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Ml MTSTERLING ADVOCATE 4 a yoaii V hiiy H Weekly journal identicalOne of our exchanges says - in interest Of Commissioner with1 its own people 1893 HORSES AND MULE9 MT STERLING KENTUCKY TUESDAY MAY 9 MONTHLY CROP REPORT KO 41 7 Those who know the undersigned firm nro nc qnajntcd with their lines of goods nnd methods of business and within their circles wo would want no better advertisement of our goods than their candid expressions Wo go further than their limit and to do this vo talk through tho Advocate It would astound tho trade should wo give prices on tho lower grades in GLASSWARE QUEENSWARE and TINWARE They would think It Imposslblo to sell at such prices They aro low and t 1 but then must bo remembered that for Iho low prices It is not for tho best goods yet they aro good and woith tho money asked Wo would bo pleased t show our Unrgalnsln f Glassware nnigucensvfaroi VERY it CHEAP LAWN MOWERS It is to tho interest of ovcry one to buy a good machine Vo call attention to tho Grcatmerlcan and New JJcpfottiro Thoy have somo excellent points worthy-A of atton J1 tj0I y J J - wirodobrsTSAlso ing wire in all numbers andgrades Ionltiyf scrcennnd fenc Â¬ - m il i STORES 1tn nvwl Wo havo always made a specialty In this fiAYlQ4 Q T wagons ff Old Hickory it covery fc 3 fToiSlnvp whTdh cl voontlrc satisfaction nnd at amazingly low prices in tins no Dr Hourigan was sontonccd at partment wo can show tho best wrongh Lebanon Ky Saturday to ton years steel rango which has ever been on tho of market It has superior cooking advantages in tho ponitontiary for tho murder and these results arobtalncd from lcs fuel Sam Hays in April1888 Tho num- Â¬ than thoso of other jnakcs purjGn6olInp erous trials of Hourigan havo cost tho and Stoves have tho latest improvements State 50000 givo tho best results rjf A Bad Wreck Queen Ono of tho most horriblo wrecks in Victorias crown coBt 1200000 and President Clevelands hat a silk plug the history of railroading occurred on tho Big Four road at Lafayette Ind cost 700 Dean Lawrence of Boston had at 1 12 oclock Sunday morning as a been chosen to bo the now Episcopal result of which ten men woro killed Pishop of MassachusottB succeeding outright and many moro injured Tho train was the eastbound passen Â¬ tho late Philip Brooks ger leaving Chicago at 9 p m Tho Hon Jas B Eustis presented his accident was caused by tho failure of credentials to President Carnoti Satur Â¬ tho air brakes to work Tho engi Â¬ day as tho ilrst American Ambassa Â¬ neer undoubtedly discovered this dor to France and was given an im- Â¬ boforo reaching tho cut beyond tho posing rccoption at tho Elyseo palace Wabash river m vigorous whistles of At Indianapolis tho International the engine for brakes could bo heard Association of Machinists defeated by when the train was a mile west of the a decided vote tho proposition to ad- Â¬ city Tho engineers desperate efforts mit colored machinists to momborship to stop tho train was shown by tho amount of sand thrown by him on the in tho order bridge over which tho train camo just Tho interest of Col Lowis E Casey boforo tho fatal crash at a speed otnoi in tho Covington Commonwealth has much less than sixty miles n been purchased by Hon Harvey hour crashing into tho depot llyersjV Henry C jHallam aria O J and train sheds The ongino when it Wiggins MrMyora vill bo the gen left tho tracks folio wed by a baggage eral manager car two postal cars and an express Gon Ilosecans has resigned as Kcg car and piled In ono promiscuous fatoxof the Treasury the duties of muss total and comploto wreck Michael Welch tho engineer was which ofllco hohasbcenjinablo to ful Io is now in found amougfho dead frightfully for several months ifprnia with littlo prospect of re Â¬ crushed and limbs torn from tho body of Agriculture reported an increaso as to acreago Tho average acreago is 98 per cent J 1 Thcso wonls aro sufficient Every farmer knows this wagon and Is pre pared to givo testimony of its superior Tho Columbus Buggy Company Highest grades butmadoln such quantities that they arc sold about as cheap as infoylor makes Wo havo tho latest styles in Buggies Snrrics and merits yi lhactons PLOWS- Malta donbloshovels twojhoreo cultivators and ovcry other plow needed to ciiltlvato tho ground well HteES Y v Tobacco grub weeding amlmortar Refrigerators AND Tho Court of Appoals has affirmed tho judgement of tho lower rourt in tho caso of Henry Hall who murder Â¬ ed his brother near Pikovillo Ky Hall last year over a game of cards was sentenced to bo hanged June 10 next Thursday andFriday in theNew York Stock Exchange stocks went tumbling over each other as if in an effort to seo which could get to tho bottom soonest Tho consequence was that a number of firms wout to tho wall among thorn Deacon S V White who had but lately paid out of an indebtedness of ono and a half million dollars con- Â¬ sequent on his failuro of a year or more ago Tho market recovered it- Â¬ self somowhat on Saturday and tho speculators aro getting over their scare The condition of this class of stock Very little is reported very good FnANKFoitT Ky May 1 1893 Condition 97 per diseaso reported The condition of tho weather the cent last davs of March and tho first part HOGS of April made tho farmers anticipate Tho outlook for tho hog product is an early spring Tho prices Thoy took advan- Â¬ certainly very flattering tage of it and were well advanced are very high now and reports from uutil the commencement of tho cold all parts of the State go to show that wet weather which has retarded all thero is a great scarcity hogs I tried farm work and vegetation of all kinds in my reports last fall to show to the Timothy cloyer and all grasses were farmer that thero was a shortago in looking unusually well The corres- Â¬ hogs not only in our State but in the pondents nearly all report a good United Slates Mr Henry A Robinprospect for wheat A largo part of son tho United States statistician their reports were returned to mo by says in his April report many re Â¬ tha 25th of April Since that time ports from all the hog raising Statos WOhavo been visited by very severe report that tho high prices of pork frosts and in many places tho ground seconded iu many cases by search r was considerably frozen and 6ome of and comparatively high prices of grain correspondents from tho southern part for feeding resulted in causing farmers of tho State aro very apprehensive to sell off their hogs very closely that the early sown wheat will bo in Â¬ Brood sows being in many cases fatTho result is a jured tened for market The government report for wheat present scarcity of porcine stock in Is not very flattering Tho per cent many localities a very active and gen obtained from my correspondent is crol demand for sows to raise for In reading Mr breed purpose placed at 91 Robinsons report I find that ho bases To Bo TestedNQt many correspondents report his statement of the shortago of tho Tho validity of the law of Congress the raising of rye From tho reports crop from reports from Ohio Indiana closing tho gates of the Worlds Fair havo I place tho per cont at 92 Illinois Missouri Kansas and Ne- Â¬ on Sundays is to be tested in tho courts I braska and also Minnesota and Iowa BAltLEY this week Charles W Clingman crop is very much neglected The number as compared to former This who is a stockholder in tho Fair haB not much grown The per cent is 92 years is 73 per cent served notice on Secretary Edmonds CORK iirood sows that he will appeal to the courts to Farmers very generally aro delayed The average number as compared open the Fair on Sunday In tho in Â¬ with their corn A great many plant- Â¬ to former years is 71 nor cent terest of tho working people and as ed a part of their crop tho first part of FRUIT tho representative of tho stockholders April and were stopped by tho wet The report as to the fruit crop is ho demands that tho people bo admit- Â¬ to very varied I will quote two reports ted Sundays the same as every other weather and havo been unable First the plant since and from a resume of all from the samo county day in tho week Tho Fair was closed reports tho crop is not half planted frost on the night of tho 23d killed Sunday to all except thoso who held Tho early planted corn was all cut peaches pears plums and damaged passes has also down by tho frost and somo farmers tho apples considerably Governor SomelHIs-own-sel- f are thinking of plowing up and re- Â¬ damaged tho forward wheat but to My advice would bo to what extent can not be determined The following telegraphic corres- Â¬ planting pondence passed between Secretary of wait for few warm sunshiny davs Another report dated April 2 ith State Gresham and GovPcnnoyer of Thoj avcrago acrcago is placed at 98 Our fruit crop is safe at this writing Very respectfully per cent Oregon Â¬ Â¬ - Labor and Statistics MOVED To our New QUARTERS In tho IlceeeHulldfnff one door west of tho Mt Sterling National Hank Wc have Jlig Itargains to offer you in ur t many Departments Wall Pannr lsonoofoiirnowDepnitinents Mhlch wotildln credit ton city We can sell jou Paper from 5 to jO cents per Holt Dry Goods Isnnotlicr new Department Wc want our friends to call and fcce how Cheap we can sell jou a Dress Pattern etc Stoves Stoves We will put in a full lino of Gicat Western Stoves which we sold about ISO here In a cotiplo of years nnd c cry One has given perfect satisÂ¬ faction Call and see ns when you want onfe Queensware and GlasswareWc JmQ tilt best Klin - L l Ualinvnnrovalmtr wo have tome Uig Bargains to offer Wo havo bcvcn lots of the Finest Vienna China Tea Sets that would be chcnpat 12V per set which wo uuciuig ur mi smaii sum or jsco Call and ice our new line of Chamber Sets from 119 to 12 Tinware Wo can offer you some Jiig Tlargains In this line Dith jmns 10c 15c 20c 25c up atch our window for Hiir liniirniiiHin tliia rn ed Duckets 1 qt 3c 2 otSc3 it 10c 4 qt 13c 0 qt uc hi qt Ke We ha o not tho spaco to wo quote our many Bargains in this line no ii Lace Curtains and Window Shades We aie Headquarters In this line We can show Lace Curtains in nriccs from 50 cents to 3 per pair They nio Mir Ilaiirnimi Ollm compete In this line Window Shades from20 to 7ic each poles 20c to 15c each Carpets Matting Cloth and Floor Oil Yon must not buy till you have seen our lino Table Oil Cloth 15c per yard up of Wccan eell you Itakes Farm llcllsHocs 2Pc up Folks nnd Wooden ware Wc carry a Full Liuo 1 Hardware wire Etc ubs Buckets Brooms etc Water Coolers FISHiNG TACKLE- Heels rods lines hooks minow notsmlnow buckets etc Thcso goods wearo now in their season offering very low to close GUNS Shot guns rifles In nil makes In this line if wo havo not Just what tho customer wants wo can get it on short notice We havo mentioned but a few articles which we carry Wo have a complete stock a heavy stock covering three floors In our house on Mnys- vlllo street and two floors in our commodious ware rooms Wo have tho goods tho pcoplo want WX and the largo cities cannot maKO ucucr prices WP Oldham CO Maysvlllo St - - Mt Sterling Ky Washington D C May 3 Gov Sylvester Pennoyer the Capitol Salem Ore Apparently reliable reports in- Â¬ dicate danger of violence to Chinese when tho Exclusion act takes effect and tho President earnestly hopes you A vote on tho Governors veto of the will employ all lawful means for their LouiBville charter was reached yester Â¬ protection in Oregon W Q Gresham day afternoon in tho House at Frank- Â¬ GovlPcnuoyer immediately sent the fort the Exccutivo being sustained Forty four members voted in favor of following reply Salem Ore May 3 W Q Gicb passing it over the veto and forty ham Washington D C I will attend eight woro opposed to doing this It to my business Let tho President would havo taken fifty one votes to to his havo passed the charter over tho veto attend Sylvester Pennoyer Governor Two or threo Representatives who to vote for tho charter had promised Postmaster General Bisscll has in desortedfto tho opposition at tho last formed Representative Brown of In- Â¬ moment says tho Courier Journal diana that the terms of Presidential Tho Army bill providing for a Postmasters will bo considered to Â¬ largo increaso in tho strength of tho havo begun at the date of confirmaGerman Army was defeated in tho tion instead of tho date of appointment Reichstag Saturday by a vote of 210 This gives Republican Postmasters to 162 Tho Reichstag was at once appointed during tho first year of Administration a term dissolved and Chancellor Von Capri Harrisons to tender his res- Â¬ littlo less than five years vi wont to Potsdam ignation to thoEmperor Tho Twilight entered by an unknown woro wildly enthusiastic stablo won in a walk at St Louis over tho defeat of tho Government yesterday at opening odds of 30 to 1 and immediately begau an active Tho bookmakers lost between 30000 campaign for tho election of now and 35000 and it was reported that members to tho RoichBtag Tho elec- tho horso was tho famous ringer Polk tion will bo hold Juno 15 Bajot Socialist-Democrats Â¬ OATS Nicholas McDowell Commissioner Tho season for sowing oats was good and it was put in in good time Tho average acreage is 95 per cent TOIIACCO A call of inspection is elicited from all n litther puichaos aie intended m ihl lnhtn attention to lookei - ns vsell is buyers follow tho crond nnd yon will llnd tho placo Nothing very definite can bo stated as to tho tobacco crop as yet Tho season makes the acreage somewhat prospective but from the reports tho outlook is for a large crop Plants are very abundant and from present indications will be ready as soon as fanners aro ready to set them the esti Â¬ mated acreago is 100 por cent SIIKEP AND LAM1IS The comparative condition of sheep very littlo in tho Stato is good disease the per cont is 97 The com- Â¬ parative number of lambs is not so large as was anticipated nor tho prico so good Twas believed the Worlds Fair would create a largo demand for lambs and tho prico would rule high The average price is placed at i cents WTtTLE decreaso of 10 por A jL cent in the in tho State is begin Â¬ number of cattle ning to havo its effect in stiffening prices and from present prospects tho The Christian Endeavor meeting at Gov Flower has refused to inter outlook isHgood the comparative per tho First Presbyterian Church Thurs Â¬ cont is placed at 90 foro in tho Carlylo W Harris caee will HEMP Harris is sentenced to dio duriug this day night 7 30 bo at 7 oclock sharp as announced instead of From a few of tho hemp counties is week By order of Committee Courier-- John W Langloy of Prestonburg Cash Always Is Our Moto is a pretty Republican Ho has play- Â¬ ed it very low down but still ostrich like Ho was up to within a fow weeks of the inauguration a member of tho Board of Pension Appeals with a salary of 2000 per annum These positions aro outside of the civil ser Â¬ Originators am promoters of Low Prices vice and they havo generally been MT STERLING KY given away as a reward for party service Langloy did not think it safe to hold such a conspicuous posi- Â¬ On Friday aftornoon the wife and tion under a Democratic Administra- Â¬ son of Preston Jonos tion especially when tho pcoplo last who lives near Peeled Oat were out November had voted in such unmis- Â¬ in tho yard Tho mother told tho takable terms against everything child to go in the house In tho yard tainted with Republicanism 60 he was a marc and young colt When succeeded in having himself reduced near to the door the child was attacked iu rank and placed within tho classi- Â¬ by tho maro and kicked in tho fore- Â¬ fied service at a salary of 1800 per head Medical aid was sumrroned year Quite a number of Republicans but nothing could avail to save tho havo played the ostrich trick but it is little ones life It was buried in our believed thoy will not escapo the cemetery Sunday afternoon Democratic broom which will soon A Maryvilie Mo man recently raiso the dust in tho departments sold a hog for 37 and with 17 of Washington Correspondent in the money bought a good