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STERLING a nvnn atp i A OL I WEEKLY JOURNAL SECRETARY CARLISLE IDENTICAL IN INTEREST WITH ITS OWN PEOPLE NO 45 Tho official figures show that dur Â¬ ing May 1030037 people Taid for admission to tho III MT STERLING KENTUCKY TUESDAY JUNE 6 1893 i Attention Confederates Worlds Fair Tho Presbyterian General Assembly sustained the appeal in tho Briggs case by a volo of 383 to 11G Thus Brother Britrca is eat down upon as ho should II hike boon L 4 f Commissioner of Pensions Lochron has decided after mature considera Â¬ tion that to carry out his policy suc- Â¬ cessfully in tho Pension bureau ho Cannot Give His Time to Pro must havo now chiefs in ovory divis Â¬ ion in tho office and tho present miscuous Callers Any An Italian banker of Now York told chiefs somo of whom aro notoriously Longer tho Senatorial Comrnitteo that is in Â¬ inefficient will all havo to go Some vestigating the immigration problem of thorn who havo mado fairly good that 30000000 was sent to Italy last records will be allowed to remain as roar by Italians working in this And Hence He Follows the Ex clerks Somo of those chief sal though Country they aro Republicans havo influential ample of President Cleve- Â¬ Democrats trying to save their official broke camp at Marshal Blackburn land heads but Judgo Lochren says he Wednesday afternoon and Central City f i Intends to put tho olllco updn what ho fol- Â¬ left for Louisvillo this afitlpn cousldors a strictly business basis and lowing a telegram fropi Judgo Barr of to The President Takes a Rest and that no amount of influenco will of tho United States Court chango his purpose May Give the Public Print- thooffect that tho county of Muhlon had deposited 8000 to cover ers Place to Some One That inexperienced young man judgement arid costs f k Not Looking For1 it Comptroller of Currency Eckels is Tho remains of Jefferson Davis very vigorously administering tho worq interred in Hollywood cemetery business connected with his office at Richmond Va Wednesday in tho Commissioner of Pensions Will Ho says ho intends to put a stop td The presence of an immense throng do Away With Inefficient national banks being used to bolster r Confedorato veterans in number of ex X e - Chiefs up outside wild cat financial schemes fr tho parade was greater than upon the that would havo no standing or credit ISffccaBionof theunvailingjOf tho Leo whatever were it not for their sup- Â¬ monument and while tho body was posed connection with national banks Currency lying in stato at tho capital it was Comptroller of the Nobody knows better than Mr Eckels Wiil Put a Stop to National visited by 25000 people that it is a big contract that ho has Banks Mixing Up in Refusing to resign at th request of undertaken but if ho succeeds ho will Supremo Chancollor Blackwell of tho certainly bo a popular man with the Cat Schemes Wild jdjnlghts of Pythias a meoting of tho solid business interests of the country supremo Council has been called for which aro naturally opposed to the Chicago Juno 10 when S K Wiley dummy mushroom financial concerns Washington D C Juno 2 1893 of tho Exchquor will Supremo Master Secretary Carlisle haB mado it a that always do so much to domoralizd fes dishonorably discharged was rule tdseo everybody that called on legitimate business It Mr Eckels em Â¬ since that 70000 him at his office until this wcok when phasized his position on this question reported somo timo of tho Knights money was in jeo Â¬ after much deliberation ho camo to by telling MrE A Means tho Presi Â¬ pardy and an examination of tho tho conclusion that his promiscuous dent of two North Dakota banks that bo3feof Wiley who is also Mayor of callers were taking up so much of the failed this week who called on him to Wilmington Del resulted in tho de time that should bo devoted to weight Â¬ say that ho expected both banks mand for his retirement ier mattors that it was his duty to would resume business that tho banks would not bo permitted to resume At Paducah Wednesday morning follow tho Presidents examplo and and further that no national bank several buildings were unroofed and deny himself to gonoral callers and with which ho Means was connect- Â¬ about fifty business houses aud dwell Â¬ an announcement to that effect was ed would bo allowed to begin busi ings partly damaged by a storm mado It is easy enough to bco Sec- ness hereafter which tho city at about 11 oclock rotary Carlisle It your business Is of a Two wharf boats were blown out into public nature but othorwlso you can tho river At Brooklyn 111 three not Theoretically it seems hard on How mariy of the Republican papers which have been criticising Secretary miles below the steamer Dick Clyde somo of his callers practically there for removing Republican Carlisle was torn to pieces and two towboats was no other courso loft for him to In the presont stato of tho chiefs of division and asserting that and about twenty loaded barges sunk take country tho official duties of tho Sec their Democratic successors wero in- Â¬ At Smlthland twelve miles above competent will have tho manliness to Paducah tho court house and several rotary of tho Treasury arc of tho importance more depending print his latest order directing the highest aurches wore unroofed directly upon him than upon any examining board of tho Treasury de Â¬ Aeronaut Purcell Thomas stopped other member of tho cabinet and partment to increase the minimum off tho peak of tho Parado Houso roof Â¬ for testing tho fitness of applicants for at Buffalo N Y Tuesday afternoon John Griffin Carlisle has novor shirk appointment as chiefs of division from ho with an ordinary umbrella for a par ed or neglected his duty although Below were 20000 people has often found it as ho probably 75 to 80 per cent chute Tho distanco to thq ground was 100 does in this case more or less painful feet Mrs Thomas who was to make to perform Secretary Gresham has received no tho same jump after her husband official communication from tho stood watching him When ho leaped Democrats wero surprised when Chinese government giving oven tho the brcezo diod out and tho aeronaut turned over Ho dropped like a shot President Cleveland left Washington slightest intimation of tho intention of In for a fow days of rest and recreation that government to adopt retaliatory and was picked up unconscious He at Hog Island Va without appoint- Â¬ measures towards Americans residing 10 minutes mor6 ho wag dead was to get 50 for his performance ing a now Public Printer as tho in China because of the Geary exclu Â¬ bhop Isaac W Joyce of tho Moth term of Mr Palmer tho incumbent sion law notwithstanding numerous to or less Whether morecontrarysensational statementswas odiBt church created a great deal of expired several weeks ago Tho opportunity tho comment at iChaftanooga Tonn by right or wrong tho failure of any ono too good for tho sensation mongers to his conduct last Sunday h wont of tho score of applicants for this office to lose hence tho rumors thV neighboring town of Clovo to got tho appointment is taken by over to laudj Tonn Saturday of last week to many to mean that none of them will tho As was generally expected ijNjato a colored Methodist church got it but that it will eventually go to General Assembly found Dr Briggs While there ho accepted tho hospitali- Â¬ somo man who has never mado or guilty of heresy m ty of tho colored pastor of tho church probably oven thought of making an A special from Pittsburg states that who is as black as tho shades of night application for it It has been rumor- Â¬ Â¬ fTho Bishop slept in ono of tho beds of ed for sovoral weoks that President within a month there will bo a gonorÂ¬ factor- Â¬ tfco colored man and ato at his tablo Cleveland has been making quiet in al shut down of tho Plato glass Hftcouduct created a groat sensation quiries to somo of his callers about ies of this country to last Indefinitely at Chattanooga and social ostracism various men who had been suggested Tho cause of tho proposed cessation of busluess is overproduction to him for tho place may bo tho result initio jjemocrai iorgec mat mo principles of his party aro greater than nnv indivlfliinl nr nnv nfTlnn It is rumored that James Gordou Bonnctt has disposed of his interest in tho Now York Herald Attorney Goueral Olnoy correctly says that tho closing of tho Worlds Fair on Sunday is not a question of cither religion sentiment or money but of law Cadet Montgomery of Kentucky a nophow of Congressman Montgomery stood second in tho graduating class of the Naval Academy at Annapolis Maryland Tho Lutheran General Synod in session at Canton Ohio adjourned Friday after adopting a resolution pe bg rJ j Tho decoration of tho Confederate graves and tho dedication of tho now Confederate monument will occur at the Lexington cemetery undor the au- Â¬ To our New spices of tho Honorary Confederate Veterans Association on Saturday afternoon Juno 10 1893 Friends QUARTERS ovoiywhcro aro given a cordial Invita Â¬ tion to bo present and tho contribu- Â¬ In the Rtef e Building ono door west of tho JU tors to tho monument fund and their SteillngXationnl Bank families will bo given a glad welcome It is hoped all will exert themselves AVo have Dig Bargains to offer you in fur many Departments in bringing all the flowers they can possibly Bpare which can be left at J Wall Paper B Simralls drugstore Cassoll Is ono of our new Departments which wonld do Pricos dry goods store or at the Con- Â¬ crcdittoacitr Wccan sell you Paper from 5 federate lot in the cemetery Tho ad- Â¬ to M cents per Bolt dress will bo delivered by Colonel W Dry Goods C P Breckinridge Is another new Department Wo want onr Mrs J M Graves Presidont friends to call and see how Cheap wo can bcU you a Diess Pattern etc Mrs A M Harrison Secretary MOVED -- i 1 m A statement issued by tho National Treasury shows that the money of all titionlngfor a national law controlling classes in circulation decreased 2 marriage anddivorco 976434 during May and 23858328 The total cir- Â¬ Choverton Martino Co private during tho past year culation Juno 1 was 1596151901 bankers Chicagomado a voluntary assignment Friday Assets are sched- Â¬ Tho Devil Still Leads uled at 100000 and liabilities at 70 Tho great gates of tho Worlds 000 Fair swung on their hinges last Lords President Cleveland did iright In Day and tho greatest show on declining to be governed by European earth was open to visitors from etiquette in receiving tho Spanish In- Â¬ all parts of tho world Tho managers fanta American laws social and of tho Fair worked tho same as if there otherwise aro good enough for us and was no Sunday for tho money that was taken in at the gates Judge for our vistitors Woods will render his decision next On the 31 ultimo tho Hon John Thursday a to tho question of Sun Â¬ R Morse of Eminence died of ty Â¬ day opening phoid pneumonia aged 67 years He Tho Electricity building of tho was a prominent citizen of Henry county a cousin of Dr E C Bright Worlds Fair was formally opened Thursday There are 350 arc 35000 of this city Incandescent lights employed in tho Sheep will cat a greater variety of illumination of the building plants than any other of our domestic At tho sale of tho thoroughbred animals This Is ono reason why it yearlings of J E Ilaggiu at Morris pays well to keep them They will enable you to utilize everything that Park New York Thursday seven of the farm produces says a sheep raiser tho get of tho groat Salvator brought 24000 an average of 3485 Mr Suttou formerly a whisky Tho Kentucky Houso of Represen Â¬ broker of Louisville and an al tatives Friday considered tho bill ap- Â¬ leged forger has been released from jail His bondwas reduced by Judgo portioning tho State into Appellate Jackson to 20000 which was readily Court districts showing by a voto of given and ho Is now a free man until 44 to 24 its preference for a court composed of seven Judges The bill the September term of Court was defeated however by its failure Col T S Moberly of Richmond to receive a constitutional majority Ky will exhibit somo of his fine short A report that tho Quebec Govern- Â¬ horns at tho Worlds Fair They aro ment has decided to sell tho confiscat- Â¬ in the finest condition and will score heavily for Kentucky Col Moberly ed Jesuit estates in the Province val- Â¬ is one of the fow notwithstanding ued at over a million dollars has low prices who has kept up his high caused a sensation in Montreal It is charged that Government oflicors aro breeding making a deal with political friends The heirs of James Guthrie and expect to benefit by tho transac- Â¬ of the Treasury have donated tion to tho Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville Ky for the Tho German Amorican societies of William Beverly Caldwell Jr en Â¬ Chicago are preparing for Gorman dowment of that institution two lots Day at the Fair which has been se on Main street in Madison Ind for Juno 15 It is expected that 150 worth 20000 000 German Americans from Chicago Mr Mays bill for tho removal o and 100000 from othor cities of the the State Capital and its location at country will attend Lexington was reported to the Houso Co Bankers Herman SchalTer Wednesday by tho Committee on Chicago havo gone to the wall Printing and Accounts to which it had Tho intense heat of Saturday caused been referred with an expressinn of opinion that it should pass It was quite a number of deaths among the laboring men all ovor tho country ordered to Its second reading Â¬ Stoves Stoves Wo will put in a full lino of Great Western Stoves which we sold about ISO here In a coupler of years and every one has given perfect sntls- faction Call and see us when you want ono Queensware and Glassware- - We have the best lino we have ever shown anil w O havo some Bier Banrnlnn tn nfflr iva hnn seven lots of tho Finest Vienna China Tea B that would be cheap at 1200 per set which we aro oiicnngiortlio small sura df 860 Call ami see out now lino of Chamber Sets f rom 18 to 12 Tinware- Wc can offer you somo Bie Iiai trains In thin line I JDish pans 10c 15c 20c 2 iin Writ c h our window for Big Bargains in this line Cover ed iJUCkets l qt 5c 2 qt 8c 3 qt 10c i qt 18c 6 qt 15c 8 qt 20c 10 qt 23c Wc hi o not the space to quote Our many Bargains in this line Lace Curtains and Window Shades snow J aco Wc aie Headquarters in this line Wo can Curtains In viicc fiom SOccnts per pan They arc Big Bargains Other enntt compete in this line Window Shades ftom 20c ta 75c each poles 20c to 05e each to3 Carpets Matting Cloth and Floor OH lice You must not buy till j ou haesecn our Table Oil Cloth 15e pel jiud up SSJll 3u Kcjform BellslIoef eT Foiks of J Hardware wiro Etc 20c and Woortonwni Wocnii y ajFntl Lino ubs Buckets Biooms etc u call of nt inspection is toliciled wliotliLiIiuitluses mo intended fiom all oi not uttuutiuu to luokeroas uelljibuyci Follow tho ciouri and yon will find the Poflte place Cash Always Is Our Moto Barn IB Oiigiuatoisandpiomoteis of Ixiw IVce MT TEUUXG K Mrs Annette Wing Wilson wifo af Dr T II Wilson dentist died this morning of Brights disease at hex homo oii