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ITawkfiG - V innitYii nf miimt Idlillli mHHP1 li lMrM IN111 i 11 vMiiiiui inl rr - wj o Pi W vi fi i j 1 ii J1 J T STERLING ADVOCATE n jr A XL 5 WEEKLY JOURNAL MT Tlio scene along tho line of march was such as no city but Washington ana no streets but its broad and well paved IDENTICAL IN INTEREST WlTHJTS OWN PEOPLE Sf 0325 ministration ana tins was no exception It was hold in tho pension building and although tho ballroom is 815 by 110 feot tho crowd was so groat but little aivd dancing could bo indulged in About 10000 people usually attend the ball which costs in tho neighborhood of 5250000 Tho decorations alono this STATE EXAMINERS CERTIFICATE THIS IS TOCKKTJrYTImt I linvo iiinilo n caiyfiil uml complete uxnmniitloii ot nil ilir bookst year cost S00000 XI LOAN A Oi I VTION irf Tho inaugural ball is as old as tho moitgiignsJioiiilriHiHl paper of tin WlTIZENV JltILDING HiujTui ii ujH4 nnciiinu me riiniiM to lute viomn ly presidency itself Tho first was held recehfd ninl IibIiiiiwI iiiuI proper ciuing HimM oiuitli made w leqiiiral by tho law bien tlio deposits of of prieinieiecmid I futlier ilnd tluit the teem ity icm cniedliy tlio moi tjas hed l eilil A htuie sufllclent in value locmertlio amount of cash loaned by aid Ablation Cicn under my liuiidatKiioxvUlcTcnii this the 30th ilnr of Hccuinhci ltfnf III PLACES Pennsylvania STERLING KENTUCKY TUESDAY XABCII 7 1893 lormea column to tno loit intaiitry iu column of companies nrtillory and cav- Â¬ alry in column of platoons Tholeading brigado at once moved forward followed in order by The grand marshal and staff Tho president tho president elect tho vice president elect and tho senate com- Â¬ mittee of arrangementa Members of tlio cabinet Tho major general commanding the army The senior admiral of the navy fol Â¬ lowed by the second brigado In this formation the division escorted the president to tho capitol At tho conclusion of tho inaugural address the grand march began Presi- Â¬ dent Clevolandiroviowing the procession from tho south side ot Pennsylvania avenue immediately in front of tho execntivo mansion A detailed and itemized report of tho great parade is of course impossible when enumeration of tho various regiments companies po3ts and civic or- Â¬ ganizations participating occupies jthreo newspaper columns Tho civic half of tho parade was fully as numerous and as interesting as tho military display Tho civic procession under the mar shalship of Colonel William Dickson was in six divisions and aggregated more than 20000 men nnd quite a hoticoble dash of lady equestrians Tammany with its gorgeous now banners and badges held the right of line The second division was assigned to Pennsylvania Massachusetts New Jersey Delaware had the third division Maryland tho fourth the fifth was the western division and tho sixth was made up of the late arriving organiza tions The bicyclo clubs of Washing-Â¬ ton brought up tho rear Proceedings at the Ciipltol The proceedings at tho capitol fol- Â¬ issued lowed a prescribed program by the committee of arrangements as follows The east doors of tho senate wing of tho Capitol were opened at 1 0 oclock a m to those who aie entitled to admis sion The doors of the senato chamber wore opened an hour later Tho president and president elect en- Â¬ c bronze tered the senate wing by doors in tho east front each accompa- Â¬ nied by a member of the committo of arrangements The president wont directly to the presidents room and the president elect to the vice iresidents room where they remained until they entered tho senate chamber Having been introduced by the committee of arrangements they occupied seats reserved for them in front of tho presiding officer Tho committee of arrangements oc-Â¬ cupied seats on their left Tho vico president was accompanied to the Capitol by a member of the committee Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ CHANGED Cleveland Mpk glJILlMG Steps In and Up avenue could produce The Harrison Down and Out heavy rain of K noxvllle ciiiiziEasrs LO0 ftSSOCITIOlf Te n n ttKi id a Larger Flourish of Trum pets Than Ever Before fr fe the Accompaniment of a iBlinding Snow Storm rade Was Not Near so ige as Was Expected fto a Very Sudden Change in the Weather M ii aiio tlon Day Are the Closing Hours of Con the Klilos to mid From the Capitol anil the Innugurnl ltall In the JPenalnn llulldlng Kverjthlnc Enacted Accord liiK to n Irocratn Arranged Some Time v Ago Exeeut What Chances Were Neces M sttated by the Inclement AVenther The I J nil Closes at Midnight Washington March 4 Saturday Cleveland of New York thrice minuted for president of the United ites and twico elected was successfully inducted into that high office for hia second term with all appropriate Kreax Â¬ nrar wiKiine features 01 jmauRurn- - ceremonies and the gathering of a mighty multitude and with the ac- Â¬ companiment of a blinding snowstorm ButJ notwithstanding every disadvant age of tho weather the last occasion was greater than the first Had the atmospheric condition been anything like favorable instead of being as bad as could possibly be there would probably have been 50000 men and a number of ladies marching or riding in the parade as against 25000 in 1883 They were all here waiting to fall in Hue but nt the last moment many of the organizations were compelled to deNevertheless sist from participating the occasion was made memorable by the vast attendance The governors of eleven great states NewYorlc New Jersey Connecticut Mary- Â¬ Pennsylvania Massachusetts land Louisiana Georgia North Caro- Â¬ lina South Carolina and Wisconsin IltStfilated in the national ceremonies iiereby emphasized tho complete Srmuiip iiuuuiiui uiiiijj OY1 C1rTTlflflT4 lion Â¬ GR0VER CLEVELAXa attrv foorhafe in the oyes of other na- nd the historian were the mar- jfjous frowth of the country in potra Stfion anpowor and tho fact that this mofcjemov xranu uiujusuu uiiuiigu i i envefiimunt of 05000000 of people was accomplished according to a fonriula every step of which was hand ana without nouceaDie aisturu anco of public interests or the creation of any excitement except that naturally planned and publicly announced before accompanying a great political pageant three hundred thousand sightseers into the capital The order of proceeding was almost identically the same as four years ago with tho action of tho chief partici rjtots tovorsed and it differed very lit except in tho extent of the demontv stration from the ceremonies of eight years ago which brought Mr Clove on the 2d of land Jto Washington for tho first timo in his Mawmj 1885 pubtio career meru uru iuw tjieut ivuuiu h hhko of inauguration day the closing hours oiftongress into which so much law making and history aro frequently crowded the ride or tno retiring presi Â¬ dent and tho president and vice presi- lent elect with thoir military escort wm thn White House to tho Canitol to ay down and take up the reins of power espectively tho pageant of the roturn nrt procession and review after the cer emonies of inauguration are over and he inauguration ball at nignt Sineo blunt old John Atiams gripsacK slid out of tho White House a haha niSifl earlv mornimr dawn of March 4 ooid extending to his hated rival tho hospitalities of Cbomaa Jefferson he executive mansion there has beeno break in tno unuorm courtesy oxnaed every iour or eigiit years oy mo ring chiet to ms successor unicss be excepted tno personal misun- ding which aroso oetween ires- and tho influx of two or Â¬ Â¬ Tuesday had washed away tho snow and prepared city for tho beauti- Â¬ ful weather which was to follow Public and private stands erected along tho line of march from tho Capitol to n point beyond tho White House had an estimated Beating capacity ot uuuou persons ana every ouo of them was crowded Previous experience with tho Knights Templar conclave three years ago and encampment of tho the Grand Army of the Republic last year had prepared tho city to receive and accom- Â¬ modate crowds but no such vast concourse as this ever Beforo gathered in tho nations capital Evry foot of standing room along tho route of tho procession fully two miles in length was occupied by win- Â¬ dows commanding a view of the parade brought fabulous prices and advan- Â¬ tageous seats on the public stands commanded prices ranging from 53 up and down Tho main stand from which President Cleveland reviewed the parade was erected immediately in front of tho White House It was 160 feet long and quite deep and had a comfortable seat- Â¬ ing capacity of 1100 persons 000 moro than the corresponding stand erected on the same site for tho inauguration of President Harrison It was decorat- Â¬ ed with effectivo taste In the center was an arch 42 feet hi gh handsomely draped and surmounted by tho arms of the United States The vast treasury building was com- Â¬ pletely walled in with stands On all tho little parks antL public reservations on tho lino of march and on every other available point Btands were erected Profiting by past experience and bearing in mind the discomfort occa- sioned by tho wretched weather of four years ago nearly all of tho stands were mado both wind and waterproof and thus afforded far moro pleasant Bhelter than ever before All were gorgeously decorated Capitol Hill as far as tho eye could reach from the eastern front of tho Capitol was an nndnlating sea of humanity assembled to witness tho ad- ministering of tho oath of office to the now president by tho cmer justice or tho United States and to hear as many of them as could get within earshot tho inaugural address The picturesque and thoroughly Republican practice of taking tho oath of office nnd delivering tho inaugural address in the open air in tho presence of the people was begun by Zachary Taylor in 1840 Previously tho inaugural address had been read in tno senate chamber Tho installation of every president elected as such by the people has been attended by more or less of a civic and military parade the firing of cannon and other manifestations of public re- Â¬ joicing In the matter of weather the inaugurations of William Henry Harrison Polk Lincoln Grant Hayes and Ben- Â¬ jamin Harrison alone were marred by Btorms and rain All the other presi- Â¬ dents were favored with Bunshine some even with balmy warmth The Purnda was greater in numbers and more imposing in military and civic display than that of any previous inauguration General Martin F McMahon of Now York was grand marshal He was ably assisted by his adjutant general Colonel j H C Corbin U S A Tho escorting division was composed of artillery cavalry and infantry of tho regular army drawn from the garri- Â¬ sons of Fort Monroe Fort Moyer and Fort McHenry and tho marines from tho Washington navy yard with the admirably drilled national guard of tho district the high school cadet regiment and other local organizations They assembled m the neighborhood of j tho WhitoHouso and the war state and navy department building and tormed in columns of sections of 12 each Thov marched down tho avenue accom- panving the presidential party from tho White House to tno uapitoi prior to tno inauguration All the rest of tho pa Â¬ rade assembled below the Capitol and Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ i I iiw duly OFFICE OF STATE itili-jeo- December Im a 11 iii W1111 lihcnunderiiir 1602 TRBASlfR--f- -- ACAMMIlV A unmiiinn who executed tho iihoc Ceitlllcale wntf to miiko aid examination and icjHirt thu condition of said AswicInUoii 11 hand and Hctlatnillpii In tluinitv nr Vnuimiii m 01 ui t -v J2oW0 to loan on cltv propctty men lt of the Citizens Thoso dealt Ing a profitable Investment M AHOUSKstntoTuiiHurer Miotilil exnmthc tlic- - R A Chiles Brown Cornolison local agents 1 LEAVING THE WHITE HOUSE when Washington was inaugurated 104 years ago Since then it has been a regular feature Tho ball this year was necessarily short lived because it was The festivities held Saturday night began at 8 p m and closed at midnight BIOGRAPHIES Of tho Members of President ClcvcloniVl Cabinet Grexhuui Walter Q Grcsham was born In Lanes- ville Harrison county Inrl March 17 1I1J1 Ull Alt AlV W VUVIIt1 im sheriff of the county was killed bj i Mr Whitneyuid Colonel Lamont throng Ids brother Peter B who for yean hast been on exceedingly intimate terms witbn Mr Whitney Mr Olney is not knowix politically but in Boston is 11 legal power and is noted for his sound judgment and tt practical experience and a tliorouglo Knowledge of law He has for several years been tho general counsel of the BosÂ¬ ton and Maine railroad Mr Olney like so many of Mr Clevelands cabinet offi- Â¬ cers is a larjre num He is a C footer and weighs over 300 pounds Morton J Sterling Morton was born April 22 1832 iu Adams Jefferson county N Y nnd was partially reared and educated ir Michigan but was graduated from Union W 8 1HSSELL WwKtb NkV John B Laniont a country merchant educated at Now York Central academy and Utdon college was deputy clerk of New York assembly for three years chief clerk of the department of statu of New York three years under John Bigo low and was brought into political tela tions with the organization of the Demo cratic party in his htato by Governor Til den who made him tho secretary of the Democratic execntivo committee of tlio state in lbT5 a position he retained until 1FS3 w lien lie resigned Ho was closely associated with Mr Til den in his management of Now York politics during those years and was tme of his most trusted political fiiends He Â¬ Â¬ j Mailli fIKS Z2 Y k Vsf Q li7 YZ3 ssr py r WALTER CmESIIAM Â¬ uuo after tho inauguration ceremonies were over a distance of fully two miles to the point of disbanding Washington circle near Twenty third street North- Â¬ west Tho first bricrade first division as sembled on the north Bido of Pennsyl J VBV j i mi m tno last days ot tue tormer t a viinln avenue tho second bricade on Watton which mado their inter tho south sldo The grand marshal ne a frigid formality In this year took his post on Executive avenue at a7Vn nnnrtiwv hotwMW T ho niltpOiIlf0 its junction with Pennsylvania avenue wwj wwVw WVWM w0 Tho president having bouil received coming powers has reigned su- with prober honors tlio first bricade lA- PEUVEIUNCl THE INAUGURAL ADDRESS marched from tho Capitol up tho avo- - j I I Tho ex president Tho supremo court of tho senate Tho sergeant-at-armTho committee of arrangements The president and the president elect The vico president and tho secretary of tho senate Members of tho senate Diplomatic corps Heads of departments The major general of tho army commanding Tho admiral of the navy and tho officers of tho army and navy who by name have received tho thanks of congress Members of the houso of representatives and members elect Governors of states ox mombers of tho senato of the United States officers of tho sonate and officers of tho houso of representatives On reaching tho portico the president and presidentelect took tlio seats reserved for them tho chief justice on of the right and tho sergeant-at-arm- s tho senato on their left Tho oath of offico wus odministered to tho presidont elect by tho chief jus- Â¬ tice On tho conclusion pf tho ceremonies tho members of the senato preceded by vico presidou tho Bergeant-at-arm- s and the secretary returned to the sen ate chamber and tho presidont accom panied by tho committeo of arrange ments proceeded to the executive mansion A committeo was ordered to wait on tho president of tho United States and to inform him that tho sonate was organized Messrs Blackburn Dem Ivy and Allison Rep la were appointed as such committee and then at 210 the senate ndjourned until Monday noon Ex President Harrision loft for In dianapolis in tho afternoon The Inaugural Hull is n feature of theodvent of a new ad B desperadoes when Walter was but two years old His grandfather was one of In dianas most noted pioneers nnd a famou Methodist Walter went to tho country schools until he was sixteen and then took a three years course in an ncadomy on the money ho hnd earned for the purpose He studied law and began tho practico at Corydon with no money In 1855 ho entered politics and was defeated for county clerk In 1160 tho Republicans in the county nominated him for tho legislature and elected him Then he entered the army as a lieutenant general fought at Shlloli formed Grants icquamt was anco made a at VickHburg brigadier general marched with Sherman to the sea aud at Atlanta was so se verely wounded that he was obliged to leave tho service He made 11 race for con- Â¬ gress and was defeated by Kerr In 1871 ON PENNSYLVANIA AVKNtfE lie was appointed by Grant to a vacancy in of arrangements and proceeded to tho the district judgship and for twelve years vice presidents room where- ho re- Â¬ in this oflice ho neer had one of his de mained until ho entered tho senato cisions reversed His nomination to tho chamber where tho oath of offico was place of pos master general in 1863 was a honor In 1S84 ho was administered to him by tho vico presi- Â¬ very unexpected of made secretary the treasury and In Ocdent tober of the same year became a United After the organization of the new States district judge in Indiana He senate under the call for an extra ses- Â¬ turned a pseudo Democrat t o or three sion had been completed by the swear Â¬ years ago though tho Peoples party ing in of tho members elect those as Â¬ claimed him for awhile Last fall he voted sembled in tho senate chamber pro- Â¬ for Cleveland I ceeded through the rotunda to tho plat-Â¬ CurlMlo form on tho central portico of the Capi- Â¬ John Griffin Carlisle was born in Ken- Â¬ tol in tho following order viz county Ky Sept 5 1835 taught Tho marshal of tho district of Colum ton Covington studied law there bia and the marshal of the supremo bchool in wus admitted to the bar in 06 wus a statu court Â¬ Â¬ -Â¬ ownheait college New York In lSit he married Caroline Jay Freneh and they located in Nebraska City In 1837 he pro emnted the farm now known as Arbor Lodge Their four sons were born Mrs Morton died in 1881 Delias served to terms in the legis Â¬ lature and been threu times the Demo cruiic candidate for governor In 1SC0 hw was declared elected to congress bub ap contestant was given tlio seat before the term expired He originated and sccuretlk the adoption of Arbor day He hi a rudicali tariff reformer and hard money man in snort a Democrat after Mr Clevelands J 6TTRUNO JIOItTON Smith Ho m Smith was born 83 years ugoim No th Carolina He removed to Georgia- villi his parents and after being educated nANirL s hont was for somo years managing editor oi Li