hor6c Journal Bop HB three-year-old 4 4 A I The largest retailers in Lexington cordially invite you to make their store your headquarters LADIES SEE OR JUST THINK LOOK AT OUR The Largest and Finest Childrens Clothing Mens Suits Hats Ties Stock in all Lexington Underwear to select from Blouses Waists etc Neckwear etc aro o WE wzxjXj Avn Dont Spenda Cent Till You Hstve Looked XJs Over T Boys come at them Goods 4VA0Base Ball Outfit Cap Belt Ball and Bat with every boys suit - LOTUS Rr OUR STRATT w -wi w rw w aw - JW - - m WXXjXj T ar I C3 -- zra-zr ss Ulicci iuny oiivvvm en- - 76 Ui 7880 Main Street d LOPIS V So tfiWv GUS STRAUS I M RYIMCTOM kTV i i L t c l rA I x I l ij A v r t i fl l si--- - - Wi v PffiU iwiyf wfy 7 tMB OVflrT virgjpnii -- - KfJJ pf jv o lT sKH r i V i n m mm W r 5Vfc - P lMfc I 57 r ENDEAVOR -- K VLJO VGA rtr V MM opilm rf H 1 nWltWMMlHh -M- T-STJRIjI a i rfi Toplo For the Week Beginning Mny 14 Comment by ltjv S II Doyle Tone Winning eovls Proy xi 30 I Cor ix 10 23 U CHRISTIAN 7 Strikes A I root Dr VU1UUH Piorcos at the A Y m Discovery i - K j ding wisdom in soul winning 1 Wisdom is enjoined fn bo1 winning Christ knew tho great need of ekill in dealing with mens souls so ho lid not fail to imprtw ita need upon His disciples On ono occasion when He called tho fishermen from their nets Ho aid I will make you fishorsof men All know tho tact and brewdnees necessary to tho successful fisherman Again when sending His disciples forth Ho eaid Be ye wiso as serpents The ser-Â¬ pent is known for its cunning and sub- Â¬ tlety Thus Christ on two occasions emphasized tho need of wisdom in win Â¬ ning tho souls of men 2 Wisdom is necessary in soul win- Â¬ blood And thoy all have the soma ending theyre cured by this remedy Dyspepsia Indigestion Biliousness tho most obstinate Skin and Scalp Diseases such Erysipelas Eczema as Salt rheum Tetter and kindred ailments tho worst forms of Scrofula even Consumption or in its earlier stages every blood taint and disorder no matter how It camo all aro curod by it Its the only medicine for all such diseases some In its effects that thats so positively This does not mean in a bad sense It it can bo guaranteedcertainit fails to benefit or If money is refunded does not mean that Paul was a mcro cure in any case tbe good Nothing else can bo just It timeserver that ho carelessly pandered may be better for tho dealer asBut ht tsnt to tho weaknesses and peculiarities of the ono who noods help Beware of spurious nil classes that ho might be popular with imitations or dilutions offered at less prices all It means that in a true and uoblo censo he put himself in active touch A tired woman just us much as a with all classes looked at things from the standpoint of each put himself in sick and ailing one needs Dr Piorcos their places that ho might understand Favorite Prescription That builds them and bo ablo to influence theui and load them to Christ This was truo wis Â¬ up strengthens and invigorates tho dom It may well be emphasized for cntiro female system It regulates tho blundering errors of those who and promotes all the proper functions would win somls often account for their of womanhood improves digestion loss Let us notice this one element of Lung-scrofula Tho on clement necessary to sonl win Â¬ ning emphasized in our topical references is wisdom The writer of Proverbs says in xi 80 Ho that winneth souls is wise or perhaps inoro literally Ho that is wiso winneth souls In I Cor ix 10 23 wo have set forth tho wisdom tact and 6kill used by tho great npostlo Paul in eoul winning To the Jew ho became a Jow to tho gentilo as a gentile to thoso without law as ono without law in short all things to all men that ho might savo many tbe Thats reason so iUCUiUU mmumjmz mmbmmmmi Ever offered in our line v ti theres a torpid liver or impure and dis orders yield to it They all have tha same beginning diseases differont BIGGEST INDUCEMENTS And Furnish Your Dining Room -- r 1 The Cyclone Store Lexington LEXINGTON KY Tho grcatost Cut Price salo over known in tho history of In Dry Goods Notions Ladies Spring Wraps Mens Youtlis and Boys Cloth Â¬ ing Gents Furnishing GoodsjMens Boys Ladies Misses and Children Slwea Calico In all colors worth 7c at 5c a yrd Abcautlfnllinoof whlto India Linen yd wide Blenched Cotton worth 8 1 8 at 5 0 U 1 2 7 and 7 l 2c a yard cents niocn yard Demmit Flannels worth 8 1 Hc at 5c a yu wiao urown and Unbleached Cot- yaid l ion at 5c a viml Ceylon Crlncklo In all colors worth 20c BcstuVpron Ginghams worth 8 l 3c at at lie a yard 0c n yard A full line of Wool Serge in all colore Dross ulnglmma worth lOo at 7 8 4c a and black worth 75c at 4Uoa yard yard All colors of Tu ill nc Bunting Worth 16c ShallaGcodc wprth8 l 8c at 5c a yard at lta n yard rinoApplo Tissues worth 25c at 15c n Henrietta Cloth in all colors 80 inches yard wide 13 12 10 1 2 and up Dotted and Flowered Swiss worth 25 French Salines in all colors 15 l 2e cents at 15c a yard worth SCc a yard Coch3co Satlnes In all colors worth 15c Albert Twills In all colors 8 yards in onu pattern to each customer 80 inches Dotted Swiss Mull worth 85c lit lite a V wi forjopo a pattern worth 25fc a yd f yatxl A full llnrforniiick Organdies 18 14 1 2 Gloria Silks in all coloi s worth 85d at 1 and 19c worth 20 22 27 1 2c a yard 19o a yard Ornish 4 50 and 7c a yard India Mull worth 25c at 12c a yard BUV FROM US With Silverware i - -- - Of With every cash purchase you will recolvo credit and when said credits amount to 2000 wo will gladly nrcsout you with one of the following valuablo prcsonts Sugar Bowl GJxO 375 Pickle Dish 44x11 825 Butter Dish 6x7 400 Spoon Holder 44xbh 350 Cream Pitcher 44x4 325 1 set Table Knives 325 1 sot Medium Forks 326 These goods arc ele Â¬ gant and tasteful if design with plating guaranteed as stamped Although a laigo number of these- presents will be given away amounting Practically d a discount oil your cash nurchascs we atrpo toxoid our prices aVlo was if not lower than over- Wo 14 will try to eavoyou mauy dollars in tho fuure and bollevo that fa by continued liberality enterprise and fair dealing wo shall IM merit your constant patronage Tickets hold by customers aro j redeemable by us at any time and such portion of the silverware ft pruHuut as lias iiui uuou iruueu jui uiii uu luniuuvu at a uim count of thirty percent frbm retail prices ThiB means a sav ing all around of uearly twenty per bouL to our customers -i Respectfully - I lc -- M i Shoes and Clothim cr At the Same Reduceci Brfd IUA iS 1 U Â¬ enriches tho blood dispels aches and pains melancholy and nervousness brings refreshing sleep and restores SAMUEL FRANKS Tho BOSTON Shoo and Clothing House Mt Sterling Ky w aonia Jbimegtone CARTER Street GILLEHI ---r- -rif- Pror xi 30 winneth souls saying Ho that is unwise wlnnoth not souls That wisdom is uecessary in winning souls wo see too often illustrated in tho disastrous results that follow the lack of wisdom on tho part of Christian people Tho utter lack of tho merest resemblanco to shrewdness and Aact in dealing with ncn is often de plorablo in thoso who would really de- Â¬ sire to seo men saved From ono blun Qer to another they go often destroying au imiucnco that has been made The results of such labors aro as lamentable as tho work itself is deplorable 3 Wisdom is successful in soul win ning Paul was tho wisest of men Ho was most successful of men in leadine men to Christ Let us imitate his wis- Â¬ Â¬ Ho that is wiso This is equivalent to health and strength Its a powerful restoratlvo tonic and soothing nervine made especially for womans needs and the only guaran Â¬ teed remedy for womans weaknesses and ailments In all female com- Â¬ plaints and irregularities if it ever fails to benefit or cure you have your money back A great mauy medicines relievo Catarrh in the Head That means that its driven from tho head into the throat and lungs But by its mild soothing cleansing and healing prop- Â¬ erties DrJ Sages Catarrh Remedy perfectly and permanently cures ThlnarsTo RomomberCAbout Sleeping Sunlight is good for everything but feathers The best number of persons to each bed is one mMMMiMM ife OF LEXINGTON KY a STERLING gOY 10526 STANDARD PUBLIC f Sire of Bell Peters Bay horse 18 229 Bred by John McDonald hands high foaled in Mt8tcrllngKy 1880 SIRED BY BBLLWOOD 756 1 2 Sired by Belmont 01 by Standakd Bearer 6300 SIro of Banner Boy 225 Mar- Â¬ lowe 215 and others by Williams Mamiirino dam Lady Thorn Jr 4 222 1 2 SIro of dams of Mambrino Dam of Navldnd ganta Clans 217 1 2 slits of Wilkes 2JS 8 4 Santa Clans 217 1 2 Kuchel B 281 12 etc Sidney 218 8 4 sire of Fans- 1 tlno 4 214 1 4 Fnuota dnm Katk Pennington etc dam Kate 222 3 4 1 TEOTTINa STOCK QN TUESDAY MAY 16 1893 jat ivy J Frou Frou 1 225 1 i Highland CniEF Son of Mambrino Chief 11 Bellwood 750 sire of W Van 235 1 2 Uysvood 20 giro of Sll venvood 239 3 4 by Belmont 04 sire of Nutwood 218 8 4 Wedge wood 219 and 84 others in 2JJ0 Has 29 sons sires of 120 trotters Bellwoodsdam Vnnity Fair dam of Conway 218 Convoy 222 Ucl mout 04 by Abdullah it sire of Goldsmith Maid 214 dam Belle by Mambrino Chief 3 by -- lilies Colts and Geldings Catalogues are out and will bo mailed on armlU cation TERMS Credit of four months with 6 por cont interest or 4 ptoceni uovuuui iu muuyuu iiuuiru to pay casn at A T Thompsons stable In Mt Sterthfo will sell to tho highest bidder Forty or Fifty Trotting bred Mares f ft Away with heavy hangings either above below the bcd Beware of a dusty musty carpet uettci sweetness and a bare floor Do not fail to provide some means for ventilation during the night Keep th head C0C1 W1C 8ecpin lut not a draft of cold air falling upon it If a folding bed must bo used con- trivo some way to keep it aired and wholesome Let the pillow bo high enough to lipitirr ihn ihn linnrl 111 o natural nc t lvoiB vw tian no more or less Thoroughly air tho sleeping room every day air the beds and bedding as often as possible A dark unwhole- Â¬ some corner is no more fitted for a sleeping room than for a parlor A feather bed which has done service for a generation or two Is hardly a desirable thing upon which to sleep Good Housekeeping ay ii rs- hif8 success mY be Bible References Dnn xii 3 Math iv 18 20 Mark i 10 18 Acts xv 3081 Rom si 13 14 I Cor i 23 97 Eph ii 5 John i 38 12 Math v 13 16 II Pet dot1hn and others by Volunteer 65 sire of St Julian 2118 Volunteer bvllambletonian 10 Williams Mambrino by Kricsson son of Mambrino Chief 11 Highland Chief son of Mambrino Chief STERLING BOY is a Iargchandsomo horse with lino style best of feet and legs His breeding is first class as he carried thobloodof some of tho best producing sires In tho wovld Wo can promise you that Sterling Boy will not only siro speedy colts but the best coach hortcs in tho land STERLING BOY will mako tho present season at our stables on the Van Thompson pike six miles north of Mt Sterling at the low price of Bearer 5300 Abdallah 15byHamblctonianlOdamKaty Darling Standard 4 28 C lit t UNO W WHItE Mt Sterling Ky dAPT JACK STEWART Auctioneer 15 TO INSURE A LIVE COLT an- - a ETA 12 Jas v 20 I Tim Iv 10 other horkc A lien will Money duo when colt comes mnrc parted with or bred to bo retained on colt for season money nirtL nvV Wl IDI A M iV 7H77 Ii i 7 nnnB the nibie wm you Christian Endeavours should bring their Bibles to th Bociety meetings be- Thero aro frquent occasions for the recitation of appropriate texts which your memory may not retain Reading from tho Piblo is next best Concor and responsive reading from tho Eihlo would beconio much moro general if members would bring their Bible and such reading is very helpful TCo should enjoy tho companionship of ythe book and liko to havo it with us even if wo do not open it A few minutes of Bible reading while vo aro waiting for tho meeting to begin iia tho best preparation for tho meeting Often in tho course of the meeting helpful comments on Biblo passages will bo given and if you know how to mark your Bibles wisely you will want them at hand to mark Tho Bible carried along the street is a sort of Christian banner and every Christian Endeavorer should wish to ehow Iiis colors Golden Rule Cause BRIDGES BROS Bay horse no white 16 hands high foaled July 3 1886 son of the Great JUDY KY j Nutwood 218 vDkliuKOuU u ollu 1 HAROLD Sire of Maud S BELMONT 20 Sire of Fred Arthur 214 Alturas212H Hermit 2164 ClaraD217Klerslca 218 Nutwood 21 AVcdgewood 219 uuuuio siro oiiua with records from209J to 2SC 01lCB vllll 0 irotierR anu yz pacer8 in 2 30 a80 8j of tho dam ol tho great Arion 2 10J winner InyTriaT2n of Xancy Hanks i Noontide 220J and 84 other 239 horses and 38 dam STIIEAMLKT dam of a o other 280 horses Dilnn j VALDEMEER RECORD Siro of Vanity 229 nr orJAancJ Lee H nr l enntrtr nVvnl vo VTxrnvT m Silt of 40 dams with m I - Jnnv 00c TiYiftnra 1 ouu j 01 1 228 fir f if m w It Thostrikoof the waiters in Chicago Bred by A J for recognition and a material advance Sired by IKLAJROXjID in wages for the Worlds Fair period The siro of Maud S 20 Alturas 212 Hermit 216 Noontide 820 1 4 85 in 280 listand grand was inaugurated in a small way at siroof Krimlin20Klngof Stallions noon Monday by tho walk out of tho by BELMONT tho siro of Fred Arthur 214J 2inj men in two or three restaurants As dam VA38AR trial2J28 siro of Vanity 229 dam of Valdemccr Nutwood218 slreof dam of Arlon210M5 far as can be learned it is the intention Wedgewood 219 Viking 210 Oak Hill trial 228 43 In the and Valley Girl 229 Vasco tho siro of siro of Charley K 2 20 2801itt to call out tho waiters in only two or Lot All IXavo a Chance Valissa 3 210 Ed Uoscwatcr 2lt and Bill A good many classes havo ono mem- Â¬ three places each day until every hotel Lindsay 8218 wants to answer all tho ques- Â¬ restaurant and eating houso in the city ber who by Sccloys AMERICAN STAR 2 dam VENUS j tions tho teacher asks It is needless to cniplojing union help has signed Sire of four In the 230 list and dams of Guy Grandam of Aaldcmccr 22 Vatican 229J4 tho out tho damage which such a pupil point 210 sire of Bello Vara 20Sri Vasco sire of Valissa Nettie 218 Itobcrt McGregor217 agreement will do to tho others if ho be not re record 210 Bill Lindsay 21 Dctcr217JoBunkcr2lirprlvcr219 strained A public rebuke for forward- Â¬ and Ed Kosowatcr 2 iQlA Oak Hill siro of Artillery 221 Dictator JaGould Happy FortSale ness should bo tho last resort If the amVaclicr siro of Wauscon Charley IC 229J Medium etc Ntimcro 227 and great grandam of 222 bitious youth will not tako a hint it A nice lot of second hand furniture Kremlin 20 would bo a good plan to ask him private- Â¬ used only a few months bedstoads ly to give others a chance It would bo bureaus chairs kitchen safe cookincr Will make the season at tho Arcade Stables Winchester Kyat an interesting experiment to mako up a stove witn vessels completo almost 50 with the right of returning the following season should tlio mure class of such young people and let them now t not prove with foal talk each other down Pilgrim Teacher 39 tf Adam Baum Son 1 and Valley Girl 229J Bayhorse 15 hands Alexander Spring Station Ky nnd 12 moro fron 214 to 8 dam SOPHUON1A Grandam of Julia Ann Johnson thoilrst 2 u man zbu anu 8 pacers ciiiw uvmiB ueiier in 225 and TX by EDWIN FOItEST 49 111 Blfnnf Tft flnm in is crs in 2S ul so07 better Adrion AVilkes yr oldlotixtin2l6 J3 nn -- Parkers BBOAVN WLOT o jaiso siro jvw iI3L1 iuibu Bnrch mare dam of Itoselj of Blandlnya unni 01 inssarnnd bcttel owtort with 4 6 dam dam i Sr 0 dam 7 8 A A i w BU dam 01 Abdai 230 andSJ siro of Tiny 229V vT7 w V Avrn muivugiiDrea son of Wlnnm w Siri by LAXCE thorouglibred son ty ciipsc jv lalflilot8iroof8from218Vfto licitor 1 w dam dam Sire of 102 XedPo0 1yBqedfordREI Wbred son j tt wKred on of Im from 209 84 to 230 Â¬ three-year-o- ld Â¬ dam MISS UUSSELL Dy 1ILOT JB Dam of Maud 8 2083 4 Xutwood284 tre96damsj9f8flutrttcrsB Itustlquo22l Cora Belmont 223 Kussia 2 lio 2 dam SALLY KUSSELL by BOSTON 1 by IMl COUBDE LEOX son of Highflyer by BELMONT 64 wkh 230 trotters in230 nl8 sl of 46 Bit 280 pacers In 225 and betterV and better wa What