East Fifth Street after many inonths of great suffering She was born in Lamlne township Cooper county and was married to Dr Wil Â¬ son twenty two years ago She was a member of the Christian church and a noble follower of Jesus Christ Hor husband and three children survive her Sedalla ifo Bazoo May 22 Dr Wilson was born and raised In this county near towu and is well known to many of our oldor citizens IIo left hero somo twenty five years since niiwi nnwirnnirjii cm Has not been favorable for the sale of Spring Suits and our Mens Boys and Childrens Stock is Double what it ought to be - THE BACKWARD SEASON Now1 in a case of this kind what can we do - WE MUS T UNLOAD We propose to take one fourth Bovs Boys Boys Boys Boys Boys Boys 1 And you want to be present at the Greatest Unloading Sale of Clothing ever known in Lexington suit in our house This means Mens 2500 Suits for Mens 2000 Suits for Mens 1800 Suits for Mens 1500 Suits for Mens 1200 Suits for Mens 1000 Suits for Mens 800 Suits for 1875 1500 1350 1125 900 750 COO V 4 oft of every mens boys and chikFs yl HUi lBr q - 2 t 1500 Suits for 1125 1200 Suits for 900 900 Suits for G75 800 Suits for GOO 000 Suits for 450 500 Suits foi- - 375 400 Suits for 300 Pont compare VW We cannot afford to Mislead the public Do not delay JWhilc w are ove loaded you can save money this great sale with the sensational advs of some houses names at the close of an advertisement is a guarantee of its truth Our V IMfilfS sr j j5f Np fVtV yrf 76 78 80 Main Street m- LOUIS ty - Si w iva i s GUSST i I t t r AU rt rf 4 - LEXINGTON KY - r Tar t ft lh H A n i f vV t r i mt CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR sTiEXiiriG- - Advocate Ttslfojuaffi lsp The- v - Topio For the Week Declnnlng Juno 1 11 K No bettor introduction to onr topic could possibly bo made thuu tho quota- Â¬ tion o tho referenco Eccl x 1 Ro moaiher now thy Creator in tho days of thy youth while tho evil days come not dor tho years draw nigh when thou halt say I havo no pleasuro in them These aro very familiar Scriptural words and aro often repeated to the young and form an appropriate introduction to tho topic Our 3 ouiig lives for Christ 1 The young should be instructed in Christian truths II Tim iii 15 In urg ing Timothy to continue in the things which ho had learned and been assured of namely Christian teachings Paul Teminds him that he had from a child known tho Holy Scriptures This was true for in chapter i 0 wo learn that Lois tho grandmother of Timothy and his mother Eunice had both been Christians before him It was natural therefore that Timothy should know tho Scripture It was also well for him to hold to it It had been his mothers treasure It was her legacy to him TThero was reason indeed that ho should prizo it highly and not neglect it It tiwas also able to inakd hilnlwiso unto salvation becauso it was Qods word This was a still greater reason why he should prize it and continue in it All young people should know Gods word Parents should instruct their children in it But if ours have not we should oeek this knowledgo for ourselves for -two reasons 1 Youth is tho time to learn it It is easier then to do so It is easier to retain it 2 It is Gods word and jean save and tho young aa well as tho old need Balvation 2 Tho young should practice Chris- Â¬ tian truths I Tim iv 12 Paul exhorts Timothy not to lot any man bo ashamed of his youth but to bo an example in Tvord citizenship love spirit faith and purity Timothy was a young man to bo in tho ministry yet this need not hin- Â¬ der him in his labors unless ho acted foolishly and vainly Becauso we aro young is no reason why wo should not profess and servo Christ The world ro Bpects youthful Christians perhaps even more than older ones if tho profession is Our young consistently carried out lives should indeed bo given to Christ It is the best time to servo Christ Ho wants us to servo him then Wo can do more for him then than at any other time Let us therefore come to Christs word and seo what Ho would havo us do and then let us do it Knowing is not enough wo must act upon our knowl- Â¬ edge If you are a young Christian prove by your actions that you are a sin- Â¬ cere Christian and no one will think less of you becauso of your youth only more Biblo References Ex xz 1 5 Prov iii 1 4 I Sam ii 2G Lain iii 27 Math xxv 1 13 Luko xviii 10 17 Mark x 13 10 I Cor xvi 13 Phil i 27 I Pet V 0 5 Heb x 23 Rev xv 16 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -- Comment by Iter 8 II Doyle Tone Our youwr lives for Christ EccL H Tim Ill 15 I Tim Iv 12 ill run-Â¬ All women who ore overworked down or debilitated need just one medlclno and that la Dr Plorcos Favorlto Proscrip- Â¬ tion Its a broad statement but facta bear it out Those aro tho facts If youro a weak and delicato woman then tho Favorlto Prescription builds you up if you suffer from any of tho painful dis-Â¬ orders and derangements peculiar to your sex it rolioves and cures It invigorates the system improves digestion enriches tho blood dispels aches and pains brings refreshing sleep and restores health and strength All tho chronic weaknesses ir-Â¬ regularities and disturbances known as femalo complaints are completely and permanently cured by it These aro fads and theyre strong enough to warrant the makers in guaranteeing their remedy If it fails to bonoflt or euro you havo your money back No other medlclno for women is sold on such term That prores that nothing else can ba just as good Cyclone Store Lexington LEXINGTON E7 Tho greatest Out Prieo ealo ovor known in tho history of In Dry Goods Notions Ladies 8pting Wraps Mens Youths nnrt TToysCloth lng Gents Furnishing GoodslMcns Boys Ladies Misses and Childrcns Shoe for finfants and Children T I HIRTY yoarn olnivrvatlon of Crmtorla crlth the patronage of millions of persons permit re it speak of it withont gncsslng It in nnqnpstlonnblr th- ticnt vnttiftdy frr lufanta ftnd Children tikct world lias cvo- - Jmoirri It i h unrcV Children llko it It gives thorn hoftltli If ryjl srvn o fhoh 71vi Jn it Mothers have oractblac which ip nlnoIMoTr rnfc r ttt prqnHnollly porfwotsB a - childs aiodlolno DECORATION DAI Flowers Strewn Alike Over Graves of Rich and Poor Young and Old A DELIGHTFUL DAY East Tuesday was tho day sot apart by the nation and State for decorating tho graves of soldiers of tho Union who died in tho service In connection with this by tho request of tho offi- Â¬ cials of Machpolah Cemetery all per- Â¬ sons were directed to decorate tho graves of their dead In consequence from early morning until lata in tho afternoon there was one continued line of vehicles going too and from Were wo called upon tho cemetery to approximate tho value of tho flow- Â¬ ers given in memory of the dead wo would place it among tho thousands But few graves were neglected Some good women whoso homo tho death Oastorla Ttrny TVorra Castorin allays Tovcrighhoss Hv f r Castor a provoatn voinltliig Sonr Cnrfl Castdxia onr Slnrrnroti and Wind Colic Castorla rellovea Toothing Trembles Cantorln euro Compilation anil Flatulonoy r 7 TTl HI t f4JJC Castor neutralizes tho nffoot of carbonic aoiA eas or poisoBoaa air ii Cartorla does not contain morphine oplnm or other narcotic property Castorla assimilates the food reirnlntn the stemaoh and Wsrels irfvfag healthy and natnral siorr i V Castorla Is pnt np In onw ntrobottTqt only It Is not sold Inhnlic Dont allow any one to sell yon nnytklng oine on inn plea or promlsa 1 J 1 3 Calico in all colors worth 7c at Co a yrd A beautiful lino of white India Linen 1 yd wide Wenched Cotton wortlt 8 1 3 at 5 0 0 1 2 7 mid 7 l 2c a yard cents at 6c a yard Dcmmlt Flannels worth 81 8eatCcn 1 yd wine Brown and Unbleached yawl Cot ton at so a vara Coylon Crincklo in all colors worth 20c Best Apron Ginghams worth 8 l 8c at nt Ho a yard oo a vara A full lino of Wool Sergo In all colors Dress Ulnghams worth lOo at 7 8 lc n and black worth 75c at 49c a yard yard All colors of XurliuoBnnting worth 16c Bhaila Goods worths U8o at Eo a yard at Oo a yard Pino Applo Tissues wortli 23c at lEo a Henrietta Cloth in all colors SS inches yard wide 18 1 2 10 1 2 190 and tip Dotted and Flowered Swiss worth 25 French Satines in all colors IS l 2c cents at 15c a yard worth 80o n yard Cochcco Satlncsln all colors wortli 16c Albert Twills in all colors S yards in at c A yard ono pattern to each customer 80 inches Dotted Swiss Mull worth 85o at 19c ft wido for 99o a nattern worth 25c n yd yard A full lino of Black Organdies 13 14 1 2 Gloria Silks in all colors wortli 85c at id ana worth 20 22 ifi zc a yanu 19o a yard Carsh 4 5 0 and 7o n yard India Mull worth Uc at 12c a yard d ic Stas -- and CltftihMg x I i EM TmT i rrn b ii riiiifoK Ui W au Houth Limestone Street w A-JL--a books and pictures acording to purchase WaiifsoWvottwiyItheyeryvVto550 purcinuo naj c a1 present la SilVerware l i Uji J JLAAJLAJUABJJL U rViAV I 3J XJBXDfaTOHKY u mil JJLwAm J f -- f J T Lglll WWBI fllillriii win iflBfcfsTr ilnnAiufsM wmmwimm m rm to i fthatlt to jmt aa fnn So iHdxHllatJwnr eirovy pnrpogV en every wrapper FAIRLAWMIYSTZ T tun vV 0Jri jiru - that yon got Tap fao slmllo olgnatnrc of i Bay horse ho white IB hands high foated July 3 1886 son oOho Great it Children Cry for Pitcher it Castorla i The greatest living sire and tho siro of 102 with records from 2 09 to 230 and sire of 37 sires with 37 trottors and 12 pacersih 2 30 also siro of tho dam of tho groat Arion j 2 10f 1 Nut wood 2 l 84 winner In A V 1 dam STKEAMLET dam of a 1892 trial 229 reaper had not entered gathered flowers and laid them on unknown mounds It was a sweet expression Those aud for it there is a reward living far away and whoso dear ones were buried hero were not forgotten tho old man tho young woman and tho tiuy babe who rested there were alike remembered Tho entire ceme- Â¬ tery was a floral beauty and many were the happy recollections to those thus remembering their dead Mandalay 13075 Chestnut horse 15 1 2 2 dam OLD SOPHY Kby ALMOST 83 Siroof 49 dams with 61 trotters ia 230 and sis pacers in 225 and better by EDWIN FOREST 49 sire 01 iu aams with 13 trotters In 239 ftnC better - hands high foaled Apr 11 8 Stout Dubuque Iowa 1889 bred by2IIIjnnd F D Sired by NUTWOOD 600 218 Sire of 1 pacers in 225 and better Adrion Wilkes siro of Boy Wilkes 2 075i and 12 moro from 214 to 230 8 dam SOPHRON1A Uranaam Of Julia Ann Tnlinnnn thn BreH yr old to trot in 215 8 Jffi by Parkers BROWN PILOT 8ln nf ilinlinnli mm i 4iv Donald 227also siro of Blandlundam of Klntr Bene 230 siroof 21 trotters in 280 and better ono pacer 224 also aam 01 Swigert withBSr trotters In 230 and better and the dams of 12 trotters from 218 to 280 and dam of Abdal Â¬ lah Pilot siro of 8 from 2 18U to 230 and So-licltor siro of Tiny 229 by BETRAND thoroughbred son of Sir Arehy by LANCE thoroughbred son of Americas in iiiijt T 103 with 40 others records from 209 3 4 to 230 and of tho dam of Arion 210 1 2 and in 2S0 and grandsiro of 70 with records from 212 1 2 to 280 2 by GEORGE WILKES 519 222 aire of Onward lied Wilkes Baron Wilkes Simmons Young Jim etc and of 78 with records from 213 1 2 to 30 His sons havo produced over 700 with records from 203 to 250 dam JULIA A by ENFIELD 128239 siro of Tosa 210 1 4 Robin Dam of liomantsiro of Gipsy 2241 2 etc also siro of the damsofBello Queen 233 1 2 Archer 212 1 2 Referenco 218 and 18 others in 280 dam MAY WILKES byMAMBKINO MESSENGER siro of Gen Geo II Thomas stro of Annio II 230 Scotts Thomas 221 1 2 cteandof tho dams of Lunette 225 3 1 Mistlotoo 20 etc 4 5 8 dam dam dam kr - 7dam 8dam - - ft i I rr t 1 v if 1 st Christian Endeavorers In India tovn is Madanapille in the Ma- Â¬ dras presidency Tho white bullocks aro hitched to the missionary wagon into which wo clamber for a ride of a mile or so from tho mission bungalow to tho center of tho town Beside the carriage on each sido marches a row of Endeav orers Ephraim and Isaiah Isaac and Gabriel and Jacob and many other Scripturo worthies forming such an es- Â¬ cort of Old Testament characters as wo never expected to enjoy For awhilo they march along in si lence but as wo near the center of pop-Â¬ ulation our Endeavorers clang their cymbals and strike up a gospel song in Telugu Aa they como to tho more thick-Â¬ ly peopled streets their singing becomes moro vigorous and before they get to the placa of meeting they divide into three or rour bands and march through tho leading streets of Madanapalle singing at the top of their lungs tho gospel invitation Slowly from street and alley and courtyard tho crowd begins to gather attracted by tho singing and all con vergo to a central spot under a spreading banyan tree A whitewashed wall on one side of tho street serves as a white curtain for tho magic lantern pictures and in front of this the oxpectant people gather Now tho preliminary services are over and pictures from the life of Joseph aro thrown upon the screen while one of tho missionaries explains apparently greatly to the edification of tho interested throng tho thrilling bcenes in tho life of Egypts premier Then a native pastor takes up the story and sends homo tho lesson Another hymn is sung and another Avorker this timo ono of tho Christian Endeavorers who is also Jkcatechist ex- Â¬ plains and expounds the nfo of Christ as the scenes are thrown upon the wall And so on for moro than an hour tho gospel is proclaimed to eyo and ear Scarcely any ono leaves tho circle of listeners No ono yawns no one seems weary but in stillness and reverenco this nudienco of 300 heathen listen to the word of life Who can tell what good reeds aro thero implanted which may fcj wing iorm irun some a uunureuioiur Rev Francis E Clark in Golden Rule Tho Â¬ Â¬ 1 1 Sixteen Minutes Shoes When one looks back a hundred years and thinks of tho days of te dious traveling it took to make the journey from Boston to New York aud then calls to mind tho magnificent new compound locomotives which aro capable of drawing a train of cars at tho rate of between 75 and 100 miles ppr hour ho is struck by the wonder- Â¬ ful progress which has been made in mechanical science during tho current century Yet as great as has been tho change in our modes of locomotion it has been no greater than that which For in- Â¬ has occurred in other fields was but comparatively a few stance it years ago when Henry Wilson after- Â¬ wards Vice President of tho United States was laboring at tho shoe bench spending hours and probably a day or more as did all his fellow workmen throughout tho world in making a single pair of shoes now machines for doing this work havo been so highly doveloped that last week a pair of shoes was actually mado in Lynn from beginning to end including tho sewing on of tho buttons and tho packing of tho pair in a box in tho almost incre- Â¬ dibly short timo of less than 16 minu- Â¬ Tho compound locomotive and tes tho 16 minutes shoes aro not excep- Â¬ tions of what has been accomplished SdamTEXY - Eclipse by GRAY DUNGANNON thoroughbred son oft Imp Bedford by CUPBEARER thoroughbred son ol Imp Bedford byIMPCOUR-DE-LEOson of Highflyer N r 4 NUTWOOD 216She of 102 fiom 209 3 4 to 230 