Uu vtluutu schools became the princi-the Albany Argus the organ of the Dem ocratic party in tho state nnd is still one of tho owners of that paper In January 18S3 when Mr Cleveland assumed the of New York fovernorJilp privato secretary he mado Mr and ulso up pointed him military seeietury on hif staff with the rank of colonel He has always been u shroud politician it r W Iliilxirt Hilary A Herbert was born in South Carolina but removed to Alabama when child He hs educated in tho universi ties of Alabama and Virginia Ho en sM 11 HOKE SMITH Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ lawyer pal of tho girls high school In the mean Â¬ time he studied law and was admitted to the bar in 1S76 Ho was frequently reÂ¬ tained in suits against railroads and fot years he has been known as a fearless en- Â¬ Having emy of grasping corporations mado a fortune out of his practice Mr Smith purchased tho Atlanta Journal nnd made it ouo of the leading daily newspa Â¬ pers of the south He is known as the original Cleveland man from Georgia having espoused the president elects cause when ho had need of friends in that state His most recent political feat wus to transform tho Georgia delegation to the A IIEItnKUT HIIAItV presidential convention at Chicago from it tcred tho Confederate service as a captain Hill to a Cleveland delegation Mr Smith nnd quitted it a colonel He was wounded has a beautiful wife and three childien severely at tho battle of tho Wilderness Mr Herbert has been in the house since the Forty ninth congress and is un able Dolly JohiiFon a colored cook of til VI tl cl Â¬ Olney Richard Olnov comes from one of tho tho culinary department of tho Whites oldest and best known families of Massa- - House diir i tho Cleveland adminis Â¬ chusetts Tho family was founded in this country by tho Rev Thomas Olney who tration and who vacated during the Harrison adinlnistralion will be clijetT J I L xington Ky who was in charge of cook anil bottle washer again She hue ptnkid her duds preparatory to gottiny a movo on hors olf representative in 1850 01 a state senator in 16G0 0S lieutenant governor from 1871 to 1875 was elected to the Forty fifth Forty sixth Forty seventh Forty eighth Forty niuth Fiftieth and Fifty first con gresses was speaker for three terms and was a United States senator until u month ago rtlsNel J O CARLISLE Tlio Cominoroiitl Guxottp u Uepuh lican daily published across the Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Wilson Shannon Bissel of Buffalo onca Clevelands law partner came prominent Â¬ ly beforo tho public a few years ago as best man at the Cleveland Folsom marÂ¬ riage It was said in 1683 that Mr Bissel wnu o ffivrtiftu n rn lit tint rrclffnn Imh nit Jected bscauso he feared nobody knew him nnd his appointment would occasion too much comment iHiuont Daniel S Lnmout who was first gener- Â¬ ally known eight years ago as Clevelands privato secretary was born in Cortland 1851 ville N Y Feb only child of W J the Baptist church on Amer- - session of Ohio fli 4n Bull 4111 fllinfia lULum iviia it7llcirn ntln JV4M1 W1UUJ iinuii Olney iv leading Boston banker and he Harry Berry of Sliuipsburp haw was born in Oxford Mass in 1835 Mr Olney is a graduate of Brown uni moved to u farm near Stepstone versity and tho law school of Harvard which he Ikib routed for the eat Ho became acqjobUdvirUj Mc Cleveland established T 1 RICnARD OLNEY river a representative of the lodt cause Little Bonnie high ttnitl the Force Hill and such stnll thinks tlio DtMiiocratfl littist have un idol and for it thoy have cliooii President Cleve- Â¬ land Tlio Commercial nad just us well content itself with current nows for awhile and keep Penliiiels oii Hica watch tower that the signal may bov given when the Democrats tuko pos Â¬ n4 Â¬ K a- 1 A N V - f k rqi mm - j V a i 1 o I V MT STEELING- ADVOCATE TUESDAY - nwnaiiRnminnnann HABOII 71893 aJfl 1 si n VI Drink from tho cup never from tho saucer V Teaspoons arc loft in the saucers Morn March 1 1893 10 S S Casstty not in the cups and wife a daughter Harriet Leiiorc Little children only have tho napkin JV Mr Soth Holts ot Shsirpsbtirg was arranged as a bib ju tho city Thursday on busincsH Makitig a noise cither in eating or kb THE ADVOCATE Table Manners for Children TTTflKS fiA ttPtfT STORE WH WW- No 37 North Broadway Second Floor I m plifv ZLIHZJLXXbOX37 K-y- -i 3 drinking is vulgar trM A A S Kimos Lynn County Kama Always cheerhilly defer to older U visiting friends and relatives in this CARPETS people and to guests county All kinds of r best grade Of Carpets at tho very lowost possible JJat slowly and do no fill tho mouth prices Iaris gardeners buy toad wliich with largo quantities CURTAINS v They tliey urq n insect destroyers Eat tho food served or quietly leave cost ono dollar a dozen plato without remark Beautiful Curtains well worth tho money TJioy arc called it upon the ft Bargains Never imitate a rudo or uncouth t Mrs G C Coleman will go by au oldci OIL CLOTHS net even if committed Owensborro this week on a short visit person Oil Cloths tho best makes and in the nowest and most dcsirablo lo her husband who is superin patterns Avoid drumming with tho fingers tondant of Tails of Rough It R or the feet it is the height of impoliteHOUSE FURNISHING GOODS m Siegfried Worthcim importer of ness No house in Koutuckv handles better goods or sells for closer a If in doubtat any time as to what profits sulphate pulp and paper New York His liabilities is proper follow the example of others assigned last week arc estimated in tho neigborhood of of more experience cp2E5S2e2S2E5 Patieutiy await tho coming of your 500000 turn do not follow with tho eyes the II Near Greenville Ky Tuesday night food served to others Leo his wifo and child sister Cyrus Never unnecessarily liandlo the E3ES5HE323 and brother were burned to death in dishes or in any other manner exhibit a Are which destroyed the family res Â¬ nervousness or impatience g idence Do not feel obliged to clean up the Five hundred union wagon and car Â¬ plate especially do not make a lab Â¬ ESZE riage workers in tho Kimball aud orious display of doing so Do not ask for any particular part of Studebakcr establishments at Chica- Â¬ hours a fowl or similar dish unless asked go struck Wednesday for fewer your preference in that caso always work a day and more pay indicate something aud if there be Brig Gen T It Freeman comman- Â¬ really no choice designate tho portion der of Frcomans Brigade in Gen with which the host cau most conven Â¬ Prices army during tho civil war iently rniiflpr service IS THE MACE TO GET YOUR I i died in Ncoxlio Mo Wednesday If the handkerchief must bo used fj of goods now in the house Spring stock Ilia command was the last to surren o rtiu urn ll uu VUljr iuiiii ARTISTIC DESIGNS Mr Hazelrigg has returned from the der its arms in 1865 not possible leave tho table for a East having bought the newest and moment which may bo done is case of FIRST CLASS PRESS WORK While the family wcro at church a sharp attack of coughing sneezing the best in the market White goods ceocoecocosoooooooooooooooooo oooocooooooooo o o o o o o o o o o Sunday night some sneak thief cuter or tin like without asking permission Wash fabrics Spring Dress Girfg ed tho residence of Mrs Fannie Good the causo being manifest Good paster by raiding a window The Housekeeping hams and Domestics of all kinds thief ecu red a gold watch and five New Carpets New Floor Matting eeocosssocogsoooosocooocooooeoocooooooasooooooooooooo Little Relishes dollars in money There is no clue U etc in abundance Everything new CATALOGUES HORSE CARDS In tho spring months moro than at tho thief Owingsvillo Outlook Â¬ in Spring Dress Goods and patterns any other season of the year tho appeA SPECIALTY An Iron Mountain express train tite is variable aud craves little relish- Â¬ Wash Silks in extravagance was wrecked near Hope Ark Wed Â¬ es Dried beef can be bought in the Wo are prepared with now presses now typo and first class workmen to do nesday by a rotten tie Over twenty market or at tho grocers It comos Come in and see a full and complete stock in passengers were injured some ot sliced in small pasteboard and wooden all kinds of JbineJob Printing V it will pay you to get onr prices every particular whom will die Four Louisville peo boxes and also scaled in tin cans or ple am among tho injured and ono of your market man will shave it ofT for -you in tho quantities you desire This them Mrs Neef cannot recover WZE1 EDEBZTI- may be served uncooked for lunchE II Goodpaster sold tho other eon or tea or it may bo creamed or day his interest in tho largo tract of frizzled Smoked salmon or halibut land near this placo to his brother B makes a most appetizing relish when Letter ITcaiIs M Goodpaster of Sherburne It is boiled and seasoned with butter Xotc Heads Investment in a Building and Loan Association rumored that tho latter will build a Sometimes tho fish is improved by To make an Bill Heads s be cure to take stock in the house on tho land just west of the res Â¬ being soaked in boiling water for ten t Statements idence of Mrs Jennie Stone E II minutes before it is boiled Only a Envelopes Goodpaster purchased from Mrs Fan Â¬ small quantity of this relish will be Wedding Statationery I nie Goodpaster a tract of land near required about a quarter of a pound Visiting Cards Business Cards town Owingsvillo Outlook being enough for six persons Because it is tho only Association that gives you a definite contract Be Â¬ KKHMKMMMMMM Breakfast bacon is one of the most MMMKMMHKMHfcMHMMMMKHMMMMXHHMHMHMHHHVtKMMHMM El The Death of R Q Adams is tho only Association that publishes and proves by actual calcula- Â¬ serviceable relishes within the reach cause it its stock matures in 7 years Because you will not bo disappointed tion that rose impulsively Mr Adams I had of tho housekeeper It may bo used when you wish to borrow Because its charter does not allow the Associa- Â¬ almost said impetously with a paper by itself or combined with many tion to buy sell or lease property er speculate in real estate Becauso tho in his oustrctched hand exclaiming i State approve tho plan of tho other things to give them the needed best business non and financiers of this semi annually Coupons attach mhhhhhhhhhhhhhhxhhhhhkhhhhmhhmhhhhhhhmhhhhmhhhhhhxhh with moro than his usual earnestness savoriuess COLUMBIA Becauso it pays 8 per cent It may be purchase in investors should call on our agents Horse Cards and emphasis auy quantitiy in tho markets the pro- Â¬ noise Catalogues Mr Speaker Mr Spoakor vision man shaving it off for you if School Catalogues W THOMPSON Sec Ticas W C W HARRIS President auii The reiteration rings again in my you wish but if ono have a cool place Pamphlets ot all kinds WILLIAM OCONNELL W A DeIIAVEN Counsel cartas I write these words But to keep it in it is a good plan to buy Insurance Stationery J M VANARSDELL Agent DR C DUERSON before he could explain his object or Legal Stationery a whole piece of the boneless breakfast On account of my inability to travel I respectfully ask my friends to call add another syllable his hand fell to Fosters bacon which comos in wrappings that at my office in tho Tyler Apperson block and allow me to explain the ad his side aud he sank upon tho arm of I M VANARSDELL Etc Eta Etc on it until the last of the vantages of the Columbia can bo kept aug 23 ly his chair only saved from dropping to is not only a great is used meat It ILT the floor by being eaught by tho mem Â¬ convenience to Iipvo the bacon in the Our Motto is Promptness Accuracy Noatness in design and presswork Wanted ber nearest to him An exclamation Buy Landreths garden seeds of all Wanted house but it is also more economical was almost instantly heard Mr kinds and onion sets at tho lowest SATISFACTION Live Ducks Geese Old Hens to buy a whole piece than to get it in Business was at small quantities Maria Parloa in prices at Adams is dying and Boosters for which I will 31 3t A Baum 8s sons once suspended and tho excitement Good Housekeeping by Mail pay the highest market price and confusion which ensued cai he Salo and Rentlntr Now TryThl9 Public imagined better tiian described More Cash E T REIS It will cost you nothing and will As executor of Miss Polly Pcbworth than two hundred Representatives in N B Always in market for hides all parts of tho hall aud from all parts surely do you good if you have a I will ou Friday March 10th 1893 on feathers and furs Apr 1 93 of the country were seen rising from cough cold or any troublo with tho premises rent to the highest biddor TxrxrmwzzxFZrxrKXttvn For Salo or Ront their seats and pressing forward to Â¬ throat chest or lungs Dr Kings the farm of about 05 acres about 20 for consumption acres of first class corn laud balance beloved and revered asso- Â¬ Now Discovery wards their I will sell or rent my placo just out ciate almost as if it were in their coughs aud colts is guaranteed to give in grass less 12 acres that is now in sido tho city limits containing sovon power to reverse tho will of God and relief or money will bo paid back wheat which is reservedHouso and out acres of good land with good house refee rescue him from tho power of tho Sufferers from La Grippe found it just buildings At tho same timo and aud all necessary outbuildings also place I will sell a lot of corn in shock good water Terms reasonable great destroyer the thing and under its use had a D Try a and ono sood milk cow and a lot of 21 If -- y Fow persons of equal cminonce or speedy and perfect recovery T Botts J jp of any eminence havo been distin- Â¬ sample bottle at our expense aud household and kitchen furniture For Rent guished by such a presence at their learn for yourself just how good a Sale at 10 a m sharp My residence No 38 on North II G Hurt death scene Fortunately thero were thing it is Trial bottles frco at W Largo size 50 Sycamoro street has good garden 31 2t Executor several physicians among tho mem Â¬ S Lloyds drugstore stable and plenty of excellent water bers of tho House Dr William A cents and 1 Bucklons Arnica Oalve 29 tf W S RtciiAKT Newoll afterwards tho Governor of Arnold Wcissburger of tho Imper- Â¬ The best salve in tho world for cuts AV of Now Jersy had tho scat immediate Â¬ ial Bank of Austria says that his bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever White seed oats clover and timothy ly in front of Mr Adams and took tho visit to America is for tho purpose of sores tetter chapped hands chilblains seed at bottom prices I ft i at lead in repressing the throng secur- Â¬ establishing a branch of tho Austrian corns and all skin eruptions anil fft ft lBKj 1K 31 2t A Baum sons A c r ing air for tho sutlerer and rendering Bank at Chicago for tho Worlds positively cures piles or no pay re Â¬ quired It is guaranteed to give per all tho medical aid which was possible Fair Clover Root tljo now Blood Karls JBRft fect satisfaction or money refunded Ho co operated with others in remov Â¬ Prico 25 cents per box For sale by Purifior gives freshness and clearness Rooms For Rent 19 tf to tho complexion and cures Constiing Mr Adams on a sofa into tho W S Lloyd thoilco with but little I havo sovcral dcsirablo lower room rotunda and Sold Buy Landreths garden seeds of all pation 25c 50c and 100 by T G Julian delay at my urgent instigation into for rent jy 1 kinds and onion sots at the lowest l Jut 31 2t W S Richart tho Speakers official chamber prices at Wo sell tho purest 2 250 275 was TJiIh is tho end of earth 31 3t sons A Baum 350 4 and 5 corn and Ryo whiskies A full lino of Oliver Chill South heard from bin lips as ho fell or when Bond and Avery plow repairs kept in on earth for family uuo i I Administrators Notice ljq was placed on tho little couch stock 29 3t I Howe Johnson J iVl Ed Mitchell All persons having claims against wliich was liastly prepared for him 31 2t Tho Hard ware man tho estate of Dr L C Jeffries deodaro Captain Sweeney U S A San with tho addition as was alleged I A am contont Our Job rooms are thoroughly notified to present them to mo before Diego Cal says or composed Shilohs Catarrh am P JJutall signs of consciousness soon equipped and on vary short notice wo March 1st 1893 All knowing them Â¬ Remedy is tho first modicino I have ceased and ho lingered entirely can supply our customers with all selves indebted to tho estato will at over found that would do mo any onco como forward and settle Prico 50 cents Sold by T good Insensible Until a quartor past seven they may need in this lino 29 3t Jdd The Advocate B P Jeffries Adms G Julian jy 1 on Wednesday uveniug the I Â¬ mm irir iii rsiriliiirriirFjrr S1jLH Era IB ssraaraaaatacaa zFxnsriE- k TOIB jjrajKj ZlNTTISTa DRY GOODS ETC The Advocate Job Room Â¬ lt FINE JOB PRINTING I rr 1 tetl Â¬ jMPPMMMPMPPMMg WHENEVER YOU WISH Of Louisville Ky WTSLAJJ f I FINE CATALOGUE WORK LOCAL BOARD I I Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention The jyttocate Pa61ishii do ZInTE CTILOa TXE T7sTOS3E3l- I r iJ -- - Vj vV v Â¬ I m J vi -- v J V n r A h - Tr f lv ftinmwmiwwrw wrwm K- - - cry 9SBSSB jiaw9nwT rmMt9i- MT 8TEKLIKG ADVOCATE TUESDAY MABOH 7 1893 ww eumi nmmrnmntnttuvifiMim jtmmmammmim HE f W ADVOCATE PERSONAL MENTION CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR AS IT JS IN HEAVEN A Bit of Pathos to Sof ton tlmAoperl ty of Life I Same olio who believed it to bo an imperative duty recently umlortook to tell a widow that her only son who was absent from home hud become wild and dissipated that ho was in fact going down hill vory 4fast and would soon bo at the bottom Tho widow who was also an inva- Â¬ lid Rent for her son to comohome and jnako her a visit lie braced up and camo The mother looked anxiously into her boye lace and saw there tho furrows that neither tinio nor care had made Jack she said tenderly holding his hand in both of hers vo used to Ijo chums It A Chiles of town Tuesday Mt Sterling was hero Tuesday Will Land of Mt Sterling was in town Tuesday J Ii Gatowood ol J Mt Sterling was hero Monday Anderson ot Mt Sterling was in L town Sunday P Dickey of Mt Sterling was in town last Thursday Tudgo Thomas Turner of Mt Sterling waM hero Friday James T Ilazelrigg ot Alt Sterling was in town Monday W II Wilkerson of Mt Sterling was in town Satur Â¬ day W 11 Daughterly and James Stone spent Sunday with Tom Ander Â¬ son in Alontgomery county Miss is visiting her sister Mrs AUbs It Brook- - in M Sterling Ivo Land of Alt Sterling who 1ms been visiting her sister Mrs Will Peter left Saturday to spend a few days with Mies Claudle Berry of Robert Crooks and Sharpsburg family of Alt Sterling visited W II Itico and Family on