Is Your Favorite Passage The prayer meeting service may bo de- Â¬ lightfully vuried by asking each mem ber of tho society to name on a slip of paper his favorite passago of Scripture These may bo gathered up and read with appropriate comment by tho pastor The fact that many of tho slips aro duplicated again and again will in itself bo a matter of interest as showing what texts havo tho strongest hold upon the hearts of believers Young Peoples Standard Â¬ Â¬ Shilohs Vitalizcr is what you need Torpid Liver Yellow Skin or Kidney Trouble It is guar- Â¬ anteed to give you satisfaction Price 75 cents Sold by T G Julian jy 1 for Dyspepsia Tho tnree flno saddle stallions superior hors reat speed and wu uu uuui oy one oi tlio greatest brood mare 8 af one of tho most prolific producer of trotters that over V lived as porfect a gnarantP -ayThcro aro onlythi od8fiilllons llvlngthat have sired performers with rccordsof 208Jfand U1 success in the stud a better and thoy lira all of tlilsTmmcdlato family ylz Haroldfciro of Maud S 30 Lord ltusscll possible for a young horse to have when in addition to his two ton crossT siro of Kremlin 207 and Vatican sire ot Bello vara 208 i uioomracieroinisseconuaamld Sophy is considered that assurance ouu umi i imvo pui ins service lep cjown in tho reach of all o- Tlnlli In FP PENDLETON CO rjtmr etm 25 To -- 1iln luumuuaiiiy UAIKLAWN llllii brccdin 1 u is a very r TZLj3T Ens-are i T uuj Forrest Denmark 163 illLWoodfords Cripple 149 Black King 194 Will mako tho season of 1893 at at Woodford Stock Farm one milo south ot Mt Sterling Ky Seo thoso stallions before you book your mares For particulars seo or address JNO T WOODFORD Mt Sterling Ky Shilohs Cure tho Great Cough and Croup cure is for salo by us Pockot size contains twenty flvo doses onfy 25 conts Children lovo it For salb by T G Julian jy 1 What and Where J Fresh cakes bakers brcadliglt rolls iluo and choice candlfruitv M ii tiourwlat Qhrlst Knocks East u Algeria Wilkes 239 3To Sire of Hugak And will make the season at the UHJUIMj uj 1 a XA ns iPoai Oak View track-- twoiiilles south of T i toc A- IT Christian Endeavor Notes Brooklyn now has 108 societies Its junior union comprises 25 societies A Christian Endeavor society has bo formed in tho American church Pai Rov Edward G Thurber D D pasto Tho German Lutheran Endeavorers havo now two publications devoted to their interests Thoy aro about forming a denominational union Fivo hundred and twenty two brought to Christ in our state last year through Christian Endeavor joyfully announces B R Hoobler tho Michigan statistical secrotjyry t Now Hampshire week at Chicago will TJa Hay 8 1 and Hotel Ef deavor will J 1 am JV uetTiuarirs urn J rjrhm CThUi IVvaovteri V 3SSO 221 Jessie Wilkes 219 V July JNO W WHITE u X3y AXiCSTOaTE Sli oofMarthaWllke8208 worlds race record 20Ji worlds raco record for threo heats1 212 210 and 200 and 82 lothcrs from 210 to 230 1st dam GOSSIP 2d dam 227 K The John Hauk Brewinff -- b UW - fbfr0 nutgci pars and tnbapcn JESSIE lEWEK i dam of Acnon S y 220 DamofIona217 Dam of Alpha 22 dam of Aegon 8y 2lWi Annnbell grandam of Irinco Itegcnt 2jl6i Winona dam of Alaska 22714 Monte- Â¬ zuma 220fi IxiGrando siro of Grandeo 8 223 dam of Irene 223 Jola trial 22 ALGEItIA WILKES yill mako tho season tllluo Grass Park nt the Jow prlci of 25 toinsnro a living colt Our personal attention will be given to thocaro of all stock but cannot bo responsi Â¬ ble for accidents or escapes should any occur Grass furnished at 10 cents ncrdav or am liv ttm month and must bo paldfor beforo removal of mares Season money duo In all ciiscs when maro lyftcd vfUh or bred w vv vvv d t l Jolm22lgdof Dam of Don Wilkes 224J Ashmoro220 siro of Captain by TATTLE 220 SIro of IndinnnpolU 221 Voltalro 220V Gosslp2l8Kumor220Slandcr2S8 i bjIMAMBUINO CHIE 11 CoTR wuuwuauai i uaener uoiaen Eagle and Jr juxport J50U10 Beer Aro tha moat ncrfect nrodnetnnf llmnvt nf C w wigniy rcccommenu ruro extract of Mult and lions and tim LT purpose of Building up Broken Down Constitutions such as lrescrw- cspeclaUy litssionai mentsg beset with asarcmedv iinaiirnnacn-- ixtwiva if i1114a ilit u ii r n i vi in j curo lll voy ortli v V thci eby l elievo tho publlq of the uso of the manifold offorrd rrMCCBfflt PHYSICIANS AND MEDICAL JOTIRTJAto iiii Furtherm fnm7f S nn7T nu 1 Hruvl rrmnlc 8 3BXJIDTVXJD r BE3A Invalid Bottled pfcKcaroanU8th0Onyrcra the United 8tates tuutiiiMVtDiuuov ViUUl It Is tho purest mnif 3Sr o 5t Wirichester Kj yi QcU921yr i nc uonn nauK tsrevng Rn A AVML Tf u i Li J Z t Qo Cincinnati OhW a V i our lust a out In mutter issued by the department needs lornia yrmea are doctored over Ihere ieU to sell as Burgundies or Bordeaux to be revised and put tf the farmers Itait JUT fear Etc Jjfr Morton consider the Gfivcrn Vernacular The documents of the u met appropriation for tho Worlds Fair extravagantly liberal IIo does Ury-- department issued at present are Wo represent the Old Reliablo rc m moM ypuRTiiN hoxtr a couched in terms bo high flown and notjltlnk that thero is any constitu Â¬ INQ TO EARN THKZ lALAlIEg ts Colby Hazoltou Bros Bush tional authority for such an appro Â¬ scientific as to bo absolutely unintelli- Â¬ priation IIo thinks that all this fuss gible to tho farmer Co and thoUvcra Poudi about Columbus open tne door to ex Â¬ V 4 V A man i travagant expenditure in honor of Iculi Descriptions of the Throe Unknpyvns Morton Srnltty arid as well send said Mr Morion might t mo a book written iu anyowd gentleman who may havo Blssell In Aotlvo Sorvlco distinguished himself Ho is deter Â¬ Sanscrit a languago I do not speak mined that tho fl42350 allotted for as to send one of these department thp Mason And Hamlin and Chicago BY AKTIinil UmSUANE exhibition purposes to tho Depart books to tho ayorago farmer He i t u Mf j nrM ment oi Agriculturo will not bo Wast- Illustrates his meaning with tho fol- Â¬ 11 U uywiii huh wriuen a mug letter on Wt t duo lowing agriculture story Wo sell all the above instruments ou such easy terms that all who tlioTpubjccr which ho has had put in womon Tho uoglect Js doubtless type arq thinking of buying can easily pay for them Our terms are When I was a boy thoy used to Mr Mortons frock coat is impoij- - to tho fact that both aro so plentiful monthly and price moderate Air Morton has devoted more of his uit It is of a dark gray material As booh as a man is well enough off ask a preacher to como and delivor a time to getting iht of old United 1 Wo havo also just added a comploto lino of SHEET MUSIC and jut ao long that if tlio Secretary of to nliorcl tho luxury of tmtiKing no sample scrmonj aud if thoy liked him Staten employees than to employing SMALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS to our stock and can furnish Well onco a preacher new oio JVsrriculturo wore nothing elso ho gets away from tho work of digging thoy kopt him Ho has devotod many you anything iu that lino you arc looking for Remember we will hours to djcti8iuin with Inventors still handlo all kinds Sowing Machine Needles and Oil Whon in would aot bo subjected to arroBt In the up tho ground and aflor that ho only came and delivered a very flowery eager to have their ideas taken up and tnced of anything in our lino givo us a call cnst crowded thoroughfare It is the bothors about agricultural questions sermon on tho text Feed my Lambs experimented upon by tho Govern Â¬ modern frock coat worn by the intol when tho timo comes to pay for pota- Â¬ It was full of long words and tho ment He has already developed tho young people thought that it was Jigont villianiu society plays aud by toes or flour nucleus of what may bo his pot agri Â¬ beautiful The wisest old deacon cultural idea This On tho mantlopfcco HIS 1IIU driOKTUNtTY the society hero In real life No 18 Broadway Fizer Block back of his deik thorois a bag of littlo however remarked that it was good A good muny years beforo Mr frock coat has two rows of buttons black feeds with fluffy bits of cotton p the front and oven theso buttons Morton was born men woro digging enough but the fodder was bo high ho Thoso aro Imnnr iyiVSArJSrJvhr sticking to thoin ro interesting sinco thoy must havo up the ground in Egypt with ploughs reckoned that most of tho sheep could ted Egyptian cotton seed which Mr This story Mr Morton Morton thinks may bo extremely val Â¬ Aeon selected and ordered by tho man aud carrying their products on carts not tasto it thinks applies to tho agricultural sor Congress for irrigation purposes All quarantine when necessary superviso uable to this nation Thoy yield ho Â¬ who holds our vast wheat Holds and drawn by animal power Tho intel of this was spent in looking up loca- - tho removal of cattle lrom State td says very much moro oil than the cattlo ranches in tho hollow of hia ligent man got tho easy job of driving moutj sent by tho department to tho tions for reservoirs Nouo of it was State and inspect livo stock killed for ordinary American cotton seed food baud Thoy are buttons of a sort ot tho cart and tho dull man held tho farmer Tho now Secretary Agriculture saved to build the reservoirs and none This official farmer must also over- Â¬ impresses tho beholder of a good HIS FJIACTIOAL IDEAS criss cross patern such as girls woar plough Tho dull man is still holding as exe Â¬ to got wator to fill thorn see tho work of tho statistician of his cutive man but uot as a Concerning rain making experi- Â¬ creator of on their whiter cloth jackets At tho a plough of very much tho Bamo con- Â¬ OCCASIONALLY HE MAKES IUNS department This official attends to ideas Wttper end of tho frock coat of which struction whilo tho intelligent man ments Mr Mortou declared that the Ho has big gold cufl bottons with a Tho now Secrotary believes that tho tho collection of information concern ztfty man iu tho world might bo proud dovoting Ids centuries of thought to firing of guns in tho air to bring ing tlio crops abroad as well as at good sized diamond iu oach seed business is very much overdone home and of all other information fthoro is a sort of revival of tho farmer uio cart jiuh cnungeu n mio a ioco down water should not go on if ho Tho Department of Agriculturo puts useful to men engaged in agriculture Ho believed had his way about it an a turn do wu collar of very old pat Â¬ motive and train of cars up sccdun littlo packages which aro lie publishes a monthly bulletin for Court Directory tern It is the sort of collar that men Thero is a chance for tho man who that fivo or six thousand dollars of distributed to Congressmen who scat tho information of producers consum- Â¬ CIRCUIT COCKT before thoy learn that It is pos- Â¬ is Secretary of Agriculture who su Â¬ tho monoy appropriated for wear John E tor thcTseeds among their constituents ers and editors This bulletiniu the JUDOit and tlio Cooruu presiding Third Monday words of tho Iawi8 intended to pro- Â¬ May Fourth Monday In NoTcmber starched linen sticking pervises tho commissariat of tho He experiments was still uncxponded sible to havo Mr Morton who is not abcvo indulg Â¬ tect producers and consumers against COLRT Or COMMON PLKA8 t up under onoa cars aud still bo com publican to put the farmer on a piano and if its uso for rain making pur- Â¬ presiding Third Monday In ing in the lowesjt form of wit declared combination and extortion in handling Jcoox T J ScottMatch Scjitumber and f jrable with tho othor inhabitants of tho poses was mandatory it would havo ho thought tho departments seed of tho products otajicUjture MONTOOMKRY QCAKTFRLY COURT Tho bucolic ellect of tho collar is earth by experimenting studying and to bo fired oft He however did not businossTwas paternalism gono to seed This last task alone Avould keep any Judoe Lkwm Apfkrson presiding Tuesday af Â¬ ter Third Monday In January April July and This destroyed as soou as its better halt giving the farmer tho bonofit of intel- Â¬ bcliovo in shooting at the rain Tho system which had originated able man buay as thoso can testify October who havo looked into tho Ptock Â¬ tho necktie is studied It is a paio lectual operations which ho can not story illustrates his viows on rain with thoidoa of encouraging the in- Â¬ ets grain elevators freight mark Third Monday ofCOUNTY COURT each month i deals making gray necktie with a Binall black afford troduction of now varlotics of plants between railroads and othor great Y Kr MT BTKRMNQ CITY COURTS CIVIL BRANCH stripes almostjustifying tho suspicion Vhen Mrs Morso had a baby tho first went to Nebraska in 1854 on a modest scale had developed into American enterprises fvnar Jamks W Gitorxa prcniding First Sat Â¬ that tho Secretary of Agriculture transmission of news was very slow I was then twenty two years old I tho buying up of job lots of cabbage In addition to tho departments urday in eaeli month huys ties to match his trousers aud in and unreliable Tho baby grow up went to tho American Companys named thero aro half a dozen othors lL there is planted a big flaming ca- - to bo Morse tho inventor IIo noticed trading post A crowd of Indians seed and such trash by tho United which the Secretary of agriculture Professional U to the tuuo of must attend to Ho must look after ifeofihon rubv This ruby which of that there was plenty of very fast had gathered aud in tho centre there btatcs Government KLLIOTT 130000 a year Mr Morton tho tho insects birds and quadrupeds as TOIIN M Attorney-at-LaJ course may bo any kind of a red electricity up in tho air and in the stood an old Indian who was bliud new national farmer intends to do well as the farmers of tho country Mthtci liner Kr Onicc 14 Cotut Sticot First Floor Jono cut in round shape is sot in a earth and ho arranged to make it All those around him handed him away with the outrage if he can aud aim cto all ho can to cucourugo theH useful and discourage all others up of plain gold as big as a dolls work for a living aud our telegraph their guns loaded and ho stood Mr JAKNETT ho thinks that tho Congressmen who Morton tho new Secrotary devotes f Attotuoi-at-Lais really a ruby it is system is the result saucer If it Salyerm ille Ky For thousands straight up firing tho guns into tho now got tho seeds will thank him fourteen hours a day to the task which Will piactlceiu tho oui t of Kentuckv bushels of of years farmers havo seen au abun air This old blind man was the worth many hundreds of Ho does net Congressmen aro abused ho has undertaken is fifo apples which Mr Morton sells lo danco of water in tho air above them medicine mau of tho tribe In a tepco As it these J MOLIVKK AUoiiiey nt Law and Sunoyor by constituents who fail think tho constant confinement hurts not so much jhBjfoncrs of Colorado iiloiciiiiik and on tho caith and have scon their a prominent savagj was lying in a to get any seeds as by thoso who plant him in spite of tho fact that ho has All collections and leal estate Jitiantictiona or always been used to a outdoor life Ho an tiling concerning the same promptly at- Â¬ crops wither for tho lack of that trance Tho medicine man said that tended THE FEATUItES OF HIS CHOICE and of gien when and nurse Government seeds that has not asked a doctors advice in desired tu Ottice nlutiicta stiecttitleoppoaltu Court fonit twenty one years and does not expect llouie Above tho collar sixleon and one water or have seen them drown by the air was full of good and bad never sprout lialf inches round and tho big caboch getting too much of it Mr Rusk spirits fighting for the soul of the Mr Morion bolioves that tho sup Â¬ to soon TIIOMION Ml Ollice with Dr It J Drake OKIUNATED ou ruby there is tho real Secretary of who would not impress tho average prominent sick Iudiau Ho was fir Â¬ pression of this distribution of seed Tlio following AllllOIt JAY East Main btreetMt sterling Ky facts ing tho guus at tho bad spirits I by tho Government would bo a wise tho tilings to which give an idea of Aaficulture tho head and face of tho beholder as a mau of great thought Secretarv Morton n AHAZKL1UUG Snail to whom are intrusted the inter at least had the courago to say to think that he had just as much chance