dam 6 dam by Downings BAY MESSENGER siro of Jim lortcr eaddlo record of 238 1 2 and of Li ttlo Noiadamof Claik Chief 89 by Young Jefferson by Hunts Commodore IdamMISS RUSSELL Dam of Mnud S 208 8 4 Nutwood 218 8 4 Rustiquc22l Cora Belmont 223 Russia 228 3 dam SALLY RUSSELL by BELMONT 04 Siroof 89 trottersin 280 also siro of 40 sires with 239 trotters in 230 and better and 2 pacers in 2 25 and better by PILOT JR Siro of 16 dams of 86 trotters by BOSTON X 0 dam Will make tho season of 1893 ht tho Chester Ky in charge of E S Bean at 25 TO Fair Grounds in Win -- INSURE A LIVING COLT Season to close July 1 for tho purpose of training good individually as his breeding indicates Ho is as EL S- - IBE-A-Ifc- T cSc CO Ky of8Ucce88in th0 8tud aa ispossible for a young horso to have when in addition to his two top crosses tho character of his second dam Old Sophy is considered that assurance is doubly sure and I have put his service feo down in tho reach of all Both in breeding and individuality FAIRLAWN is a very superior horsey sired by tho greatest living horso of superb breeding of great speed and a demonstrated sire and his dam by ono of tho greatest brood maro sires and1 ono of tho most prolific producer of trottors that over lived lias as perfect a guarantee K --fe -- PATPT d-J-- T7KT w UN - Winchestor BHBBIBBiBlBBnaBBBneXUenSBSaBBBBBnSEBaBaBBBSBanBBlBBBnaEnaEaBHBBBI And will mako tho season at tho Oak View track two miles south of Mi Sterling Ky 25 To Ia3s ure a 31jivijngr Sfoal STERLING gOY 10526 KHyBBSW STANDARD -- Sire of Bell Peters Bay hoiso 10 229 ffzLiJar Jnlv 1 JNO W WHITE - hands high foaled in 1880 Bred by John McDonald Mt Sterling Ky SIRED BY BELLWOOD 756 Sirodby Belmont 1 The John Hank Brewing Co s Lager Beer Muenchener Pilsener Golden Eagle and Export Bottle Beer Aro tho most perfect products of tho 64 dam dam Kate Pennington 2 8 throughout the entire list of mechan- Â¬ ical industries Manufacturers Ga- Â¬ zette Tho roosts should not be high espe- Â¬ cially if tho birds aro large and heavy By observing liens when they go on tho roost at night it will bo noticed that when tho roost is high it is with difficulty that somo of them reach it Before all tho and securo positions members of tho flock get settled there will bo several falls from tho perch duo to tho general scramble for favor- Â¬ ite places and when leaving tho roost in tho morning tho heavy birds come to the floor with moro force than is beneficial tho result being log difficul- Â¬ ties aud sometimes internal injuries Son of Mambrino Chief 11 BELLWOon750giroofWVan 235 4 2 Ryswood 230 siro of Sil 4 by Belmont IH siro of Nutwood 218 3 4 Wedgo venvood 239 3 wood 219 and 31 others in Z0 Has 29 eons sires of 120 trotters Bcllwods dam Vanity Fair dam of Conway 218 Convoy 222 Bel- Â¬ mont 04 by Abdallah 15 sire of Goldsmith Maid 214 dam Belle by Mambrino Chief and 5300 by Volunteer 55 siro of St Julian 211 others Volunteer by Hamblctonian 10 Williams Mambrino by Ericsson 11 Highland Chief son of Mambrino Chief son of Mambrino Chief STERLING BOY Is a large handsome horse with lino style best of feet and legs Ills breeding is flrst class as ho carries tho blood of some of tho best producing sires in tho woild Wo can promise you that Sterling Boy will not only siro speedy colts but tlio best coach horses in the land STERLING BOY will mako the present season at onn stables on tho Vnn Thompson pike six miles north of Mt Sterling at tho low price of etc dam Kate Lady Thorn Jr by Williams Maubkino Siro of dams of Mambrino Dam of Navidad 4 222 J 2 Santa Claus 217 1 2 siro of Wilkes 228 8 4 Santa Claus 217 1 2 Rachel B 238 1 12 etc Sidney 210 3 4 siro of Fans- tino 4 214 1 4 Fausta 1 222 3 4 Frou Frou 1 235 1 i by by Standaud Bkarek 6soo Siro of Banner Boy 225 Mar low 0 215 and others art of beer making by common consent Furthermore PHYSICIANS AND MEDICAL JOURNALS niehlyreccommendPui o extract of ifnlt and Tionnnnii hn purposo Of Bulldincf UD Broken Down ConRtltntlnna aiinh na oarvonlnllrr nnnri beset with as a remedy unsurpassed It has been our aim to i thercbv relievo tho tmlilin nf tlm nan nf tlm mnnifaM nn7H c manufacture tho very article an i d D VmMyo ham W haV0 talrabVnSSSdcd oVnl Proof rt fmiinij ni Hioiiland Ciiiep V thenlrslllo htah v Bearer Abdallah 15byIIamblctonianl0damKaty Darling Standard 3 4 28 Throughout the United States ol America It is tho purest malt and hop extract Cal y 1 emedy ior convalescents to gain strength and manufactured Wour Ph vitality Ask slcau Invalid Bottled Beer lyr The John Hauk Brewing Co Oct 4 92 Cincinnati Ohia V 15 other horse TO INSURE A LIVE COLT an- Â¬ Algeria Wilkes nTo Sire of IIuqar 2 21 39j Money duo when colt comes maro parted with or bred to A Hen will bo retained on colt for Beason monoy -- BRIDGES BROS 3S80 Jessie Wilkes 219 i f W HfT mi They Will Come They will como tho milk white daisies And green leaves for tho trees Wo Bhnll see the stately roses And feel tho soft June breeze Tho rivers again will mirror Tho willows nodding near And tho birds will fill tho echoes With anthems to the year Wo havo seen tho skies look dreary And earth laid W her shroud Did not the sunshine como again And pay us for tho cloud Wo had faith the fruit was sleeping In natures secret fold Did the summer gates not open And show us green and gold This lesson is for youl TIs tho lovo work of tho Master To send you summer too Only trust Him as you trusted That winter nould depart TIs a surely i His purpose A June time for the heart Presbyterian Banner O yo JUDY KY Mirror and Farmer A L Hachet is at homo from the Ho will Southern Baptist Seminary Concern represent tho Baptist Book of Louisville during vacation Thero is very little difloronce in tho amount of caro or food required in growing a steer or hog no matter what tho quality It is ovidont thon that it pays to raiso tho kind that sells tho quickest and brings tho best prices W I afNi g f a 2s 0 PER OAY RATES - hearts bowed down In sorrow Sire of Martha Wilkes 208 wot Ids race record 208 worlds raco record for three hoatsn 212 210 and 200 and 82 others from 210 to 280 1st dam GOSSIP byTATTLElt 220 Sh o of Indianapolis 221 Voltaire i5ra2fov0nNYU1ics22Blrof CaPtnlu John22igdof Ashmoro229 Gossip 218 Humor220 Slander m 220 A 2d dam JKSSIE PEPPER by MAMBIUNO CHIEF 11 Ham of Iona 217 dam of Acnon 8 y 229 Dam of Alpha 223 dam of Acgon 8y 218MAnnabell grandamof Pilnco Begent 2102 AVlnonadam of Alaska 227K Jlonto- znma 22 LcGiandc sire of Jiandco 8 dam of Irene 21 223H Iola trial 22 ALGERIA WILKES will mako tho season atuluoGrassPark at tho low personal attention will bo given to tho care of all stock but canSot J25 tolnimrn a living co It bio for accidents or escapes should any occur Grass furnished at 10 cents per day or bo resTOnsl IIUK iv tl ha tnontli and must bo paid for boforo removal of mares Season monoy duo In all cases wlu maro is parted with or bred to another horse it fSffc m fefc - MKfeTOEfe J Ti 4 Winchester Ky i r-u S i i Mr ayg HE ADVOCATE iTY PotMHkTfftt IMt 7r 0lMutnre Knxly to Ar ul wfnfKmrtji DYQQATETjCfjSgBy JUSTE 6 1893- - Xwa IHBROBPNTS tie Council Did a Gopd Work hen They Deeded ito Ex tend Sycamore Street Other Streets Will hcj Opened and Mt Sterling Will Have Sufficient Building Lots All tho preliminary stops looking The Succession is about ono week later than tho Early Summer but is nearly doublo its Bizo and truo to its typo under all conditions It is regarded as a safo ing towns variety for tho amateur to plant as it does woll at all seasons Whothor plantÂ¬ Bb Courteous ed for modium early main crop or lato Noblosso oblige is a principlo that use one is suro of getting a crop applies everywhere aud under all con- Â¬ Sjirlng Care of Hoc ditions but nowhere and under no Tho bees should bo looked after tho conditions with such force as to ones first warm days that come Open tho behavior when ho forms part of ari hives and sco that thoy havo food enough can audience Peoplo who pride thcmsel- - to last until thoy so gathor honoy Bees that havo gone far through tho ves on boing well bred often astonish winter aro worth Eutno trouble andsomo Jthoir neighbors by aggressivo rude exponso to carry them through Tho ness which is as consonspicuous by its Amorican Cultivator says that liquid sugar enough stirred into iperftuousness as by its peculiarity honoy with stiff candy makes good it to mako a bee A man disagrees with his preacher food but puro sugar and water is hotter and ho rustles around in his pew if than nothing Whilo tho hives aro open lio is acquainted with any ono withiu Llook for signs of tho beo moth and see if colonies aro so reduced that it would eight ho endeavors to communicate anywell to destroy ono of tho queens and bo his disagreement through his oyes if doublo them up When theyaro heard rthe mupc doesnot meat with his ap Â¬ humming inuido tho hivo or when they proval ho manages to convoy that aro seen bringing out dead bees thoy should bojlooked filter fact to as many peoplo about him as Havo tho now hives with top boxes X08siboif a blunder is made he and frames allroady before other Bpring makes it tho moro conspicuous by his work takes up tho time Whether they manner oven his nervous condition is are allowed to swarm naturally or aro divided artificially it is well to bo ready forced upon tho attention of his neigh- Â¬ for them in good season If thoro aro bors Ho reepgrizes no law but his any old hives that aro good havo them own will ho is consciously or uncon- - well cleaned If thero is ompty comb on that sciously an cthican anarchist lie andhand seo is not it is in good conditionof enough got sheets if thero realizes no ethical rolatious that should foundation enough to fill tho frames in control manners as an expression of tho now laiyes and to roplaco that in tho Vtoion or as a means of inciting to boxes on tho old hives good behavior those about him The Onions From Seed critical arc made moro critical the Onions grown to commercial size in ignorant aro convinced that Biich be the usual way if set out tho next spring iVaavior must bo tho mark of knowl soon enlarge to sizo fit for table Tho difforonco between tho two is chiefly Mgo and bo imitato tho lawlessness of caused by different cultivation In tho bad uanucrs and the interested aro ono caso the onion under favorable controubled by solf doubto That tho ditions matures from tho seed tho firstÂ¬ etiquette of the moment domands that season a in tho dwarfedforcondition it requires second season full maturity tho wholo attention should bo given Experiment Station Gleanings to speaker performer or singer is not Bulletins issued from tho agricultural in harmony with tho views of him experiment station at Raleigh will bo who enjoys getting up sideshows sent to any address in that stato on writ Â¬ whereiu he can make his oxistonce ten application to the director H B evident Wo hear of tho mau whoso Battle W H Caldwell assistant agriculturist io nun iu uiim wurui ui l Ti at tho Pennsylvania station has been Taccident but in an audionco ho is a soleoted by tho American Guernsoy Cat unit to a legion compared with thoso tlo club to tako charge of tho Guernsey wlio achiove prominence by tho ability cows entered for tho test of dairy breeds sWgnoro tho principle of noblesse at tho Worlds Columbian exposition Â¬ A number of tho leading tobacco growoblige Christian Union ers of tho Connecticut river valloy havo Tho largest poultry farm in the organized as tho Valloy Tobacco Exper- Â¬ Their object is to United States is located on Long iment association experiment in fertilizers and methods pf Lake Winneposaukeo Now growing tobacco in connection with tho Iland Hampshire It consists of 1300 acres government oxperimont station at tho of laud with five milesof water front state agricultural collego At tho North Dakota Btation E S One room in a building containing a capacity of 30000 eggs under favora- Â¬ Koono has been appointed agricultural engineer with a viow to having investiga- Â¬ ble circumstances will hatch out chicks tions of farm machinory conducted at in tho space of twonty ono days Thoro tho station Tho first work will bo on a aro 35400 equaro feet of brooding stubblo burner for removing all straw from tho soil it roam and 120000 capital invested ing away with after harvestingof thus do tho necessity annual ThiB 6cason it is expected to not 12 plowing for wheat 000 profltovor 11 expenses A prom- Â¬ Erom tho Arkansas station comes tho inent physician of largo means is tho report of successful bxperimonts with owner of this remarkablo and fieom wheat oats grosses and clovor ot Now Pino Bluff localities Y In port and now tho chief Crop in which ingly impossible cotton is -- Strcot to Winn Strcot will bo taken at the Council mooting to night this done another cxtontion should bo at Â¬ tended to Wo refer to tho street so long talked of to bo opcued from Queen Street between N II Trim- Thomas Johnsons bios and Col Maysvillo Strcot thenco con- Â¬ crossing tinuing westward crossing tho Syca anoro extension Bigstaff addition and thenco with tho samo bearings tothtf city limits at tho East boundry of tho Queen xchango Panic property Street should also bo extended to tho JIiuk8ton pike The present necessity for tho extension of those streets and oponing up of now building territory in addition to tho present demand for residence property would bo a sav Â¬ ing to the city Had this boon atton- ded to twenty years ago oven less time property owners would havo boon glad to havo given tho streets but as it now is lands are increasing in value with each passing year and if this work is not dono 4now it will eventually cost the city a largo amount Af monoy Thcro is opposition now Hkt it will bo more stubborn and tho only thing required to open theso streets is norvo on tho part of our ouncilmen It was wise in thom to accept Mr BiqstalTs proposition and Jiad proceeding Councils acted in tho eatno way in regard to theso and other this expenditure of monoy for juight-a-wa- y would havo boon obvia tcd and tho city would havo been Irailt up along these lines with capital that has been expended iu neighbor Â¬ -- forward to tho oponing of Sycamoro crbpVe do riot trust enough io the pot toes that naturally maturo early oaya a writor in Tho American Cultivator Ho says good preparation of tho soil find good af for cultivation aro not suffi Â¬ cient to produco an early crop Tho EarlyBosd received its hamo because of itsquiokncss of growing and a crop should bo realized in from 05 to 05 days This potato still stands woll for on early crdp although it does jiot have tho widespread popularity it onco had Tho authority quoted says For1 a po Â¬ tato that can bo planted iri tho soil vory early in thoBeaeon and that will ripon early and yield a good crop thero is none that surpass tho Early Ohio This potato has an ahunflanco of good quali ties and its carliness of maturity is not tho least Tho potatoes aro largo and uniformtind a hill pulled up from 45 to D5 days after planting will presont a pleasing sight In selecting theso eoeds however it is quite essential that thero should ho no feeblo oyes When pota- Â¬ toes aro planted for an early crop tho soil is generally cold and damp and tho tendency is for tho seod to rot boforo it sprouts This will generally bo tho caso unless each pieco has strong oyes that fire vigorous and full of life Do not plant too early especially when tho soil is thick and heavy No seed can grow much in cold wet clam- Â¬ my soil Tho soed potato put in such soil will simply remain dormant for a number of days and havo tho vitality impaired by tho uncongenial surroundings Thoy do not geta good Btart and tho potatoes aro more apt to bo Bmall and half developed Thero is no set time for planting early crops for too much depends upon tho soil and tho season When tho potatoes aro planted early thoy noed plenty 6f barnyard manuro In the soil manure that is woll rotted This is heating to tho soil and it is much bettor early ii the season than any arti-Â¬ ficial fertilizer Â¬ In selecting Seed pojatoef for sm early Chang of Schedule Queen Cras pnt Route May 28 1803 On May 28 tho Queon Ss Crescent Route will inaugurate a now service of magnificent solid vestibulcd trains and sleeping cars through to Chicago without change coming from all prin Â¬ cipal fpoints in tho South i In tho Blue grass country this ser vlco will bo largely increased over the Thoro will bo six dally present train Lexington to Cincinnati daily and four daily trains Chattanooga to Cincinnati Leaving Junction City as at present will bo tho Bluo Grass Vestibule a solid vestibulcd train carrying frco parlor cars Loxington to Cincinnati This will bo supplemen- Â¬ ted by another solid vestibulcd train tho Lexington Vestibule leaving Lexington 3 00 p m and arriving Cincinnati 540 p m Tho Chicago Limited leaves Chattanooga coming from Atlanta at 7 25 a m Loxington 4 00 a m and arrives Cincinnati 6 30 a m running through solid to Chicago via Big Four Route arriving Chicago oran TESTIMONIALS ana momujie habit mopoucni py mouse 01 our SPECIAL FORMULA mBfmvr0 TTt nrlti vuiiipiuiujvueairuyiuaucsiroiorAUllAUUUlttrromfzntoo days Porfcotly l i nMMMiAij a harm less causa no sickness andpmy bo plvon In a cup of tea or coffee without tno knawl eaga oi mo paueut who will voluntarily stop stnoklngor chewing la a row days IINIHIUNNHIHiMKIN HILLChloride nf S Aim flUAIUHTEK A RPIf E1IRED WEana Invite tho nCrnCrnDE9i C0BE careful Investigation as to our responsibil ity and too morlta of our Tablet most Â¬ Double jimk -- GalA Tattetc jrumnA MUMMra A8 ui ssvsT GOLD CURB TABLETS Mor enclose us S Tablets 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schedules etc or address D G Edwards G P A Cincinnati A Iromlslnj Now Cabbage Court Directory flasical Wo represent tho Hazelton Bros Bush Co Goods Old Reliable niHcuir conivr Judok John E Coopjsk presiding Third Monday May and the Fourth Monday In NoTember Judge - TJScott presiding September and March MONTGOMERY COURT OF COMMON FLEAS Third Monday in COURT Ohio QUARTERLY Stub Ends of Thought Wo fiud fnoro iu Judoe IKTVI8 Afpepson presiding Tuesday af Â¬ ter Third Monday in January April July and October this world than wo county court Third Monday of each month MT STERLINQ lose oorts Colby CITY COURT M8 SUCCESSION CABBAGE A tear is crystallized comfort Will do is a pigmy beside have douo Thoro is great lovo in a mercenary marriage but it is lovo of self If bread is tho stafi of life pio is the gold head on it What every man gets takes that much away from some ono else Lite of itself alone is valueless Dont go farther than you can se ahead Silence is not of tho feminine gender Auger is as dangorous at tho breech as at the muzzle Detroit Free Press weenoy U S A San Diego Cal says Shilohs Catarrh Remedy is tho first medicine I have over found that would do mo any Sold by T good Price 50 cents jy 1 G Julian and tho Ivors Pond Judge James W Groves presiding First Sat urday in each month CIVIL BRANCH Professional And the Mason Hamlin and Chicago u JOHN M EIMOTT Attomey-at-Law Wo sell all tho abovo instruments on such easy terms that all who aro thinking of buying can easily pay tor them Our torms aro monthly and price moderate Wo havo also just added a complete lino of SHEET MUSIC aud SMALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS to our stock aud can furnish you anything in that lino you aro looking for Remember we will still handle all kinds Sewing Machino Needles aud Oil When in need of anything in our lino give us a call COTTAG E OO--lNr-S Onice V 11 14 Mt sterling Ky Court Street First Floor w J AllNETT Attomey-at-La- Salyeinville Ky Will practice in the Courts ot Kentucky T M OLIVEIt J Attornoy at Law and Surveyor Mt Sterling Ky All collections and real estate transactions or anything concerning the same uromptly at- Â¬ tended to and abstracts of titles given when desired Office Court Street opposite Court House with Dr IS Q Drake East Main Street Mt Steiline Ky I AliAZELRIGO Attrneyat law City Atty S Office Tyler Apperson building Mt SterllnjriKT M 8 Tyler ipYLEB ArPERSON Attorneys-at-la- Captain E L DftfaSOtf SOM iTiioMisijsTii Office Politeness has been woll defined as benovolonco in small things Ma- caulay ragjgfigjjiteftgllgJgfiSfi ml W A SUTTON DICK SMITH ijjsj No 18 Broadway Fizer Block Loyrlt Appcreon n Office JL Tyler Apperson building Mt SterlUg Ky Buoklens Arnica Salvo Tho best salvo in tho world for cuts bruises sores ulcors salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains coriis and all skin eruptions and positively curespiles or no pay re- Â¬ quired It is guaranteed to give per- Â¬ fect satisfaction or monoy refunded For sale by Price 25 cents per box 19 tf W 8 Lloyd WHITE Jt BKOOKS u Attorneys at Law Mt Sterling Ky Will practice In tho counties of Montgomery Bath Menifee Iowell Clark and Bourbon and the Superior and Appellate Courts Office la Caldwell building A DiIIAVEN SUTTOftf Wo are iu the SfllTH and UNDERTAKING West Main Street Mt Sterling Ky 5e 90art Street Will practice in aU Courts of the Commonwealth nmm Attorney-at-la- w V DU D L rKOCTOlt Office c3FDIIT0RE Dentist Mt Sterling Ky over Mt Sterlinr National Bank V - Business for profit Wo can succeed only by practicing Our prices strict economy and observing business methods will bo no higher than thoso of our sharpest competitors in tho largest cities A suito of furnituro or any other articlo of our line will bo a duplicate in material and price to thoso in tho Tho trado will bo closcsts markets tho samo torms considered supplied with tho latest styles of bedroom parlor and hall furn Â¬ iture wardrobes bookcases sideboards chiflbniercs hatracks settees plain and ornamental chairs tables couches folding beda in their various combinations etc In addition to the abovo lino wo will handle a full i D f X COX M D Office Boom 6 dence on Queen strcot Mt Sterling Ky Tyler Apperson building Resi Â¬ VAN ANTWERP Dentist with Dr Wm Van Antweni Short street opposite the court house Offlco Ml HOWARD HHAYDOX MD Mt Sterling Ky Jfflco near n sidence cor High Sycnmoro Sts McKEE Attomey-at-Law HCLAY Â¬ I JfilPiiiiP Of both high and low grades upholstery aud curtain materials mats rugs table and piano covers window poles etc stooz op cle3ee3x3 SUTTON Mt Sterling Ky Office upstairs comer of Court and Broadway ESTABLISHED 1856 MJ 11 Capital Stock 10000- SJcruK Ky- F Peters Pics John G Winn Cashier SMITH West Main Street DTD D1K GOOD gpEiHEtBSTBHBHfiliPEBHiilEfBSiif Lexington Plumbing Co i9 E SHORT ST LEXINGTON HOT WATER AND EAT BUY THEM OF GROCERIES You Will Be Robbed In Ghicago - AND CHOICE FRESH MEAT C During the Worlds Fair If You F Keesee Co KY SANITARY Are 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Tills denart mem nan a postnmcc rending an d writing room nag- - fBxa8r COMPOUND THE SATURDAY BLADE Machines Iron Pipes Â¬ -- and Fittings Hand and Power Pomps Rose Flue THE CHICAGO LEDGER LARGEST WEEKLIES IN THE WORLD And Drain Pipe Al WHOLESALE and RETAIL A recent discovery by an old physician Successfully used monthly by thousands of Ladies Is tho only per fectly safo and reliablo mcdlclno discovered Bewaro of unprincipled druggists who offer In Â¬ ferior medicines in place of this Ask for Cooks Cotton Root Compound tako no substitute or incloso 1 and 0 cents In postago in letter and mo willscnp Bcaled by return mall Full scaled particulars inplain envelope to ladles ouly two tamps Address No 8 Fisher Block Detroit Mieh Sold in Mt Sterling by Kennedy Bros W 3 Lloydll C Lloyd T G Julian and druggim very w here deponuont jeuturoN 500000 COPIES WEEKLY CHICAGO Pond LIlvCo -- tSWMBJiPBIHWnPWW W 3D BOTOE 115 117 5th Ave vV iy i ti t f y i i 2H1 LsJi w S u 6 t ---- ii v - a r ILr b- - it E p ifc - nv ifc vs if v Pf re Soe fhatyou need aud get it or and bre4y 1st V wasflwnorilotipnghtaud fftjpfected by everybody j tf COMPAMI ADYOCATE PUBLISHING i Jfo t Four graduates Missos Susio Scott CO NUNNELLEY Tho past week was favorablofor to- Â¬ Martha iGay JDaysio proctor sad bacco sotting Some fow have fin- Â¬ P S Lot us bring out tho only prfoct Binder in- it M TUESDAY JUNE 0 1893 xaary juiine aiopncns naviug umsncq ished setting others aro waitingfaupoh in urtr tu 4 this section put it up now and bo ireadytocutyour tho proscribed courso and received tho plants which woro too email to la diplomas who sot Tho cutworms aro reported as others Sovon rm ADVERTISING RATES rfrtik had entered tho second grade of the doing much damage to tho crops eet BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES dl High School course and who had not out Thero is considprablo complaint Why not add a Httlo and buy a GosHnCSmith l nro o s 52225 S2SSrpcc finished woro awarded certificates of corn not coming up and many have S3 c c 552 Eggors now Thoy rido easier last thr6o times as SSggggggSS They woro Misses Graolo Howoll planted tho Becond time So much 2ga long as any other buggy sold hero and look 100 por Edna Laud Annio Lizzie Itatliff wot wcathor lias caused somo corn- Â¬ v cent hotter -m Sa o iioivtastii oi3uS Mary Thomson Maggie Cormody fields to bpcomo vory woedy Tho gggSggSg8S8S HARNESS Katio Diamond and Gusele Punch wheat crop uovor looked bettor and n euojuasai omj Thoso young ladies stood a rigid ex- Â¬ has Urn nromlsn nf n Invrm Mn1f or Why not let us furnish you a fine sot of harness S88asa8KS8 a amination each ono acquitting her if you will not buy a iino sot wo keep somo cheap suoiyDsni ooaqx Spencer School self with credit Tho Graded ones 888888811111 is generally looked upon as tho poor Mrs Bonnio Redmou is quite sick at euomasni anoj SADDLES mnoK uO peoplos school tho object of which is her homo at Sponcor sssssasKsass to impart barely enough knowledge Wo havo Saddles from tho Finest Race or Show Mr Gilmoro of Spencer aged 8d snoao3tti m9a that tho pupil may understand and bo 5288Kw0eWWtS Saddlo to tho Common Morgan Tree Hcnco it is that men who was strickon with paralysis f two understood wcoksago wo aro sorry to say Is no Nunnelloy Cos Harness who aro called great and who have bettor M BnoiWDsnj si SwoSMoaofcee etijnojc owiu achieved famo by persistent effort in it WJ Saddles S88S88S88SS8 Joo McCormick of Lexington who it Buggies biographical skotches aro referred to has boon visiting iif Spencer neigh Â¬ BU0JJWSUI K 8SSS5Soe Carts as having attended tho common borhood was iI thrown from ahorso IM 388S8888888S it Surreys schools and his superior attainments last Monday and had his arm broken if it 4fr jft Phaetons have been tho result of a continued SS8SSS8K8SS- ti An Express office lias bcon estab Â¬ raat ono it XCUr Fish Wagons SSS888888S88 delving Not so with tho Mt Ster- Â¬ lished at Spencer with Win Day as tu it i tyi Wood Mowers ling Graded School Its courso arent FOR STATE SENATOR it Wood Binders i has a broad foundation for a collegi hK Rov Rico and wife of Fronchburg it Plows J arc authorized to announce Hon ate education in fact when tho courso aro tho guests of iii lUi ojkfWI We h J R Jackson and l Ktn Harrows Ati Gay of Clark county as a ca- Â¬ of this institution has bepn completed family of Spencer P JR JV Cultivators ndidate for Senator of this district com- - a pupil is fitted for any of lifos avo - Mrs Milton Yarber who suffered a Hay Rakes of the counties of Clark Bour- - cations and only professionals aro in fall from a ladder at her homo at posed in n J HitWuiBinder Twino bon and Montgomery subject to the need of additional training It will Spouccr some days since has about ro W No clerk hire acliouof the Democratic party bo romembored that this school a few covored a iJi rJli No porter Camargo of Clark county years ago wasonly a school by name Col J II Ilolloway It A1 rh t Littlo Rent begin Â¬ Mrs Pearl Cracraft wlio is at tho Is a candidate for Stato Senator from and never did it have a real t It Best Goods TV F Hibler assumed homo of her mother Mrs Mary the district composed of Bourbon ning until Mrs I Lowest Prices they Adams has beon very ill Now fk Olark and Montgomery counties sub- its Suporintendoncy for a fow havo a corps of eight teachers beside days ject to the action of the Democratic party Your vote and influence re tho principal and the course is as Miss Lillio Trimble who has been follows ripecfullly solicited visiting friends and relatives in Mt Primary grades are instructed in Sterling returned homo Friday reading spelling writing numbers Misses Nannie Raburn MOST SUCCESSFUL Maggie The people of the Northern and occasional oral lessons in hygionc hTMiF m i f n ay Taul aud Mr Harry Woldin attendod States notwithstaudin they make botany language lessons and ethics ij i T the commencement of tho Mt Sterling O UJJ11 I XUlLVXill a great to do over what they Tho Intermediate grades or thoso Public Graded School on Wednesday And Chronic Disease Specialist in tho erm the cruelty the negro iu the finishing the common school courso night male South will not tolerate tho meanness have in addition to tho primary Mrs Benie Rcdmon who has been 25 studies of that race On last Saturday geography history and gram- Â¬ quite ill for 6omo time is a little bet- Â¬ RNiyiiiiipiuiyifyiiiiiiiiiymiiyaiiiiiflyiiiui unmasked and in broad day light went mar ter o the jail at Decatur 111 a city with HAVE ALREADY RECEIVED Tho High School courso begins with Mr Andy Mclntyro is spending a a populatiou of 22000 and demanded the study of algebra higher arithme- Â¬ few days m this place a complete assortment of Dress ihe keys They were refused them tic physiology Latin Amoricau Hter- - Mies Eddie Reid spent tho past Goods Hamburg Nainsook and They broke down the doors and took ature rhetoric and easy experiments week with friends in Mt Sterling Swiss Embroiders Torchon Laces from his hiding a negro scoundrel in physics Black aud colored laces in endless Tho second year tho HORSE AND TRACK Sam Bush a Mississippi negro and High Schobl course embraces algebra Domestic variety and Zephyr Ginghams novelty Swisses and Iiuug him to tho first electric light post geometry English literature botany An exchange truthfully says that Organdy LawnB Black and jFigured He was charged with outraging two rhetoric and physical geography fast tracks arc those that receive Heurietta Embroidered Satines Law is too slow in its