Flat Creek Satur Â¬ Dick Alitchell ol day and Sunday B Alt Sterling was hero Tuesday F Wyatr ot Alt Sterling was hero Friday Airs J J Neshitt was in C Alt If Sterling Tuesday Brooks of Alt Sterling visited his mother Airs Emily Brooks last week Ed Williams and wife of Alt Sterling visited Mr E It Brooke Friday Owingsvillo Outlook Topic For tho AVeoIt llcBlniting March IS Comment by Kov 8 II Doyle Mt Sterling was in Keoleotoil opportunities Tho A J Thompson of toTone tooureolves EbL Iv 14 Hob il loss others 3 1 J0 MILLER succcfwr to C Si o Kentucky CeatMR R i Jane Allen C Va h trintlint s Aro wo chums yet I I guess bo mother only when La fellow gets big Dont ever got too big to chum with Wo ueod to tell four mother Jack Have you lach other everything lid secrets from your mother now lack I r i Now you see when a fellow Yes yes Jack but you are uot a fellow you aro just my Jack my boy Jvho used to tell mo all his troubles And naughtiness aud whose father How Ho Escaped Trouble when he died said to him Take caro Maria ho said as ho ontoied the How will it of your mother Jack be when I see him shall I tell him house spoaking before his wife had this house is in you aro a good boy as ho wanted you time to say a word an awful coudition to bo Why Henry she began I I hope so mother with a sob Dont try to oxcuse yourself ho Aud Jack thoroa something Ive Look at this room I I heard its too ridiculous I know interrupted youll laugh because there isnt a was going to bring a friond homo word of truth in it Why nobody with me but I refrained for fear the could mako me believe it They tried houso would bo just in the condition to tell mo that my boy Jack had fallen that I find it in If you had sent word Henry into bad comoauy Why should Sent word Alaria Oh mother any ono who claims to bo a house- Â¬ I know itisnt true You a boy brought up to despiso ovil doing keeper have to be notified so that she going about with wine bibbers No I can scurry about and make things Aud that gown They couldnt mako me believe lookrospoctable no Maria outrageous to be dressed Its that No indeed mother whispered in that fashion at this time of day I could havo changed it Jack recording a vow under his Oh of course You could have breath Aud Jack continued tho mother done lots of things but you didnt iu her sweet cousoliug tones do you You should bo ready to entertain remember how wo used to say our your husbands friends at any time To- Â¬ I suppose tho dinner is cold too prayers together you and I Its not as good as it was Youre night Jack I have a fancy to heat blend in tho deai old pray or late you know our voices Of course and if I had brought Kneel down by my bed Jack as you my friend with me hed have had to used to when you were an iunocont sit down to cold dinner or one that boy Jack knelt aud his bowed head came was burned to a cinder and we should very close to that gentle heart that have both felt humiliated and should have had to apologize It isnt right was throbbing with love for him Alaria It isnt right at all Our father which art in heaven Aud after ho had settled himself in Jiallowed bo thy name thy kingdom fiis arm chair after dinner he chuck come thy will be done on earth as led to himself and muttered it is in Heaven George but I should have got a Jack stopped for tho voice that had roasting for being late if I hadnt accompanied his was silent Mother he called in a frightened started in first Its u great scheme tone and he bout over the pale lips Not a Case of the Heart that opened to repeat softly Thoy stood at the door and there As it is Heaven Amen seemed to be some constraint between Then Jack was alono to begin the them lifo ho would henceforth live De- Â¬ lie was a trifle olderjthan she and V troit Free Press she had the advantage ot him in look t 1 1 Â¬ Neglected opportunities All who have Miller Wilson reached any advunced stage pf lifo Ohio know from oxpericneo what neglected opportunities aro All aloiig the path Way of tho past arostrown the Wrecks of possibilities to do good to receive good and to impart good possibilities J AND which were ours onco but which now have gonoforovcr In our topical referNew York ences wo havo two phases of neglected opportunities placed before us the lo s Philadelphia resulting to others and th6 loss resulting to ourselves from this neglect to utilise Washington Lowest Iiiitep Choicest tho possibilities for good thut havo been before us Companies Boston 1 Thp loss to others Est iv 14 It is Promptest Settlements falso to suppose that the result of our And all Eastern Cities actions be thoy of omission or commie OK ANY AND ALL AGENCIES sion end with ourselves Tho enemies of tho Jesus have perfected n plot by Time Card in Effect Nov 92 which the- - are to bo destroyed Esther as queen is possibly tho only ono who From Mt Sterling can savo them But to do so sho must risk her own lifo Tho opportunity of EAST BOUND Loaves Mt Sterling great good is before her but if sho nog lect tho opportunity what then Disaster CALL ON to hersolf and not only to herself but to MlanticttvprcMXo 22 daily 830nm IWlmianccniNo2l hor loved ones for Alordecai truthfully iiop m VutibnM Kp Im Ndl 24 dally said If thou altogether boldest thy pence720 p in Mt Sto tccom No 2S 750 p m at this time thou and thy fathers house By her neglect shall bo destroyed Successor to Cussity Ss Smith ruin would also come to tho loved oner WEST BOUND Leaves Mt Sterling of her home This is tho universal rule of For all kinds of action or neglect No ono lives to him Lexington Accommodation Xo 27 self Consciously or unconsciously our 020 am vLotiijvlUe ixire8 No 21 every action affects some ono else So ll2unm Lcinston Acrommodntion No 23 it is with our neglects Tho neglect of S50pm fVestlbulcd Kprciao 23 tho parent tu accept Christ may causo t0SpM AND the child to neglect mm Tho neglect of Dally except Sunday tho Christian to livo consistently may nally causo thoso who mako no profession to ignore Christianity Whatever tho opSolid tentilmled trains with tfinlng cars No portunity may bo to neglect it means bin transfers disastrous eiiecto not only to ourselves i Through sleepers fiom Loxington without 4 but to other Influenced by this fact otr 12 tf change lot us like Esther not neglect golden C f RVAN opportunities but riso to every emerWTTyii i Ast Gen Pass Agent E F ItOBEltTSOtf gency and make tho best of every possiII W FULLEIL Cincinnati O bility wo meet Gen Pimm Agent MAXAQEIIS OSCAR MCKHV 18 1 nshington C 2 Tho lots to ourselves Hob ii Trifllc Munngcr Neglected opportunities also bring less to ourselves Tho writer of Hebrews hero warns his readers against neglect of obe-Â¬ dience to Ch ist on tho ground that if thoy neglected it they could not cscapo tho result II --i argument is that tho neg- Â¬ ShoiteU aud qnlcKestJbctwcen lect to oboy angels has always been punished and that since Christ isgreater than CINCINNATI AND FRANKFORT angels as sljwn in tho preceding chapter how shad wo escape if wo neglect so Only direct line between grent salvation Ho does not answer Frankfort Gooruetown and Paris his question because there can ho but iliimifncturers and Uoalara In all kinds of Carlisle Maysvlllo Cynthlana ono answer If we negloct wo cannot Falmouth and Covington escape Thoso who neglected angels words found no escape Thoso who ASK FOR TICKETS VIA KY MIDLAND neglect Christs way of salvation will find no escape Tho foolish virgins found none Tho door was shut Trains Ron By Central Standard Time and though thoy clamored for admit- Â¬ is a sad tance it uovcr opened again It TIME TAltLE OCT 31 1892 and awful thought that by mere negAM lect tho soul may bo lost yet it is true White Pino and Poplar Singles IM IM May such a thought lead us to tho firm TRAINS EAT No No 3 No 7 resolve that as for us wo will not negDoors of all Sizes Lv l iuukfort il 00 4 45 A 12 43 lect our salvation liVhmiinm 4 ol 0 01 12 Si Sash Glazed and TJnglazed Lv EILIioiu 4 VI 0 11 10 Bible Roftronces Lev iv 2 Prov 18 Lvhwitzer I0 25 Window and Door Frames xxiv 80 34 xxvi 14 Alath xxiii 83 Lv Mamping Ground fi 17 45 o ri llimtll 55 Ltiko xiii 24 25 John xii 85 Rom ii Moulding and Brackets of all kinds Lv Johnson Lv xu o4 a 05 1 0 Gal vi 10 18 IThesa Hob x L Urorgituu u o 52 5 as 2 20 Verandas of every Description L CS Depot It K 5 42 2 45 2829 xii 25 Jas i 22 25 Rov iii 8 BLUE GRASS ROUTE Chesapeake and INSURANCE Shortest and Qnickect Route v RAILWAY FnOM j Â¬ real estate CENTRAL KEl3K nv IV AUj iUlA o 2T 11 Through daily train soi vico hctwrfn Cincinnati and iliddlcMmrough r j and points on L U A I Crtal C m coaij Scliedulo In Kffcct ov 35 lU l Aecmn Dailv Ex Aiii ai south Sound Diilv Expicss 8 JO n 8 18 a o 45 a 43 u No 1 No Ev Spii m in n Fast Line Lvo - T D Cassidy KENTUCKY COAL An LlriuKiton Lve Livingston Lto Ixindnn Ait Cdlhin Lto Coibin Lto Rarbotirvillo Lve Richmond Lve ISeien Lre CvnthlaiiH Ait Paris Air Lexington Lve Patis Air Winchester Lve Winchester An Richmond Lo iMlimuitli to Cincinnati Oivinitloii 1J io 11 a is a in m m m 8 00 pin 2 55n 8 Mpm 3 OSpml iBpm sttw I 59pui 5 Wipth 10 23pm 8 10pm 11 OOpin 7 OOpia t 12 io 12 40 1 i5 am 111 15pi Ohm osptnt- - pm 1 Si p 85 p in 2 03 pm 0 05 iu 3 15 p m p iu p III p iu p in TSSprf VIRGINIA Â¬ Arr Cumberln Gap Lve Corbin Lve Lve Mfddlebnrnnr1 10 50 5 00 5 52 0 41 4 4 7 H pm 7 55 4 50 5 45 0 2S 1 4 n in p in Cheap wiamburK Arr Jelllco Y0 pm pm pm Â¬ Â¬ Lto Richmond Lve Lancastor Arr Stanford North Hound 8 to p m 45 p m 20 p in A No 2 Dally Expresn Daily 7 eoam 7 CO m 10 13 mn No 4 J0 A Si I 3q Kentucky Midland Ry Lio Stanford Lve Lancaster An- Richmond LvoIellieo Lo WMInVbg ArrCoibin LioPinotills t 8 03 a n 8 43 nm I am 33 nm mn Â¬ LveCuinTd Lip 2i o LtcMiilriluNUorouith 5 S3 Â¬ Planing Mill Co Le Cm Itarbiiille An LuCotbiu bin Arr Livingston Lvo London 10 11 11 05 0 M am 7 47 nm 8 35 Ulll 9 25 lira 0 85 am am am Lu Rough Dressed LUMBER a Iticbiiiond Arr Vineliuoter Le WlncliMtcr An- - Paria Le Lexington IJeivi Ie RicliiiiHiid Mt Livingston 15 11 15 nm 12 10 Le Puis Lteyntliiaiiii Lvo Falmouth Â¬ I Air Covington Air Cincinnati 03 mn 12 41 pm 0 55 nm 1 o5 pm 7 10 mn 1 55 pm 7 45 nm 2 27 pm 7 00 am 2 00 pm 7 51am 2 37 pm S 24 am 8 07 pm 0 23 um 4 01 pm 10 40 am 5 pni 10 55 am 5 45 pni U 11 nn pm 8 43 4 48 si 5 0 45 CO ptr 8B7pm pi pn pm pmjl V 1 Â¬ MAYSVILLE BRANCH Noith Hound L e Cincinnati Ue Covington I4vo 1 1 1 I 1 U Ev Sim No lo Dailv No121 Kx8iiitJ 2 55 DIB a 03 p 6 so um 0 8 7 7 13 31 00 54 8 30 jihiW What to Ilcud Star Planing Mill Company Ky If you are down with tho blues read Mt Steriinsr Lv Centreillo Lv Elizabeth Ar Lv Newtown 7 09 7 18 Iui C I 7 2t 7 I7 5 fi1 0 01 0 05 0 IB j S 05 i 20 15 ffrilgt0n 8 Bm K XO pm j N Well Founded Some time ago a returning from aboard passengers was an old favorite parrot which she placed under the especial care of one of ihe Ongoing to attend to Polly sailor one morning ho was aurpriesed to find that poor bird dead and knowing how very much upset the old lady would bo to hear of tho death of her favorite and not feeling equal to im Â¬ parting1 tho bad intelligence himself ho employed a brother tar who was famous for his gentleness in matters of that nature Going up to the old lady with a very tad face and touch Â¬ ing his cap ho 6aid A f 0 Opinion troop ship was aud among tho lady who had a r I dont think thatere purrot of yours will live long marin Oh dear said tho poor old lady Why was tho comfort Cos hes dead ing reply Exchange Â¬ T o larger syndicate of the kind in the United States has been lorincd at Ohicugo to buy 2S hrowries Eight hundred and twenty live thousand barrels ol beer annually will be tho output which is over 100000 nioio g than tho largest syndicate now in tliirt country can turn out Tim capital stock of tho company if 4900000 It will virtually control rho beer intcrc ts of the Uunlted States exi-t-in- fci For Sale Haudsomo office desk wjth mirror Good as now cost ijMO ill soil for 20 Psalm xxvii If there is a chilly sensation about the heart read Lovolation iii If you dont know where to look for tho months rent read Psalm xxxvii If you feel lonesomo and unprotected read Psalm xci If the stovepipe has fallen down and FOR GOOD WORK tho cook gone off in a pet put up tho pipe wash your hands and read Jas iii If you find yourself losing confidence Gentlemen Ladies in men read I Cor xiii If people ijlt you with hard words read John xv If you aro getting discouraged about to results accomplished your work read Psalm exxvi and Gal According 79 in addition to a liberal commission of vi If you aro all out of sorts read Heb twenty per cent xii Selected Also Wlmt Christian Cndoavor Is too What is Christian Endeavor for It is GUESS PREMIUMS In his eyes there was supplication to bring glory to God in tho highest and aud in hers there was disdain bourn on earth poa so good will to men that FOR SUBSCRIBERS rejection earliest definition of tho gospel that of ours tho sounded over this earth No Impossibilities or Uncertain- Â¬ he began Hmight cf No sir she interrupted It is morning tho star shono over tho fieldsEn- ties Evory thing Fair Honor- Â¬ Bethlehem That is what Christian totally unnecessary deavor is foi in tho home in tho fami- able Plain and Positive But ly in tho church in tho city in thr state in tho nation in tho world until Seo programme in the I do not wish to hear you it shall lift ix its voico in every quarter in word of this entire world of ours singing Not one word praises to God and good will to men ov Well if you wont erywhere Iiov George H Wells D D I want nothing you can odor inc CliriuUim lCmleavor Notes of our Fourth Annual Contest among But It was nt Mcriden N H that Dr Agents for largest Once for all I toll you I want no Clark founder of tho first Christian Enclaps tinware to day deavor society prepared for college JEST An Agency for tho Weekly Sim shut tho doorjand went in and graduating nt Kimball Union academj the peddler went on to tho next hoimo in 1863 Daitmouth collego his alim Enquirer is a profitable business It is mater conferred upon him tho honorary the best school in tho world to nronnro Im th degree of doctor of divinity in 1889 He graduated from Dartmouth in 1073 ami one for a business contact with the Leather dealers all over the country from Audover Theological seminary in public a stepping stone to business aio about to orginio a sole leather 1870 At tho fumous meeting of tho New qualification and future prosperity trust by which tlioy hope to bo a bio to control tho tanneries throughout tho York Christian Endeavor conference it WC Want good Agents to Solicit for was resolved to recommend to the socieUnited Staler No other business of ties the adoption of tho suggestion of onliSfrintJnna Tim inminnmimtfl uiu v wuu x uvAuvvuvuw ueh magnitude h in so few Imndh tho domestic board that our societies good It ii said 50 houses practically oo ntriil endeavor to donate each- year to the extra ENQUIRER COMPANY the trade It is claimed stock 10 tho church building fund an amount sufficient to build at least ono church edifice amount of 75000000 or 100000000 in some needy homo mission field CINCINNATI O will ho issued Eich tunner will be Tho work is growing in Oklahoma nired to superintend his own tannery New societies uro constantly being orat a salary Jhero aro about 500 ganized and good meetings aro being KenneclynB worker writes Wo havo not lumioiv and leather dealer in the held A tho good speakers nor the fino places of Till is l oiucdy fno Jroni huin United States worship that others have but God is Wn know iicoiiipoiioiii mjrn hero just tho same A French Canadian named Girard ii to 10 tin HII1 JflrnlllMl uM is oxpeoted that a solid Christian MIT It has recnlveU 500000 from tho Now Endeavor special train will bo run from Viiifli Syrup mi the nmrkpt It i Lithograph Company for he tho Pacific coast to tho Alontrcal con- ill xillltp Mtll UMil plfIy CHIP York Id hro ifhiiiH tinl nil hIRt- process by which perfect toned picl vention Threo cars will probably go oiijIik from California and ono each from Ore- i 118 f tin tllldill Htlil lillivrri lrt urcH now produced by 20 impressions gon aud Washington Tho east must iiiTil by Kouucilv Ili iH ilio leading can bo produced by two or throe look to her laurels or tho west will outlof criptiouUt diUgldt JIl Stiiliiij strip her iu Euleavor enterprise 18 if Ky a M pM No 4 AM No 8 rM Nol2 25 41 RI 5 13 4 4 4 Arr lonnuon GOOD PAY TltAINa WKsT Lv Paris C ArKllrabeth Outre- - Mo Air Ar Newtown ArC S Depot 11 ArCleorgetoHii Arlohiwm ArSwit7er Ar ElMioin Ar Summit Ar Fiinkfoit A connect 11 Ait Maysvllle South Bound I No 2 8 20 31 8 SS 8 47 0 00 10 H5 10 42 10 48 10 53 11 12 11 15 1 1 22 1 w 0 i0n sj 10 an S m pm pm par plr 0 32 0 42 0 40 0 54 7 04 7 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mM imiiiu mi hi- -ir ijmIll ml jniec t Ulwnift uiiifiHi iMVifj lit 0IMMi CICtipllCim r VI I i l miiviiippu at HIV y ICfllZl tu iu iimiiil riiU i Ilirtlkifil u ci t th lintAHwltiuh luiiTbecu trnll on Clin fm IUim vt H V KihumiU III 4 nir ituit in rnrii I llllllllLlfli 111111 ll wmu iMiiis nnn mho Agrnv 1J LliJ life -- an inn iir t PVOtw tl Ul n j VI M IJMIMtWiWWIffWimM M WrMWIIWIIWMIIWW lMIt Wm f m For tale bi all druggists 1IIK lOHN C WKS T COSIlANV ClIIOAtiO J2 ly lll 30ST IX QCANTUT BEST IS HDAUTT fa Â¬ J I 011 NIGKERSON 11 CONTEACTOE AXD- - - WHITES QREAM BTJILDEJX 1 Â¬ 11 fl YERIIFUGEi 4 Has led all Worm Romedlesl FOR 20 YEARS Â¬ officii 201 IHchmnwl cnU at Stivot bstiuiiitt-scctitc Â¬ ldin and BOHLE GUARANTEED VA SOLD EVERYWHERE rrrpra4 by BlClUnDSOS UKDICIXB 0t 8T LOCUI EVERY W s - - i U 4 ia -l- li-i lwytTTirMPp f K AU- - -- tJMi - V tM a2 j a ZtiMGMmtUJiJU1LjL TJ MT STERIiIIsrGDADyOOATBTU3l8DAx tf iiiiii I MABOH 7 1893 11MIP-HHK tc PVtVTTtI Liiiiiiiu1 111 11 THE ADVOCATK IT IS MENACED ADYOCATE PUBLISHING COMPANY TUESDAY MAltCH 7 tSHJ VOlt uTATB SENATOR 7 jp Wo are autliorizttl toaiiiiouncn Hon l G vv of Clark count 4ip a can iii jj r oSmiiitni lit Ilia ilintrli nOlll- Waljjo counties of Clark Bom MltgOtUorV rtUOIHOt 10 1110 fid JY1 11 111 Siclioii ot tlc Doinocrntio party Col J It Iloltpwayof Clark county in a candidate for State Senator from stlto DUtriot composod of Bourdon Oiark and Montiromory Counties sub iect to tlio action of tho Democratic jiarty Your vote and influence re spcctfully solicited The Democratic Administration nsnowitt working order and if we could have our wish Adlais famous iax would ho borrowed by G rover taud used with a vigor that would irapldly decimate tho ranks of the Iltepublicau office holders Wo would flikoteVco a basketful of Republican offi Â¬ cial heads presented to tho American jpeojrlo each day till tho