Attonioy-at-lastop in tho direction of protection and has devoted his life and will help to Ollice Tylcr Appcrson building MtCity Atty 3tcrllnJKy eats of the most important class of himself that if the country was to do of bringing them tumbling around explain his character that it would encourage seedsmen and Ho takes more interest in forestry MS Tjler Lewis Appewon men in tho country Tho main fea nothing but tako droughts aud floods him as the modern agricultural man tho the industry of seed raising than in anything elso AlUEItSON IIo is tho IPVLKU 1 is firmness and decis Â¬ as thoy came it could do that without has of bringing down rain ture of the face AttorneyH-at-la- r ongnator ot Arbor Day which is a Ollice Tyler Appei son building Mtatcrllnff Ky THE DKIAllTMENT LMRAKY ion Thoeye8 are sot rathor deep tho help of a paid Secrotary of Agri Â¬ A man named Powers published a fine idea and would bo moro useful if in tho depart Â¬ and in talking tho eyebrows aro culture and tried to got rain by book in which ho names 200 battles Among other things thrifty soul of the school childreu and others took tho WHITK 1JUOOKS oflond tho Attorneya-at-Lntroublo to look aftor tho trees which I thought that ment which drawn down Tho features of Mr shooting at the sky v He may havo followed by rain MLSteillngKy Â¬ as been foolish and he may not but it was pretty strong iu favor of tho of tho new Secretary is tho depart they plant Mr Mortons idea concern- Â¬ Will practice in the counties of Montgomery jMortons face which may servo very littlo ing Arbor Day appeared on January Bath Menifee Powell Clark and Bourbon and is a Uio Siipeiior and Appellate Courts Ofllce In guides to his character that is to say seems probablo that whon God made rain shooting idea until I read an ar Â¬ ment library It 1 187 in tho tho earths surfaco two narts water ticle by another man who mentioned library which suggests the literary put through form of a bill which he Caldwell building jio featurcsofhis own choice aro a tho Nebraska Legislature DKIIAVEN Suuduy As a Attnrnnv compliment to him April 22 tho WA gray mustache with drobpiug ends a and ouo part laud ho thought that man 2000 battles after which no rain fell department of a country Ou the question of irrigating tho school Tho United States of America day of his birth was selected as Ar- Â¬ Office Court Street Htflrllnir Kir small goatee not more than an iuch would manage to wet tho one third Will practlco In aU Conrta waste lands of tho Republic Mr Mor- Â¬ spout 3000 last year for books for bor Day Since then forty two Statos of tho Commonwealth long aud eyeglasses heavily rimmed of laud when necessary of forty four havo a dopted V L JPKOCTOlt tons position is also a negativo ouo this department and 5520 on a out idea as NOT MUCH ORIGINALITY with tprtoisphell which give him1 a the havo England and Aus- Â¬ D Dentist He is no broad minded prophet look- Â¬ libraiiau aud assistants to keop tho tralia ML Sterling Ky Mr Morton does not appear to bo a look of age and solemnity Tho new Office over Mt Sterling Xational Hank Â¬ considMr Morton has lived on tho same Secretarys ears aro torge which is mau who will do very much in tho ing forward to tho day which will books in older Mr Morton common farm adjoining Nebraska City since J N COX M D supposed to bo a sign of intelligence lino of original oxperimcntbijt it nUy find us with a thousand millions of ered these figure opposed U Mt sterling Ky was twenty threo years old sonso and sont for a man to catalogue ho Office ltoom Tjlsr Appeisou building Resl- and generosity and thoy grow close bo hopod that ho will bring to the inhabitants requiring tho product of ucuvuuu xuluu sircuu Ho does not He was sixty one on April 22 aud valuo the library to tho head all the way down that is task assigned him qualities of careful oyery foot of soil Mr Morton owns Tlio origin of his homestead was a will equal twice cKl Government tract ono quartor section JI1U IIOWAltD VAN ANTV Dentist to say tho lobes aro not detached conscientious investigation and econo- Â¬ a larm ana raises apples winch lie believe that the valuo Ho sold six tho amount of one years appropria- Â¬ lb 1G0 acres of Government land OOleo with Dr Win Van Antwerp Short street is considered to bo a my which will form a good working sells at a good profit The peculiarity which he pro empted at 125 an acre opposite the court house sign of beauty iu St Louis an opinion foundation for tho great Secretary of thousand busholslast year His sym Â¬ tion Sinco then ho has increased his hold- Â¬ pathies aro with tho individual far Â¬ Mr Moi tons duties as Secrotary of ing by D HHAYDOX MD perhaps duq tor tho fact that Miss Agriculture when ho shall appear adjoining MtSterlin Ky mer whose lauds aro irregated and Agriculture aro not simple In fact an aero buying street cars land at 200 Uleo near rrsidence cot High Sycnmoro Sts Cora Baker tho most beautiful woman For instance Mr Mortou has already jno now run to in the city had ears made in that way discharged enough emuloyee3 from who does not want deeort lauds made they can bo remarkably complicated his farmhouso door v Mr Mortons greatest delight is the H CLAY McKEK In a Mr Morton is a straightforward ono of his departments tho Bureau to blossom and compete with his val- Â¬ if ho chooses to let them bo Attomey-nt-iaraising of fiuo apples Ho has eighty general way he must manago and su MtSteiling Kv jnau who ovidontly thinks on his own of Animal Industries to effect a re uable acres Olllco upstairs oonier of Court and Broadway acres of orchards pervises all the business of tho Gener to 0000 bushels a and sells from 5000 Mri MortOiv says account and who has formed opinions duction of 125000 a year in running yoar iu Colorado JLpiost of the subjects that havo pre expenses Somo years ago tho cattlo ESTABLISHED 1850 I see no propriety in taxing good al Government in its official relations and in tho two Dakotas Ho spends As a private citizen Mr Morton is IIo has of tho country woro threatened with productivo land to irrigato bad land to agricultural industry feonrtid themselves to him Mt Shilling Jv Capital stock 100000 cvidohtly found more time for think- Â¬ an opodemic of pleuro pneumonia A Farmers aro already complaining of about a million dollars of tho public interested among other thing in the II V letei s Pie- - John J Winn Cahi business of making starch iu dock Â¬ ing than for reading that is to say great body of veterinarians and othor overproduction It would bo unjust monoy each yoar Tho amount ap yards and in cereal mill Ho grinds fo5o has relied largely ou individual sharps were hired to stamp out tho to tax them and uso their taxes to propriated last year was 91360072 700 bushels of oats a day into oatmeal fwcpeiience and has not devoted much diseaco They stamped it out effect- Â¬ create fresh productivo acres that On March I of this yoar 12542882 Ho uses fivoor six thousand bushels of unie oit considering tho results of ually and then remained placidly on would enter into competition with was unexpended Much of that un Â¬ corn each day as well His mills run night aud day till Sunday morning IIo is a the Government pay rolls liko tho En- Â¬ them other mens investigations Tho Government might as expended balance however may bo They bosjin again at 7 oclock on Sun Â¬ very good practical man excellently glish sparrows that were brought well spend monoy to revive tho aban Â¬ owed as tho departments of this groat day evening adaptod to carrying out Mr Morton grinds up 500 bushels over to exterminate the caterpillars doned New England farms with country havo a littlo way of looking use- Â¬ and made themselves a pest after all guano as spend monoy for water to upon cash in hand as assets irrespec- Â¬ of corn into cornstarch for fwod aud policy and will doubtless bo GOOD GROCERIES for laundry staich tive of contracted liabilities ful to tho country at least in tho way tho caterpillars weie gono Tjio new givo life to Western deserts Ho considers that it is a good idea of restraining enthusiasm and luck ot Secrotary has sont all of tho veterinar HIS VAST ItEbrONSIIIILlTIES THE THOUGHTS THAT EMIUTTEIt HIM to havo Mr Murphy abro id introduc Â¬ AND CHOICE FRESH MEAT balance among his subordinates if ians and othor useless persons to join Mr Mortons soul is full of bitterÂ¬ Tho Sccretaiy of Agriculturo has ing our corn foods among tho Europe Â¬ BUY THEM OF not as a creator of origual methods tho vanished plouro pnoumonia ness because of tho Goverment rein charge anioug othor things of tho fol- ans Mr Murphy reminds him ot the French gentleman who fPlirt Tntio if mnnf nF A moitlf inn C F Keesee Co Mr Moiton finds many things to deer in Alaska For their presence lowing departments of agricultural command woro potato at tho Kings blossoms in which has been intrusted to Mr Mor object to in tho regular running of the thero tho agricultural Department is investigation a botanical division a their buttonholes to make potatoes ton by Urovor Cloveluud ought to bo department Ho often illustrates his responsible It fills Mr Morton with pomological division a microscopical popular Uv Morton points out the tJjio most important of all tho depart- - meaning with a short story grief to think that the United States division a chemical division an or faet that at first tho French would t AciUs Agriculture doso more than My idea of tho Agricultural De Â¬ has spent 25000 to put a herd of roln nithological division a forestry divis- Â¬ havo nothing to do with potatoes whereas now thoy aro cooking them Miuything else to supply tho national partment he said is that it should deor in Alaska and is paying a man ion an entomological division and an iu two or three hundred different COMPOUND money which Mr Carlislo controls bo in lino with tho Jeffersouian idea 1500 or 2000 a year to look aftor office of exporimcut stations These ways also supplies milk to the children of government which idea Is to pro- Â¬ them A icceut dUcocry by an It AS TO THE FAIIt minor divisons aro nominally iu tho old phjslciuu successfully and bread and meat to the men of tho tect tho life liborty and property of Mr Mortons tono leads to tho be Â¬ chargo of tho assistant Secretary but Mr Morton has great hopes of Mr used monthly by thousand of LatheIs tlio only per Republic It makes tho United tho citizen and tho stock lief that tho 1500 man herding tho tho Secrotary of Agriculturo is really Murphys missionary labors on behalf fectlysafe and teliiblo medicine dicoeted responsible for them and must ap of tho Government and of American Ilewatuof tuipiincipleddiuggists who offer in States independent of the rest of tho Mr Morton is ono of thoso well reindeer will soon loso his head aud provo any proposition beforo final corn Mr Mortons eldest son has feiior niHIcnies in place of this Ask for Cooks world and makes many other coun- Â¬ meaning gentlemen who spend their the rolndeer their shepherd m tako or Tho Secretary ot corresponded with Mr Murphy and Cotton Uoot Comi oiin iotngo no substitute mo action is taken inclose il and cents iu letter and tries depend upon us timo shyin g at tho bugaboo of pater- Â¬ Mr Morton denounces tho irriga- Â¬ Agriuulturo has chargo of a Buroau tho results aro already apparont Last will hcnp sealed by return mail Kull Healed In this depart Â¬ year mv Mortons nulls shipped to particulars inplniii en dope to indiei oulj two Tho two things that havo been nalism His idea is that the Agricul- Â¬ tion end of tho Agricultural Depart Â¬ of Animal Industry tamps Address ment ho must investigate all conta- Â¬ Livorpool sixteen carloads of white most noglccted in this world by men tural Department should teach the ment ou tho authority of Souator Pond LllvCo No 3 Fisher Block Detroit MioU gious diseases of live stock inspect cornmeal This meal which is of thought havo been tho two most peoplo how to help thomBolvos tha Stewart of Novada Three hundred imported and exported animals ox wonderfully fine and mado of ground Sold In Mt steiling by Keiinedv Bros W S deger LloydItC necessary things agriculture and it should confine itself almost exclu- - thousand dollars was appropriated by amiuo cattlo ships establish cattle minatcd corn that is to say of corn Acryw here Llojd T G Julian uud drugghiU m -- tih to day 1 CSOttTAGKE 4- A ZFI2STOS - - KGkAJsTS E L Dfasorl soM x rain-maki- ng m f w w w i w 11 w Â¬ TBI DRINK AND EAT Â¬ Â¬ - -- i I W -- I fttfMM i TV f lx WH1WW lrmk vb 100 Sj V 4t i n vr -- V under Mr Clovolandjglrat Adminis- Â¬ 25c 50c and nation rry this AT WHOLESALE and RETAIL tration will cortaP by T G Julian JnwrlUng pleaec mention Udepnper aiimmar JB V ui nib uuviwtM A jK Soldi BENXtROBltfkpiN 35 jy 1 I ly ftt V Mi I I MfSteillutrKj cT thauhoyeah bo uimgnr y iroi i stdret P rj a 4 3Htp rn HT fnfmitoM Wtjtottom l ft 11 www T t i -- - r1 T w i trw i w 43211 onn ned cxJia-t- i rmrT r y HfEV JWw -- vrr IMMIillWraHPPE1 TSAJ 1ft f rmitrrrmr ARE YOU GOING W in ill iilifftf BWWItMaiWffl -- THE ADVOCATE W f T W A WOOD BimUR 8 what you The Wst Twine iff Kiim U mdy CO t ADVOCATE PUBLISHIHG COMPAMY TO - THE and get H now md WUNNELLEt TUESDAY MAY 0 1803 FOB STATE BKKATOK iS Mm We aro authorized to announce Hon J P Gay of Clark county as a can Â¬Â¬ didate for Senator of this district composed of the counties of Clark Bour bou and Montgomery subject to the action of the Democratic party Col J H IIolloway of Clark county is a candidato for Stato Sonatoirfrom tho district composed of Bourbon Clark and Montgomery counties sub ject to tho action of tho Democratic party Your voto and influonce ro pectfully solicited Wo aro glnd to niinounco to our friend that tho riillroiul havo granted tho prl ilCKQ of stopping over at Loulnt tile cither going to or from upon arrival ai LonUrillo jour ticket must bo deposited with tlio unicngo Trnnsportntion Commlttei o nt tlio Hoard of Trndo Iluildlnir unu a receipt innun for same When ready to ieavu Ixniinvillo tho ticket will upon surrender of tho recclnt ho hack stanmed for tho noxt train leaving tho citr and trill bo good for no other i worlds- FAIR t v If P 8 Lot us bring out the only perfect Binder la this section put it up now and be ready to cut lyour wheat BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES Why not add a littlo and buy a Goslln Smith Eggors now They ride easier last threo times as long as any other buggy sold hero and look 100 por cent bettor iH t YOUOAN8AVB ALL THIS TROUBLE AND TIME HOWEVER BY COMING AT ONCB TO THE NSW YORK STORK AND WE WILL AT- Â¬ TEND TO HAVING THE TICKETS STAMPTBD FOR YOU There Is practlonllr no restriction as to tho time allowed for tho stop over and It is very much fioped that our fi lends who pass through louUvlllc will avail themsch cs of this optortunity of stopping off and making their fall pur- Â¬ chases before going to the Fair v i HARNESS Why not let us furnish you a fino sot of harness or if you will not buy a ilno sot wo kedp some cheap -- DRAWING PRICES Trices which 111 fill our houso to overflowing with tho best of dressers wltli ho most careful ot bu era Prices w hich will bi ing us thousands of orders FriccH which will more than ccr bind this store to tho hcaits of tho great shopping public tho bargain loving people Trices which throw down tho gauntlet to al lompctltion and challenge tho woiA to produco their equal prices which wll huso all other offerings to dwindlo Into Insignificance 1500 yards fancy sttlped plaid and 2000 yards Plain and Fancy Crepon vnluo 00c checked Suitings almost half value Suitings going tins salo I F ones SADDLES - T aZTJI j Wo havo Saddles from tho Finest Raco or Show Saddle to tho Common Morgan Tree Tho Ninetieth legislative District of Kentucky according to tho bill lately passed by both Houses and which has received tho Governors signature is composed of tho couutios of Montgomery and Monefeo Wo have heard as yet of no one who de Â¬ sires to servo in tho coming Legisla- Â¬ Nunuclloy Cos Harness tt tt 5spc 35c 50C id I I t Saddles Buggies m Challis 1000 yards of Finest Printed French 600 yards 42 lnch