women white Tho studies prescribed for tho Ad good caro Flannel Whito Goods Dimitees process for such dire cases and these vanced Classes aro geometry Latin and Irish Lawns Laco Curtains Broomal 2 17 by Stranger haB Northern Republicans only repeated physical zoology and universal litera- Â¬ and Portiors in great variety been shod with aluminum shoes THE NEW DRESS GOODS what has become necessary time and ture includo Dotted and Polka det novel again in the South There are over two hundred and In after years unless other arrange Â¬ ties Combination Suits Bongalines Poplins Illuminated Dress Goods Kentucky Press AssociationAn- Â¬ ments can bo mado thero will bo no fifty horses in training at tho kito Black Figured and Plain Dress more graduates Uuly certificates track at Indianapolis Ind ther Annual Failure Goods Complete Assortment of Tho big gelding Dr M won tho The Press Association had its nicot will be given and they to thoso fin Â¬ Zeiglor Bros Dress Trimmings ll at Sarnia Out last week Women aud Childrens Shoes in ine iu Louisville It virtually did ishing tho courso prescribed for tho complete lines Now Parasols and othhig of business interest to the second yoar of the High School grades Ho paced a heat in 2 25 Permanently localed at Louisville Umbrellas received Tho entertainment was a delight to Kentucky will bo at craft After tho annual olection of Two of tho three new 2 20 perform Â¬ officers timo was spent in preparing everyone attending It consisted of ers of this year wero trained jAitfiiiii iJTitii Niifr rtltiTAwtiii over tho for pleasure trip to the Worlds Fair tho opening prayer by Bov A J Ar Jowott covered track last winter MT STERLING The Worlds Fair managers were glad rick Music by Lexington Mandolin Guy is showing very fast at Detroit Club Address by Kov H D Clark Wednesday Juno 21st 1893 They wanted o have them come Returning every four weeks iits Trojan Horse advertised by tho Humorous Speech by L T Chiles Ho trotted a quarter one morning last Dr Stockdalc successfully treats Kentucky press They also wanted President of the Board Presenting of week in 33 seconds Tho chances aro Acute and Chronic Catarrh ringing Diplomas II R French Benediction that ho will be givon an opportunity their influence favoring the j 5SJE in tho ears Deafness Diseases of tho to march a few fast miles this season by Rov E E Bomar of the Lords Day The re Eye Ear Nose Throat Lunes Kid Tho young ladies thus sent out by emmcratiou for this was CO cents a Tho breedonof tho futuro who suc- Â¬ ney Urinary and Bladder Troubles Stead Brigots Disease tyiabotes Dyspepsia It is hoped our Kentucky ed Â¬ this school will enter other schools ceeds will bo the one wlio conducts jfeMilwihihiiwftl MlfenAft i8litfliAnlut iuutjupuuou xiueumatism ana 1araly- itors will be honest and true to their and continuo their studies business according to tho rules of sis countrys laws and thoir Bibles Mt trado which govern all legitimate CORRESPONDENCE Epilepsy or Fits Positively Sterling would be delighted to enter- Â¬ business enterprises 100000 Cured tain the Kentucky Press Association C F Emery of Cleveland Ohio is Young or Middle Agod Mejjfcwf Grassy Lick any business to at wheu it has fering from Spermatorrhea Iffipo filling an order from Russian horse Â¬ Can loan from 1000 to 10000 on good totid to Until its meetings become toncy Eruptions tho result of errors Mrs R A Mason and children of men for a car load of sulkies carts or country property anywhere in the city or excesses should call before it is too xf business interest the Association Pans Texas aro visiting relatives in harness and other track pharapher Stato on short notice Wo guarantee a cure if case has is a failure aud is not worthy tho hos Â¬ h late gone too far nalia this neighborhood not M pitality of any people A noticeable feature of trotting Dr Richard Shirley and wife of M A handsome and popular widower Winchester wero Tyler Appcrson Bldg Mt Sterling Ky guests of Dr J A races in Denmark is that horses under not live a hundred miles Shirley who does Blood and Skin Diseases 15J hands aro excluded from all races last week from Mt Sterling loft Saturday in a besides Gorman and Austrian horses yfliipWffly uiaiiuerthat created a suspicion in The Conference was well atteuded are favored with a certain distance As Syphillis Scrofula Stricture Gleet etc cured by improved and never the minds of his friends When asked by citizens of your city and all en Danish bred horses rcceivo 100 motors joyed the dinners fasling remedies to where he was going he replied about 110 yards Purses vary be Â¬ Diseases of women such Lucorrhoa Monday an intimate Crab Orchaid Mr F A Sopor and daughter Miss tween 350 and 1300 crowns Painful Menstruation Displacement of Â¬ uachalor friend left to join him say Sallie are visiting tho family of Jas Womb Bearing Dbwn Pains in Back Every lssuo contains at least One Complete 8tokt and a Serial besides articles on A prominent horseman of Califor Â¬ relieved in short time ing he too was going to Crab Or- Mason nia who seldom makes a mistako Cycling Hunting Fishing Riding Sailing Athletics Amateur Tho Doctor carries all his portable The movement of these two chard Photography Misses Cumi Fannie and Sallie ventures the opinion that tho pacing instruments and comes proparonJto gentleman who arc not geuerally so Tlio vein of popular Action tho department of sport and pastimo for women and tho nbund cxamiuo tho most obscure medical aSd nnco of mnterlal for thoso who cherish outdoor life makes this ninpazino nn en Â¬ sjcrotivo aroused a deal of speculation Mason and Nannie O wings rotumed championship of tho world this year surgical enscs Ho undertakes no cyclopedia of sport nnd gives OUTING a welcome nt every llresldo lies between Flying Jib and Hal Report is rife from school last Thursday among their friends Your boy will prow up a better man your daughter a moro accomplished woman in brain incurable diseases but cures hundreds Pointer Mascot will give either of nnd body your own aud your wifes mcasuro of content bo brimful in tho companionship of OUTINQ given uo to dio Profs Hampton of Millcrsburg that they will not go so far as Crab Consultatibnferirco If this magazine has not a place on your library table wo ask that you consider tho question them au argument Horse World Ylv I mill n mfr1rl 11 - wuauuiumi JVUlirCBS of adding it to our list of subscriptions for 1803 T Orchard nor is thoir destination its and Spencer of Winchester attended Doblos list of horses include Ellard but tnat our tho Conference in tho interest of their Mined bamtarium THEOUTING CO Ltd NEW YORK 2 19 Princo Ilersohol 2 21 Amv Leo STOCKDALE widower friend will have a surprise respective schools 2 17i Lee Russell 218i Bollo Vara in oio for his family and friends Misses Annie Mason and Lillio 20SJ Nancy Hanks 201 Roina Louisville Ky During tho past week thero woro and that he will return with a beauti Â¬ Orear are visiting Miss Sallio Ramsey 213 Allorita 222 Campbells 238 business failures throughout tho His many good friends aro of Winchester this week ful bride Electioneer 217 Manaeor 209J McDool 2 15 Ballona 2 19A Pixley UnitcdStates as against 175 last year awaiting developments and aro pre Misses Mary and Annio Evans of 21G Axle 2261 Chiquorta 210 Tho reports of tho different commer- Â¬ dated to give him a rousing reception Clark attended Conference last week Nativo Stato 233i Stamboul 2 07A cial agencies stato that tho tendency is m v wa wlieti he comes iu OF EVERY KIN D BBIHn PlavBoy218J Gypsy A 225J Ida still downward and that tho con- Â¬ Died on last Tuesday morning D219f tinued stringency in tho money mar- Â¬ Mado and sot up in all part The heavy rains are doing much Willis Nelson ono of tho oldest kets has greatly interfered with trade and damage to tho wheat crop3 in tho low most respected colored citizens of tho To Cincinnati O the country and return One Tho Sultan of Johoro is coming to lands No rust has yet appeared but county aged 80 years Ho had beon fare rate for the round trip CURES HOTHING BUT PILES rM Write foii Designs to tho Worlds Fair and has cablod the straw is not heavy enough to hold a member of tho old Hard Shell Bap Â¬ From all points cast of tho Mis Â¬ Deputy Commissioner N W Lako to No Agents Employed its own weight A SURE and CERTAIN CURE tist church for over fifty years His sissippi Rlvor Via Queen Crescent known for ID years as the BEST On all trains scheduled to arrivo meet him at Carlsbad to accompany The Union Suuday School Conven- Â¬ funeral was preached by Elder Milton Route REMEDY FOR PILES Tho Sultan will ADAMS Cincinnati 11th 12th 1893 him to Chicago SON TnpmiJbT BICHX8DS03 KEDIOSXCO BT UOUS tion will be hold with Antiooh Church Gatowood of tho sarao faith aud at Â¬ Meeting of Juno Mystic Slirliio Rates briug his two English physiciaus with the 2Wyr 42 Broadway tended by a good mfiiiy white citizous open to all Lexington K next Friday Juno 9 A him ote kt TEteira Atttfia aiADlB Closed ry ifciirfriT sftyypTtffggan LJuS9 3- - fOSOOL Mason for the jastthlny yars He Ikr Session June j 1 rf - W A WOOD BINDXR K1PAIS I - 4 KwiW k CO - v 4 i -- T ti k illr V - M- J- - 6ii - J - - i Â¬ NUNNELLEYCO ppLPPP-MPepppJp Sammer Q oodsiJ II jy Spring free-for-a- Dr HKiiflUHHi Stdckdale National HotelJ ce JOHN SAMUELS EfgggSgiE gPglSfUgg Moneyl J Money JAMES R WILSON t OXTTZInTO- Â¬ A BA I TABLERSDII UCKEYFI Â¬ IL OINTMENT -- iJUhW - -- - V krfttfisi Jl 7 JpjMI 11111 Jis V 1 S i J A HIIII1 uimii Jr ii j i C MTmmmw Trimml Bros I SJAXfflE mmmmm 6 1893 R MaJE B RO S - Wh6 esi e drocers 1 f- wj1 Wholksai k QRoctRS wni4 m m m SmihI iw w M W m m m MS The - MT STERLING KY School Books School Supplies Pure Inks pencils cles Also Paints Oils and Varnishos PuraDrugs MedicinescStc c FrescHptlon nr DEALEU3 aMlM8B WHAT THE Mt Druggists- All Toilot Arti Â¬ ROTAL I2STS U R A3STOE HaipaWtkipeepleof last yari aid still bas xore Call oh Sterling in the tweaty A HOFFMAN Commencement Exorcises Wo aro prepared to furnish cut flowers of tho most elegant grades Tho sweetest girl graduates should not bo forgotten Please give us your orders at an early day so wo can sup- Â¬ ply you with somothing with which you will bo pleased If you want do signs of any kind wo aro prepared to furnish thorn in as good stylo as can be procured from any florist in tho land Wo only ask you to give us a fair trial Wo will give you more for your monoy than you can get else Â¬ Co Wo will run our clover huller this season Parties desiring our services will please leavo orders at tho furnish Â¬ ing store of Sutton Smith 43 CO As that is the onlyJplace in town that you can get A ROYAL POLICY K THE ADVOGATE- Farmers aracomplainirig or a bad stand of conn v EX GOV BOB TAYLOR The Greatest Entertainment tho Season of PERSONAL MENTION Judge David B Redwlnd of Jack son Breathitt county was in tho city last wcok F L Bosworth of Knoxvlllo Is vis Â¬ iting tho family of R Q Drake J H WUkorson and family of Knoxville will move to Louisvillo this fall Mrs J H WHkbr8on and hor daugh- Â¬ ters Misses Clara aud Maria Wells and hor sou Frank will arrive horo Thurs Â¬ day to visit relatives and frionds This is the first visit of Mrs Wilkcrson to Mt Sterling sinco sho loft Mrs Jas H Hazolrigg and daughter Miss Hockor who havo been at Hot Springs Arkansas for some months T S V Tho Dramatic Times of Now York desires a corrospodont in this city B6rn to tho wife of John R Sharp Thursday Juno 1 a hoy Bob Tay lor Miss Jennie Breous pupils will giyo a recital at McKco building Wednes Â¬ Â¬ day JuuoYth at 3 oclock Every body invited Jo Smith ono of our clever far Â¬ mers proposes to entor the race for Jailor of this county aud when tho time is ripe will so announco himself w- Albort McCluro from near the nClark county lino was tried for luna cy in ho County Court last Wednes Â¬ day and adjudged insane Ho was sent to tho asylum at Lexington Mlsi Elicaboth Rcid returned on Thursday from Hamilton College Loxington where sho was a member of this years graduating class Slid brought with her a classmate and a most charming young lady in tho per- Â¬ son of Miss Ida Bell of Atlanta Gav who will spend several days with her 4 jk 4 1 Hon B Kinsolvlng and wifo are in receipt of an invitatiou to tho wed Â¬ ding of their cousin Miss Mario E Park to Mr Stuart J Thomson at Kansas City Juno 14 Miss Mario us daughter of Mrs Laura Park nee Ragan and has frequently visited here - r last Vin this county of 1 Died on Stockdale was formerly of Fleming county and her remains woro taken there for burial Sho was an excel--- fi lent woman and had made mauy Vwarm friends hero Elder H D Clarke roturned from ithe meeting ho held with tho Mt Car mel church Bourboucountyj on Sat Â¬ urday Tho meeting was arsuccess iul one there having been 18 additions to tho church of which 15 wero by cojjfsssion and baptism Mr Clark filled his own pulpU Sunday jmorning and evening and was as usual greeted G Monday at her home consumption Mrs W Stockdale aged 35 years1 Mrs jr ty largo audieacei a JR Friday morning whilst B F1 Cox cai pontewasj working onMayor C Lloydnbw residence ho fell a distance of twenty twofeet crushing his shoulder and legbeside8rcceiving Internal injuries Ho was removed to hla homo on Queen Street but died tfrom tho effects of the fall on Sunday morning Mr Cox was an honest nd industrious jmanN and ai good workman Hoj had for some timo lieon subjept to opiloptic fits and an at- Â¬ tack whilst on a scaffold caused his -- tfall K Mrs Maria Parker Shankland the aged mother of Dr W 0 Shankland died at the residence of her son in this city on Friday morning Mrs Shankland had been a patient suffer Â¬ er for some timo past and when the brittle thread of her life snapped it was no surpriso to tho loving ones who had so tenderly ministered to her wants Hor funeral was preach--e- d at tho Methodist church on Satur day morning by Rov A Redd after which sho was laid away in Machpc dah comotery past roturned last night T G Julian wifo and child will re- Â¬ turn Irom Hot Spring this week Mr Julian has liad a sQvoro attack of rheumatism and has recovered Charles WVRobs and wifo of Flom Ingsburg aro visiting tho family of A W and W A Sutton E L Hudson wifo and son leavo iui a vihjl 19 qu iruui iuinueaoiaiiuxi week Miss Musslomau of Cyn- thiana is tho guest of Misses Annie Every ono that attended tho Taylor and Sallio Johnson at their homo on lecture and who was bo highly enter Â¬ jMaysvillo street tained Is Indebted to the ladiesMlss- Miss Emlleo Howe who has been lonary Societies of tho Christian and you teaching music at Bloomlleld for tho Thank Baptist Churches ladles s a meager expression of our past year returned homo last night gratitude Misses Annio and Sallio Johnson Fix fortho Fair buy your harness returned Sunday evening from thoir school in Washington City Both lap dusters buggies etc from young ladies aro deservedly popular Co Nunnolloy and thoir many friends will extend Breathitt cquuty Circuit Court is in them a hearty greeting session at Jackson J R Wilson is in West Liberty jtlie members of the Public School Morgan County on business Board some time