last rascal lhas bpen turned out Tho people by Jtheir votes last November demanded rtlite fci most unmistakable tonus iThev kuUI then that they desired and expected a complete change in the ad fiope they will not bo disappointed in Jtlteir expectations Thoio are plenty of honest faithful Democrats to till hc offices at tho disposal of this Ad Euinistratlon without retaining a siuglo citan of that party which has grown iso corrupt by its long leaso of power Tho people want the Democrats alone 4 csponsibIo for tho conduct of the government during tho next four years and their wMi should be grati Â¬ fied Under tho Civil Service rules herc will be enough hoh vcrs without leaving any who can be rightfully Oue anoiig the tirt ol dispossessed Ms class that bliould receive attention is our Postmaster John C Wood die has been among the stalwart par Â¬ tisans of his party advocating the snost extreme and most offensive meas Â¬ ures of that p my lie has not hesita Â¬ ted to Servo as the Chairman of the Â¬ mi uUtrat ion of offices Wo sincere -- -- nor County Committee lid ho hesitate to take an active part in eluctioueoriug during the cam Â¬ paigns whilst ho has been serving in ftho capacity ot Postmaster There has boon notiiug too black or tfoo viciously vilo proposed by the Re- Â¬ publican party for Mr Wood to en Â¬ dorse through tho columns of his jiaper the Mt Sterling Gazette of yrhich tie is editor As a samplo ot 5iisf bitter partisanhip wo have oulj ho Force to refer to his calling Dill t wise and imtriotic measuro Tho Democrat sand again ho hays arc terribly wrought up over what they are pleaded to term Mho Force Bill or Federal Election Law Wo do not see whv they should bo in such agony The bill simply proposed to put the control of Congressional elections In tho hands of the Federal au thorities in order that a free ballot and a fair count nuy be had in all Mictions of tho Union Jipubican One mode Of the mtsRpproprint ion or tm VTJWlXMJKJCZrWsWWJrJKUKmJK public fuhils is Avoided when Appoint Kj MMMM MM MMMWHlmHrttMW mcnU to office Instead of being the rewards of partisan activity are awarded to those whoso efficiency promises a fair return ot work for the compensation paid to Tho Integrity land Usefulness them To secure the fitness and competency of appointees to ofllce and to re-Â¬ of Otir Govornmont move from political action the demoraliz- Â¬ ing madness for spoils civil service reform has Pooplo lawsfound a placo in our public policy and And tho Dangor is From the iv yS The benefits already gained through Thomsolvos this instrumentality and tho further use fulness it promises entitle it to the hearty all nnd So Says Cleveland in His Inau- support see encouragement of well who perdesire to otrr public service gural Address formed or who hope for the elevation of lt -V political sentiment and the purification of Vo Protection Merely for Prntertloiin Siko political methods The existence of immenso aggregations Was Cuiittuiuiifit nt thu INilIn Lutt Xii of kindred enterprises and combinations ttimi-j- Tembnr Orcut Wintu of Iubllo of business interests formed for the pur Trtmts NPt Liiciittntloii Aiixloim for poso of limiting production and fixing vf My Is inconsistent with tho fair field Having bought out tho Block of tilt Kelriiiilloii of All IMoiIsjfs Made by prices which ought to ho open to overy independllU lurtj Confident lit IIiih u fSood ent activity Legitimate strife In business Clothing etc from I N Phipps and Crow to AnsUt IIliu In axiiiiicliit lliu should not be superceded by an enforced v ill of his accounts we need tho moiiov concession to tho demands of combinations Ship of Stntpov erHo nor should have Mr Fellow Citizkns In tibetlk nco to thatpeople the bo served destroythe benefit of t nnd must have it Wo owo tho monoj lose to the ninmlato of my cotuitrynien I am the about to ilodicitii myself to their scivtcu cheapness which usually results from to pay for tho goods ho had bought under thu siiiiutioii of a solemn oitli wholesome competition These aggregations and combinations Deeply moved by the expression of coiill Ills creditors want their money and klico and persoiiMl attiichtnotit which has frequently constitute conspiracies against the interests of tho people and in all their called me to this hervice I am sure my tlio only way wo have to get it is to gratitude can nmke no butter ruttirn tliiui phases they aro unnatural and opposed to the pledge I iiowjJvo before Ciod unci these our American sense of fairness To the collect his accounts Cail and seo us witnesses of unreserved iiiul coinplece tle extent that they can be reached nnd re strained by federal power the general gov votion to the interests unit welfare of those at the old stand of I M Phlpps ernment should relieve our citizens from Br who hftvo honored me their interference nnd exactions I deem It fitting on this occasion while Loyalty to the principles upon which indicating tho opinions I hold concerning public questions of present importance to our government rests positively demnuds also briefly refer to the existence of cer- that the equality before the law which it tain conditions and tendencies among our guarantees to every cltlcn should bo people which seem to menace tho integrity justly and in good faith conceded in all parts of the land Tho enjoyment of this and usefulness of their government While every American citizen must con- right follows the bade of citizenship template with the utmost pride and en- wherever found and unimpaired by raco thusiasm the growth and expansion of our or color it appeals for recognition to country thostifllclency of our institutions American manliness and fairness Our relations with tho Indians located to stand ng ilnst the rudest shocks of violence the wonderful thrift and enterprise within our borders impress upon us reof our people and the demonstrated stipe sponsibilities wo can not escape Humanliority of our free government it behooves ity and consistency require us to treat us to constantly watch for every symptom them with forbearance and in our deal of insidious infirmity that threatens our ings with them to honestly and considerately regard their interests livery effort national vigor The strong man who in the confidence should be made to lead them through the of sturdy health courts the sternest activ- path of civilization and education to self ities of life anil rejoices in the hardihood supporting and independent citizens In JX of constant labor may still have lurking the meantime as the nations wards they near his vitals tho unheeded disease that should bo promptly defended against the cupidity of designing men and shielded dooms him to sudden collapse It can not be doubted that our stupend- from every Influence or temptation that ous acliieveuients as a people and our retards their advancement The people of the United States have countrys lolnist stiength havogien rise Jv5 to a heedlessness of those laws governing decreed thut on this day the control of our national health which we can no more their government in its legislative and exevade than human life can escape the laws ecutive branches shall bo given to a polit- Â¬ ical party pledged in the most terms to of God and nature Manifestly nothing is more itnl to our the accomplishment of tariff reform supremacy a a nation and to the benefi They have thus determined in favor of a cent purposes of our government than a more just and equitable system of federal sound and stable currency Its exposure taxation Tho agents they have chosen to to degradation should at onco arouse to carry out their purposes are bound by A New and Carefully Selected Stock of activity tho most enlightened statesman their promises not less than by tho com ship and the danger ot depreciation in the muud of their masters to devote them purchasing power of the wages paid to toil selves unremittingly to this service should furnish the strongest incentive to While there should bo no surrender of prompt and conservative precaution principle our task must be undertaken In dealing with our present embarrass wisely and w itliout vindlctativeness Our ing situation as related to this subject we mission is not punishment by by tho rectiwill bo wise if vu temper our confidence fications of wrongs If in lifting burdens and faith in our national stieugth and from the daily life of our people we reduce resources with tho fruik concession that inordinate and unequal advantages too even these will not permit us- to defy im- long en jojed this is but ix necessary incipunity the inexorable luws of finance and dent of our return to right and justice If trade At tho wimo time in our efforts to we exact from unwilling minds ucaul- adjust differences of opinion we should be escence in the theory of un honest distri flee from intolerance or passion and our bution of the fund of governmental benefijudgements should bo unmoved by allur- cence treasured by us for all we but insist Â¬ Â¬ UiUiHllHHimrliMllm n 1 Â¬ NEW FIRM -- Â¬ Â¬ j- P K Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ 4i fa Â¬ m x Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ I YOUNG I -- HAZELRIGG -- -- Â¬ lHIH IJtJl THROAT tlo faj W Â¬ mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmM MOST SUCCESSFUL EYE EAR Siaie Â¬ And Chronic Direaso Specialist in Â¬ jg t J Â¬ Â¬ CLOTHING BOOTS Â¬ Â¬ and SHOES Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ That is all there is in it The cTargeTial it is a crime to pas nch a Jaw and that tho rights of the p opl arc in danger is all buncombe The Republicans are tired ot tho bulldozing and intimidation that have held high carnival in tho Soutli since the war and they are determined it ahall stop TheM expressions were penned l ilim whilst he was holding tho office of Postmaster among he very people Â¬ I t Whom ho accuses of bulldozing and Space would luil u- - to intimidation enumerate all tho instance- - of his hi- Â¬ tter partisanship We do not desire to close thi nriicb without noting the tact that our nt tack is upon Mr Wood tho Republi- Â¬ can partisan We gladly do him tho justice to say his personal conduct of the office has been very clean and sat Â¬ isfactory But on tho ground of of fensive partisan hip wo repeat he should be promptlv renuved mid place given to sonic Democrat who will give us quite as clean a conduc -- tfthe office as ho can and who will he iporo in accord with tho existing Â¬ order of things Brother Johnnie jot your collar box prepared to move You dont under land things liko Uncle Sam iusi lOll linvo ueou u guou servuiu HOW it tinder Bonnie our Fomo Bill lendnr but you must now retire to tho kitch 4 on with your kind -- -- Chif f Inspector George W Dice lias been advised of tho arrest at Guthrie Okla of Rov W A Buttons Cfiancolbr of tho Oklahoma Univer- Sitjr on a chargo of using tho malls to i defraud i r terests institution When we tear aside the disI am confident that such nn approach to cussions and misconceptions which have the subject will result in prudent and blinded our countrymen to their coneffective leniOiiial legislation In the dition under vicious tariff laws we meantime so far as the executive branch but show them how far they have been of tho government cat huenenc none of led away from the paths of contentment the powers with which it is Invested will and prosperity When we proclaim that be w ithheld w hen their exercise is deemed the necessity for revenue to support the necessaty to maintain our national credit government furnishes the only justificaor aert tluuueial disaster tion for taxing the people we announce a Closely i elated to the exaggerated confitruth so plain that its denial would seem dence in our countrys greatness which to indicate the extent to which judg tends to a disiegird of the rules of nu ment may bo Influenced by fatnlllurity tional safety another danger confronts us with perversions of the taxing povv er and not less serious I refer to the prevalence when we seek to reinstate the self of a popular disposition to expect fiom the confidence and business enterprise of our operation of the go ei inneut especial mid citizens by discrediting an abject dediiect individual advantages pendence upon governmental favor wo 1 lie t untie of our voters which con stiivo to stimulate those elements of demned the injustice of maintaining pro American character which support tho tection for protections sake enjoins upon hope of American achievement the peoples servants the duty of exposing Anxiety for the ledemptiou of tho and destroing the brood of kindred evils pledges which mv party have made and which are the unwholesome progeny of solicitude for the complete justification of paternalism This is the bane of Hepub- - the trust the people have reposed in us llcau institutions and tho constant constrains me to remind those with whom penl of our government by the I am to co operate that e can succeed in It degrades people to the pur doing the work which has been especially pose of wily ctaft the plan of rule out set before us only by the most sincere har fthers established and bequeathed to us moniotis and uninterested effort Even if ns an object of our love anil veneration It insuperable obstacles and opposition pro perverts the patriotic sentiment of our vent the consummation of our task we countrymen and tempts them to a pitiful shall hardly be excused and if failure curt calculation ot the sordid gain to be de- be traced to our fault or neglect we may rived from their governments mainte- be sure the people will hold us to a swift nance It undermines the self reliance of und exacting accountability our people and substitutes in its place de The oath 1 now take to preserve piotect pendence iifon governmental favoritism anil deiend the constitution of the United It stifles the spirit of true Ameiicauism States not only impressively defines the and stupefies ever ennobling traits of great responsibility I assume but suggests American citizenship The lessons of pa- obedience to constitutional commands as ternalism ought to be unlearned and the the mle by which my official conduct better lessons taught that while the people must be guided should periodically and cheerfully support 1 shall to tho best of my ability and their government its functions do not in- within my sphere of duty preserve tho clude tho support of the people constitution by loyally protecting every The acceptance of this principle leads to giant of federal power It contains by de a refasul ot bounties and subsidies which fending all its restraints when attacked bin den the labor and thrift of a portion of by impatience audi estlcssuess and by en- Â¬ our citizens to aid ill advised or languish- forcing its limitations and reservations m ing enterprises m w hieh they have no confavor of the states and the people cern It leads also to a challenge of wild Fully impressed with the gravity of tho and reckless pension expendituie which duties that confront me ami mindful of overknps the bounds of grateful recogni my weakness I should be appalled if It tion of patriotic serice and prostitutes to were my lot to bear unaided the responsi vicious uses the peoples piompt and gen bility which awaits me erous impulse to aid those disabled in their I am h jvv ever saved from discourage countrys defense ment when I remember that 1 shall liavo Kvery thoughtful American must realize the suppoit und the counsel and the importance of the checking at its be of wise and patriotic men who will ginning any tendency in public or private stand at my side in cabinet places or will station to regaid frugality and economy lepieseut the people in their legislative as virtues which we may safely outgrow halls jfj0 The toleration of this idea results in the Und also much comfort in remembering waste of the peoples money by their that my countrymen are just and gener- Â¬ chosen servants and encourages prodigalous and In the insurance that they will ity and extravagance hi the home life of not condemn those who by sincero devoour countrymen tion to their service deserve their forbearÂ¬ Under our scheme of government the ance and approval waste of public money is a crime against Above all I know there is a supreme the citizens and the contempt of our peo being who rules the affairs of men and ple for economy and frugality in their whose goodness and mercy have always saps the follow id tho American people and I know deplorably personal affairs strength and sturdiness of our national he 111 not turn from us now if we humbly character oovv erf ill aid It is n plain dictate of honesty and good keek his government that public expenditures should be limited by public necessity and that this should be measured by the rules Lieutenant Toitnt the piopliit has of strict economy and it is eqaully clear that frugality among tho people is tho wiitfcu n letter In Truth in whleh he bestguaranty of a contented aud stroug piedicts iho romim end of all thing support Qlfree Institutions and especially of this planet uf ouim Â¬ Â¬ ing phrases and unvexed by selfish in- Â¬ upon a principal which underlies over free Â¬ FRANKS BARGAIN STORE Â¬ Is the place to purchase We will save you money on everything in our line ZDralse Main Street and IBigfStaff BuJJldiilg - Dr Stockdale Permanently Kentucky will bo at i- - located at Louibvillo M Â¬ -- Mt Sterling Ky JKT National Hotel JIT STERLING Â¬ fgggaEipEpiapEfggfggggfigfag fewnit- t-- Friday March 10 1898 Â¬ Â¬ Il 11 it iliiiftiiA Aii it Jli li J if In A An nlfe Capital 170000000 vv Building and Loan Association Slmu8 now In forco In Mt feteiling Lowest ipenses Pico withdrawal Inemuiled Investment Stock 30000 to loan pmmptlv on city Agents wanted in all Kentucky tow ns and cities nnd coiuitiy propel ty Inr fiutlior infornmtloii call un 1200 Constipation sis Returning every four weeks Dr Stockdalo successfully treats Acute and Chronic Catarrh ringing in tho ears Deafness Diseases of tlio Eye Ear Nose Throat Lungs Kid Â¬ ney Urinary and Bladder Troubles Hrigets Disease Diabetes Dyspepsia Rheumatism and Paraly- Â¬ a fi j Epilepsy or Fits Lurecl Positively Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ JAMES onioeTvlnr ApperMHi linlldiiiir 7TT7 R WILSON LOCAL AGiXT ijuwijn uhijui puiTfl3 STATi TT ijrlTJlliri11 fi- ji wup ijy iji Young or Middle Aged Men suf fering from Spermatorrhea Impo tency Eruptions the result of errors or excesses should call before it is too lato Wo guarantee a cure if caeo has V not gone too far Â¬ jji ifi si TJUTKxrxrjrjirMZz DECKER BROS Blood andSE Diseases Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ HAINES FISCHER ESTY HAMILTON PIANOS ORGANS yffim