Black Whlto In beautiful light colors Gray StUpcd and TIaid Suitings imd Cfjn tt IP i ture from our district Tho mauagemont ot tho Great Fair now in progress did not think it safe to trifle with tho instructions of the United States Congress and tho out Â¬ spoken wishes of tho Amoricau people So tho first Sunday passed and the gates of tho Columbian Exposition were not opened Tho rovorence for tho Lords Day is too deeply rooted in the minds and hearts of the pcoplo for even the management of a Worlds Pair to disregard It with safety 8500 yards fancy Check and striped 100 yards Fine All wood Striped Cord Suiting araro bargain for A ftp pure all wool sul tings worth fl Qn 1200 yards lino Spring Suitings in 100 ynrds 48 inch black Nuns Veil pretty checks and mixtures superb ing valued at f 125 price only 7Ep or I 39c It It tt tt ft A1 r t Carts Surroys Phaetons Fish Wagons Wood Mowers Wood Binders Plows 1 i 41 49c 4w IT tt tt tt tt ff rtfs tt u fk Vt 3 It i itetftoWtefkRE THE STEWART DRY GOODS CO it it tt tt it Harrows Cultivators Hay Rakes Biuder Twine No clerk hire No porter Littlo Rent Best Goods Lowest Prices lil r 1 Jt -fA - lunna CARPETS CpKISfery MILLINERV mrwrimaKKiv2MvJito J I W IE Ll WflR- 4U3T A IT IWL vB6 r ff - jf- - r it I ti0Tv s-- -il NUMELLEYC0 MOST SUCCESSFUL I J w ciations havo gone forth from that ele- Â¬ Postmaster Hampton at Winches ment of county Democracy who think ter in Representative Lisles district Mr Thompoou will soon walk tho plank Hampton themselves hurt it 6ccms took an active part in the wants tho people to know that tho campaign and organized the voto of work of selecting these committees has ih county especially the negroos and otherwise acted the part of a partisan heretofore been an arduous task for the There is still ouo year to his credit Chairman of tho State Central Com- Â¬ but it was intimated to day that his mittee tho county Chairmen either career as postmaster would soon end from neglect or preforenco having loft Permanently located at Lonfavilln mm uy nvc Bixins oi mo most prom- Â¬ Mr D C Lisle Representative Lisles it to him In order to sharo this labor inent Kentucky will bo at brother is slated for tho appointment and wealthiest of our farmnra iiifeimil Washington Cor Courier Journal with him it was decided that tho va- Â¬ I saw every name signed to Mr Postmaster Wood of Mt Sterling is rious district chairmen should suggest Barkers petitions aud I stato the MX STJSKL1NG in tho same boat and will go tho same names of persons from the different above as facts within my personal counties or havo precincts to choose Wednesday May 24 1893 way about tho same time Brother knowledge hereby challenging any Returning every four weoks Johnnies caso is receiving the needed their own members as secmsd best to ono to disprove the truth of them It them Mr Thompson chose tho for is Dr Stockdale successfully treats attention absolutely untrue that his petitions mer method and tho work was carried 353k in Acute and Chronic Catarrh ringing Congressman McCreary has return Â¬ out according to his best judgment aro composed mainly of tho names of tho ears Deafness Diseases of tho Eye Ear Nose Throat Lungs Kid- ed to Washington to see what can be In this county ho informs us that he Republicans aud non residents Jioy Urinary and Bladder Troubles As to Mr Barkers fitness for dis done in tho way of distributing party has a personal acquaintance with each Bngets Disease Diabetes Dyspepsia to loyal party workers In member of the committee and knows charging the duties of postmaster it patrouago Coustipatiou Rheumatism and Paraly- speaking to an Advocate reporter thoni to bo Democrats firm in their is but fair to thoso sterling Democrats NmN IS ho said ho was formulating a bill in convictions W A SUTTON Epilepsy or Fits Positivelv representative men of tviiuaiynuu ma pennon to presumo DICK SMITH regard to United States District whom any county should bo proud that thoy would not havo endorsed Cured Courts which he hoped to have passed Ho further says Judge Apporson had him was ho not iu every resnect Young or Middle Aged Men suf Indeed it is a fact ap- Â¬ fering from Spermatorrhea Imno- soon after the beginning of tho nbxt nothing to do in this matter and as to fully capable parent to all that Mr Barker is tho ioncy jiruptions tho result of errors term of Congress Ho is of tho opin Congressman Lisle ho was never con or oxcosses should call before it is too ion that wo need in Kentucky another sulted and know nothing ef tho selec- Â¬ only male applicant who is physically West Main Street IatO WO iriiarantnn n ablo to give tho time and attoution to court with seperato officers and that tion until their names appeared in not gone too far V Wo are in the tho offlco that it demands such a oreatiou would make an an- - print Mr Thompson desires tho fiiual saving of several hundred thou Democracy of this county to bo as Â¬ If a Domocrat in this precinct de Â¬ Blood and UNDERTAKING Diseases sand dollars per annum If such a sured that his only purpose was serves and really needs tho office it is William Barker and if Mr Maxwell bill should pass it would bo necessary to select a committee such as work for O 1J111 n - p imiii is oorotuia Businoss for profit Wo can succeed only by practicing Stricture Gleet to havo a District Court in each Con- thebe8t interest of tho Democratic heeds the voice of tho local Democ etc cured by improved strict economy aud observing business methods Our prices and never gressional District Kentucky pays a party of Montgomery regardless of racv in tho matter j it is hut w tJ- vvat VSS fasling remedies will bo no higher than those of our sharpest competitors in tho 10 r8 of Womon auoh Lucorrhea large revenue and tho violations the pleasure of individuals and their parent that he will appoint him largestcitics A suite of furniture or any other articlo of our P line will bo a duplicato In material and prico to thoso In tho against tho revenues laws exceed personal interests J C Nelson DJsPaccmeut of Personally he Womb S08lruaon Painsin Bearing Down closcsts markets tho samo terms considered Editor The World thoso of other Southern States and knows nothing of family dissensions Tho trado will bo Back rohoved in short time supplied with tho latest styles of bedroom parlor and hall furn- Â¬ f hoy havo more courts than Kentucky and if there bo any such contentious Sharpsburg Ky May 9 1803 Tho Doctor carries all his iture wardrobes bookcases sideboards chiffonieres hatracks portablo This bill is gaining popularity on ac- Â¬ 1 instruments and enmna settees plain and ornamental chairs tables couches folding it count of tho saving it will bring about divisions and he should becomo ac- Â¬ We repolvctl a copy of tho Losing oxamino tho most ohscuro medical beds in their various combinations etc quainted with tho fact ho would not surgical enses Ho undertakes and ton Leaders forly page Souvenicr to tho government and because of fa contribute fuel for either side no In addition to tho above line wo will handlo a full Incurable diseases but cures edition with which it celebrated its hundreds cilatics it will present for dispatching to die Consultation frco fifth birthday It was an effort legal business and confidential Address Apperson Thomson Co tho part of its proprietors of on which Of both high and low grades upholstery and curtain materials Secretary Carlislo is something of they may bo justly proud The Lea Â¬ STOCKDALE mats rugs tablo and piauo covers window poles etc an ax swinger himself whon givon DKALKItb IX der is a success all along tho lino and room to wield his weapon Friday ho has elbowed its way vory far up in Louisville Ky had a littlo breathing spoil from tho the front rank of Kentucky journal County Committees Ijliress of office seekers who have been ism It louir SillCO bocamn nun nf thn West Main Street monopolizing his time and olovon most popular papers in tho Stato k All jobs turned out with heads of Republican chiefs of divisions J M Bigstaff will agreo to the mod Â¬ fell under his well directed blows neatness and dispatch OF EVPDV ification of his proposition for tho Late Saturday night a number of HEADQUARTERS KY WINCHESTER opening of Sycamore Street to Winn Mado aud sot up in all parts o Judge Robert Riddle of Irvine Is Garrard Williams and James Gil jiiegroes armod with shotguns congro- Streot aud after tho preliminary Sentinel Democrat a candidato for Colloctor of the Rich- Â¬ tho country ft gated at the court house and jail in Some of tho members of tho abovo stops nave iiecn tak on tho work of vin two horse thieves who weio mond district and is backed by Rep yHopkinsville Ky their intention bo- Write foii Designs firm aro complaiug bitterly that tho grading will bo commenced Tho arrested hero somo tinio since aud resentative Lisle which is thought to iug to protect Rich Phelps negro S D did not insert their ad eutiro agreemont is that tho grading of this wero No Agents Employed later claimed by tho Nicholas make his chances securo as Richmond murderer should an attempt bo mado The lino thoy say was omitted they streot shall bo completed by Novem Â¬ has ton or twclvo candidates who aro lynch him Extra police wero vlo ber 1 1893 Already quito a numbor court wero last wook at Carlislo given a jnn jvujii ujHVfuiiiiii aim uiu iivgiuuo lvkA uiiuur claim reads breaking their necks in tho Adamss son of persons arc figuring on building on threo and two yoars respectively in for tho place Washington scramblo Jguard until daylight when thoy wero car Tn 2Wyr 42 Broad way D RASCALS NEED APPLY NOD Lexington K lots iu this addition tho pen Ullsporseu isvillo Times Â¬ jzrtj rwpj5f l ga The meeting of the National Repub lican Leagues in Louisville this week will draw a number of tho faithful from all parts of the country The edit- Â¬ or of the Gazette will bo thoro Provi- Â¬ dence permittin and tho cricks dont rise and we may oxpect to see him CHAIRMAN THOMPSON como homo with his political backbone Bro Johnnie Of the District Committee Diswonderfully stiffened can draw more inspiration from a He claims Collusion publican rally than an old time Meth- Â¬ odist can from a campmcetiug For Much has been said about tho ac tho noxt few weeks tho readers of the tion of tho Chairman of tho State Gazotto may oxpect a wild shaking of that gory old pieco of filthy linen Central Committee in appointing tho that has stood tho Republican party county committees of this district and such good stead for the last quarter of particularly sharp and cutting denun Â¬ a coutury Â¬ 335To3flWJtFrERS0HST LOUISVILLE Eft iVV 32 MMsmMMM MsMMMM Spring Samnier G ooclsil V And Chronic Diseaso Specialist iu tho Stale XIJJXII XJUALUXtXl il J- - A Card HAVE ALTlFATiV TwnwTVTTT a comploto assortment of Dress Goods Hamburg Nainsook and Swiss Embroiders Torchon Laces lilack aud colored laces in endless variety Domestic and Zephyr To whom it may concern While E T Hill has received the endorsement of Congressman Payntor for Postmaster at Sharpsburg it must be remembered that Mr Payntor oudorsed Mr Hill before tho petitions of William Barker were sent to the Post ofllco Department Mr Barkers petitions aro signed by nine tenths of tho Democratic voters of their pre- Â¬ cinct who get their mail at this office showing beyond tho peradvonturo of a doubt that ho is tho only choico of tho local Democracy Besides that Mr Barker is heartily ondorsed by tnrco lourths of tho most prominent Democratic business men of our town M 4 Ginehams noveltv flnriRRon nmi Organdy Lawns Black and Figured 1 uunuuo jaumieuu jcmuroiaercu rv Klnttunl TTTVWA ii T -T awns jjaco TJ uuu xriBii j uurtalus ana roruers m great variety THE NEW DRESS GOODS include Dotted and Tolka det novel Â¬ ties Combination Suits BeiiEralinca Poplins Illuminated Dress Goods A Ulack Figured and Plain Dress A Goods Comploto Assortment of 1 JJrosa Trimmings Zeigler Bros Women and Childrens Shoes in comploto lines Now Parasols and Umbrellas received nT 13 Dr Stockdale L JOHN SAMUELS mMMBWMsM SUTTOrf SMITH J 1 i National Hotel Â¬ llMMgMggSMlSMl II nnf t- Wj J jQl cFURNITlE and Skin A Â¬ w i r E STOCZ OIF1 OABPETS SMITH SUTTON U I MD fiPPBBBagapggggiggT MqnumentO iimnW Â¬ If y - k 1 a 1 f M w V u l 4 w J i MaySSIITfina b iim hwutaiMrUrfl Hotel EfiHeavor will vpns jiuo iwiu unujbu uuuuiusuui I nut oigarB ana louacco uooa meats rterl3Ljiplty of 4 UMutwat Christ If nocks iSaet v 1 t r E3XjHSI3D DBSJJISr rv Si Winchester Kj O 1 I- - tf - 4 Oct 4 02 lyr The John HauK BrewTnTQoCiniriinatf7Ol - a M BLE BROS M Wholesale Grrooers I MT FW B Trimebl Bros Wholesale mocers j ny r i i The cles KZexinecisr DEALEK3 IK Bros Prescription Drugglstsn J y r c 4 wi crfiafie 4S - 21858 IS WHAT THE Hajpjidtkepwjleof ad still baa more Mt Sierliig fc the last Call on - Pure Drugs MedicinesS6C School Books School Supplies Pure Inks pencils Also Paints Oils and Varnishes c tweity yn V ITIIUNQ KY ar All Toilet Arti Â¬ A HOFFMAN 1 CO As that is the only place in town that yon can get A ROYAL POLICY i Chos Glover of Richmond spont N Fresfrldgo has rcslgnod Sunday in town bastorato of tfo Winchester Bap- Misses Cora Kelly and Agnes Walsh mrch spont Sunday in Lexlugtpu Mrs Waller has liico rooms with J Clyde Nelson of tho Sharpaburg 4 hoard Call at 55 Howard World was In town yesterday lAvene Mrs J D Sowell of Sajt Lick Is Beginning with noxt Sunday tho visiting iu tho city a fow days thfs Inow timo card will bo in effect on tho week 3 O road Tho local freight di- of Bath Mis8Wynona Moore Ivlsion having been changed from pounty is visiting friends aud rola MfanI CdMt Sterling This changi t in tho city brings to this city about twonty men Ralph Jones of- - Frankfort is and their families visiting tho family ot Mrrjonni Sam Â¬ Tho Montgomery Circuit Court ad uels on Main Street journed Saturday after a four weeks Mrs W T Havens aud daughter session A largo amount of businoss Cooper went Miss Florine are homo after a soveral vas dispatched Judge o OasitogsvillQ and began tho term of months stay in Fraukfort kho Kith county Circuit Court yes Mr William Cheatham foreman of terday the Sharpsburg World was in the city Sunday and Monday W A Hill Qf tho Bourbon Marble RVorks Paris erected a haudsomo State Senater B F Cockrell camo zranlto monument in tho Catholic homo from Frankfort Saturday to I Cemetery near this city last week epond a fow days with his family lover tho remains of tho late Michael V Miss Annlo Ott who has been tho Ujbons Tho monument is of fine guest of Misses Annio and Cora lerign and tho workmanship excellent Kolly for some weeks returned homo groat re yesterday to Ironton Ohio f Tho Bantist church with luctance accented tho resignation of Mrs Wood Richardson and Mrs lEov E E Bomar which will take ef W G Doaring of Flemingsburg are to day fect July 1 Mr Bomar loaves iu tho county visiting their friends to attend tho Southern Baptist Convon Thos McEldowuoy and wife of ttioiWwhich convenes with tho First Winchester spent Sunday with Mrs 3aptist Church of Nashvillo on Thurs McEldowneys father Judge M M lay tho 11th inst t r eadvocate PERSONAL MENTIONj CORRESPONDENCE Camargo Rebecca Redmon has beon very ill for a fow days but wo aro glad to say sho is now improving Mrs Mrs Geo E O wings of Mt Ster Â¬ ling spent tho past week with hor daughter Mrs J W Cokoral of this place lev J STANDS EVERY SZZsTZD fly llie 6nw is 1 Best ifirfit-f-1afi- OIF Is Miss Carrlo Turner of Mt Sterling and Miss Nannie Bailey of Howards Mill spont Saturday and Sunday with thoir frioud Miss Florence Richoy Thomas Welch of Mt Sterling bought six tons of hay from Mardicai Myers at 11 per ton John Grooms is moving his saw mill tp tho farm of J T Rlckotts Some meu think that clothing cannot be as well and care Â¬ where ho expects to do a fow weeks fully made as suits that aro mado to order That may bo true in some cases -p- robably many work But It is well to remember that a house with a reputation A D Turley Is building a now de Â¬ is Jealous of it and cannot afford to turn out that wont STAND i EVERY KIND OF CRITICISM Our ready Jwear partment