ago created a sinking John O Miller is in Cincinnati on fund for tho purpose of paying off the usincss bonded indebtedness of said school Sidney Johnson who is a law stu- Â¬ They have now almost 4000 out at dent in Louisville returned homo last Interest week s i Buy the best Leather Tree Saddle ReacTThla over sold in this cityfrbrn Comoiinaudbuy yon a nice Straw tfj vZii1 NuniTelleyCo Si HZ m Hat as we havo the largest line to se- Â¬ The town cows are getting Ho bo lect from In town and prices to suit quito a nuisance and thoclty officials tho hard times from this time on will see that they Young Hazelrlgg aro either kept off the streets by their owners1 or put In tho stray pen v Binder Twine I handle the Best Hemp Binnor Get tho best Bludertwlno atfi onco Seo Twlno Satisfaction guaranteed p from Nunnolloy Co 1 mo at Tabb and Gatewoods A i 45 4t n R Stofer krlnn Gnl1tv T71 IV nAntllM tAntinn 1M1BO OtllllU HV11J A fUjUlUl IVUUUV InourCity SqIiooI and Mr Newton Judge Lewis Apporson on Sun Armstrong of Pittsburg Penn will day went to Carter and Lawrence bo married this morning at thp parÂ¬ sonage of the Catholio Church The Couuties On a business trip Ho will happy couplo will leave on the early return tomorrow afternoon fi r ij r train p r t fjLi I keep a full stock of champion Jamos B Tipton hascsold off of his Mowers aud Reapers Repairs in stock lot on North Maysvilo Street six feet 45 2t Ed Mitchell to W A DeHaven Price paid 50 Tho largest and handsomest stock of a front foot Mantles and Grato3 over brought to Mrs C H Duty who has been Mt Sterling can he found at 45 2t teaching hero for tho past year has Ed Mitchells a position in the Public been tendered Tho Hardware Man School at Flemlngsburg Joo Couroy is makiug tho best The mountains of Eastern Kentucky Saddlesandllarncssoveiput up in this aro flush with monoy this year Ow section Prices low down ing to tho high waters thoy have suc Â¬ ceeded in getting tho most of their Try Joo Conroy for a nice neat logs into market saddle or set of harness Satisfaction prico and quality guaranteed Tho closing oxcrcisos of Mrs Tal in botts school at Sharpsburg is in ses- Â¬ For Rent sion S S Cassity and John C Four desirable rooms Inquire at Wood aro judges in tho elocutionary 5 1 n On last Thursday evening these Aro words woro going the rounds you going tto hoar ox Goy Bob Taylbr Long before tho hour for tho raising of curtain tho largo audito- Â¬ rium of tho Opera House was filled Especially was this a delight to tho ladies who hadmade tho cngagomeu Howas introduced to tho audionco In a very pleasing way by thojlov E E Boniar pastor of the Baptist church Mr Taylor was wide awako in every expression Tho depth of thought tho beauty of presentation and his greatj ingenuity aro wmdprful After paying Mr Taylor his accus- Â¬ tomed price aud cleariug up all ex Â¬ penses there was loft for tho Ladles Missionary Society of ntho Christian and Baptist churches about 130 One- halt of tho amount realized by tho Baptist ladies will bo given to tho Howards Mill Baptist church Mr Taylor Is a glttcd man and ovory ono who was so fortunate as to hear him was delighted aj Long live ex Governor Bob Taylor of Tennessee Tho closing oxcrcises of thoK TS took place on Thursday and Friday In the prize drills for medals woro won by Frank Clicnault of this city and Byroii Martin of Nashville The exorcises concluded at tho Opora Houso on Friday evening with a program prepared for tho gradu- Â¬ ating class Samuel Greon doltvcred an oration on Is Life a Battlo and W II Strossman followed with a thesis entitled Some Recent Phases of tho Labor Problem whilst Ed Gaycamo up with an oration Tho South Shall Its Glory Fado Mr Proctor Knott Malin of Ashland an old graduate of Prof Fowlers delivÂ¬ ered the address to tho class and Maj Fowlers address in conferring tho di- Â¬ plomas concluded tho exercises Tho boys acquitted thomselvcs with J M where 43 4t Kreiqeu 3t This is the season for Hoes Rakes Forks Ice Cream Freezers Refrigerators r j much credit and handled their sub jects with an easo and a familiarity of old stagers MrMallus addresB was excellent throughout and in good taste Prof Fowlers address was like all his spcebes a most admirablo ono In it ho took occasion to giye sorno whole- Â¬ some advice Co parents and to servo notice on them that ho should conduct tho K TS along tho lines that tohim seemed right and for tho highest in terests of tho pupils entrusted to his care His speech from first to last I havo a single apron harvester and Coolers bindor in good shape Nothing lack- Â¬ Water ing about it will sell for 75 Lawn Mowers Henhy Wvtson And 43 3t Mt Sterling Ky Hammocks For Sale Threo hundred acres of timbered All of which are offered for land2mllo North of Midland City on Licking rivor Apply to sale at the lowest prices by Mns LucyB Ooa Or yon nro all worn out really good for noth Â¬ ing It Is general debUity Try xv Toxm hack aches Bnovys xrojv itiTTXits was a good one It will cure you cleanse yonr liver and give a good Appetite Thus closes tho third year of this Tho four excellent schools life My Jersey Bull will young men Samuel Green Willie stand this season at Sudduth RonsnV Wm Strossman Charlie Hnzelrigg and Ed farm on tho Grassy Lick pike at 250 Gay that it sends out as its first cash at service with privilege of graduates are among tho brightest breeding back until cow stands 42 tf M S Tyleii and best boys in this section and wo predict for thorn each one a brilliant Strayed and successful future Maj Fowlor From tho Johnson Young farm on has built up a school of which Mt milo North of Mt Sterling abou Sterling may bo justly proud and ho threo weeks since a yearling yellow will do yet more for it in tho futuro mulcy Jersey heifer will pay am We havo our fine harness made out charges for grazing and satisfy par- Â¬ of fine material by tho finest work ties for information leading to her remen and dont protend to compete in covery prices with botch workmen 44 2t R Bruce Young Co Nunnelloy What a careful toilet is to a man of At tho meeting of tlic Sfontgomcry Gun Club dignity what a sweet rich voico is to at their new ground Vridny evening the folfow a frionds welcome what tho laughter ing scores wero miule 25 singles 1000101111111011100111001 Dridgfortli 10 of children is to an Iudian summe Oldham 110011100010111011111111017 day what tho freshness of the morn- Â¬ 00110000110011110010111013 Van Antwerp niooumidumolmili 21 ing dew is to tho flower garden Such Ewing I1010101110l0dll011011000 H Conroy is insuranco when a fire comes Go lOOOOllllUOOloIlOllOOlOl 11 Harris uOOOlOllOOOOOOlllOOOOlOlOl Winn for it 44 3t 9 to Balrd Galtskill v Â¬ Â¬ W sT- - QueenswarB MERCHN Mt Sterling Ky Samuels Huzclrigg Fcsler Anderson 000101011111001000011011113 111011011611011011011110118 011101111110110011111101119 100101111011101010010111110 0011001110110110010100000 1011111000010111011011010 11 15 0 21 BROWNS IRON BITTERS White Hamilton- 010011111110011011011110117 oooopoioloooooioooiooioio 1111111111111101110111100 11 0 17 8KC0ND SCOBK 1 20 22 20 20 18 14 digestion Debility For Sale at a Bargain cures Dyspepsia In Â¬ The Bluograss Circuit Tho following trotting associations compose tho bluegrass Circuit Mt Sterling July 4 8 Shelbyville Eminence Procter Mitcholl Woodford July 12 15 July 18 22 Sharpsburg July 25 28 French Averago Fesler Mitchell 011111100101101001100010111 Ton horso power Massilon engine with separator and ono Bradford grist mill all In good running order will sell or trade for stock Apply to J W Mason J 111010011111111101111001119 0100000100000000000000101 Procter Hazelrlgg Conroy 111001100101101111100101110 liilloooillOllOllllllllll 1111111011111111111011110 Harris Ewing Hamilton llOOlllllllOOllllOllllUl 1000111111011111111011111 0110100011111101111111101 or W H Ramsey Grassy Lick Ky Danville August 1 5 Nicholasvillo August 8 12 Maysvillc August 22 27 Lexington August 29 to Sep 3 Paris Soptcmbor 5 10 Winchester Soptomber 12 17 Cynthiana September 19 22 Versailles October 3 G llridgefortli Oldham GaltskillAverage loOOOlOlllOOOllllOOOlllll 17 1101001011110110101110011 0100110001011110000000000 10 8 Â¬ Why fool with an old broken ma- Â¬ chine whon you can buy tho Wood Binder or Mower or Rake from Nun Â¬ nolloy Co at a low prico on easy terms Rooms For Rent I havo two or threo rooms for rout for tho sumrnor either furnished or unfurnished Apply to 45 lt Mits L L IlAnms Do you want a fine sot of harness Wc can furnish it Seo and talk with men who have seen and used our work and our campetitora as well Wo aro ready to show work with any of them Co Nunnelloy Mr S B Williams son of Hon E323 raggwrfrrrga3g3aS3 V -- After tho graduating exercises at Ttho Opera House ou Friday evening the pupils of the K T S and thoir friends wero tendered a reception at the school by Prof and Mrs Fowler Tho handsome grounds wero brilliant Â¬ ly lighted and all propartions made for tho entertainment of tho largo number ot guests that gathered to congratulate ho principal and his ex Â¬ cellent wife on tho splendid work done during tho year just closed Tho boys and girls aud older ones as well -do--gr- ce contest this office 45 2t Rev Greon Clay Smith has been O R R will issue round Tho C solectcd to preach tho dedicatory ser Â¬ trip tickots Saturday for tho unvail mon of tho Barboursvillo Baptist ing of tho Confederate monument at Church Juno 18 Lexington good until Monday Juno P T Barnum tho moustrouR Short Â¬ 12th for 140 horn steer woight 4300 lbs aud tho At tho last term of Circuit Court in- Â¬ property of Gano Johnson Allan and dictments woro found against Sam Thos Stith will bo sent to tho Worlds Fair in chargo of Al Stltlr Turley Bird Kidd John Raudolph aud Sponcor Johnson charging thorn aud W T Bryant with disturbing public worship t Farmers wo aro agents for tho These men livo near tho Clark county Fish Bros Wagon with extra tires line at a place called Donaldsons mado for us Thoro is no wagon as school houso Thoy wore arrested good Seo men who havo used all and on Monday demanded trial In Nunnolloy Co thq absonco of tho County Judge C Cyrus Turner was chosen and acted Son aro sinking a Adam Baum as Judge Testimony was heard gas woil In tho roar of their business and thojparties woro discharged houso on East Main Streot They y J BAY VIEW IOSKMEL0K With ordinary cultivation woighs 10 to 15 pounds 2 oz packages 25c fifc vS seemed to enjoy tho occasion to a that must have made tho host and hostess feel how complete a succoss It was Tho tables which wero spread under tho beautiful trees woro sup Â¬ plied with all that was good In tho way of eatables and to them ful A fine buggy is a joy for girls so justice was dono by all Tho boys as buy a Coslin tho only fiuo buggy sold An effort1 Will bo made to form a tlioy go homo will have ono of thotred willgo toadopth sufficient to strike thomahigasycin underlying this sec-Â¬ stock company and oroct a college In Mt Sterling from Nunnolloy Co lotter dayaofthoir lives to look back 4ipou as they recall tho last evening of tion which may bo from 1000 to building for tho Kontucky Training Harness for Grass Strippers at 1500 feet School ho Bchool year of 1892 93 Co Nunnolloy 1 W Williams died Thursday Juno 1 of typhoid pneumonia aged 30 yoars His wifo survives him Fu noral services wero hold at his resi Â¬ dence and ho wasburicd in tho fam- Â¬ ily burying ground Mr Williams was one of tho best citizens of Powell county Tho universal expression of Ho was neighbors and frionds was a good man ZDiscle Vvratcri3rieloii- - Tho largest and best 1 oz packages 25c Also havo In bulk Bosh Peerless Kolb Gem Cuban Queeu and Mountain Swcot Water Â¬ Peas Beans Corn Beets and Oniou melons Seed 1 T Cliraoipii it r - I Grocery iff Co l rii rtf rilj TiA Ir il a L - I x V ii 4 Q V V- - fi tf Am Jf -n u vni - c - JfrCs tr v I tr 1 n Ojl mm j AVilf ymT Im mi uinti A i i ii hi iiiinii i iiiiiiiiiiiuMfciiwiAiifWbalwAi 7 m lit a OV ftV nrfiVllliJ1 2V tixwwwjj lt ipM JWdpO - - HNIWH THE ADVOCATb I f k I- - i i if IK M tvfr I ft A S cr K M If -- 1 fl Hfl - v IBf f W V 4J samo but tho man Biro of Kentucky Union 3 2 13J Alabastor 4 2 15 etc was not laid up an hourl IIo had a 1 dam OPHIR by ALAMO son of Almont bottlo of Dr Fcnners Golden Relief 2 dam QUEEN1 tflDO by MAMBRINO CHIEF Ho poured soroo into a cup and dipped dam of Red Wilkes as soon as hurt It is his thumb in it jo by RED JACKET now covered with a thin piece of bloth 3 dam and kept wot with tho Relict Ho works 4 dam Robort Patterson maro as usual it is noi soro inougn yet raw is a raco horse and his colts aro good lookers arid speedy It has not swelled No matter will form KNIGHTHOOD and tails Wo believe ho will easily boat 220 this Ho will work with It right along- and in season and ally onb breeding to him can give notoXor twloo tho- sorvico fee a day or two it will bo well Inflamma Â¬ tion cannot exist whero it is applied payable when ho trots in 2 20 or bettor if thoy 89 deslrp Limited to twonty any moro than tho morning dow can flvo mares Soason closes Juno 10 whon ho goes in training continue under tho bright sun rays 20 Used externally and internally and curds i Who Reads an Advertisement Any- colic summer complaints flux dyspep Â¬ Maros kept at 1 por week Will not bo responsible for accidents or tw how also 6 drops on a small sia etc removal of mare lump of sugar ouco in two hours cures escapes All bills must bo paid before soro throat and consumption In fact Tho following item will show tho it euros any disease that has Inflamma Â¬ results of advertising and at tho samo tion hi it Ono tablespoon ul doso cures Safe and dispel any doubts that one may havo La Grippe Never disappoints satisfaction certain Money refunded if about getting a place to stay in Chi- Â¬ not given Tako a bottlo homo to day cago during tho Fair Mr E E Halo of Washington Ohio inserted an ad Â¬ vertisement iu two Chicago papers on The Worlds Fair and American Railways Sunday May 21 asking terms of board for himself and wife for a Tho Queen Crescent Route widely mouth during the Fair On Monday as the road running tho Fin Â¬ By Tuesday known he received 149 replies is iu tho noon ho had received 449 at 2 p m est Trains in tho South to carry everybody from tho Tuesday 1093 Wednesday at 8 a m field 1218 at 10 a in 1347 at 2 p m South to tho Worlds Fair at Chicago 1307 and at noon on Thursday ho had No part of tho Southern country is received 1434 replies to his advertise Â¬ left uncarod for by this great railway Tho Through ment On one of these days ho re Â¬ and its connections ceived 1027 letters of which G04 came Car System is an admirablo exposi- Â¬ -n tion of tho wonderful capabilities of in one mail Now From American railroading Space has a Value Orleans Through Sleeping Cars run Some people act as if they think daily morning and evening carrying to Full Stock in every line that it does not cost anything to put a its uassengcrs via Cincinnati or Louis Fine Dress Goods and Trimmingsa specialty lino of typo iu a newspaper It does ville as they may select though and if for tho benefit of an in- Â¬ Carpet Department always filled with From Shrovport