WvWYNS r s Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ ijer As Syphilid Scrofula Stricture Gleot etc cured by improved and novor fasling remedies Diseases of women such Lucorrhea Painful Monsruation Displacement of Wonib Rearing Down Pains in Back relieved in short time Tho Doctor carries nil his portable Instruments and comes prcparen to oxamino tho most obscure medical and surgical oiises Ho undertakes no biourablo diseases but cures hundreds trivfii no to die Consultation free and confidential Address i1 i 1 SVr rr KCTsararararararar joirEi FOR SALE BY TT - TF TFWRI W TR - j BA STOCKDALE Louisville Ky m Ml Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ vv Tho Columbian Club hold its third in the meeting Tuesday afternoon Couny Court room A largo number of InditH was present and nitiHi inter otand enthusiasm were manifested Tho Club now numbers llfty oight It is altogether probable that Dr Dowitl Talinago will within tho next two weeks resign tho paatorafo of tho Hrooklyu Tabernacle and accept a call in a Western city not yet named but believed to be Chicago Ho made ummhorri tho admission Wednesday His Tlio Indies of tlio club will givo n church bus been unfortunate It has National Tea March 17 and 18 burned out twice and tho erection of Tho young Iaiics taking part in tho tho pivt out edition put tho trustees 100000 was paid by oiitfitatmiicut aro requested Jo moot deeply in debt u 1th tho club at tho next meeting a trcuieudoiiH effort but tho total lia- Â¬ thiaovoning in the County Courtroom bility to day Is over 287000 ONUMENT OF EVERY KIND S TJP Made and sot up in all parts of the mil n try WltlTKKOIt Dksiuns Jte Is No Agents Emplojed j ADi 23 SON Loxliiirton Ky lvr fi llroiKtvvny i ti t t Jawfc k i jfl 1 w v y 4 1 - f - Tt mjH - i mr w j t a - fJ 3r Ji amaiwmtiMIIKlv wratWiMmiiqWMWMqFr iiitoin yWW BMML mIi m ii rr 111 irirwi WWi1 fi MH iiwwr m f i 0 wiiiWiiHiW J -- mi m Uj i- m- jw tT l - i -- q Bi 7 Hit lpw in mjj i in m wiiiipBiiiinuMl- jj MT m BTEBMe ttoiMMWtfMl ADVOCATE TUEID AT HAitCH 7 1893 - rimbleBro WholesaI e Grocers 1 NIMBLE BROS -- he KZenxieclsr Prescription DKALEU3 IN Bros7 - Druggistsc 5ro o -- onsr 11 Q BT 5 3 Wholesale MT to W T Grocers KY STERLING Died School Books School Supplies Puro Inks poncils cles Also Paints Oils and Varnishes Pure Drugs Medicinesc B Â¬ All Toilet Arti- miands of Insurance CO HOFFMAN 1 LOWEST RATES AND FIRST CLASS COMPANIES S HE ADVOCATE ru on tho 6th lustant ly and wHo a son icarthe Sllvorwavo Qnartot t t Christian Church next Krlday ing Admission only 25c fjfi aud Mrs Jan Kennedy reached Thoy on Sunday ovoning looms at Mrs Fanny Stofcra Kjar tho - I Wood bought 14J acres of city limits of Pat tgent for 1850 tcrtatiiinent at too unrisimn Eriuay evening win oo an cn- - Vf lair Admission only 25c iurtle Monljoy and Mr B F hi of Stepstone will bo mar- Hng8vlllo next Wednesday 4 aamimst ration p Wood who has charge tpsburg Post ofiice has en- ulinnig room and will keep liouso under tho present James F Flyiiii an employee at tho Star Plaining Mill while working with tho moulding machine last Mon Â¬ toriau church at Springfield and at day had tho small linger and tho ono jhisplacoshe held her membership adjoining on tho loft hand cut off until tho day of her death From the if If the men and women of these day of hor marriage until live years United States dont mind they will ago she lived on Flat Creek where and apo she was honored aitd loved for her lnnfco fools of themselves epSil Mrs Grover Clevelands little worth as a neighbor friend and christian many wero tho rewards in girl Ruth Save tho child Htoro for her Sho administered alike Wood is an applicant for to the rich aud poor In Mt Sterling Huffman throst ofilce Ho J now learning was spent tho last fivo years ot her PV- 15 UllUUI llin ln4lin life uiuuiui IC CillHllICSH She has been quite delicato two or during this time yet she ceased no Flo says ho has Johnnie three endorsements in her efforts to do good tho rich she visited aud tho poor sho ministered jtememucr tne concert at uio vjuhh unto Her former neighbors at Flat mi Clnich next Friday evening everyone of thorn had loving j Vimmusio will bo good and tho object Creek words for her If she over had an iorwincii tne emoritunineni ia given enemy who never knew it Besides is a laudable one husband uiuUons who arc sorrow bur Â¬ Mr William Push received a tele- Â¬ dened two nieces whom she had raised gram yesterday bearing tho sorrowful aud who loved her dearly aro broken intelligence of tho death of his sister hearted Wo can but commend them Mrs Lucy E Redmon at her home in to our Father the healer of all our wounds Burial services wero con- Â¬ Winchester ducted at the grave in Machpelah Como out on Friday night and hear Cemetery Silvcrwavo Quartet at the th Christiau Church You will enjoy llaysNewmayer proprietors of the Ad- Â¬ tho evenings entertainment Louisvillo Store are enlarging their mission ohly 25 cents business and increasing their facilities C 0 Freeman with her two Having reytcd tho eutiro Johnson Mrs son William and Anderson who building for a period of years they have been visiting friends and rela- Â¬ havo connected tlie rooms by arch Â¬ tives in this county for some months ways and in tho first room they will past returned to their homo in Con Â¬ carrv their dry goods notions and loading furnishing goods In the cordia Kansas yostorday second story of this room they will Mrs Bettio Wilson Henry began have their carpets aud in tho front of her school at Somerset yesterday this same room will be their millinery Mrs Henrys reputation as a teacher depirtment The room they now is well establlbhcd in this county and occupy will be their department for that her fcchool will be a success goes clothing hats shoes aud gents fur without tho saying nishing goods and the sccolid story of this building will be ti sed fur their ijtafSterlng cannot bo accused of wholcsalo department Miss Maudo MCCSS Ol lliuuwsiv vuuii ii liuiuco Qiiisonbery has beon employed as ting for offices The list of ap cashier and cusli carriers will be put its from this placo for federal in It will require not less that ten t Ijtitj n In u JB dVUOIlH UD wu oil nil nwi 1irr persons to conduct their business with But then wo havo each one to a department heard from Tho pro itrnpugh hero to supply Grover prietors inform us of thoir satUfuc isdPlho good Democrats ho may tory business and propose a big con stand in need of to fill iho places ho corn hero with city attractions should make vacant by giving the Republican incumbents a vacation A few days ago on the C and 0 ono of our Representatives who came Mrs Lizzie Hsie wife of our Con Â¬ very near resigning his position and gressman M C Lisle died at her going homo but didnt was talking of homo in Winchester on Saturday tho general complaint of the Constitu- Â¬ Tho decoased was for- - ents of tho Legislators and said They afternoon lorly MiBsJLizzle Bean and was a the people believe that this protracted She was ex Legislative session will bankrupt the inost cstimablo lady popular and much sympa State but I told them it wouldnt ceedingly thjflis oxprcssed for tho husband in thai tho Legislators are citizens of tho lv heavy loss Sho leaves two chil Statu and tho only chaugo as to money dren ono a babe but a few days old affairs will be our constituents will Tho burial took placo at Winchester have less but w tho law makers yestorday afternoon will havo more This was truly an Legislators aro in honest coufcsfioii Tiik adVooatk printed for II R it lor tho money and daw their pay Brighr our Circuit Clork a sot of whether they have earned it or not rulos for tho government of his office Tlfatthisisa common soutiment wc Ho has made a study of tho manner in doubt but this utterance was from which tho work of tho office should bo a Republican who in the coitrsp of con- Â¬ said tho negro is a great conducted and for tho honollt of the versation i i i uiiiuih thuyhijj uuoinuun bugaboo that outsido of tho negro attorneys auu aud force bill the Republican party Htii tho office has laid out a program would have gono to pieces long aoÂ¬ and courteously but firmly asks all 1q A Montgomery county Hoinocrat joinThoy observe it By bo doing tluiy will ed in at this juncture and said stuck mighty close together in Novem Â¬ hgreatly facilitate tho work of the ofllco ber laBtbut thoy wentand might have id further their own interests as well added that many Republicans went much loss with them It is an untouching fact les there will bo lcs lint when Court sits about that soma people think thero Is a living Lk Republican party to day papers 1 -- on Wednesday morning March 1 Mrs Prudence wife of Mr Mrs Rcuhcti Harper of this city Harper was a most lovable and excel- Â¬ lent woman whoso gonial disposition gained lor her friohds on every Bide A true mother and wife sho was always doing what bIio could to make loved ones comfortable She felt that her mlssipn hero was to do what sho could to mako life as smooth and Only a few pleasant as alio could da 8 ago sho was going about with her wonted health and cherry good good nature but on Sunday flic was stricken down with an acute attack of Bright disease and from the first it was apparent that tho end was near Mrs Harper was born in Morgan county Indiana October 9 1832 her parents died when sho was a small and sho camo girl about to Keutucky in 1845 aud lived with her uncle Henry Steele until August 28 1851 when sVo was married to llenbon Harper Two children John and Jeptha blessed their union aud they with their father survive her In February 1851 she became a mem Â¬ ber of tho Christian church aud continued in their fellowship until 1881 when she joined tho Southern Presby Â¬ We announce in to daytt Jkuo the candidacy of Col J II Holloway ot Clark to represent tho counties of Boirhon Clark and Montgomery in tho Stato Senate Col Holloway is a gentlomau in every way worthy of tho honor he scoks and has those running qualities that mako him a contestantnot to be despised by anyone Ho waR as gal- Â¬ lant a Federal soldier as over woro the blue is a good Democrat an honest man and ono well qualified for tho position he seeks Ho married the daughter of our distinguished county man Gon John S Williams and this does not make him feel any the less near to Montgomerys people Wo bespeak for Col Holloway a courteous hearing by the people of K coor Kir JUDUK JOltX Judge John E Cooper left last night this county when ho shall como among for Washington to press his claims thorn to present his claims to tho President for a United States Situation Wanted Ho thinks he can fill he Judgeship A practical printer of Id year exper placo left vacant by Justice Jackson ience desires a situation Competent and in this ho is not alone for ho car- Â¬ to take cbargoofjob aud news depart ries with him a pile of endorsements ments Familiar with all branches Jtulgc of tho trom tho most tollinir sources trade Can furnish references Cooper is at present our Circuit but will make individual merit tho Judg aud will be remembered as test Address tho man who was selected by thu Leg Â¬ Pkinteii islature as ono who could bring order Care Advocate out of chaos in Rowan county AVhen Mt Sterling Ky Rowan ediinly was attached to Judgo Coopers district no Court could be Salt held without tho presence of a mili Â¬ Go to Barnes and Trumbo for the tary force in such contempt was the best salt 32 4t majesty of tho law held by the lawless that ho Shilohs Vltalizer is what you need Judgo Coopbi- announced needed no soldiers to enforce tho for Dyspepsia Torpid Liver Yellow inundates of his Court nor did he Skin or Kidney Trouble It is guarÂ¬ He can now point to Rowan as ono of anteed to give you satisfaction Price the most peaceable counties in tho 75 cents Sold by T G Julian jy 1 State There aro several applicants Superior quality ot cut shingles at from this State for tho position but 32 4t Barnes and Trumbos none can como before tho President -- CORRESPONDENCE Grassy Lick Miss Llzzio Peed is visiting her bt other GeorgoPeed of Owingsvillo James W Mason attended the Fox REED A few cash quotation on Cist and Steel Plows m Ul and Bright combination sao at Dan- Â¬ ville last Friday Ed Boyd left last Thuisday for Clinton county Mo James Morton of Powell county wos visiting the family of John Brady last week 41 Ky William Yager of Millersburg ws Plow and extra point vMting tho family of James W Mason last week Averys No 3 Ky cast Claud Holly and James Gay have and extra point - rented the William Stofer house and a portion of tho farm Averys Red Pony cast Tho infant child of John Keller and and extra point - wife died last ThursTlay Tho sale of Dennis and Mike Guil Averys Pony Ky steel foll on last Friday was well attended and stock brought good prices cows and extra point - 28 to 35 horoes 60 to 125 mule colts at 3750 per head yearling cat Averys B O Ky steel llo 10 to 25 sheep 380 per head and extra point - 1 Averys No 2 Cast 2 25 plow 425 plow I 7 325 plow i 350 plow Tho sale amounted to 1000 W II 600 750 of Fletcher auctioneer A good many of the farmers took advantage of tiio favorable time last weok for sowing tobacco beds If plants should do well tho average acreage will be set Stock of all kinds suffered more from last Friday nights blizzard than any other time this winter The thermometer fell GO degrees in ten Averys C O Ky steel plow and extra point - - We also carry a full line - hours The Traders Deposit Bank rented tho G W Goodpastcr farm containing 520 acres to Z T Young and II C Turner for 2200 for the vear of Â¬ Avery Granite Chilled Plows and plow repairs of all kinds Also anything you want in plow geaa Call ancf see us and see our goods and we will sell you i 1893 with stronger endorsements Judgo Cooper brings PERSONAL MENTION than Wanted Wanted Born to tho wife of Alvin Hauey on February 22nd a daughter 32 T7 Essan W 77 Live Ducks Geese Old Hens and Roosters for which I will Feed of all kinds at Barnes and Trumbos it Professor Fd pay the highest market price last week visiting friends and relatives Cash E T REIS Judgn Red wine of Jackson was in N B Always in market for hides city Friday on business Apr 93 feathers and furs Miss Maggio Hon has returned from a protracted visit to Cincinnati The best maple molasses for sale by G W An Â¬ Dr James Thorn ley of Xa6hvillo C F Keesee Ss Co derson made them We have tried Tciiu is in tho city thorn and thoy aro awful good with Mr Clift Thompson of Paynes De- Â¬ hot buckwheat cakes and butter pot vUited his Dr William 1 4 Fogg was in tho city YM0A Tho following is a list of the meet Â¬ ings for the week The Board of Directors will meet promptly about 730 this evening Bible Training Class Wednesday evening nt 830 immediately after tho prayer meetings of the different churches Religious meeting for boys Saturday at 3 p in Tho Association takes this opportuni ty to thank Mr G W Kemper for one years subscription to the Forum also tho Advocate lor the Cosmopolitan Atlantic Monthly aud the Scientific American with its Architects aud Builders edition Tho young men not members of the Association will receive a cordial welcome when visiting tho rooms The reading room is free but gymnasium and bath room privoleges can be had for the small sum of live dollars Dont forget tho gymnasiums classes HardwareQueensware Tinware Etc Etc - Mt Sterling - Ky trothcr Thompson last week Fresh Cows For Sale have for sole t ovoral splendid I Mr Egbert Coons is teaching a with calvns by their side milker school at Corinth with 35 pupils 32 2t E Smith Jamksox an average of about 30 For Sale Sam C Stofor of Lexington spout Sunday with his father and mother in A young jersey cow in good milk W W Rkkd 322t of Ownsboro This time of tho year it is diflicult superintendent of Falls of Rough to get number one fatted hogs cattle Railroad is in the city t hcep for market Really it is Miss Ella Young of Flat Creek is and Â¬ visfling her aunt Mrs J A Young impossible unless previous engage ments hove been made I know of at her home near thiscitv the ditllculty and hence have made Mies Julia Wollch and Miss Kato my arrangements mi that every day I Shannon of Lexington aro tho guests have on- tho market ho very best of Mrs Frank Laughliu fresh meats George C Coleman - tho city Applv to JMPI7 rTZLU9 hWrpftJqHu H -- - utt Shilohs Cure tho Great Cough and Croup cure is for sale by us Pocket siro contains twenty live dose onh 25 centrf Children love it For sale by T G Julian jy 1 For tho best sail and the cheapost 32 it go to Barnes and Trumbo Miss Sue Caldwell of Sharpsburg who has been visiting at New Orleans has returned homo Charles Lnppcl Wanted A Saddle Horse For Sale havo an order for a saddle horse I Miss Llowcllen Cloud who is teach- Â¬ 15 hands high Bay preferred Must Two Ohio Improved Chester Boars ing in Winchester was in tho city age three mouth be a goon walker perfect in form from Saturday until Monday visiting Asa Bean pedigree is without a tlaw they are her mothers family of tho L B Silver Mock I also have When the people want whisky and for sale Silvers Live Stock Powder Miss Agues Welch who is Avith T P Martin and Company has roturncd brandy and tho like for medicinal pur Â¬ G W May from Cincinnati where thc has been poses or in the culinary department 31 2t Mt Storling Ky they desiro it to be known aud then attending miliucry openings Best Seed Oats thc do iiotjwuut to pay more for it than Rov E E Bomar returned from Barnes aud Trumbo have them Howe and Johu oti can worth Dayton Ky lat weok whoro ho had His 32 4t meet vour demands been engaged in a protracted meeting for two week Result fourteen ad di lions Miss Winona Moore who has beon visiting friends hero tho past two weoks leaves for her home to day accompanied by Misses Sallio Shultz Lexington Plumbing Co 19 E SHORT ST HEATING SANITARY LEXINGTON KY HOT WATER Gas Hand PLUMBING Iron Pipes Machines and Fittings and Power Pumps Hose Flue And Drain Pipe AT WHOLESALE and RETAIL jfaM tiltiiiliiiM mention tliU lmju r Â¬ ir I C ryUMfllFSAIF W l III - CH1LESJH0MPS0N GROCERY COMPANY fl lM UlAAvv- R GROCERS if- - 1 v JTSTERtlNG - KENTUCKY mTA it aud Stella Ogg Bank Stock For Sale On March 20 Comity Court Day 1L oclock a in at tho front door tho Exchango Bank I will tell public outcry ten shares of stock mi it I VO m imm Jt 9B I UTsi XX Vi r3 J II at of at in 533fcKS N -- - Wes WewantYourTrade bank Write usf or Samples Prices tt ij John G Winn Agont ESPECIALLY FOR PRICES IN Jnhn Wolf shot and-- wounded Mrs Sheudan Savago at Tarcntum Pa Tuesday night and then attnmpted to take his own lite Wolf was an old beau of Mrs Savage