to his dwelling ooh Miss Sallio Reid has been spending custom work The material of every garment wo sell is chosen by ourselves 2 tho past two weeks with relatives at and inadetfbr our special irode When WE aro satisfied YOU will surely bo Not tho least satisfactory thing will bo tho price 3 Stanton Jesse Hoiiton ready-to-wear CRITICISM SSSfflfeS- Cleanliness Freer circulation Greater condensation and hense drier air Lower average tempera- Â¬ ture Freedom from condensa tion on the inner walls Freedom from damage Crassy Lick -- Dr E O Guorrant was in tho city few hours Saturday exchanging n eetlnsrs with some of his many triondlL He went to Louisville to fill in appointment to preacn uu oumj JyTtho way ho has promised to como to Mt Sterling some timo soon and lelivcr his lecture on tho Mound Juildors Circuit Court 31ork arid his Doputy Howard An- t euuesuay lerson had a cumcuuy Friends interforred before afternoon kho angry gentldmetf could do more air Anaor- ban uso their tongues anu fcon retired irom his position not yet decided in what ousiness ias ho ifll engage Hctu4 R Bright SundayMay 17 Mrs Mary D Tho fu- 3 wife of J G Langston Monday afternoon neral was preached at the Christian church by Eld H D 31ark assisted by Rov A J Arrick and Rev D P Ware Burial in lachnelah cemetery Mrs Langston as a rood woman faithful in all lifes duties and sho answered that Child summons from tho Master come homo A largo tobacco warehouse belong ing to Mr Thomas Cormedy and sit uated about a milo East of Mt Ster ling on tho Owingsvillo piko was burned on Sunday night Tho build ing contained about 150000 pounds of icjo and a number of farming im- trcioat an ot wnicn wero a toiai loss Thcro was youv insurance uu the building but as Mr Cormedy is not at homo wti wero unablo to as certain the amount on tho tobacco Jailor James Best Deputy Sheriff Lllie riatlifl and Marshal Charles Wilson went to Frankfort Thursday ind placed in tho pen five prisoners four men and a woman all colored that had been convicted at tho term jf tho Montgomery Circuit Court just 3uded Cora Williams got an 18 louths sontonco and John Owiugs uidJFrank Coleman a year each lor larceny and Jonah Vinogar and Jess Tipton ouo year for perjury ill tho prisoners seemed to regard H aTHaTas a first class picnic Tho Montgomery Biblo Society leld its annual meeting at tho Chris Tho tian church Sunday ovoning roports of tho soveral oillcors wero received aud tho following elected to William servo for tho comiug year itchell President tho pWors of tho Vice Presidents several churches 3rovn Cornelison Secretary James IKopiiedy Treasurer J A Oroar Dr r Fnwrrtl Vaii Antwerp W PDickey W1 nch and John R Sharp wcutivo Committee Rovs Redd of tho Methodist Church and Arrick of he Fi wt Presbyterian Church made addresses 4 W N Ramsey and wife of Win Â¬ chester wero visiting thoir son Wm Ramsey last week Mrs Jas W Masbn was visiting the 5 family of Silas Yager near Millers burg last week The following turn plko officers 6 wero elected on last Saturday for the Mt Sterling and Grassy Lick Pike by use of ice pick Aro the marvel of the community Mado in the R Stofer president D G Howell latest fashion fabric excel Â¬ Proper location ofadrip secretary and treasurer Jas W lent fit perfect and finished in the best stylo a combination rarely found in 7 Cassidy Mason II C Howell aud D L Smith much higher priced suits pipe Louisville was directors Col H L Stone of S Longer life Jas Mason traded to Martin Ramey hero several days his week looking in the six yearling heifers and ono dry cow after tho business of clients Lined with mineral wool 9 jack for one Circuit Court We also have a nice line Miss Nora Peters and Mary Good Men do not need to be told that it is of beautifully decorated water paster of Owingsvillo camo over to thoir interest to buy where they Call or write for one Friday to hear tho Hoywood Com- Â¬ can get the best goods for their money coolers and handle the White They Mr pany at tho Opera House J L Conroy speaks to them this Mountain and Peerless Ice among other friends wero entertained week in a half page ad and says ho Saturday by Miss Fauuio May Hamil wants those who are judges of goods Cream Freezers ton at Flat Creek in his line to call and examine the We give you the best for W F Schooler formerly of tho Hust- Â¬ grade of harness saddles bridles etc the least possible money liwiir ler is with thoAshville N C Morning he handles and compare quality and immma Gazette composing rooms Wo wish prico with any one Mr Conroy does uot claim to sell tho cheapest goods him success among the tarhcels J L Hainline representing tho because ho does not handle the shoddy Henry T Crano Boot and Shoo Co but if you want a good article at a has beon in town several days this very reasonable prico call on him week and has visited several Tcountry He is to bo found on Maysvillo Street HardwareQueensware Tinware Boono of Mt near tho public square next door to Mrs G W stores Etc Etc T K Barnes Glvo him a Sterling is visiting her sister Mrs J R M call when you como to town next All kinds of Landreths seeds at - - Ky Mt B Marcum Jackson Hustler Money to Loan 41 2t y Monday Court day T G Julians 100000 to loan in sums of 500 to B F Dorsey of Mt Sterling was 25000 at a low rato of interest for Sidnoy Turner ot Go to Mitchells for water coolers hero Tuesday Misses ani Ladies fine grade Ox- Â¬ Gents aud boys straw hats latest 41 2t Mt Sterling spont last week hero fords Southorn Ties and Shoos in a long or short term on first mortgage styles at real estate with his mother Mrs Annio Turner 41 latest styles Black and Tan 4t Sharp Trimblo Dentons J T Day of Hazel Green has puw Tho following fronMt Sterling 41 4t John Maupin Agont Sharp Trimblo Denton chased the property of tho Winchester attended tho Owingsvillo Sharpsburg Lexington Ky Coleman O Groves the young ora- Â¬ Dining Co at tho intersection of tho All kinds of Landreths seeds at game of ball horo last Friday evening tor of whom Mt Sterling seems to bo No 19 West Main Street 41 4t O roads at Winches K C and C 412t T G Julians Hamilton Davis David Lypscomb so proud was born horo in Sharps Â¬ tor aud will erect buildings and con Â¬ Charley Hazelrigg aud Barney Mar burg where ho spout tho early por- Â¬ Go to Mitchell for wire settees Four cars of salt Farmors givo us duct a wholesale and retail grocery and Taylor and tion of his boyhood a call tin of tho KT S screen doors and windows His first little 41 2t business 39 3 and Hoffmau Friday evening speech was mado In Adam Baum Son Richard Apporson Tho World Wood tho Academy building hero and wo President Cleveland it is said has still claim him His father Judgo Jno issued an ultimatum on the subject of Tho bostlSO kid shoes for ladios E Groves Superlntedaut of Schools personal interviews Ho doclars that in tho market at of Montgomery county was also born hereafter ho will grant no personal in Â¬ Dentons 41 4t Sharp Trimble and raised in this county aud was the terviews with applicants for offlco un Â¬ first school teacher under whose tutor- Â¬ less he of his own motion so elects Tho gas well is over 400 foot deep ship tho editor of tho World over re Â¬ He calls upon tho Seuatora and Rep Â¬ and tho pressure of tho gas registers ceived instructions Sharpsburg resentatives to loud their aid toward tho same as when first struck World a strict adhoronco to tho now rule Mrs T J Henry and children and Messrs J H Mason Toshua Owiugs All kinds of Landreths seeds at Mrs Chas Koysor of West Liberty and J M Blgstaft loft yesterday to 41 2t T G Julians who havo been visiting here returned attend tho United States Court at Cov- Â¬ Nobby lino of neckwear just re- Â¬ homo yesterday ington Mr Bigstaff to servo as a ceived at grand juror and the other gentlemen 41 4t Sharp Trimblo Fine lot of hams low price Dentons to servo on the petit jury m Adam Baum Sou Landroth seeds tho best on earth at William White sold to Jo Turley a 4i 2t T G Julians Tho ol d Johnson Young house near lot of hogs average 170 pounds at G Bethel tho destruction of which by couts Secretary Carlisle was asked Satur Â¬ firo on tho night of April 18 was day by a removed official why ho had Mrs Chaurtcy M Dopew Dead mentioned in tho World was a very been dismissed Tho Secretarys old building probably moro than a Mrs Eliza Hagornian Depow wife answer characteristically short and hundred years old at tho timo it wob ofCliauncy M Depow died at her to tho point was I removed you BAY MUSKMELON burned An old etono hou60 which rcsidenco in New York City at 12 30 sir wolely for political reasons I stood near it bears dato of erection oclock Sunday noon Although Mrs wanted your place for a Democrat With ordinary cultivation weighs 10 to 15 177G and this old house was built Depow was known to be seriously ill Mitchell soils the best choapestand pounds 2 oz packages 25c long boforo tho stouo ono Tho von this sudden termination ef her illness most economical refrigerator made 3Di2Clo 7s7ctterrraGlc2a erablo father of our townsman J T was not expected by her family and Guaranteed to give satisfaction 41 2t Young onco owned tho farm upon those who were most intimately con The largest and best 1 oz packages 25c Landreth seeds tho best on earth at which tho old house stood Also havo in bulk Bo38 Peerless Kolb Gem Mr nected with hor 41 2t T G Julians Young says tho old house was built of Cuban Queen and Mountain Sweot Water- Â¬ logs two and and a half stories high The flue of ono ot tho boilers of tho melons Peas Beans Corn Beets and Onion Childrens Tan and Black Pat Tip and was ono of the finest residences of steamer Ohiocollasped near Belmont Oxfords sizes 5 and larger Seed Denton Its day Ono of the stono chimnoys Mo on tho Mississippi river Sunday 41 4t Sharp Trimble CMes Tiioisoii Grocery Co was ton feet square at Its baso Tho morting andtwenty two mou wero Landreth seeds tho best on earth at opholis Hondrix an old soldir of 1812 scalded 41 2t Six of them died boforo T G Julians who camo from Virginia said that reaching tho hospital aud tho doctors tho first blucgrass ho ofcr saw in this say ton moro can not recover Cyrus E James Lauo has moved from tho C Orear property on Sycamore Stato was growing on the old John- Â¬ Myors tho second mate jumped over- Â¬ etreot to tho Rowland Mooro property son Young farm Sharpsburg World board and was drowned on East High street S0crES 10 SUITS two-year-o- ld Pocket Books FKEE RINGOLD MT STEELING KY Sterling u I mmKKfr wM9m YIEI -- I S V I 1- - s W I V K wictow or ttis bccMiary or v to tho complexion and cures Constl inorrcasury Â¬ Sold 25c 50c and 100 potion undor Mr Cloveldndffiret AdminisKrry this AT WHOLESALE and RETAIL by T G Julian tration will corta jj l mvv m Inwrlttng plenae mention thlspaper -buuiiuii 1 -i 35 W rt jjirig ouu BEN Fl0BINbN v - V- J R MAGOWAN 21tste1iin1r1c3r vrmflriiintiDfifn iinatlmW1 lBVore TTIllfih flll H i er than they can bo bought fiw 4 K - - n i J LA M - 4 WWW rvvi ii i f-- iW- - f1 recklg T Mf SJWiT f f ftylimi JvCT8TJRttI4 tliAilezhmT FaOlffwe waswlk- img up the street Saturday one Will Jams Iho editor of tho Manchester Critic aBsuHod him with a police Â¬ mans wtecltafiwlwuu tf4 4 IA JSfi-n-1i rT J2ili curia It wWr - ver ItoxUtSwcU KATIOM ins knit pain aceqm- pany Inflammation n club inflicting probably talui no it always cures injuries The provocation is thua In- Â¬ swelling end pain For Under whatover namo Inflammation la found dicated in tho dispatches will Ooldca several weeks past tho News has con Â¬ and tho 11st is a long ono there euro a felon Belief euro Thus it is that It will tained uncomplimentary notices of a applied oxternally and nlso a consumption No taken in 5 drop doses on small lump of sugar In man and woman in Manchester Anger Put ternally mentioned but it was tho Relief You Im on soro bruised quickly ft names wero on It and bo surprised how generally supposed thafthoy referred is well On any other soro it la thosamo Ono cause liTtqlidal to Williams and his wife To days drop applied to an old soro willsores on your lip Cold to iho woman as a after all olso has failednight You havo tried It ibsuo referred aro cured by it in ono for sorothroat and found yoursolt cured almost bleached blonde soro num Â¬ at onco Now your lungs aro ot tho Inflamed A is a little singular that tho lunirs It quickly cures inflammation is chronlo cough Consumption is on you It will ber of clubbed newspaper men Personal jour- Â¬ euro your lungs No inflammation no consumpnot greater than it is tion It will not pormlt Inflammation to exist Just as It nalism is pushed to such an extreme This Is why it cures consumption n toothache would soro throat or flux a felon nowadays and so much of it is promp Â¬ or a ncuralcria Tho soro In yourlunsrs is healed not much ted bypotty malice and a desire to and you aro well Ono soro Is no soro nounlike conanother No Inflammation in order to gratify in Â¬ sumption A tablcspoonful ouros La Orlppe inflict injury money It It satisfaction dividual spleen that it is a credit to tho never disappointsnot given a bottlo refunded day Tako homo to Â¬ Ilk tfh4BW 9M J fill Second to Black Bess in 221 in 228 clasB atMt BterllngjFairjiHOct 1892 Stro of Kentucky Union 3 2 43 Alabaster 4 215 etc 1 dam OPIIIR bv ALAMO soil of Almont by1 MAMBllINO CHIEF 2 dam QUEEN DIDO dam of Red Wilkes 3 dam by RED JACKET j VVWI1 w VMf 4 dam Itobort Patterson mare TNldrllTIlOOjD raco horse aiidjhis colts aro good lookers andfepecdy rv with heftvy manesa and tails Wbdli6vo ho will easily beat 220 this season and any ono breeding tohimcan givo note for twice tho service fee payablo whonhotrots in 2 20 or better if they so desire Limited to twenty ftvo mares Season closes Juno 10 when ho goes iu training K A ifi Tlliinrr fl is our M jfiffl nwarwirwraHfWEnraFffTT mi wr aiMMah am JL iSPRINGlSTOCKIfi rrrA - -- It i line Â¬ lloturn prjvilpgo next season free if maro docs not provo in foal Mares kept All bills at 1 per week Will pot bo ro3ponsiblo for accidentsf or escapemust bo paid boforo removal of mare - SERVICE FEE 20 OASH Jul at popular prices MAGNIFICENT An Â¬ BEAN BROS i good seuso of tho people that there aro not more cracked crauiums on tho -- PIPTP-PP-P-P17PPP5 temptible oxistonceby blackmailing and blackguaidiug Tliero is another 11 class not 60 openly depraved as the fl which 6eoks readers by retailing iu print tho vicious things that gossips retail in whispers which meets the opposition of a rival with assaults or innuendoes against his character t and which treats tho private lives of all men as available material lor perver- Â¬ sion exaggeration and publication Neither of these classes belongs to or repersents legitimate journalism any more than tho shyster loprescntb law or the quack represents medicine The editor who plies his pen for the purpose of making money by blazoning the shortcomings distorting the weaknesses and wounding the sensibilities of his fellow men who runs his paper as a part of his own narrow self putting into it his per sonal Ginnitv cuvv and rcseutmout and using tho prlutiug press as a means by which to get oven with everybody against whom he has a grudge belongs not to the journalism of to day but to that species of ex ciescence3 on our Nineteenth century civilization which numbers tho petti- Â¬ fogger in law and tho charlatan in all ot whom seek sustenance by preying upon tho personal infir Â¬ mities or fears of men and women Thoy aro the mountebanks of hon- Â¬ orable professions The mountebank editor whilo he may notswindlo as many people as tho mountcbaiiK lawyer or kill as many as the mountebank doctor is more notor- Â¬ ious than either because of the pub- Â¬ licity with which he operates Few tears would bo shed if some her culeanclub should crack tho crack of doom for all theo of these mounte- Â¬ medicine not intended to say that per- Â¬ sonal lournalism is not legitimate when Iar from it Personal newsand i i a vital judiciously edltel is dlsponsablo feature of modern jour- Â¬ nalism But there is an antipodal Â¬ difference between recording the cur is of jus- Â¬ rent personal