Vicksburg and dividual he should bo willing to pay Jackson another Through Sleeping The best and latest patterns for it If no one else payB for it tho Car Lino conies to join and become a owner of the newspaper does Space part of the magnificent Vestibuled Ladies and Childrens Shoes Cheap iu a newspaper is tho owners stock in Through Trains passing which trade Ho can no more afford to give through Birmingham and tho famous WE KEEP THE BEST IN EVERYTHING it away than a banker his gold and Wills Valley of Alabama is joined at silver or a merchant his dry goods or Chattanooga by the traiu from Jack- Â¬ Ji T V b i a grocer his groceries or a haberdash Â¬ sonville Fla Bruuswick and Atlanta er his haberdashery or a baker his Ga ovor tho E T V Ga railroad bakeries or an oysterman his oysters andprocceds north ovor the beautiful He has it for rent and he can no moro Cincinnati Southern through tho n afford to furnish it free than a land Â¬ grandest natural 6cenery and most at- Â¬ wbti lord can furnish rent free Bourbon tractive historical country in tho News world to Oakdale where another How do you do when you buy shoes magnificent Pullman car is received Dan- Â¬ To make an Investment in a Building and Loan Association or clothing Dont you go to the coining from the Richmond place if you can find it whoro they ville System from Charleston S C be Fure to take stock in the tell you that you may wear the arti Â¬ through Columbia S C the beauti- Â¬ cles out and then if youre not satis Â¬ ful French Broad country and Ash fied theyll refund the money Why ville N C and Knoxville Tenu not do the samo when you buy medi Â¬ The time to Chicago is made so as 1 cine afford tho most convenient hours for Dr Tierces Golden Medical Discov- Â¬ departures from tho principal cities Because it is tho only Association that gives you a definite contract Be Â¬ ery is 6old on that plan Its tho only and arrivals in Chicago cause it la the only Association that publishes and proves by actual calcula- Â¬ blood purifier so certain and effective Passengers can purchase tickets tion that its stock matures in 7 years Because you will not bo disappointed that it can bo guaranteed to benefit or good over one line north of the river when you wish to borrow Because its charter does not allowtho Associa- Â¬ cure in every case or you havo your and returning via another if they de Â¬ tion to buy sell or loaso property or speculate in real estate Because the business men and financiers of this Stato approve the plan of tho money back sire a variable route without extra best COLUMBIA Becauso it pays 8 por cent somi annually Coupons attach Its not like tho ordinary spring charge Or they can go via Cincinna- Â¬ investors should call on our agents medicines or sarsaparillas All the ti returning via Louisville or vice round it cleanses builds up and in- Â¬ versa W W THOMPSON Sec Tieas C W HARRIS President vigorates tho system If youre bil- Â¬ Bound trip tickots on sale at reduc- Â¬ WILLIAM OCONNELL W A DeHAVEN Counsel ious run down or dyspeptic or havo ed rates Agents of tho Chicago lino DR C DUERSON J M VANASDELL Agent On account of my inability to travel I respectfully ask my friends to call any blood taint nothing can equal is will on request assist in looking up my office in tho Tyler Appersou block and allow me to explain tho ad- Â¬ as a remedy rooms or accommodation for visitors at vantages of tho Columbia I M VANARSDELL aug 23 ly Pronounced Hopeless Yet Saved to tho Fair Everything that an almost perfect From a letter written by Mrs Ada system can devise to deserve tho E Ilurd of Grotou S D wo quote praise and patronage of tho traveling SCHLEGELS Was taken with a bad cold which Any of public has been provided RT STORE YOU CAN GET settled on my lungs cough set iu and RT MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS the agents of tho company named iinanlly terminated in consumption RT COLORED AND PLAIN GLASS below will cheerfully give all possible Four doctors gave nic up saying I RT COLORED AND PLAIN WALL PAPERS R II information and assistance RT PICTURES FRAMES AND SHADES could live but a short time I gave Garratt Now Orleans La I Hardy AT MT STERLING KY myself up to my Saviour determined Vicksburg Miss J R McGregor if I could not 6tay with my friends on Birmingham Ala E T Charlton earth I would meet my absent ones BELMONT W D Cozatt HAROLD Chattanooga Tenu Above My husbaud was advised to Sh oofMaudS20S Siro ol Fred Arthur 214 Junction City Ky or D G Edwards get Dr Kings New Discovery for con Â¬ Clara U217irer8lca Alturas 212 42 tf Ohio Cincinnati 218 Nutwood 318 Hermit J164 sumption coughs and colds I gave Wedge wood 219 and 38 Noontido220K it a trial took in all eight bottles it and 31 other 230 horses other 230 horses The Women to the Rescue has cured me and thank God I am At last there are symptoms on every now a well and hearty woman Trial bottles free at W S Lloyds hand that tho women of tho land aro drugstore regular size 50 cents and beginning to 6eo what thoy can do to Â¬ RECORD 100 wards securing what for lack of a Slro ol Vanity 229 and Valley Girl 229f term wo will call public clean- Â¬ kShilohs Vitalize- is what you need better Ilayhorso 15 hands There is a committee of Bred by A J Alexander Spring Station Ky for Dyspepsia Torpid Liver Yellow liness Skin or Kidney Trouble It is guar Â¬ women In Springfield Mass who aro Sired by anteed to give you satisfaction Price going to sco to it that tho men whose The sire or Maud S 20 Alturas 212 Hermit 210 Noontide 220 1 85 in 230 listand grand 75 cents Sold by T G Julian jy 1 sire ol Krlmlin 207 King or Stallions duty it is to purify tho public parts of by BELMONT tho siro or Fred Arthur 2jl4 dam VASSAR trial 240 How can a joung fowl be niado tho city do their duty Nutwood 218 They have dam or Valdcmeer 228 siro or Vanity 220 siro or dam or Arlon210 out ot an old cart Hitch a marc to 43 In tho Wcdgewood 210 Viking 219 and Valley Girl 220 Onk Hill trial 228J4 been looking into certain filthy and 23011st siro or Charley K 229 the cart and mnker pull it Vasco tho slro or offensive back alleys and have resol- Â¬ and Bill Valis8a32hKdltosowatcr210 An Ambitious Boy ved that thoy shall be cleaned and Lindsay 8 218 by Seclcyg AMERICAN STAR Lilllo Boy Papa may I study elo- Â¬ whonsho will she will you may 2 dam VENUS Grandam ol Valdcmcer 228 Vatican 229 Siro or Tour in tho 230 list and damsorCuy depend out Let tho women consid- Â¬ cution 210 sire or Bello Vara 20 Nettie 218 ltobcrt McGregor 217 Vasco siro or Vallssa Proud Papa Indeed you may er thcmsolvos in their divine right record 219 Bill Lindsay 218 Doxter217 Too Bunker 219 Drlvor219 Artillery 221 Dictator Jay Gould Happy and Ed Itosowntcr 2 210 Oak Hill siro or my boy if you wish You desire to as mothors of tho community author Â¬ Charley K229 Medium etc Vitchcr slro ol Wauscon ized to pry into and spy into ovory become a groat orator dont you Numcro 227 and great grandam or 222 filthy alloy aud then let them cry Yes thats it Kremlin 207 And some day perhaps havo your aloud and Bparo not till they aro Will make the season at tho Arcade Stables Winchester Ky at Thore is life aud health in voice ringing through tho halls of cleansed 60 with tho right of returning the following season should tho mare it N Ylndopendont CoHgrcs not prove with foal care for that I shouldnt I want Modesty is tho lowest of tho virtues to bo an after dinner speaker and is a confession of tho deficiency it Ah you aro ambitious for social IIo who undervalues him Â¬ indicates distinction only stallions living that havo sired performers withrocords or 208 arid self is justly undervalued by others bettertfThcro are nil orthrco immediato family viz Harold slro or Maud S 308 Lord Kuseell 1 want tho dinners No Street and they aro this Hazlltt slreor Krenilln207 and Vatican slrool Bollo Vara 208 Smitha Good News J 1 Good Looks Good looks aro moro thau skin deep dopending upon a healthy- condition of all tho vital organs If the Hvor bq inactivo you havo a hillous look if your sloulach ho disordered you havo a dyspeptic look and if your kidnoys bo affected you havo a pinched look Sccuro good health and will havo Electric Bittors is tho jjood looks great alterative and Tonic acts direct Â¬ ly on these vital organs Cures pimp les blotches boils and gives a good Sold at W S Lloyds complexion drugstore 50 cents per bottle - nail turns black and comes off The thumb swells and la poulticed and tho man lays up ww on the thumb crushes It and the MAPLE HILL FARMi j X iV lN JJIixjlX JL JlI vfxdL 1 - Hj - Tr w4 TiiET tnumo was smashed just ihe vino at Now look another case SecondHo Black Bess In t RECORD 2129 I 1 2 4m U2L in 228 cfass atlMt StcrlingFair In OctTi8 Sired by JBB2SXBB3ST Mi i t j i i y riji V IS OUR IIW r H wiiiii r V i TWT 1 J J tf i s I i Jk v BPMNOTST0CK1 A MAGNIFICENT at popular prices Assortment complete i - to nataEE line v An fll 7i M BEAN BROS WMMMMMEMEMM- unlimited variety in every de- Â¬ Qualities as you partment like them Styles the latest GREAT INDUCEMENTS J l liillli Is Iffilrii ETC uv t Offered in Gents and Children Summer Hats which will be opened up in aifew days f A I t v DRY GOODS Mens and Boys - Mils i Gaps Ms AND VALISES f I t M IBK sj tiii HIBWS I N Phipps WHENEVER VOU WISH HHiii Men Successors to MHiSMg sis i I Of Louisville Ky s n LOCAL BOARD GEO F OTTE HA uu 131 and 133 W 4th St CINCINNATI O THE h V I j f l THE LARGEST EXCLUSIVE Carpet and House 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 do your work on application A te - cj Parpette Floors and Grill Woit ft A Specialty Wo aro thoir Representatives for Eastern Kentucky and cany a full lino in pieco or sample When in Cincinnati bo euro to seo their immense and attractive stock VALDEMEER 228 J31jJZOTjJD 4 SUTTON Temple Building Mt Sterling Ky SMITH 5T - m f Y i m m m 1 f17 HAINES FISCHER ESTY HAMILTON 7wn rf A PIANOS ORGANS three-year-ol- d Rheumatic Ring F P PENDLETON CO fryteaa j- JONES frV- Will Cure Rheumatism FOR SALE BY t THE JEWELER - i jj i i HitV - l Xf fssfatfffti v4iv HHBtaMMMKf MpQWwQPWwpfflPff yi tspxAm1frVfm K i ii i MT STERLING ADVOCATE TUESDAY JUKE 6 1893 f mtf vrtww v i rt f V HE ADVOCATE A h pvW Pruning Is always necessary to re- b store tho balance after tho partial loss of tho roots in removing An old grapo vino docs dot require immure closo to tho stem as tho small roots are farther away For rooting tho best cutting of a plant is a shoot of now growth mado t just bforo it grows woody If your trees are to bo shipped some distance arrango to hayo thorn packed in boxes rather than bales The rhubarb and asparagus plants will bo tho bettcrfor a good covering i of coarso manure atthis time salt and lime aio recommon dMiboing very lbenolQlcjalIto Jrces and euro care for thoaphlsr Give trees plenty of room if you would have thorn vigorous and thrifty4 and boar largo well matured fruit Am Hardening AfiWes Southsldo-liills-Wit- clay soil is odforgranp Spraying should uoftbo dono whilo trees aro r i fc u rTtfllT4f fill T fiMYili linr n Apples trees will not stand crowd- - with my own oyea fpryou know ing Tho7 are generallyj planted v too whatUnBUlar prejudices wo have bii I will eay frankly that we could closo together learn a great deal from the AmeriJf ontors who havo tho land for two cans You are far ahead of us in or threo years should plant small many things I am delighted as well as amazed at the vast progress seen fruits for homo use Â¬ lulu i in bloomj For spraying fruit or shado frees to destroy caterpillars tote i mix IJarls ftU ttliweycrfei In American Tools and rccn in tho proportion of ono potind American Drink successor to o 150 or 200 gallons of wator For An English nobloman who is now in this city lias como to America on apples to kill codling worms spray Miller Wilson a curious mission Sinco his boy- Â¬ when tho bloom is falling and again hood ho has boon deeply interested when tho fruit is tho size of a pea In mechanics and though an officor Tho tnreo fino saddlo stallions for 40 years in tho British army and AND A sometimes stationed in tho most out Forrest Denmark 153 f of tho way places ho has always Woodfordfs Cripple 149 had his littlo machino shop with him Sinco his retirement from tho Black Kirig 194 army ho has devoted much of his Lowest Rates Choicest Will mako tho season of 1893 at timo io making a collection of tho at Woodford Stock Farm ono mile Companies tools used by workmen at all trades both in England and on tho conti- Â¬ south of Mt Sterling Ky See these Promptest Settlements nent Every now invention in thoso stallions boforo you book your marcs OF ANY AND ALL AGENCIES linos finds its way to his basement For particulars see or address whoro ho has his specimens carefulJNO T WOODFORD ly assorted and labeled Thoy num Mt Sterling Ky ber hundreds already but ho has como to America for moro No othor house docs over did or Sinco his arrival he has visited IB V u UU WLL I Â¬ most q jthetoolshops in tho city and over will soil Ruch sterling qualimet many surprises Said ho to tho ties at such low prices as we quote CALL ON writer I am amazed beyond meas your urpbyjwluitTlf4voTlarhfed of pobpld through tho imjqments they usoin tho arts and manufactures In carpotorsjand machinists tools especially I hWo como across many Successqivto Cassity Smith thmgslIthataroYscarcc4yjlcfibwn in England Your tools aro much supco3ivCF For all kinds of anything we have on the erior-to J fy W V side and consequently your other artisans do botterrwork andxmoro of it in a given time than ours Many of our tools aro old fashi6nedand of AND the same pattern used a score of vearsacro whereas I loam that vou tare continually improving yours both W snapo audqu4lity lfcouldnot AN ENGLISHMAN IN NEW YORK J D MILLER INSURANCE M c Chesapeake New York o and Ohio Kentucky Central R R BLUE GRASS ROUTE Shortest and Quickest Route RAI UNAAY Philadelphia Washington Boston And all Eastorn Cities FEOM REAL ESTATE CENTRAL KENTUCKY TO ALL POINTS STOBTH SOUTH Â¬ Â¬ una T--Cassidy mtu Cori Time Card in Effect Nov I 92 Through daily train scrvico betweep Cincinnati and iliddlesborough and points ou L N R R Schedule in Effect Noy 16 1801 From Mt Sterling EA8T BOUND Leaves Mt Sterling Atlantic Express Ho 22 SouthBound Express Midland accora No 28 i Vcstibulwl ICp ess No 34 dally SlLsto Accora No 28 j DMlT NoL j dally N Wilson Ajsrsr H iiop 720 830 am m 8 10 8 18 9 45 10 43 12 10 11 25 s 10 10 ja 1 85 05 NeS x0a Acera Fast Line Daily Ex Sun Ex Sun 8 00 pm 2 8 08pm 8 9 16pm 4 9 60pm 6 10 23pm 0 pm Lve Cincinnati Lto Covington 750 pra Lve Falmouth Lve Paris LYU - rO WEST BOUND Loaves Mt Lexington Accommodation No 7 rLoulsYille Express No 1 Lexington Accommodation No 25 Vetibulcd Express No 23 k w Sterling T0 Cyntriana Arr Lexington am am am am m 1100pm 7 6 0 7 65pm cipm 86pm 80pm 10pm 00pm 16pm 60pa 66pm Arr Winchester Wlnr1iAt am pm 620am iycmondrm 1120 am Tv ere pm 1 2K s 105pm t iivln6ton -- 7 05pm os pm nnrnn VIRGINIA GOAL Bally except Sandaf iDally - Lye London uorDin Lto Corbin ait 10 4 60 s 00 i pm pm pm pm most treb fruits do best on tho northern Clay soil slopes of timber