and wanted her to elope It is thought both will recover Northern Grown White Oats lied Clover Alfalfa Timothy Red Top Orchard Grass English Blue Grass Fnncy Richmond Ky Blue Grass White and Yellow Onion Sets We have tho only genuino Home Grown Red Clover in this market m V i v j m vw i L y - i v k -- 4 vi ft LXu i t rr j - Ji t yth- - - Lu - MT STEllLIKG ADVOCATE TUESDAY MABCH HWHiHJIHIllU1WlllWlUIJWHilililll f1 113 MlffillCMHftM MiyuMWIIIIlWIM it 1 f V I 1 in s I 1 4 l t X flit charge 36 a It 1h th j V y r Manure should be spread over tlio meadows before the grass fllaitB to Uaspbcn ics can bo hiantirod in the grow fall or spring TOLD BY COL WATTBRSON It Is1 now tho season to look out for lu Eastern Texa and only a few miles from North Gulvcstion there is good seed corn The Whirligig of Time Brought Southern cotton plautors still Yuvor of tho greatest timber tt nets on this Backed up bya cash offer tus statement This tract comprises continent In Its Revenge that are nuulo iy tho proimeiors ot vocwr a decreased acreage 10300000 acres and includes every Sagos Catarrh Remedy Thoy ay that their porrnan- mi Do not forget to have a strawberry variety ot high grade hard and bolt cntl vclno will rare perfectly and the worst caso of utironio Catarrh lu Tlutt was a queer stdry Henry your garden tiulbor tho Head that not only Catarrh Itself but Wattoiou told hi I lira loctuiv about a patch in nil tho troubles that coino from it and oyery tliint mtjirrlinl in itn nature are cured by n IIu Green sorghum is excellent feed for It is roported that a defalcation nasi at Louisvillf tho mild soothing cleansing and healing colony with a capital of 1000 properties of their remedy said that tovoral years ago a genlle- - horses cows and hogs Thoy cant 000 will settle in Florida They in Â¬ medicine for say any more Probably overy uiaii lioldhisr u comiuahitinu ctinner- Catarrh claims as much But A peach treo should never bo allow- tend buying 20000 acres of land in its ono thing to promise a euro its a very cial ami Hocial position in iho Ken ob to get over 10 feet high Castorln is Dr Sanmol Pitchers prescription for Iiifui Tlio propriething to perform order to raise sugar an tobacco J A dlfforent Dr Sages RemedyItwant to provo fttieky metropolis hatl ucd tho funds tors of contains noltlior Opium Morpliino u and Children If j ou cannot sow before tho mid- Â¬ Buleslicr is the promoter of tho enter- Â¬ that thoy jwpn what thoy say So thoy of Iho corporation of which ho was mako this offer If thoy cant euro your othor Narcotic suhstanco It is a harmless Hubstitufl prise tho ItiMed tiuatidal head ami when dle of April dont sow at all Catarrh no matter how bad your caso or of for Tarcgoric Drops Sootliihff Syrups and Castor Of theyll pay you When you sell crops away from tho bow long standing of tho monoy or a500 in the day of accounting canto ho found Choice apples are high in price and euro cash Youre suro is Pleasant Its juanintcp is thirty years uso Tlio tho demand exceeds tho supply farm try mid ascertain how much Isnt such a medicine worth trying I ho was Miorr in his ycfoutitt u Millions of Mothers Castoria destroys Worms and olUj I into was loo brief to uiakti tint deficit nutriment hey are taking from the Oddities Tho Government pomologist says fovorishuess Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Cut land Then restore this by some good ami his own funds ihit in meli Paper teeth gain fayor that tho pecan U probably tho best of cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic Castoria relici Unless regular system of manuring a shape that ho was inextiieably en all nuts Loudon has a spuming school you do this the farm will soon cease tangled Ho wa1 an Imiiiui man but teething troubles euros constipation and ilatulcj Wood is polished witli charcoal Tho value of tho tobacco crop in to bo profitable in a moment of ovoicoulidonco had Castoria assimilates tho food regulates tho storfj Moravian cows wear spectacles permitted himself to deviate trout the Graves count Kentucky is estimated and hovfels jiving healthy and natural sloop Quriaut cuttings Miould be fifteen narrow pith just enough to uo the at MOOOOO London has a blind mans prpcr inches long and all buds carefully toria is tho Childrens Panacea tho Mothers Frl flVnis cash as a temporary loan piom Tobacco culture in South Carolina taken out excepting tho three at tho is building electric boats Detroit ibinr to return it promptlv has been extended and its results tipper cud Plant these cuttings into A Krupp cannon weighs 130 tons When tho time came ho could not show a uniform profit tho soil six inches and they will do Castoria lao excellent medicine for chil Castoria is so well adapted tl Slag bricks aro mado in England Instead ot waiting tho inevitable dis- Â¬ dren Mothers haro repeatedly told mo of Its I recommend It as superior to aj Â¬ Squash farming as praticcd in some well Proceed with gooseberry cutSO years old Shorthand Pitman is i known to mo good effect upon their children covery lie called a meeting of tho IT A ArJ From the Do O O Osoood localities U found to be very lucrative tings in the same manner Telephoning to Mexico Is projected directors made a straight forward 111 So Oxford St Lowoll Hss Industrial American and satisfactory confession resigned his position Thoro are sheet iron visiting cards Our physicians In the ch Castoria U tho best remedy for children of On March 14th at tho Presbyterian There were two bushels of wheat ment havo spoken highly threw himself upon tho mercy of the which I am acquainted I hopo tho lay is not Portugal leads Europe in illiterates enca in their outsido practhj distant when mothers trill consider tho real raised in Alabama in 1892 where Church Carlisle Mr Frank Sterling far Court so to speak and pledged him Â¬ Mississippi reports a 312 pouud cat Â¬ Interest ot their children and uso Castoria in and although vro only ha Allon and Miss Lucy Brown Talbottof self to pay every dollar if he weio not only one was produced in 1891 medical supplies vrhat is kn stead of the various quack nostrums which aro fish products yet wo aro free to cv Kv company lias Sharpsburg will be married A Lexington exposed and prosecuted destroying their Jovod ones by forcing opium An animaAmerican Journals employ 200000 morphine soothing syrup and other hurtful merits of Castoria has won t ted discussion followed and a large purchased 5000 acres of Florida laudi favor upon t gents down their throats thereby Bending K SEstill and C W Honaker men majority were in favor ot giving the and will raise tobacco United Hospital and Dispkusaet them to premature graves have formed a partnership and will Boston Mass Dr J F Krxcnixoi Electricity propels all Toledo street IIU hitherto delinquent a chance Sweet potatoes raised in the South run a drugstore in Owiugsviile Conway Ark Atxrv C BMrrn Prtt cars high standingaud undoubted business contain more saccharine than those Tko Centtrar Company T7 Murray Stroot Now York City ability were in Ins favor not to produced in the North II C Sherman ot Farmers lias St Louis rivals Bostou as the shoe mention that he might have skipped bought of Kendall Bros Morgan centre if he had desired Two of tho direc- Â¬ The report comes from Southern county one Million feet of lumber In OS 4000 miles of railroad track-tors held out They thought it would Indiana that tho peach buds have payiug about ten thousand dollars was- laid he compounding a felony and it was been killed by the late cold snap Baravians average 200 quarts of Charley Xorris near Preston was an awful taing to let such a man loose Tho beet eugar product of tho fooling with a stick ofdyuamite when beer yearly upon the unsuspected community But United States lor 1892 reached tho s The Capitol at Washiugtou has they wore outvoted and the defaulter enormous total of 25300000 pounds it exploded and look oil a part of his foot cost 30000000 Ho is now was given anotherchance The rhubarb and asparagus plants Loudoncoaches will be ran at the a properoiid and wealth business Cows Are Creatures of Habit will be better if they have a good Worlds Fair man of Louisville Every man who handles cows covering of carso manure at this Two j ears after his misfortune ono In Prussia the Goveruruent fixes the ikifiHiy iiiisjjja iji uju ijjiuqiimj H5ru h1 u JJ should remember that they are creat- Â¬ time of tho two met who had objected to price of medicine ures of habit Habit made them and HAVE ALREADY RECEIVED Pear trees should not bo manured habit alone his release was a fugitive in Texas Paper was made from rags in the will continue them in the a complete assortment of Dres charged with eiiibrzzleineiit and at as they will stand no forcing blight line of their good work To make fourteenth century Goods Hamburg Nainsook and the end of another year the othei lied setting in when they glow too rap- Â¬ uo of this knowledge wo should Swis Embroiders Torchon Luces A jelly fish of 10 pounds when to Canada to escape afreet on tho idly always and on all occasions treat the dried weighs 10 grains Black and colored laces iu endless same charge In tho whirligig of Tho Southern frosts caused a cow as nearly a possible in the same U variety Domestic and Zephyr There were 600000000 passengers time this prosperous merchant whose scarcity in Southern vegetables and way She is fond of her life and its Ginghams novelty Swisses and on American railroads last year early tuinfortuuo these two men had prices correspondingly advanced Organdy Lawns Black and Figurrd monotonous routine and any devia- Â¬ Satines Henrietta Embroidered endeavored to turn into disgrace and Frontier Marks A Texas correspondent urges tho tion from thattrcadmill method great- Â¬ Flannel White Good Dimitees calamity said Colonel Wattcrsou was The frontier between bermany and and Irish Lawns Lace Curtains cultivation qt hops in that State This ly disturbs her equanimity and that the foreman of tho grand jury that in- Â¬ and Purtiers iu great variety plant can be found wild in the tim- Â¬ disturbance acts immediately on her France ia more distinctly marked than dicted tho two fugitive St Louis THE NEW DRESS GOODS milk giving organs greatly to the loss that of any other two countries bered river bottoms includu Dotted and Iolka dot novel- Â¬ Itcpiiblic The frontier line crosses every road ot the man who owns her We have ties Combination Suits Bcngalincs It is reported from Henderson Ky not found that she likes even a at right angles On the German side Lee Taylor who lately met with Poplius Illuminated Dress Goods that at least 90 per cent of tho tobacco change of food except from dry rood is a large post 12 feet high painted Black Figured and Plaip Dress financial reverses deliberately lay crop has been delivered and possibly to grass and Goods Complete Assortment of that always upsets the like a barbers pole red black and down on tha log carriage at a saw two thirds sold Dress Trimmings Zciglcr Bros milk yield for a few days She must white wilh a crosspiece at the top mill at Mud Ituu Pa and grasping Women and Childrens Shoes in Kentucky will make at tho Worlds have the same stall and- - the same in black letters on a white ground the Vame work with one hand and complete lines New Parasols and the shaft with tho other pulled him- Â¬ Fair an exhibit of tobacco in all its companions she must be milked at Grenze boundary with an exclam- Â¬ Umbrellas received self up rapidly to tho rapidly revolvo forms from the seed up to the matured the same time every day in tho year ation mark f j - SK- I tftMmttfrt Diagonally opposite is a cast iron she must be milked by the same man ing saw His head was instantly and manufactuicd leaf If you have srot into tho nractice post 12 feet high whereupon ia paint served from his body and rolled down The Colorado or Austin grass which some men condemn of feeding ed iu gray on an iron cross piece the iiito tiie dust pit sometimes called goose grass in Texas her while you milk then keep it up the word Frontiere Aimer Anthony a burly negro from is a tieasuro for hay often producing Such posts are only placed on roads for it lias b como a habit with her Cincinnati working at Hot Springs two to four tons per acre and without it sho will bo restless and and railways The Hue is indicated Va attempted to assault Jlrs Xew across country by stone blocks pro Cut no more sorgum than you wih inclined to hold up Vcr mill Indus ton 0 Williams but sho broke from jcting about a foot above the ground to feed and if there be any danger of trial American him and her cries brought neighbors at intervals of 50 yards On the to the scene Immediately pursuit a freeze cut all that is loft in the patch Situation Wanted vrench side of the block is cut with was given Tho negro was caught haul it iiiMiiediatelvaud rick it A nrnctictil printer of LI year exper Â¬ a chisel tho letter F on tho German and identified He was placed in Corn is the grandest product in tho ience dettires a Munition Competent side is tho loUer D for Dutch jail At midnight a parly of men United States and hay comes next to take ehuiyeof job and news depart land from the Healing Springs obtained the former is valued at 010000000 nieiils Familiar with all branches tint kijs from tho jailer at the point while the hitler amounts to 113000 of iho trade Can furnish iclVrencep Noodles In tho Hands of tho Boys of their pistols and swuii tho iifjjro 000 hut will niitKo individual merit the Tho boys as well as thoro sisters to the nearest live tent Address should be taught ordinary skill with Wild hemp ii growing in great lux Â¬ - IilNTKIt Fitly machinists quit work at Car uriance along the valley of the Color the needle at least such as may enable Care Advocate ncjieV Tweiitv niiith Street mill over do Uiver in Arizona and it promises I hem to make necessary repairs like Alt Sterling Ky a diis igreeineiit in wages iuro tho to become a great agricultural indiis the sowing on of buttons and the Y Settlement of tho sympathetic strike iry of tho South In our new Implement Vehicles checking of a rout or rip while the the men have been working ten hours stitch iu time is still competent to Twenty live bushels of wheat per Saddle and Harness lnisincsf we will a day at nine hours pav They have save from further dilapidation or com huve the best or none We take it ropcniedli asked for Iho retoiation of acre fitly bushels of corn and one that it will pay us in the long run to plete ruin Iu fact there are many the old rater hut failing to receive hundred and fifty of potMoes should handle such goods as will advertise other little things about tho house be tlio minimum yield for any man them decided to quit which any bright boy would bo the who profuso oato bu a ood farmer tlioncelves Among the contracts for J Casedou more imlcpendunt and tho bitter sat Hubert 93 we jivo you a partial list ihsttyou of Philadelphia ugul 1 who on the night of Decem Â¬ Tho best treatment for a young mav we for yourself Wo have the islied wilh hinelf and all about him ber 2i 1801 shot and killed Police orchuid is to keep the surface of the IlMiJJros wagons Iho waiter A it ho were taught to do not alone that T O fleer Elmer E Fiudlty while tho ground mellow and clean ri-l hnn jinv hr nicr in fli - Qff ui xvuniucKV ii Plant Wood binderi mowers lny rakes he might save a weary mother from mi t latter was attempting to arrest him corn in the oung orchard tho partial and twine Th MoSherry grain drill main little tasks but that he mitilit for burglary pleaded guilty to mur Â¬ shape of this plant is very beneficial the Farmers Friend corn pL titers iho bo trained to a sense ol independence der in tho second degree and Judge to oung trees famous Cutaway and Harrows oven in regard to duties of this nature i I Good iloiisikoeping Thijer sentenced him to 12 years so- Â¬ Thorn are in Florida hundreds the Canton Clipper knock of w WJL VJHULWr JX litary coiitinemcnt in the Eastern Pen thousiiiidsof bearing eocoanuts tnes om all out besides cultivators double Every Man Enjoys itentiarv and in California there are morn than shovels olc T2 EAST MAIN LEXINGTON KY An original yirl In vehicles wo have tie Go lin of Let Him Put Up or Shut Up a rpiarterof a million olive trees pro Fish wii limit bones Tho Uabcook of X Y Cincinnati Jiicuit Judge Canir of this dis- - ducing fruit equal to tlio best Medi The Hamilton of Hamilton The Parry A hot potato or none variol iochar mir the irrand iurv nt terranean of Indianapolis and others Writing friendly letters iu a busi Vel Rallies said When ministers of A coriespondcnt from Los Angeles In saddles and harness anybody 0f the fiospel diicuss tho value of lottery Cal writes An average not profit that aks can And out how we are con Â¬ iusliko way - ami partakers oi the ticketLords Ironi an orange grovo may bo reck Â¬ nected with one of iho hirgutat factor Â¬ Peace at home when ho is in a mood Supper pile up margins in bucket oned at about f00 an acre for staying there BonavlM 8oo Ten ies in the U S will i radii dop it is not Miriiiug that tho acres ought to keep an ordinary adyjuuages in these lines v tec our Being asked where aro you going una MBh h h1 sirittJl boy buy pool tickets and Iho family in good circumstances cvjty t aily tlJicoift Wo sell bolh at wholesale and retail or where havo you been ticgro play ertpri Wo submit to tlio A woman who is deaf dumb and Uitorjourutl cuu- Citlun A correspondent of inigatiou ami will bo glad to have jou call blind to his unreasonableness am foreman of hat grand jury that ho writes Nunnelley Co tf Nothing less than 1000 mvl should summon Judge Cantrlll as a Clearing hi i neighbors walko of sciiuKMAN uyViKtv Vr3- C barrels of water per acre is sutllcieut 1 ho Vulcan plow leads them all Tjlxntlvn tnr It ta witness and requiio him to bo more snow especially when that neljlibor can bo an nirrOOahla Tea for uso In thn TtnnrnU mado tnto a ono mlnuto En Mitchkm It is evident that ho has for a growing crop of cabbage straw Try out specific is young and blooming or will be milled d rau to iy nltce In tli nJui ami u ttm POWOEFt spfjciiio information of much iu berries or potatoes and if the drouth Agt Montgomery county and Eastern protected woman 8pmo JELU This ischtvalrv fortboToothandIreath 2i Capital is very scvore that is not sufficient toroet Kentucky 3l 2t Good Housekeeping CUBHCHTHlBTORV For salo by T G Julian THE ADVOCATE Acrlcultural Notes What is French-Canadia- sXwv5sisS It I Â¬ It Castoria Castoria Â¬ Â¬ - isjgaiEpuspiaPi snasfjajP Cgijaia Spring Slimmer G oocls i fcjfr JOHN SAMUELS m liPPSP Sgggggg us carry more Stock We do more Business We employ more Help We sell good