history which tifiable public interest and prowling in tho closets of privacy lor material with which to pander to tho salacious or directing poisoned darts at individ- Â¬ uals who have incurred the writers dislike There is a class of weakling publications which ekes out a con- press It is No other house docs over did or over will sell such sterling qual- Â¬ itiesat such low prices as wo quote I UJ k unlimited variety in every de- Â¬ Qualities as you partment like them Styles the latest Assortment complete ii m a- - P J N Wilson Eru is mil I GREAT INDUCEMENTS Offered in Gents and Children Summer Hats which will be opened up in a few days i i DRY GOODS EJC m Mens and Boys ii Â¬ Full Stock in every line in U Fine Dress Goods and Trimmings a specialty Carpet Department always rilled with The best and latest patterns Ladies and ChildrenVShoes Cheap i S ffi Clotlii Ms Cajs Ms 7M AND VALISES AT WE KEEP THE BEST IN EVERYTHING You aro Talking Through Your Hat When you say any other houso in Central Kentucky compotes with us in either price quality or variety BfBfmmBmmBMMMB0i To make an Investment in a Building and Loan Association be Fure to take stock in the I0W k wmsmm I IN TAILORING arc making a special sale a reduced prices Suits 25 2750 and 30 Wo WHENEVER VOU WISH Of Louisville Ky gives you a only Association Successors to I N Phipps Ml LmhI TV ls rl our childrens CLOTHING definite contract Be Â¬ that Because it is tho Department is running over with cause it is tho only Association that publishes and proves by actual calcula- Â¬ new tliinge at prices that will Because you will not bo disappointed astonish you All 150 1350 tion that its stock matures in 7 years when you wish to borrow Becauso its charter does not allow tho Associa- Â¬ and 3 suits reduced to one low cash price 198 Take elevator tion to buy sell or leaso property or speculato in real estate Becauso the best business mon and financiers of this State approve tho plan of the second floor to tho right COLUMBIA Becauso it pays 8 per cent semi annually Coupons attach investors should call on our agents mbm mJmamU I 1 quality AV Sec Tieas CW Of the best make in the world WILLIAM OCONNELL table after table full and best of W A DeIIAVEN Counsel all it fits Hats and Furnishings DR C DUERSON J M VANARSDELL Agent On account of my inability to travel I respectfully ask my friends to call in tho same limitless variety and uossessina tho same features of at my office in tho Tylor Appersou block and allow mo to explain tho ad- Â¬ absolute newness and sterling vantages of tho Columbia I M VANARSDELL LOCAL-- BOARD w THOMPSON HARRIS President 80 I F OTTE EXCLUSIVE Co Xl A-- 131 and 133 W 4th St CINCINNATI O THE LARGEST aug 23 ly banks Courier Journal The FlrtStep Pei haps you aro run down cant oat cant sleep cant think cant do anything to your satisfaction and jou wonder what ails you You should heed the warning you aro taking the first stop into uorvous prostration You need a Nerve Tonic and in Electric Bitters jou will find the ex Â¬ act remedy for restoring your nervous system to its normal healthful condi- Â¬ tion Surprising results follow tho uso of this great Nerve Tonic and Al erative iour appetite returns good digestion is restored and tho liver and kidneys resume healthy action Tr a bottle Price 50 cents at W S Lloyds drug torp J Oio K A THE Wilson CO- Incoi pointed Carpet and Drapery Hbuse in the West Constantly keep on hand the best selections in all the finer and medium grades of Carpetings and will furnish samples and estimates as also skilled mechanics to dor your work on application A T SCIILEGELS RT STORE YOU CAN GET RT MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS RT COLORED AND PLAIN GLASS RT COLORED AND PLAIN WALL PAPERS RT PICTURES FRAMES AND SHADES AT MT STERLING KY LEXINGTON I X Wilt on llc i KY Lennnidu CoxIcc lrcs j lines ec an J Treat In You Will Be Robbed In Chicago If You loom c Parquette Floors and Grili Work A Specialty We aro their Represeutatives for Eastern Kentucky and carry a full lino in pieco or pample When in Cincinnati bo sure to See their immenso and attractive stock t During the Worlds Fair Are paiccl room tho holder to call nt our olllcu at any hniu- - day niulitor Muulnjdiuiiif the WoildV Fan and wo will locate ou at whatfPr pi Iced l oom jou uhh Wo pcisonal Ij ineitigate bouidln Iuui uh i oonistoiciithotcletc and cm saeyoiuiivat tlenl of inonej- - This dejiait meat has a postolllce leading and willing loom liny- - Little Girls Experience Lighthouse Udi Keiy suliBCiiberto tlio ftutnnlav lllnilo or Clilcago willivceien FKIK CEUTiFICATKentltliig Elmer ituuttull a oung farmer living near St Joseph Mo made ovorturcs to Ida Brooks to attend church together Tho young lady le fused and attended with another fel low Randal went to tho church and sat near the door While the minister Lloyds drugstore was expounding tho word ho placod Bucklona Ainica3alvo a pistol to his temple and blew on Tho best salvo in tho world for cuts brains bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever The story that Senator Quay intend- Â¬ sores tetter chapped hands chilblain corns and all akin eruptions and ed resigning was revived iu Monday Washington dispatches Tho Senatoi positively cures piles or no pay re Â¬ quired It i guaranteed to give per- Â¬ Xva8 seen at his homo in Leaver Pa fect satisfaction or money letuuded irt Rrittnd that hn hail not tho slight- - Price 25 cents per box For sale l 19 tf W S Llod intention of resigning Â¬ Mr and Mi9 Loren Tioscott aro keepers of the Lighthouse at Sand Beach Mich and are blessed with a daughter four ycais old Last April she was taken down with mcaslc followed with a dreadful cough and turning into a fover Doctors at homo and lit Detroit treated her but in vain she grew woro rapidly until she was a mere handlul of bones Then she tried Dr Kings New Discovery and after tho ue of two and a half bottles v as con potely cured They say Dr Kings New Discovery is worth its weight in gold yet you may got a tiial bottlo tree at W S Not Posted Iodfrii isa nollkiiimn funllj antlllt Ilie o papuis cktltM ctaut mid liao tlio liio it ciit illation of an weekly nuuapnpvit in tin oild w0Xi liu litico of ulttiui paper coiiicn wotkh Is r00 IKll Klt 10 Foil MONUHSniTlIltrK MONTHS VOU 50 A Send in jonr sidjd llptiong Cl Kimle t Chicago and tlio Woildri Fail Mint dee to an uil un tnniplu copies dies jt SUTTON Temple Building Bit Sterling Ky SMITH K UI 1 w tulutaph mime All tlicw in u Hugo aro MlbOUTCLI FltKK toeun siiIkcii bci Tliobntuidiy Itladc li a lilxlil il lutttaleil wickly noHiiicr Tlio liioo Kuko nnil waltinir THE SATURDAY THE CHICAGO BLADE tlirj illiwtiitcil weclvl aiutluMiinjt ititciritiii 1 LEDGER LARGEST WEEKLIES IN THE WORLD 1 rArjrATJTArA7AV7AFATJTX DECKER BROS CHICAGO 500000 COPIES WEEKLY -- S7 D BOYOE 115 117 5th Ave r 8 HAINES FISCHER ESTY HAMILTON i i I PIANOS ORGANS idite rW f a Es RATES PER DAY Will mmmm ryrmtwrwiv Cure Rheumatism FOR SALE BY Rheumatic Ring i w mti 0 - yxrrW IbuisviuE Ky i I u u it 11 nwi m t l mifhA l rj J03STES rS22E252K2ZESSa52S2ZKE22J2 Il i 1 I - THE JEWEL ER R It fc l Fl II itt Jt tytff - J il 11 Ifl Ml1 falQ Hn JJ JJ i lot Uii 11 J Srf Xi ft Vl i fr f in 1 it t5 r o W i r IWJIII VV- f t1i- - Trw atW WlffffivWWitWlcai Jnttrtj9 i KlV WKX f I XA5yptd tW i M V V Hotel EfiOeavorwiu vollsfluo and chojeo candieni mils fiitraiBiimi luuavw mv WflWW- ty of rt at Christ Knock iAMUOytrM rsf - V- - 4i i- - A Wirichostcr Ky Oct - The John Hauk BreTOmfaoTvnfwiowHwr Mi i02 lyr if Mli f V wunm wpx miiiMwiiin nm i ito V - aV -- V e MIilWMU A MT STEELING ADVOCATE -- TUESDAY MAY 9 1893 Tia ADWCATk mn t PjuItry Brevities Vermin aro tho greatest foes of poultry and a thorough fumigation will dp tho fowl houso good Bo euro tho fowls arc all shut out until tho smoking ia over and tho houso well f I A y i J0 MILLER successor to C Si Chesapeake o and Ohio Kentucky Central RR BLUE GRASS y I for Z ventilated Food box property arranged prev Â¬ ents losses and allows the feeble birds tflrnf flinti rlun onnnn Tf ofimilrl always bo used where fowis iJccd daily and systematic feeding Tho Poultry World To get rid of vermin give tho Poultry hotied a thorough cleaning out and sweeping Thon apply boil- Â¬ ing hot water to floor walls ccilinjrs windows nest boxes which should be removable roostingpoles doors etc Thereafter apply a limo wash to each qqarti of which add two hand fuls of flowers ot sulphur and a pint of crude carbolic acid This mixture should bo kept well stirred up while roosting- Â¬ applying it Tho boxes poles etc should bo of smooth planed wood as all rough- unoven surfaces afford hiding njaces for tho vermin Tho limo washing should be rqpeated onco or twico a year to insure entire freedom from vermin - ft l h I Miller Wilson ROUTE INSURANCE AND Shortest and Quickest Route RAILWAY New York FKOM Infants and Children REAL ESTATE Lowest Rates Choicest Companies CENTRAL KENTUCKY Philadelphia Washington Boston TO ALL POINTS 4 T 4 HIRTY ycara olbgcrvation of Caatoria with tho patronage of mlUloHw ef pgraoag permit w to speak of It wlthont gpegging It nHHctJonabIy tho host remedy for Infanta and Children tho world haa ever known It la horailegw Children Mho it It W gTC thea health It will gave their live In it Mothers havo tomethlag which la ahgolmtely af and practically perfoot as a Promptest Settlements OF ANY AND ALL AGENCIES 8 STORTH SOUTH And all Eastern Cities i hv r Onoof the greatest causes for fall- ir ures tomakopoultry raising pay is due to the inclination not to make work of it says tho Maino Farmer A i --K man will got up at flvo oclock in tho morning and chop wood until night but as soon as he goes into the poultry business he begins to save labor He -- V wants a regulator that will enable him y yfo jump into bed cover up and rise at T nine in tho morning to feed tho hens twico a day and givo warm wator in winter becomes frightful to clean out a poultry houso ovary day is a thought --jL that runs lour or flvo shivors up and Adownthe spinal column every second If a man will only work as hard for himself as ho has to do for an ompldyerJie will bo more successful Brief Hospltalty Lesson Mind your own business Avoid controversy and argument Do not monopolize any good thing Do not overdo tho matter of enter- Â¬ tainment Do not make a hobby of personal infirmities Go directly when tho call or tho visit is ended Do not forget bathing facilities for ho traveler Make yourself at homo but not too muchJ so Inimlnlstering to the guostf do not I neglect the family c Conform to tho customs of the A - ehlldg gaediclne Cagteria den troys Waram Carfcorla allay IVyerlABem Cagteria preTeiitg resulting Soar Caret Cagteria ewes Pf arrheea and Wind Colic Cagteria rlievg Teething Tronhlag Cagteria earea Cwistipatien and Flatnleaey Cagteria nentyaline tho effoetg ef oarhonio acid ga or poliOHom air Cagteria doe net eeatala warphino epjaa or ether narcetio property Cagteria asslmilatee the feed tegnlates tho gtomaoh and howelg glring healthy and natural Bleep Cagteria la pat np in eneie hottlea OHly It la net gold in ihnlk Pant allow any one to sell yoi anything elae on the plea or prondae thai it aa good H and will answer aTery pnrpeae gee that yen get k lillll Coa CALL ON nit li Time Card in Effect Nov From Mt Sterling - I 92 Through daily train service between Cincinnati and Middlesborough and points on L NRR Schedule In Effect Nov IS 1891 EAST BOUND Leaves Mt Sterling Atlantic Expresa No Uldlimd aceom No Vcetibulpd Kp ess No J4 22 20 SouthISound T D Oassidy Successor to Cassity dally dally 8S0ftm 110 p ra 720 pm Iye Cincinnati 750 pm LTe CoTington Ltc Falmouth Kxjirosj am 8 18 a m 045 a ru 8 19 18 Nol Dy Nc J Ex Sun H Fait Line 00 Dnlly Ki Sun 8 02 pm 4 tgpaa Acem No 8 Smith Mt6to jVccomNo2S For all kinds of w KENTUCKY AND WEST BOUND Leaves Mt Sterling Accommodation No fLouUvllle JCxprcss No 1 Lexlnirton Accommodation Vo fVeetibuled Kxprest No 23 Ait raris TYC Le Crnthlana Tnrl Arr Lexington U lo 11 n 10 am ft m m 9pm lOSSpm 9 11 00pm 8 08pm 9 18pm pm 2 tCptn t SOpra 8 7 00pm 6 15pm ltpm Islington 7 55 020 506 ll20am Arr m am Arr Trinchester ut Tinclietcr Kichmond Lve Richmond 13 12 1 Jiam m It 85 lajat VIRGINIA COAL Lre pm Arr Dally except Sunday Dally The Sns slmllo aignatnre ef Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla TTTff fu 1S89 taoneTegy Oheetp W T Tylx h Plw Solid TCtlbuled trains with dining cars bus transfers Through sleepers from Lexington without change Livingston 8 65 p m Lye Llvingtton a 15 pm Lre London 4 18 pm Ait Corbin iMpra Lve Corbin I oopm Lto Barbourville I 53 p m 6 41pm No Lve Finerllle Lva Middleborough 7 85 tm Arr Cumberln Gap 7 55 p tm Lve Corbin Lve Willianwbnrjr Arr Jellico Lve Kichmond Lve Luncacter Arr Stanford Bcreajt lupm 3 05 pm pm pm t 50pm 7 7 65pm 0pm EF MANAGERS ItouKBTSow II W FULLER Gen Pass Agent A C B RTAN l 60 p m 5 45 e 1 4 SO pm Asst Gen Pass Cincinnati Aent O pm Mandalay 13075 Chestnut horse 15 1 2 STAR Planing Mill C Manufacturers and dealara in all kmds of aghinRton D C OSCAll MURrtY Triftlc Manager 50 45 5 JO pm pm pm 3 Xorth Bound Kentucky Midland Shortest and quickest between Bj KxprcM Lve Stanford Lve Lancaster Arr Kichmond Lve Jellico Lve WilliaVUV Arr Corbin Dally No Dally 7 00 7 50 10 15 8 05 8 45 No 4 Dally Ex Sua No 8 am am am am am hnnds high fouled April 8 Stout Dubuque Iowa bred by II L and F D t CINCINNATI AND FRANKFORT a 9 85 am LvcCumTd Gap c t- Sired by NUTWOOD 600 218 Sire of 103 with records from 209 3 4 to 250 and of the dam of Arion 210 1 2 and 40 othcis in ISO and grandsiro of 70 with records from 212 1 2 to 250 1 dam MAY WILKES by GEORGE WILKES 510 222 sire of Onwnvd Ked Wilkes Baron Wilkes Simmons Young Jim etc- - and of 78 with records from 218 1 2 to ISO His sons have produced over 700 with records from 208 to 280 2 Lve Middlesboioush 0 S3 6 58 7 47 8 35 9 25 9 85 10 11 11 05 11 12 12 12 Rough HrVhitc Dressed Only direct lin liotween Franktort Georgetown and Paris Carlisle Maysvllle Cynthlana Falmouth and Covington ASK FOlt TICKETS VIA KY MIDLAND LcIincWlle LcBaibrville ArrCoibin LeCoibin Lvo Ixmdon SK u- LUMBER Pino and Poplar Singles Doors of all Sizes Sash Glazed and Unglazed Window and Door Frames 3Ioulding and Brackets of all kinds Arr Livingston Lve Livingston SO ri A 6 05 am am am am am nm nm am Le r Ait by ENFIELD 12S2298ircofTosa 210 1 4 Robin dam JULIA A Dam Of llomant uire of Gipsy 224 1 2 etc also siroot tho damsofllcllo Queen 233 1 2 Archer 212 1 2 deference 218 and 18 others hi 2J50 Trains Rnn By Central Standard Time TIME TABLE OCT I Itichmond Lve Kichmond Air Winchester Lve Winchester Ileiea S 1892 SdamTEXY - by MAWBHIXO MESSENGER sire of Gen Geo II Thomas siro of Annie II 220 Scotts Thoinns221 1 2 etcandof tho dams of Lunette 225 8 4 Mistletoe 250 eto 1 AM NoT 0 00 IM No 8 45 51 58 B 03 5 17 4 4 4 IM An No 7 Le Lexington LVO 1111 e t ynthlann Lvo almoutli CoWngton Ait 1aiis T am 153 am 7 10 am 7 45 nm 7 00 am m 21 23 49 55 Verandas of every Description TRAINS EAST Summit L Elkhcin Ly n L Lv Duvnll Lv Johnson Ia Georgetown v c Depot Lv Newtown Lv Centrvile Lv Elizabeth Arr Cincinnati 8 l 10 10 am am am am 15 am 10 41 pm 41 pm 1 35 pm 1 55 jim 2 27 pm 2 00 pm 2 S7 pm S 07 pm 4 01 pm 5 35 pm 5 45 pm nn 8 45 4 35 48 5 30 6 87 pm pm pm pir 0 45pnj pm LvKrankfoit Xj 4 dam- - byjownlngs Star Planing Mill Company a li 0 0 0 006 i 18 n IS 45 12 55 1 10 1 1 1 6 daml 02 5 f AY MESSENGER siro of Jim Porter saddle record of 22S 1 2 and of Little Ki r Nora dam of Clark Chief Mt Sterling Ky H by Young Jefferson 6 dam 5 hy Hunts Commodoic Win- - f Will make the season of 1893 at the Fair Grounds in Chester Kyfinchargo of E S Bean at t KHRUB H Ar Iarls c No 2 8 8 8 8 9 10 10 10 10 32 39 44 52 U 50 7 09 IS 7 23 2J 45 55 05 20 45 05 20 30 45 MAYSVILLE BRANCH North Bonnd L o Cincinnati Lvo Covington Lve Leington s 42 53 0 01 G 05 G 15 5 5 6 5 SO SS n 2 2 2 3 8 S Jo 10 Ev Sun 7 00 8 8 9 10 18 40 34 10 natir 012 Dallv Ex Sm 2 cs pro 3 02 5 20 0 15 0 UN 7 00 7 54 8 30 am am am am house especially aB to meals Let no member of tho family 25 