and seven boxes of Bucklone Arnica Salvej arid his leg is sound and well John Speaker B Catawba 0 had five largo fovoi sores on hisjeg doctors said ho was incura- Â¬ 0 USES HOTHIHB BOT PBLES ble One bottlo of Electric Bittors A SURE and CERTAIN CURE and ono box of Buoklena Arnica known for 15 years as tho BE3T SalYO cured hinf entirely Sold by REMEDY FOR PILES pKHWJlyIllCUinDS0irTAtI0n MED CO BTtona V S Lloyd druggist TINWARE WOODENWARE Undeptailmg v Sph E AND A FULL LINE OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLE- Â¬ MENTS airs at Cut Prices new styles 44 new Wardrobes in Walnut and Oak Book Cases 37 different styles Sideboards in Walnut Ash and Oak o patterns Hat Racks Mattresses Parlor Furniture ucc rnees to suit your pocket book Undertaking a Specialty and under the manaeV mentoi a proiessional - YL Mitcliell EiahBros Wagons 750 Suits of Furniture all IN HIE I1TI New South and Pioneer Cane Mills Cooks Evaporators and Pans Cider Mills Saw Mill Supplies and Belting leading hardware Merchant A l gapaanaugr ti SKa L - i JV MggMMgM w bt SlLiA W - ev i ve r iK v Wkki - tvr f 1 a 3 JtteisiAdL fmfJaraaiiftM rf t igliimf X iikiMyik HMi