goods only We sell them cheaper Wegiveyou more for your mone We r I j -- jwtt r -- r povviih lic urn m jwawij n1 U- - n ft Wlj 1 Â¬ - TeQJarterly loicrpr K VeS HlVnWV U1 JBBBfT cMffi HU cu OITnOIT MICH U I i f c nUnMcAmrapcrT v ji D ijU j aiwlt L fW i jJJif iiiiifii iii tr TT 7 1893 III Mill pfriiWBatsiiMwiiMliOrwyMW MT STEBMHG ADVOCATE TUESJD A ADYOCATli AN INSTRUCTIVE i MAKCH -- - MgMmMMTMlMlfUllyfJTIIllIIMMWW COMPARISON the A good deal eiiiiobdttyiVoot our popular papers recently with refcronco to tho icojilo concliulud to steul a small amount of gold in tho Treasury f their frieiiUs and give them Tho above tho 100000000 reserve in tho sliapo of a man ago matter of Treasury gold is not iden Â¬ a Konedy of Kennedy Bros tical with that of tho surplus in tho one of our loading younger Treasury though there is an intimate neh and Miss Muymn Thom- - connection between tho two so thoy Iio hanusomo and wiinani may be considered together of V AV Thompson cashier Before Mr Clevelands inaugura- Â¬ Deposit Bank went to tion the highest point reached by the aild wore quietly married They gold in tho Treasury was in Decem Â¬ friends ana relatives complotly ber 1881 when it amounted to 107 bri83 for though it was known 429347 On March 4 1885 it hid le were quite good friends no decreased 125793250 Threo to aected them of contemplating years lator it had risen to 218818253 cr Hnn nti ro short a notice Mr On March 4 1889 it had decreased to had called on Tuesday cven- - 197874421or substantially twice in Wednesday morning ho tho amount of the reserve for tho re Â¬ to Miss Mayino saying ho demption of tho greenbacks This Bothol on business and iu was a wide margin which a Demo- Â¬ feto accompany liim in a cratic Administration bequeathed to its f there This note was care- - successor Now t as Mr Harrisons lod to the mother who saw Administration is about to close i e in it than it horo upon nearly all ot that great sum except Pa few minutes lator tho the reserve is gone and for several 3ff Instead of going to weeks there has been a question df kvent to Paris whore tho issuing bonds to maintain tho reserve is porformed and then In undertaking to account for the for a short trip to Cin- - reduction of tho suiplus under Mr bro would havo been no Harrison the Now York Tribune calls Ejection to tlio match as attention to the fact that our naval Jy is a young man of most expenditures have been larger that X -- vwgabits a gentleman in every more money has been paid for pen- Â¬ particular ana a business man 01 no sions and that the public debt has mean ability engaged in a lucrative bcou reduced Tho aggregate paid Both the young people for pensions during Mr Clevelands business have a large number of friends hero Administration it says was 300000- who wish them well and who are 000 under Mr Harrisons 516000000 happy in tho opportunity to offer In tho difference of 210000000 it which The finds ample explanation of tho extinc- Â¬ cgratulations in heartily joins Advocate mot tion of the surplus If this increased payment of pen Â¬ PIt Sterling Ladles y sions had been bequeatlied to tho Ilo ho Ladies Columbian Club of this publicaus by tho Democratic Adminis- Â¬ city is anxious to make a creditable tration there would bo some force in display iu the Kentucky Building at the explanation given by tho Tribune tho V Worlds Fair and to that end they But with tho Administration of Mr jf5 St all persons that may havo any Harrison the Republican party camo Jflklok and art products pictures into full control of tho Government painting embroidery etc and are having a majority of botli Houses of Willing to loan them for exhibition Congress It resented tho existence rilurinii mo jeair losonu mem uiui u iu of a surplus iu tho Treasury because iabovo named club it was used as an argument for reduc- Â¬ It resolved to get rid of W Thompson bought of Silas ing taxation Slofer Administrator fifty five acres of thatsurplus and it devised means to tho Sam Carrington plrfco at 45 per dissipate it One of these means was an enormous increase of our pension acre cash roll Another was refunded the He Seems Death Proof direct tax and still another the pay Â¬ At Tucson Arizona Ferdinand Mer- Â¬ ment of bounties Tho substitution rill placed tho muzzle of a 44 calibre of a bounty for a tax on sugar cost Ajvolror in his mouth and sent some 60000000 The resulting three bullets crashing up through cheapening of sugar was moro than head This not proving effective offset by higher rates on other articles ho fired a fourth shot into his right of equal or greater necessity Tho eye tho ball passing out near tho left people havo judged tho Republican ear Again he fired this timo Bond Â¬ party for that action and havo justly ing a bullot from right to left temple condemned it Merrill was at last acouuts still liv Â¬ No excuse for the dissipation of tho ing and able to conver o rationally surplus cau bo excepted because it Ho rofUBesto give any reason for was deliberately done with a sinister it Ills desperateat attempt suicide purpose back of it Tho surplus was Eugono Pallard was convicted of an annoyance and tho Republicans forgery at Versailles and sentenced to wore not willing to get rid of it in tho legitimate way by reducing the rev the penitentiary for two years ouue except to tho extent that thi Tho work of laying the track for could bo done without reducing pro- Â¬ tho electric street car line at Owons tective taxes Prodigality was there Â¬ boro was begun but R Monarch has fore thp party policy and so far a brought- an injunction suit restraining getting rid of tho surplus is concerned the progress of work on the grounds was eminently successful itha the Council last year granted his qpany tho right of way over the THE NEW EDITION 10 streets shoe factory with a capacity of Of Chambers Universal Ency- KAA nS lntlr nrnnto fr Innnffl fl f fijUW Itt uuwj nauio iu iuvuu ut clopsedia 1ms been fcaid in i i i deliver tho eet of thirty volumes frao of all coht to tho receiver DELIVERY will begin April 15 or as soon tliroaftorai possible Tho sots will hosjut iu order of application for Thoso who apply llrst will got them tho first and tho wise will not delay AGENTS may send requests with now fitibscriplions or renewals ptovi ded they slso remit the charges and now subscribers from this duto havo tho same privileges as thoso whoso names arc now on tho lint Tho foregoing offers do not npply to subscriptions to tho Weekly or Scmi AVeokly editions expiring prior to April 10 Look at your label beforo sending Addrese all letters to The AVoitM Now York Fashion Notes The straw of the first springs haU will bo so fine as to look like satin Tho upper sido of one of tho latest is drab and tho under rush greon It is trimmed with green and drab ribbon bows plumes and velvet strings tin beneath tho chin Another ciiarming hat is of cream felt and plumes with a pink moss roso in front Hoops havo not yet appeared though tho most recent French impor- Â¬ tations show a widening of tho skirt around tho bottom Tho bottom of the waist is also larger than has been allowed by fashion for a long time A protty spring suit is of a hair striped cheviot of black and gray tho skirt being plain except for a parcel Tho waist is of black astrachan open heart shapo over a vest of gray crepe do chine bordered with a stand Â¬ ing collar of ostrich plumes Tho lit- Â¬ tle gray felt toquo is bordered with astrachan and trimmed with gray velvet bows Ono of tho loveliest of tho new fab- Â¬ rics rhown this season is known as rep do lyon it always comes iu plain colors A very handsome goAvn made of this material had a bell shaped skii t with a two inch border of mink around the bottom Tho caps and over waists wore bordered in similiar On tho over waistB were manner placed black velvet bauds edged with soutaches A cord and balls tied iu a loop at tho right sido gave quite a novel effect to the whole Tho small felt hat harmonized with tho dress Tho parasol was of plain black surah with a handle of sandalwood elabor- Â¬ ately covered Ono of two very novel parasols has 9 ilUl h mi PUPlI m 1i n Husical Wo represent the Hnzolton Bros Bush Co Ss Goods Old Relablo vwmvyx m VHVJC TV fliift A H I v COMPOUND of InJIoK old ulijoicimi twed inoiitlil Mil RnO VMu liy nii nccOfffully bv thotttiitnim is the only ner C jccpnt ilicotci -- Gcrts Colby and the Ivors Pond fHCtlynure and leliablc ModiclHo ilfycoeitt J Jlunitreof titijHiiicIiiliM drupviti whoodci m fet lor iiiHiiinm in place of Huh Afkfo oOK CoTTu1ouT QMrotMtnkciio Mttatitutr r Incloou unit cent In poiige in ettunnd no will temi fcculed tj mum nmll I iill fcakcl parttculiiM Inplaln enreloi c to lidin ouh ttto tumps Address COTTAGE KQaSTS bU BJaBMBiwVaiaiaN mV And the Mason Hamlin and Chicago rjdH old In Pond Lllv CO No 8 Hdiu Clock l etm tSIicli art blciltiif by Kenm dy Um W S l Mojd 1- o Jiillmi and dmirgista - Wo sell all the above instruments on such easv terms that all who are thinking of buying can easily pay lor them Our tonus aie monthly and price moderate Wo havo alno just added n complete Hue of SHEET MUSIC and SMALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS to our stock and can furnish you anything in that lino you aro looking for Remember we will still handle all kinds Sowing Machino Needles and Oil When in need of anything in our lino give us a call Woods Phosphodine nir oRi AT kmimnIi iskmedv Iroiiiptly and rennan cntly tuios all forms of ui rmlt WiMknliui sionx e l Djteorl sorl No 18 Broadway Fizor Block sraiirajfciJ Tho death of W II Culpepper an inmate of tbo Insane Asylum at Aus Â¬ CIRCUIT COUKT Manday John E Cooper presiding tin Tex Sunday afternoon was at Â¬ Judok and thu Fourth Jlonday In Third November Jlny COURT OF COMMON PLEAS tended with little notice until an in- Â¬ Judge T J Scott presiding Third Monday In Â¬ vestigation went to show very point September nnd March COURT MONTGOMERY QUARTERLY edly that Culpepper was foully mur- Â¬ fUDOK lewih Apperson presiding Tuesday af dered He was rather noisy Sunday ter Third Monday in January April July and morning and hit tho keeper over tho October county court oyo Evidence taken in the cao goes Third Monday of each month CIVIL RRANOM MT STERLING CITY COURT tw show that the two keepers deliber Judoe James W Groves presiding First Sat ately beat tho victim to death urday In each month Irupoicncy and all effects of Abitfe or Kxccssim llecn picrciltxnl over lr cais In thousands of is the onlv Uelia Before and A Iter cafes blcand Honest jMcdison known Ask di legist for WoodVt Ilmepliodiiic If he offers some noithlcsij tmdicine in piaro of this leave his dishonest stole inclose pi Ice in letter and vtc will send toy lettmi mail 1rlce one package Jl six 5 Ouo will plpsiMix villi cmc Phamalet in plain sealed enxcloi two stamm Address in Mt Steillng by Kennedy Bros iPSoJd JtU Tloyd WS Lloyd Tailton G Julfan and druggist everywhere andfepennttoiilH u Court Directory J s REGULATE THE CH A I Â¬ e LIVER AND BOWELS AXD fraiFY DUrlncM THE BLOOD Â¬ FOR Indlccstlvn nillonrncM Ilea Joolve Canntl ration Dyapeprfs Clironlo Iircr Trouble OffeinlTo Breath and all disorders of tho Slomncli Liver and Bowels Ripans Tabules contain nothing tajvrlou to the roost delicate constitution Ploiuaat to take note effectual Give Immediate relief Sold dt druKjrirts Atrial botUe suit by mall on receipt ot Ueonti Address RELIABLE REMEDY t z Bad Complexion The will of General G T Beaure Â¬ Professional IJo gard was probated Tuesday leaves large landed interests and his IOHN M KLLIOIT Attoiney-at-Inentire pergonal property to his chil- Â¬ MtbtcilW Kv Ofilcc14 CouitSticct FiistHoor dren and presents to tho city of Charleston S C the sword which tho IV AKNETT Attoi saiycrsvuic ny ladies of New Orleans presented to Will practice In the Uonrts ot Kentucky him as a token of honor for his cap- Â¬ T M OLIVKU ture of Ft Sumter Ho makes numer Â¬ J Attomey nt Law and Suiv ej ot Mthtciling K ous charitable bequests and directs All collections and ical estate tiansactions or thing concerning the same promptly at am that his body be cremated tended to and abstiacts of title given when w Ijcutrj THE RIPANS CHEMICAL CO 10 SPRUCE STREET HZW YORK CITY raooocooao9eeooooiooaS Â¬ a black surah foundation and over that is puffed black net spangled with The other is of white silk cov tinsel ered with puffed white uet embroid- Â¬ ered with 9mall pink rosebuds trim Â¬ med in chenille and the fall arouud the edge boing fairly scalloped with pink rosebuds Put to FJIght All tho peculiar troubles that besot a woman The only guarantee remedy for them is Dr Piercs Favor- Â¬ ite Prescription- - For women suffer Â¬ ing from any chronic fomalo com- Â¬ plaint or weakness for women who are run down and over worked for women expecting to become mothers and for mothers who aro nursing and exhausted at tho change from girl- Â¬ hood to womanhood and later at the critical change of life it is a medicine that safely aud certainly builds up ttrcngthens regulates aud A A special from St Paul Minn terrible blizzard which equaled in fury the memorable storm of March 7 1892 has swept over this section of Minnesota and iu consequenco every- Â¬ thing on wheels is tied up The storm territory exfids west and north as far as Fargus Falls oast to Duluth and Eau Claire and 200 milps file south Electric and cahh car in this city is entirely stopped and no railroad trains aro moving Mrs Lease who isnt Senator from Kansas is still talking In an inter Â¬ view at Chicago last week she said of the Cabinet Mr Clevelands Cabinet is a pure Â¬ ly plutocratic body Beforo tho end ot his administration every honest and right minded citizen will be ar Â¬ rayed against tho plutocratic body Tho labor element is gradually being educatod to tho present condition of affairs Tho labor element is bound to win in the end and the end is not father oft than the close of Mr Cleve- Â¬ lands Administration But I tell you wo are approarhing an awful crisis desired Office front loom up Mail T K Itarncs south of it M first door w KTIlOMlbOSMIQ Drake Ofllco with Di It DU CIIAS M UUEUSON Surgeon Kast Main Street Mt btcrling Ky Thysician and Mt Steillng Ky Claytons store Office Main St over Vons Hcsldence comer of Clay and Majsvillo streets iiWiifflHiiniiiTIi riiilTFiiTI Wi iiffl Caveats and Trade Marks obtained and all Pat- - 4 ent business conducted for moocr atc Fees Our Office is Opposite US Patent Orricr and we can secure patent in less Urns tiun those S remote from Washington Send model drawing or photo with desctlp- - j tlon Wc advise if patentable or not free of J charge Our ieo not due till patent is secured a dauphht How to Obtain Patents witM cost of same in the U S and foreign countries J sent tree jiuuicss OPP PATENT OFTICE s IC itmiresents MACK STADLER WHOLESALE CLOTniEKft CINCINNATI O NOWCOI WASHINGTON D C A A 11AZEL1UGG Attornev-nt-law Office Tyler Apperson building Mt StorlingKT Lewis Apperson APPEItSON Attorneys-nt-law A fltv AttV NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE -- at MSTyler aiYLEIi 1 Office Tjler Appereon building MtSterllng Ky Attonicys-at-Law WHITE A BIIOOK8 Mt Steillng Ky Will practice In tho counties of Montgomery Bath Menifee Powell Clnik and Bourbon and the Supciior and Appellate Courts Office in Caldwell building miRODUcroav A 243 FOR HOME STUDY BROADWAY lecture NY WA DKIIAVEN Attomey-at-lav- v Bi Scientific American Agency for Office Court Street H Mt Sterling Ky WU1 of tho Commonwealth U STONE piacticeinaU Couits w A 8CDDUTH STOKE SUDDUTH Attomevs-at-La- vv Corner Bth and Court Place Telephone Wi Â¬ lting X Louisville Ky DU D L PUOCTOJt Office - Paper Stockings Lifiddlesborough 5 HFIodgonvillo ley havo more use DO YOU WANT IT tor saloons than for churches A Methodist meeting house has just been In 30 Handy Volumes 12mo Size converted into a baroom and 400 Pages Each 12000 Pages iu Tho two newspapers published at All OwiugBville Outlook and Opinion WILL BE PRESENTED to each It oc- Â¬ Subscriber in tho United States whose aro issued on the same day curs to us that these two excellent namo is on the Subscription List of juornals should make otherarrango- - The Weekly World or Semi Weekly ib ments as to their publishing day World ou tho day it will bo ready tor News would be fresher if ouo camo delivery April 15 put in tho first of tho week and the PROVIDED ONLY that ho pays cost Ather in middle or latter part of the of transportation handling aud insur- Â¬ Y week In this matter we acknowl ance of safe delivery which by Thero will edeo wo aro a littlo selfish Wo look special contract is 210 on our exchange bo no other charge or condition of any for their appearance table with groat pleasure and they kiud would bo of more value to us if thoy THE NEW EDITION of this Pop- Â¬ camo at different times and wo im- Â¬ ular Encyclopedia now on tho press agine tho change would bo appre- Â¬ has been revised to 1891 and reset iu ciated by their patrons and would be clear but flue type Each volumo is bound in strong Manila flexible covers of profit to tho publishers and tho 30 volumes will weigh un Â¬ Why any regpeclablo nowspapor packed about 20 pounds Thoy will should attempt to convict a decent bo sont with all charges prepaid and man of any offense political or other Â¬ tho safe delivery of each package will wise ou tho testimony of George Al- Â¬ bo Insured in tho Globo Insurance fred Townsond more widely known Company of Now York as tho slanderous Gath passes com- Â¬ ALL REQUESTS FOR THIS GIFT Yet thero aro such must bo sent to Tho Weekly World prehension newspaper which upon tho unsup accompanied by tho trasportatlon and ported testimony of Gath claim that insurance charges of 210 If it ap Â¬ rWattorson agreed to throw thu pears that tho Senders namo is on vote of Kentucky to Grosham for tho subset iption list of either tho President in 1888 Townsond would Weekly or Seini Veklv edition an libol his mother if paid a dollar piT ordor will bo sout to tho publhhor to Capital Jino for tho articlo cures If it doesnt if it even fails to benefit or cure you havo youi money back What you are Buro of if you use Dr Sagos Catarrh Remedy is either a perfect and permanent cure for your Catarrh no matter how bad your case may be or 500 in cash Tho pro- Â¬ prietors of the medicine promise to pay you the money if theycantt cure you Stockings of paper aro among tho N COX M D products of German inventive genius Q Mt sterling Ky Ofllco Itoom 6 A Berlin paper devoted to the shoe uciicuiiii uecii Tyler Appeion building Rcsi- Largest circulation of any scientific paper In tho stiect world Uplendidlr Illustrated No Intelligent man should be