TO INSURE A LIVING COLT Ho is as J8wm AM Tit A INS WEST Lv 1aiis C Ar Elizabeth ArrContreville Ar Newtown ArCS Depot Ar Georgetown It Ar loiiuson Ar Duvnll Arfetamping Ground ArSwitzer Ar KIMiorn Ar Summit Ar Frankfort A 20 83 38 47 00 35 42 48 55 11 12 11 16 11 22 11 SO No 4 Arr MlllersUnig IM AM TM AiTCnilisle No 8 Nol2 Arr Johnson Arr Maysvillc 4 25 4 43 4 53 5 15 0 7 7 7 7 52 05 15 85 55 10 pm pm pm pu 0 32 am pin pm pm 11 v in- Â¬ trude in the guest chamber Do not make unnecessary work for others oven servants fiuv So courteous but not to the extent tof surrendering principles Do not gossip there aro better J things in life to talk about V Vlen several guests aro present fW givo a share of attention to all Introduce games and diversions but only such as will bo agreeable Bottcr simple food vilh pleasure than luxuries with annoyance and worry Havo a comfortable room in readi- Â¬ ness adapted to tho needs and tastes of tho guest A guest need not accept every pro posed ontcrtainment he should bo considerate of himself and of his host J Learn the likes and dislikes of thoso Who aro to bo entertained Tnit not through tho medium of an imperative V Good Housekeeping catechism 15 Season to closoJuly 1 for tho purpose of training good individually as his breeding indicates 0 42 6 4J G 7 7 7 El- - S- 1 BE3 3Sr cSs CO U S Winchester Ky Captain Sweeney 5 A San Diego Cal says Shilohs Catarrh Remedy isithc first medicine I havo over found that would do mo any good Price 5C cents Sold by T G Julian jy 1 HtSOFOn A CASC IT WILL NOT CURE M It is cin asreoablo Laxatlvo for the Bowels can bo mado into a Tea for uso In ono mlnuto Prico S3o 0o and S10 per package An Elegant toilkt Powdir JJTf JSLU for thoTectb and Breath 250 7 7 7 7 7 8 54 04 10 17 23 SO South llound No 0 Daily Ex bun 5 20 57 0 50 7 15 7 40 8 10 11 00 No 5 43 Exeun 1 Daily 44 50 56 05 8 8 20 8 30 For sale by T G Julian Scientific American Agency for M4 nU TG JULIAN CORNER DRUG STORE to Kil bLjb i School Books gggzi CAVEATS tHTJ m0rTRADE MARK8 mjU 1 CONTKACTOR DESIGN And other Supplies For Information and frc Handbook writs to CO- - Ml BllOjlDWAT NBW YOUK MUNN Oldost butean for securing patnta In America Kvery ratont taken out by na is brought before the public bra notice given free of charge In tho PATENTS COPYRIQHTS etoJ has been creat- Â¬ a bomb on tho St Louis Mo was a copper tubo about six inches long and two inches in diameter with holos per forated near tho luso Through the holes can bo soon what appears to bo sawdust Nothing Is known of how tho bomb camo to bo placed on the Â¬ Some consternation ed by tho finding of courthouso steps At Tho infernal machine No Fancy Prices Paints and Oils Fine Tobaccoes Larpcat circulation of any sdentlflc paper in the Splendidly Illustrated No Intelligent world man should be without It Weekly S300 a ear fliOslz months Address MUNN k CO J ujsusuiau 301 Broadway Mew York City A connects with L Jt N 11 connects with Q C and L S S It KXOTT C connects with K C C P ATMOItE Trafflc Manager Gcnl Pass Agt Tim ICntitnpVv MiiMuiift General Oillces Leuisville Ky tlons form the chenpest and shortest route to F all points noith south nnd west Wt- - Gcnl1 rft8er Act M0RS1J of Commerce Bldg Clnfu O lor further Information apply to their agents Ollice C D HErtCAW GEO II IIAKIEIt Xo Tnill7 in nil lmtnta nvAnf 17n lnn TM Gen Pass Agt Geu Snpt vision which is dally except Sunday uily e x U Mdny tom Lexington ni JVf8 Xo 1 Ituns dnily Xo 4 Tiling rtnlli frnm nil biMmb A Ann 1 Kowland Division which is daily oxceptSundav XoO Daily except Sunday Xo 5 Daily ex Sunday between Cincinnati and Lexington Xp IB Inns and Ixsxlngton Accommodation Daily Leaves Lexington 10 00 am Arrives Paris 10 45 am Xo 7 Falmouth Accommodation Leaves Cin AXD cintiati 5 15pm Amies Falmouth 7 05 nm daily except Sundnv Xo 8 Leaves Falmouth 6 00 am Arrives Cin cinnatl 7 65 am daily oxcent Sunday Xos 1 ard 3 make connection at Winchester fos points on tho X X M V ltv wi1TCame3 through caw from Cincinnati to Middleborough and Cumberland Gap and nil in OFFICE AT crmcdlate stations nnd runs daily Arr Paris JJngton Arr Covington Ait Cincinnati Lto SlavsTillo Lve Johnson Lvo Cailislc LveMUlerbbuig Mam Mam am am am a ra a ra am 8 45 pm 4 10 pm 7 oopm 0 37 pm 0 46 pm 2 27 pm 3 20 pm Mpm lrfln 1 J I NIOKERSON -- BUILDER 201 call ou him and Richmond Street secure estimates George Reisenger Lexington Plumbing Co 19 Woods Phosphodine THE GUEAT ENGLISH RESIEDY COAL HIGH GRADE OF Woodland Wilkes 15 1 2 hands high foaled Starch 10 Sired by Ilaron Wilkes 218 the leading sireni10ycars old 1 dam Creole by Strath more 2 dam Ella dam of Liziie II 223 1 4 Puella 220 Jllko lloncnnan 229 4 Creole Is a full sister to Lorcttn tiial 283 dam of GabricIlaU-y-- o roconl 222 1 4 Ella by Crlpplo 6on of Mnmhriiio Chief a dam Vidctte by Lex ington 4 dam by Imp Glcncoe 5 0 7 and 8tli dams thorotighbi cd Woodland Wilkes is a beautiful bny black mano nnd tall black points alKncliis knees IIo will mako the season of 1MM at Elmwood Fnnif ono mile east of Jtt Sterling ono Owingsvillo pike Maiea from a dlstauco may bo kept nt 1 csntaaday E cry caro will bo taken to pre Â¬ vent accidents but will not bo responsible thould Uny occur Au stands nt 18SU 1 nay hoi ee E SHORT ST SHOE SHOP South Maysville Street From tho cheapest to tho ilnoat work dono at the lowest prices possi- hlo Best material i w cood work low -prices Will always havo a stock of stops it LEXINGTON KY ta L Senator Shormau roforing to tho toss of a copper letter and HOT WATER HEATING SANITARY comments of ox Senator Thomas 0 Piatt thereon remarked that ho did not romomber having written such a letter and yet ho did caro to dony Iron Pipes that ho had Ho could not say whethor Gas Machines ho had written it or not and Fittings alloged Promptly nnd pcrmnn entry cures nil onus of Nervous v enknesjKmis sions and Speimntonhea Inipotenoy and all effect of Abuse or Excesses Ilcen prescribed owr 85 years in thousands of BRICK PLUMBING druggist everywhere LilBlTB IB 1I1U UI11V lIlllL UCJore ailil Alter bio and Honest ilcdlson All tho Best Grades of Coal known Ask druggist for Woods Iliosphodlno If ho offers somo worthless medicino in placo of this leave his dishonest store inclose price In Agent for the letter nnd we will send by return mall Price ono packagcli six to Ono will please six HI cure Phainplet in plain scaled envelope two BRICK CO WINCHESTER stamps Address MAHFG In Jit Sterling by Kennedy IJroe ItC Lloyd WS Lloyd Tailton O Julian and 9old LflT Tho Washington Star says gossip do Hand and Power Pumps Hose claros that sWotary Ilcrbort of tho U Navy DepartrndnT aud Mrs Manning kndWaltrPifte widow of ths SccVptaryf tho Treasury undor Mr ClovolndjU8t ATminis- -- miCES Flue KEASONAULE BOOTS shoes ill i trationwill summer ccrtaf SJ r rv UA w Jvarla ClQvorPoot thft now Blood Ofllcc cor Sjcanioro it Locust Sts Purifier gives froslhioes nnd clearness Uptown ofllep J C Lloyds Drugstore to tho comploxion and cures Constipation 25c fiOo and 100 Sold BEN P R0BIN0N this AT WHOLESALE and RETAIL nr i J ao iy f 71 by T G Julian jy 1 Inwrltlng please mention tliUpperC Â¬ fc 25 to InsUre a Living Address Ffft mado tip in sizes that I can fit the trado By having thesq goods mado up j ciin iurni8u tnoiu quality ai or than tlioy can ho bought bVUlU I I a i JDBr jar I J R MAGOWAN SlfStcillnjKr - xiik3aj iuiiniiin III1IIUII11voyf 53 iuaviiiiMiMnui i i i jy s IV I KWm lm i -rr irurt ri iii i - i- - - l i y j t STC Blm irpAvuttiWirfnlli o tfHU Ttf mmMmyt igi p BNtfr- - ri ir w mmmmmmmaammBsmmmm i yi IJTh a MT STERLING- ADVOCATE pi TUESDAY MAY 9 1893 p if Wo Postmaster 3 s rn 44r HM gjL wwwwwwm -- mtim V II 11 II 11 I k When returns aro in tho BpoHticini have had vory much of this tho past week Ho has been named and our minds naturally return to our In dividual interests Tho farmer to his fields to his 6tock and whatever is needed to attain the best results Tho mechanic reviews neglected duty to self and those depending on his efforts Tho professional man also looks back Â¬ ward and laments over lost time but rejoices that he has driven a tack in favor of party They may want buggy carriago and track harness and as thoy choose in politics which yield tho best results they also select from qualities and makes of these goods which aro tho most dura ble tho safest and cheapest If thoy want saddles for comfort and show or briddles dusters sheets or any other articles as a matter of business they look for the best all things considered It has never been my purpose to fool tho trado by giving shoddy for hard earned money tho principles mjinS knows of his labors and how victor was obtained Tho fparent who lias had eertaiujrule8 for his children ha watched their development and eeci riw ftcm matured men and woraeil honor and veracity having withstood various temptations exclaims victory So it Jis with the business victory man with unyielding mothods based on the best material and work execut ed by experenced workmen has becntfglvcn realized Sfaoddj for real big profit honest dealer buttho ha the1 gono forward giving the best for money until he has wbn confidence and established ajprofitable trade He -- is mo viciur FT Buggy Carriage and Track HARNESS Tho piaco to get sucn gooas i8Brnor they mako only tho best tho Best Saddlo for comfort f Buy the best and you will If yoa wank for Jc always be satisfied A cheap article is like a cheap hand always giving trouble show your horso to tho best advantage you go to tho responsible dealer Also Wf Kaffir habriBM for tho Uest Dusters aneets piam etc at tho lowest prices aua fancy Bridles finest quality of WhlpflJ JOEM If you want worthless dnyon i f cant get it from me CONROY JOE M CONROY HORSE AND TRACK Martha Wilkes will pull a 35 pound bike this season Alcryon 2 15 is in training again tills season Tho great race that is to take place at the Buffalo Driving Park Tho dam of Yolo Maid 2 12 has Buffalo August 4th promises to bo been bred to Direct 2 05 the event of the season Tho purse When rigged for business Alix amounts to 20000 It will bo divi 2 10 carries a soven ounco shoe for Â¬ ded into two parts 13000 for tho ward and a three and a quarter ounce first race and 7000 for tho second which will bo a consolation affair behind No new 230 performers yet in Any horse starting in tho first race 1893 It looks as though the day of and not finishing better than fourth will not bo allowed to start aud as tho time record is nearly done only ten horses aro entored all but filly Directors two will bo ablo to got their mohoy Tho Flower by Director has trotted a back and six will bo winners En- Â¬ quarter in 34 seconds trance money will not be duo until When breeders evolve tho good July 17 and the fee is but 5 per cent sense to know that a horso that shows Following is the list of entries April no gait at tho trot is worthless as a 24th It is expected that A Speckles sire a now era will dawn on tho fleety maro Hulda will also bo in the American breeder says a forciblo list but her name had not been re Â¬ ceived on tho abovo date D Wi- writer gins b m Martha Wilkes 2 08 by A western turfman recently said Alcyone Budd Doblos ch m Belle tho managers of tho gray pacer Guy Vara 2 09f by Vatican V L Shu 200 would match him against cither lersbg Greenlcaf 210 by Sim- Â¬ Mascot 2 04 or Hal Pointer 2 04 W mons Standard Trotting Horso Com- Â¬ Perry Taylor owner of Mascot says panys b m Alix 2 I0 by Patronage Lot thorn put up thpir money and wo Bob Stewarts b g Walter E 2 llf will race for all they have got by Patchcn Mambrino Village Bollo Acton tho pacing Farms ch m Nightingale 2 10 by Already filly that lowered tho yearling pacing Mambrino King Jo wo tt Farms b s record to 2 20 last year has paced Favora 219 by Patchen Andor an eighth of a milo in fourteen seconds eousblk m Nightingale 213 by This is a 1 52 gate and if sho holds Osgoods Patchon Monroo Salisburys this firm she should bo ablo to beat ch g Llttlo Albort 210 by Albert sho may meet this W Scott McCoys ch g Ryland T any 2 11 by Ledger Jr ecasin free-for-a- You cant mako a reputation for a stallion unless you train his colts Breed to got horses of good color A badly marked horso even though he bo first class otherwise is not in domand Nine of the 14 foals that Beautiful Bells has produced have bean sold from Palo Alto for 90000 Happy Medium was 22 years old when he sired Nancy Hanks 2 04 and Deceive 21 when he sired Mascot Tho breeder who aims to secure Hi innifr flwliwiihinili Kig1tKA ffaiiiitiilihnAA quality beauty style size and a good J Capital 70000000 road gait as well as speed will find lEsCOajE a profit in tho business provided he works intelligently Building and Loan Association A Buffalo correspondent says Tho equal of Fausta yearling record B21i003I3uEa 1035Tt IXjXj 2 22f in point of gait cleverness and 1200 Shares now in force In Mt Sterling style cannot bo found at tho track Lowest Expenses Free withdrawals Unequnlcd Investment Stock Agents wanted in all Kentucky towns nnd cities 150000 to loan promptly on city Sho is one of the smoothest pieces of and country property horseflesh over seen in Buffalo and can just run away at the pace W B McDonald is not hurrying her pre- Â¬ paration but when sho starts sho will bo fit and will make somebodys horso go a race Sho may have a tilt at the pacing record that Manager placed at 2 11 three-year-old 1893 1893 Almoin Amy 234 Sire of 37 2 30 performers 75 sons have sired 235 trotters and 34 pacers in 2 25 or bettor 49 daughters have pro---- y duced Gl trotters and G pacers in 2 25 or better prodnco over 600 Sired by ALMONT 33 Dam Jessie Pepper tho 3 For Xurtlicrjinformatlon call on JAMES R WILSON piqCMpiiyi Omce Tvler Auncreon buildinir STATE A TonAT Anvvr UIWlMllJ in 2 30r ED MITCHELL DEALER IN Vi b ll 204 MR daughters in great brnnd iroaie- list 2 grand daughters in tho great brood maro list 5 3 producing daughters and one producing son 4 producing granu aaugntcrs anu o producing grand sons By a great prodncing sire and out of a great producing dam they both breed on s Will mako tho season at Oak View Track at - In the great brood maro list r4tf Jf r Jp Dneenswarfi -- In charge B of 20TO insure BEMM AND A FULL LINE OF Â¬ Agricultural Implements jT fgyr THE NEWYORK two-year-o- ld M I have enlarged This celebrated wagon is acknowledged by all who use wagons to bo tho Best proportioned Best Ironed Best Finished and Lightest Running Wagon Vulcan Chilled Plow Orignal Malta Double Shovel Tlows Stoddards Now Climax and Tiger Disc Harrows jwans Trippio Drag Harrow wimoioys bona Bteel Mower with jnow Au- Â¬ tomatic Shifter Whiteloys Solid Steel Ball Joint Mower and 5 cheapor than any First class Mower in tho markot Whiteloys Sof Dump Rake Stoddards Tiger Self Dump Itako I al6o handle a full lino of Champion Mowor Dropper Repairs Repairs for any plow made or will order if not in stock Fraziers Celebrated Carts and on Mantels Grates and Stoves caii save you monoy 5 BROKER BE my store room and filled its spaco with a first class selection of made Otiieu Leading IjirEEMENTS SPEING GOODS consisting in now and nobby SPRING SUITS at prices to bafllo tho public My now lino of PANTS never wore excelled prices rating at 75 cents per pair and up i And in thn RTTOTC lino T lino aro popular V xtats uapsand Gonts Furnishing Goods aro a specialty I havo just purchased a fine lino of Pawn HmbH ninthi at prices to suit all It will pay you tooxamino this lino of good- c- 1 Dont forgot tho South Maysvillo St - MT STERLING KY two-year-o- ld An attempt was mado Wednesday night to wreck tho west bound ox pross on tho Lake Erio and Western road near Paxton Ohio A heavy shipment of monoy was on tho train and it is supposed tho wreckers were aftor this J The Council of Administration of tho Worlds Fair has decided to put a stop to tho extortionate prices charg Â¬ ed by some of tho restaurants on tho grounds Thoy will bo compelled to Til 24 Suuth PAWNBROKERS 5T0BM Maysville St JACOB GORDON Mt 8teringi Ky reduce their rates or closo up m44sMti14ii4 jr j ii-ASfts-- M jK V lO fafr ssirr A rj- vC - to