without it Weekly 8300 a trade states that tho socks aro made of yeari 1J0 six months Address MONN A CO I II IIAZELUIGG PUALisutus UU1 Broadway How York City a specially prepared impregnated Atterney-at-LaMt Steillng y naner stock for which an extraordi- - Collections promptly attended to naiy effect on perspiring feet is claim- Â¬ ed The paper aosorbs the moisture DA PIATT VcteiimuySuigeon MIdvvav Kv bo as rapidly as it is formed aud the feet needed inill Mt Steillng on Comt days When answer tclegiam remain dry and warm and perfectly sound while tho contant temperature DR HOWAKI VAN ANTVltP Yl Dentist in tho shoo is said to be a Office with Dr ffm van Antvveip Shoit street maintained We furnltili an expensive opposito the comt house 4o act as our agent outllt nnd nil von uied free It costs nothing to great preventive of colds Tho man Â¬ try the baslness We will trrat you well and Help you to earn ten times ordiuury wages lioiu ufacturers direct bits ot their paper R HIIAYDOX M D home and work In of all age cau live MtSteilintr Kv a largo Ifllco near n sidence cor High Sycnmoio Sts sexes time or all the time at Any one any when between the toes and then spare em a great deal of money Many ha e made can piece to bo wrapped over tho foot and Two Hundred Oollnrs u Month No clait of people in the world are making so much monry McKEE bo put on over all the stocking to HCLAY without capital as those at work for us BuMnets Attoiney-nt-LaV Dentist Mt Steillng Ky over Mt Sterling National Hank For Information nnd free Handbook write to 1 BllOAUWAT NKW YOUK CO MUNM Oldest bureau for securtnir patents in America Kvery patont taken out bj us is broueht beforo tbo publlo by a notloe glvon Xrco of chart In tho m bw ifflMlr CAVEATS a TRADE MARKS DESICN PATENTS SMJW COPYRIGHTS etoJ Mmr 15 VUJ 111 vv WE WANT 1 VJJ w Speclmon Cases S H Cliflord Now Cassol Wis was troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism his stomach was disor- Â¬ dered his liver was affected to an alarming degree appetite fell away and ho was terribly reduced in llesh aud strength Threo bottles of Elec Â¬ tric Bittors cured him t For Sale or Rent Residence on Richmond street E F Rohortbon 32 31 Office upstairs corner of Com t and Bioadvvay Attoincy-nt-Iaw Mt Stei ling Kv IS HUiT George El wood the burglar known was senten Â¬ as Gentleman George 25 years in tho Penitentiary at ced to Georgo lost his Providences R I temper cursed tho Court tho jury tho witnesses and his own mother lik a maniac and called upon tho Deity Ddward Shepherd llarrisburg III to paralyze tho jurors who convicted had a running horo on his leg of eight him Uried tluco bottles years standing of Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklens Arnica Salvo and his leg is sound and well John Speaker Catawba Ohio had fivo largo fever sores on his leg doctors faid ho was Ono bottle of Electric incurable Bitters and ouo box of Bucklens Arnica Salvo cuiod him entirely Sold CURES HOTHIG BUT PILES by W S Lloyd Mt Srcr intr Kv Office in Fizci lllock up stnii s with J M Elliott Having recently removed from Owingsvlllo and located In tho city of Mt Steillng will prao tlco in the couits of Montgtmorv Until ond ad- Â¬ joining counties nnd in tho Suoeiior Court Court of Appeals ond Federal urts of Ken- Â¬ tucky Prompt nnd careful nttertion will ho given to all business entrusted to him ESTABLISHED 1856 Mt Steillng Ky K pleasant strictly honorable and pays better than nnv other ouVred to agents You have a clear field with no competition We eiiulp you with everything und SLply printed directions for beginners which if obevecl faithfully will bring more mony than will an other business ImYou can do so prove your prospects I Why not easily and surely at work for us Ueasotiablo only necesary for absolute eucces Industry Pamphlet circular giving every particular Is sent freti to all Deity not In sending for It GEOUOH STINSON tc CO lox Ho 488 Portland Mo Â¬ rt Petei s Pic John CanitnlbtocksiOO000 vv inn insmci TML GKEY SQIICnO YOIIMM UU JJ U f TG JULIAN Wl JJs 8T tCClS II JL UlaIlli CORNER DRUG STORE AND EAT GOOD School Books GROCERIES And other Supplies Z -- AND CHOICE FRESH MEAT BUY THEM OF A puro handmado sour mash white corn ivhiskoy 2 at 29 3t Hovvo Johusm and CERTAIN CURE known for 15 years no tho BEST REMEDY FOR PILES rrtpand br rICIUIlDSOS JJEDIC1SK CO A SURE C F Keesee Co No Fancy Prices Paints and Oils Fine Tobaccoes i u I N ii ws Ih I Wij EESEILJ t2ffi ASfferM M a PjUjji9 iW Tr jfarj 0- - a t tf vj B - Q -ww t U iff VT t V TP - v Im W- - l Tffi MT STERLING ADVOCATE TUESDAY MABOH 7 1808 f THE ADVOCATE WM HORSE AND TRACK Charleston 2 13 S3SK flEpiLlsiPilSTfa lafflstJspigj will not I Poultry aro Raid to make excellent Capons rarely separated nurses for turkeys and chicks Selling pure bred chickens in tho Great Britain will hold forty trot Â¬ fall is becoming popular among the ting mcotings this year About 12 marcs will bo all that v Egg foods aro principally ground Slamboul will bo allowed this year oyster shelly ground bonea with gyp The trotting stock at Palo Alto was sum sand oxido of iron and cayenne H recently assessed at 500000 by tho popper grand jury of Santa Clara county Ono bushel of corn ami oats ground a lhat il together and fed to poultry will pro- - Breed a mare you ifMilts you totho yc- vou wish horse that suits How dueo fifteen pound of flesh foal to suit you many pounds of pork would the same V L Shuler is driving Grconleaf qnanlty of food produce 210 and Mark Sirlus 214 to pole During cold rainstorms and the in Minneapolis morning after season the mixed food Sidney brought 27000 and was with a froo sprinkling of red pepper bought by George Hammond of a little in the drinking water will also Detroit Mich bo beneficial Save all tho earliest and finest pul J MBigstafTof MtStcrliiigsold last lets feed them up well with milk and week to Joel Feeler ot this city a bay scraps or a good variety of rich food gelding 4 by Knighhood for 500 r if you want them to lay a bountiful Of Miss Russells nineteen foals all supply of eggs this winter sired by bay or brown stallions seven If the nestof the setting lien is off were chestnuts eight grays and four ground a thin sod or a little fresh bays earth placed under tho nest adds to Train and raco is a better motto the moisture and a larger percent of than breed and sell There is money chicks is tho result in tho former plan but it is doubtful Chicks hatched in this month will about the latter command bettor prices as broilers and Tho Tattersalls Fasig Co received win moro premiums iu tho show over 20000 guesses as to what Sidney room and will pay for the extra would bring tho same ranging from troublo of keeping them in warm 5000 to 205000 quarters Tho Trotter of last week was a hum- Â¬ If you will buy twelve thoroughbreds mer It was brim full of interest- Â¬ of any breed put them away from ing matter That issue alone was your mongrels so as nor to mix their easily worth ono years subscription eggs keep an account of the pro Â¬ Lady Bunker tho dam of Guy Wil- Â¬ ceeds of these twelve hens until Christ Â¬ is at tho Village Farm kes 2 lo mas you will be astonished at the she is regarded as surely in foal result you will have been paid for whero She has not pro Â¬ them three times over and have the to Mambrino King foal in seven years duced a hens left 5 training this year Pure gait and extreme speed aro WIS 7 3E3I3fcTX3XjEI The Oliver Chilled Plow and all re ED MITCHELL DEALER IN E3C3STlDlLjEi The Keystone Disc Harrow which has double lever and works as well on hill side as on level ground The Malta Double Shovel at a price that an inferior plow will cost pairs for it time Heme Tira fancicrn Stoves and a Full Line of Agricultural Implements wts zEErbrnDX iiE A full line trees Harrow Teeth Plow Plates Laprings Laplinks and etc The Leader Cook Stove which is acknowledged as good as any made of Doubletrees Single- Â¬ This celebrated plow the Vulcan is acknowledge all practical iarmers to be the JiJibi ri uw 1 A full line of Oliver Chill South Bend and Avery Call and see We will fflTilppli nsroaricE To ajs sell you the best at the ZESepalxs ZEDapt 1 -XjSO best prices W P OLDHAM apiifijliiiillnili1iiiiiiiiialTnll CO AlliifiJIiiifeiHnidLiTi SMMM1 lEarnsriDaLiiE Avery steel plows Stoddards New Climax and Disc Harrows have been sold in the county for 20 Evans and Farmers Friend two horse Corn Planters 1 TriDnle Drao- Harrows The iustlv ceiebated Mi Wagon Ask ior the New Superior Cook Stove - la Stoc3r SOUTH MAYSVILLE ST pftlRT frii V OPENING AT THE THE NEW YORK 16 Pile S3 j 2STE7vr cyclofJe STORE 30 South Limestone Pll Gillespie BBOKER m nm I ft 5000 STOCK -- Has 6000 worjh of CLOTHING BOOTS SHOES HATS CAPS and Have Opened a When a man buys a yearling ho ing goods of Jas E Voris v can do it with tho assuranco that its former owner has not tried the colt LThey were purchased at 60J Bought at and found it wanting cents on the dollar and fori age it is not likely to have acquir- Â¬ that in jUhe next few days I will This ami the two succeeding month ed any fixed habits that are not views of its new will bo tho busy season in the egg accord with tho rsell them to the trade at the 4 trade for hatching purposes and in owner selecting a breeder from whom vou If you wish people to como and see same cut will buy your eggs Dont make the you for tho purpose of inspecting your And keep any and everything mistake of buying from him that sells stock tell them so through advertis Â¬ I fmean this a pair 1 that tho public may want eggs tno cneapest Tito cneap eggs ing mediums which reach those with in the lino of If Tshoes worth 4 will be soldi inay be tho dearest in the end Buy whom you expect to do business your eggs for hatching from a reliable they do not respond at iirsrcall again 3 shoe at breeder whoso stock is unquestiona- Â¬ Demonstrated business principles de Â¬ hat 240 bly pure they will prove cheaper in mand that sellers should call out their Ml 2 shoe at 120 Notions Cloaks Clothing Hats i the end than cheap eggs from an unrc- - wares Caps Boots and Shoes eshoe at 90 cents t liable porsxn Trunks Valises The mistake is made by horsemen on VRior lof w nViilrirnns shoes -a Not Laying If the spring gullets to suppose that a successful career Ami in fact anything you want are not laying somebody not the hen the raco course is tho chief end of tho u noma nceuic to a tlircsliing is to blame says the Maine Farmer trotting and pacing korso ot America frwill be sold at give away machine Wo are receiving It will pay any man to put his flocks when in point of fact tho ultimate prices - Hats and furnishing x at work right away Reduce to a and most important uso which to y working condition removing surplus which tho light harness horso is put eoods will be sold at the Feed only on egg- - is to become the gentlemens road and t byexorcise rai same rate making food such as oats wheat driving horso EVERY DAY cooked vegetables meat scraps in -In reply to a question from a Boston M E3M small quantity and skimmilk if possi- - newspapor man as to what ho attribCall and examine goods and wo will make ble Feed sparingly not bountifully uted his success in business the emin Â¬ regularly not when convenient and ent trainer and driver J Scott PRICES TO SUIT YOU soon tiioy will begin their work McCoy with tho manliness of true Dont forget tho place i Boxes and Biioken Disiiks Save chivalry replied Any little name I c all bones and if you have no bone have is due to my wife Before I 30 South Limestone St v mill brown them in the oven and got married I was like all other pound them line for your poultry If young men and spent my money as Successor to Jas E Voris LEXINGTON KY e they aro not all needed for poultry fast as I made it but tho business tqiput them around the roots of small principle that it was not myself alone fruit plants especially grapo vinos that IJwas responsible for made mo vrAll broken chinaware should bo start saving money and I found I the pmyipMyjiiE ti pounded fine and put iu a box in tho the more morehelped myself in will Â¬ everybody was hen houso where the hens can help world tho t ing to help me I always was found ji themselves to it Use plenty of crude of horses and liked training them as A fatal accident occurred near tl carbolic acid in poultry houses to pro a business so I suppose my boini Eulia Macon county Tenn Tuesday invent vermin and dont fail to keep a suited kopt mo dilligently at work Two young men sons of Alfred Stone BLUE GRASS NURSERIES a farmer wero clearing some now fe supply of gravel and a dust bath The and I am never tired of it saps-tiaravery Hinall potatoes potato and turnip The leading sales of the past win Â¬ ground and while sawing a treo down Fruit and Ornamental parings onions rofuso cabbage heads P jind outside leaves should bo cooked ter a summary of which is given be Â¬ it fell across their bodies killing one 4 vaul fed to poultry hot Practical low show that tho market has been instantly and so crushing the other Small fruits grapo vines very firm under tho circumstances that ho died soon afterward h Farmer asparagus and everything tor Tho llobert estate sold G6 head which tho orchard lawn and gar Â¬ T At n TllnSn ill realized tho sum of 207860 an den Prices low A proposed combination of sowiug Wo soil W the fort at Now York Hotel Her average per head of 3118 Tho machine manufacturers has been tho direct iand havo no agents jbojr who is sick with scarlet fever is Bowerman and Boswell consignment Catalogues on opplication to subject for discussion at several meet- Â¬ vfim proving csnsisting of 15 head sold for 109 ings of tho projectors held recently at H F HILLENMEYR O Wiard of ths United 120 an average of 2224 per head Now York Among tho companies LKXINGTOX KY Church is in jail at Erie The San Mateo lot of G9 head realizod concorncd in tho sclmmo aro tho tUJJirethron 105510 an average 11a charged uy ins servant girl head Tho G8 head ofof 152913 per Standard of Cleveland tho Davis of Col Stoner Dayton tho Now Home of Orange nmlclma Schmidt with criminal assault At Chicago articles of incorpora Â¬ bought 38435 an average por head Mass tho White and tho Domestic Howard and Thomas tion wero filed Wednesday by tho Tames of 505 The entire lot of tho lato offlcors of tho Chicago North Side 3iiOBricii fought a duel at Chicago Jerome I Case of about 150 head Nino hundred carriage and wagon vitvilh pistol and knifo on Tuesday avoraged about 500 por head Kol makers of Chicago went out on a Elevated Railroad Company The is 10000000 It is In- Â¬ JJoth are now dying at the Hospital loggs January salo of various consign- Â¬ strike last Wednesday morning They capital stock tended to construct an elevated road e A monster boa half swallowed a ors stock realized 137185 for 215 demand that tho 125 firms employ- Â¬ beginning at a point between tho ArU Norwegian boy at tho circus at head average 61400 yWoodard ing thorn niako nino hours constitute south branch of tho river and Lake 3roob Wis Wednesday Tho lad Shanklins auction sales of 235 a days work instead of ton with the Michigan running in a northerly di- Â¬ rescued by iJonry jmngnng one neau urougm lauyo au averago of same pay as they have been receiving rection to thi northern limits of tho 593 for tho latter number of hours if tho circus iijanagcrs city Now is the time to clean up the poultry house give them a good coal of white wash inside and out wash the roosts with kerosene oil and disin- Â¬ fect the houses and yards with a solu- Â¬ tion of carbolic acid this will prevent more cholera than vou can cure with all the remedies you can get and white wash coal oil and carbolic acid are much cheaper than chicken cholera The trotting bred ones aro the OSSr safest when the fuluro is being bank Â¬ I have bought ed on and no class of people arc better aware oi tins iaci man uiu uisummii hhe entire stock of boots ating men who gather round tho auc- Â¬ a IshoeSj hats and gents furn tion block Street Gents Farrishir Goods W G Garter and R L General Mercl H 6 That must go regardless of cost Suits worth 15 for 350 and 4 If you do not beliovo what wo say come and wo will con- Â¬ vince you I will sell you goods at 50 conts on tho dollar This hardly looks reasonable but I have just returned from Now York where 1 purchased these goods lor cash at rook bottom figures JACOB GORDON 24 South MaysviHefStrect OppositcewOpera amfL House X store il jfcwl iTbimTw oil MPJP-JPFpMtP-pFPiP-PP7 5M llM A SUTTON DICK SMITH s- - iSoj i5o DRY GOODS m suttop We are in the i v West Main Street shite - rf 4- cFORNITORE and UNDERTAKINGS Business for profit Wo can succeed only by practicing strict economy and observing business methods Our prices will bo no higher than those of our sharpest competitors in tho largest cities A suite of furnituro or any other article of our line will bo a duplicate in material and price to thoso in tho closcsts markets the same torm considered The trade will bo supplied with tho latest stylos of bedroom parlor and hall furn Â¬ iture wardrobes bookcases sideboards chiflbnicrcp hatracks settees plain and ornamental chairs tables couches folding beds in their various combinations etc In addition to tho above line wo will handlo a full NEW GOODS Â¬ LANDAU BTOCZ OP OABPETS high Of grade upholstery SUTTON both and low and curtain materials mats rugs table and pianocovors window poles etc I Carter Gillespie tht SMITH West Main Street pssssgsiMgsggai The John Hank Brewing Cos Lager Beer Muenchener Pilsener Golden Eagle and Export Bottle Beer of tlio Aro tho moat perfect product i if if ie93 nit of bccr ll- jJBVO f Highly lure cUract Jtult nnd Hops nnd tho former Invariably prescrbo It for tho purpose of Building up Broken Down Constitutions such as csneclnlh- - nmfPMlnni V UM II IJl BUI Willi ita It llIMVliy UIIBUl UUBMU J It has been pur nim to ninnufnetuvo tho vcrv articleV1WII and thereby relievo thu public of tlio uto i oI1 oireic nlC8 which at bcnellcinl results if they do no volinnn We have admirably dWceedcd Proof of Nvhich ni t of our thounlveisal uo 1 PHYSICIANS AND MEDICAL JOURNALS rcccommcml of mnklnj by common consscril Furthermore VEKESEESKKKESFV Throughout tho United States rmv Invalid Bottled Beer fl feicin CU l o America 0ny CCdy It U thopurcM malt and hoii extract 1CbCllH 0 gai Stl md vluSit1 Aok 1 Oct 1 92 lyr he John Mauk Brewing Co Cincinnati Ohia M A - SOIILEGELS RT STORE YOU CAN GET RT MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS RT COLORED AND PLAIN GLASS RT COLORED AND PLAIN WALL PAPERS RT PICrUKES FRAMES AND SHADES AT MT STERLING KY jrV v w 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