ridges good enough to grow wheat is good enoghifor fruit u I A good crop must not bo expected 4 rhon tho land is poorly drained 4plcB peaches andirifact -- Culitivate tho corn early and often but not deep - r Th improved breed of cattle will eat nojirioro grass than common ones and tho samo acres4 of it make it one third more pounds of beef As fruit blossoms appear is tho time to look for tho first brood of currant worms usually on tho lower leaves of goosebury bushes and to havo fresh htiloboro powder to apply at once preferably in infusion Horses for hard work should not be too fat If in good strong flesh they will stand up to work bettor and suffer from heat less thau if very fat The suckling sow should not bo fed too much corn For several days after farrowing sho needs bran slops mid Â¬ dlings etc Too much corn is heating and makes the pigs feverish here I like your country and shall remainJiereVfora month1 or two to gain a wider knowledge of yout industries I havo bought over 200 worth of tools in New York and shall ship them to my place When my friends see them they will be as much surprised as I have been This nobleman who is president of a large railroad syndicate and tho possessor of a princely fortune mot a surprise of another kind on being invited to take a drink at tho Fifth Avenue hotel Introduce mo to some American drink ho said to the friend who gave tho invitation I am afraid that is impossible replied the latter for I am a teetoÂ¬ rTOv You aro Talking Through-- Cheap W T I Lve 41pm 8olId Testtbuled trains with dining cars No Arr Cumberln Gap7 55 p m bus transfer Through sleeper from Lexington without Lye Corbin 4 60 p m change e WJJlamsburg 5 45 p m Axr Jcllico e Mpm PineYilIo6 Tyle a E F Robebtson MANAGERS H W FULLER Gen Pnss Agent Washington Ant CBRYAN D C Gen Pass Agent Cincinnati O OSCAR MURRY Trifflo Manager Lye Richmond Lyo Lancaster Arr Stanford North Bound 1 60 4 45 b 20 pm pm pm lour Hat STAR Planing Mill Co Manufacturers and dealors in all kinds of Express No 2 Daily Dally 7 00 7 50 10 15 No 4 Kentucky Midland Ry Shortest and quickest between Dally Ex Sun No 8 Li e Stanford Li e Lancaster Arr Richmond L10 Jcllico Lve Williasbg Arr Corbin B am am am am 8 OS 5 8 45 am 9 85 am 6 83 am 6 68 am 7 47 When you say any othor houso in Central Kentucky competes with us in cithor price quality or variety CINCINNATI AND FRANKFORT Only direct line between IN TAILORING Wo are making a special sale a reduced prices Suits 25 2750 Rough Dressed Frankfort Georgetown and Paris Carlisle Maysvlllo Cynthlana Falmouth and Covington -- LvoCumldGap Lyo Middlesborough e S S LyoPinoi illo Lye Barbrvlllo 2 Arr Corbin 3 Lie Corbin q Lvo London g Arr Livingston Lye Livingston Lyo Beiea Arr Richmond Lyo Richmond Arr Winchester Lvo It inchester 9 35 10 11 11 05 11 12 12 12 1 8 35 am 9 25 am am am am am ASK FOR TICKETS VIA KY MIDLAN- D- and 30 LUMBER Wliite Pino and Poplar Singles Â¬ Â¬ taler I never drink anything strong er than a lemonade Then I will have a lemonade with you said the Englishman and accordingly the drinks were ordered He watched tho bartender closely saw a fresh lemon squeezed in the glass and the drink made in the usual manner I never saw anything like that in England he said When we ask for a lemonade over there the barman simply pours it out of a bottle and wo drink it I looks tords you said the friend I smiles accordin replied the old warrior and tho lemonades were drunk with laughter It was about noon In the evening the veteran said ho felt uncomfortable and finally confessed that he had token seven lemonades in tho course of tho afternoon Ho declared lemonade to bo tho best of drinks New York Tribune Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ our childrens Trains Run By Central Standard Time TIME TABLE OCT I 81 1882 Arr Paris Lvo Lexington L10 Pails Lie Cynthlana Lvo Doors of all Sizes Department is running over with Sash Glazed and Unglazed new things at prices that will astonish you All 450 4 350 Window and Door Frames and 3 suits reduced to one low Moulding and Brackets of all kinds cash price 198 Tako elevator Verandas of every Description second floor to tho right l ulmoutli AM No 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 1 PM No 3 45 4 51 4 EC 5 03 5 17 5 24 5 80 5 38 5 42 5 53 0 01 6 05 0 15 4 PM No 7 12 45 12 53 1 10 1 25 1 45 1 55 2 05 2 20 2 45 3 05 3 20 3 80 8 45 Arr Cincinnati vlPBton 6 05 am 0 55 nm 7 10 nm 7 45 am 7 00 am 7 63 am 8 24 am 9 23 am 10 49 nm 10 65 am 1 2 2 2 3 4 01pm 0 35 pm 5 45 pm 15 am 10 41 pm 41 pm 85 pm 65 pm 27 pm 00 pm 87 pm 07 pm nn 9 4 4 5 45 25 48 30 6 87 0 45 TRAINS EAST Lv Finnkfoit A LSummit LI khorit Ly n Lv Lv Johnson Lv Geoigetown LvCS Depot pm pm pm pro pn pen 00 04 11 MAYSVILLE BRANCH NorthBotmd Ev Sun CLOTHING Of the best mako in tho world table after table full and best of all it fits Hats and Furnishings in tho samo limitless varioty and possessing the samo features of absolute newness and sterling quality Star Planing Mill Company DiiaiVVlII B C 18 S3 39 44 52 E8 lXj 00 Mt Sterling Ky LvNcHtown Lv Centrvillo Lv Elizabeth Ar Paris 09 18 7 23 7 87 Lo Cincinnati Ex Sn M KS 5 0 8S 7 54 8 SO Lvo C01 Li o Lexington r am m am AM TRAINS WEST Lv Paris C Ar Elizabeth A rr Centre illo Ar Newtown ArCS Depot Ar Georgetown B Ar Johnson Ar Din all ArStnmping Ground No 8 8 8 8 2 20 33 88 47 00 35 42 48 55 12 10 22 SO aA11 1cisIjurs IM AM PM Arr Johnson 4 8 18 10 10 pm pm No No 8 Nol2 ArrMaysville 4 25 4 43 4 53 5 15 9 Si a m pm 0 32 0 42 6 40 6 54 7 04 7 10 7 17 7 23 7 SO 7 44 7 50 7 bi 8 05 SouthBound Lvo Maw illo Lvo Johnson Dniiy English flockma8ters feed 16 bush- Â¬ els of grain to shcop whoro Americans feed 47 Tho othor feed in England is mangolds turnips and othor root crops This is Baid to bo th reason for tho superior flavor of English mutton Thoro is greatsr economy Not In Need of Sympathy also in their feeding and health like Jason said Mrs Calliper to her this succulent food wjgrith husband as they sat at dinner Mwhen Good roads cheapen transportation I was coming back from Cometvillo and facilitate travel this afternoon I saw a young man eating Ins dinner on the cars and do OrYhon a sheep loaves tho flock thoro you know that as I sat here and iiftiBually something tho matter with looked over our comfortable table and itTVcs ticks then thought of him eating his dinner out of a brown paper parcel I couldnt Anyono who has a small back yard help feeling sorry for him Thoy will do well can keep bees Did Yes said Colonel Calliper Thoy can fly he appear to have enough to eat Cyn- Â¬ oven in large cities very rapidlyt somo say a mile a min- Â¬ thia Plenty Jason ute so that thoy do not lose much And a good appetite Cynthia in flight oven when thoy havo to time Excellent Jason Hy a good distancofor forage How blessed the colonel said Dehorn tho calves by preventing tho New York Sun SZlprns Hornless cattle aro much eas Bemlnlacenco and History ier to manage and require less stable An esteemed contemporary details room at considerable length the early ex-Â¬ periences of an old Californian who Ivvill bo ajoss of timo to rush tho claimed that in 1852 he sowed tho lidSc8 in the beginning of tho spring first wheat in California To find work Gradually toughen them and when the first wheat was raised in California ono would havo to go way they will mako tho timo back back to tho mission era When gold later was discovered in 1848 General Sut Bran and ground oats aro good for ter had at New Holvetia several thou Â¬ sand acres sown to wheat and sev tho calves eral other enterprising individuals Tho medium sized hog continues to had in various places given their attention to this cereal during tho forgrow in favor ties San Francisco Examiner Five cows well kept aro more pro Â¬ A Practical Adviser fitable than ton half kept Miss Romancio Oh I just adore Irregularity in milking does moro music Old Baldio You play I believe than is gonorally realized Miss Romancio Play and sing Butler is bitter becauso of impure both What sort of a man ought a foods or from holding tho cream too woman who loves musio to marry Old Baldio Well er I really long cant say A deaf ono I suppose Cows will givo moro milk and of a Now York Weekly I Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ J J the Wilson CO Incorporated Ex Sun 9 10 10 10 10 11 11 11 ExSnu 60 2 27 8 20 1 Daily pm pm pm 45pm 10 pm 00 pm 87 pm 46 pm Cares Consumption Coughs Croup Soro on a Throat Sold by all DruratUtionuon Guarantee rumu For a Lamo Side UacK or bneti Plaster will give great tatiifactioiu 35 Cent ArSnitzer SHILOHS VITALIZED Mrs T 8 Hawkins CnattftnoogiijTonn eaya t ShOohsVttalber SAVED MY IjITE I eontideritthtUitrtrntiyforadOifMattdtuittm For I ever used ezcclg Dyspopslaetaliver or Kidney Price 75 trouble It a ArElkhorn Ar Summit Ar Frankfoit A 11 05 2 7 05 7 15 7 85 7 55 8 10 8 20 8 80 5 42 Ait Paris LioMillersbmg Arr Lexington C Ston Arr Cincinnati S R KNOTT emse 5 20 5 57 G COftm am am 7 15 7 40 a m 8 28 a m 10 54 a m 11 00 am 8 4 7 0 6 am HLOHVIkCATAKRH REMEDY KY positively reuovo ana juro you rncu w is This Injector for Its successful treatment furnished freo KemomoerBhllohsltcmodJea aro sold on a guarantee to giro satisfaction IoTrniirWni--h LEXINGTON N Wilson Prcs Geo K Gr TrWhtH TtomfidV It Will n cs Leonard G Coxvico Pres Sec and Tjcas For salo hy T G Julian T G JULIAN B A Scientific American CORNER DRUG STORE School Books c P ATMORE Traffic Manager Gcnl Pass Agt Goneral Offices LeuievilleKy lho Kentucky Midland Railway and connec- Â¬ MOUSE Asst Gcnl Passgr Agt tions form tho cheapest and shortest route to Office Chamber of Coinmerco Bldg Clnfl all points noith south and west O For fin ther information apply to their agents No 1 Daily to all points oxcept Rowland Di- Â¬ C D BERCAW GEO B HARPER is GcnPas8Agt Geu8npt vision --l hlch dal1daily except Sunday ex Sunday from Lexington I J118 to Cincinti Ne 1 Runs daily No 4 Runs daily from all stations except tho Roil land Division which is daily except Sunday 0 Daily except Sunday o 5 Daily ex Sunday between Cincinnati and Lexington Xp 10 Pails and Lexington Accommodation Sall 10 fenvca Lexington 10 00 am Arrive Paris 45 am No 7 Falmouth Accommodation Leaves On cinnatl 5 15 pm Arrives Falmouth 7 05 pm AND daily except Sunday No 8 Ieai es Falmouth 0 00 am Arrives Cln cinnatl 7 65 am daily except Sunday Nos 1 and 8 mako connection at Winchester foj points on tho N N M V Ry 1501TCnrlC8 tnroiKli cars from Cincinnati to Middlcborough nnd Cumberland Gap and all In F-J- A connects with L N 11 connects with Q C and L S C connects n 1th lv C I J W NICKERSON CONTRACTOR BUILDER And other Supplies 2WH ftjIPTRADE No Fancy Prices Paints and Oils Fine Tobaccoes Woods Phosphodine TIIE QKEAT ENGLISH ItEMEDY For Information and freo Handbook write to MUNN A CO Kl llnoADWAY NEW YOMC Oldeit bureau for securing patents In America brought Krerr patent staken out by us la of oharKo before In tho th publto by notice given freo DE8IQM PATENTS COPYRIQHTS otoj MARKS OFFICE AT 201 emiediato stations and runs dally call ou him Richmond Street and securo estimates George Reisenger of rirttttftc Largest circulation of any scientific paper in tho W uirllrtlr IMnttratBil No intellleont It WeeMrS30Oa man should be without Addrena itONN COt months fear tlMslx 301 Broadway New York Citr Jttmflrc Woodland Wilkes Bay horsc15 1 2 hands high foaled Match 10 Sired by Baron AVilkcs 218 tho leading sire aiClOJycara old 1 dam Creole by Strath moio 2 dam Ella dam of Lizzio R 23 1 4 Puella 229 MlkelHonerman 229 1 4 Creoie is a full sister to LOretta 4 yo trial 233 dam of Gabriclla8-y-- o recoid 222 1 4 Ella by Cripplo son of Mambriuo Chief 3 dam Vldette by Lex- Â¬ ington 4 dam by ImpGlencoe 5 07 and 8th dams thoroughbred Woodland Wilkes is a beautiful bay black mano and tailblack points aboio his knees Ho will mako tho season of 1893 at Maplo Hill Farm mile from Mt Staling on at Bean Bios tho Winchester pike 51 arc 8 from a dlstanco may bo kept nt 10 csnts ajday Every caio will bo taken to pio oc responsible should vent accidents but will any occur Ho stands at 18S9 SHOE SHOP South Maysville Street From tho cheapest to tho finest work dono at tho lowest prices postti blo Best material good work low prices Will always havo a slock of Promptly and pcrmnn cntly cures all forms of Nervous s and Spcrmnton hca Impotcncy and all effect of Abuso or Excesses Been prescribed over 85 years In thousands of nnaoat in tfin ntilv Ifpltn- lief ore and After bio and Honest Mcdlson known Ask druggist for Woods riiosphodino if ho offers Bomo worthless mcdlclno In place of tlilslcao his dishonest store IncloM pilco In letter and wo will 6cnd by return mail Price ono package fl six 5 One will please six will cure Phamplot In plain scaled envelopo two stamps Address -Sold In Mt Sterling by Kennody Hros It ULloyd WSLloyd Tarlton G Julian nnd druggist everywhere Wenkncs-sEmls-sion- COAL All tho Best Grades of Coal FRIGES REASONABLE X BOOTS SHOES Offlce cor Sycamoro ocust Sts ni 2ifaXmitnllfv f fnrl nnrl TTiillrwl rnrrn Not Very Liberal Puy ICurls filnvnr Root the now Blood Editor What compensation do you Purifier gives freshness and clearness ld cows and thoso which by tho expect for your poem Lto tho complexion and cures ConstiSold show thoy aro unprofitable should pation 25c 50c and 100 Poot ReKular prices y by T G Julian Fdisposcd of Uptown ofllco R 0 Lloyds Drug Store 35 25 to Insure a Living Foal Address Â¬ l ly BEN F ROBINSON J R MAGOWAN 41 1 Sterling Ky mado up In sizes that I Jean fit tho trado By having these goods mado up I can furnish themr quality autl workmanship cousldorod much cheap or than thoy can be bought from the store v h rV C 11 HjvftiiJ rM r t 1 J - fmmf MT rtvMj mtyiri - Q g Qs IJ STEBLiyg ADYOpATE pE3T3AY y TOJf 7 J m t THE ADVOCATE 4 4 punish a murderer by hanging on tho gallows CiiEnoKEE I T May SO 1893 DsAit Advocate vision Gen N J T Dana of Now Hamp shire to bo chief of tho Old War and Navy Division vice C W Filer re Â¬ signed E G Crabbo of Washington to bo chief of tho Middle Division vice W N Reynolds resigned George T Ribble of New Jersey to bo chief of the Western Division A A Harr of Pennsylvania to bo definitely Fort I N Horton F P Allen and John chief of the Southern Division vice F Oklahoma Territory as organized by B Ware North Middletown Watt M Congress includes all tho Indian Ter Gay Jacob Jacoby F M Hinkle E P H Allen resigned John D Kyneston of Minnesota to ritory except tho five civilized nations Gifford and T Wills Mt Hope R I J be chief of tho Record Division vice Cherokees Seminoles Creeks Choc Levi Now ColumbuB Edward Allan E J Totten resigned taws and Chickasaws and a few Hinton T W Hardy and A J small tribes in tho Northeastern part Renakor AGENTS WANTED of the Territory making tho area of NOTES tho Territory 23000000acres less than eXsBUYTHE SK The Conference took up a collection of which has been opened to otic half for tho Widows and Orpans Home of ttlemcnt leaving over 12000000 yot the Kontucky and Louisville Confer- Â¬ obesottlcd In this Territory the ences amounting to 439 Government by treaty stipulation has Mr Albert Stofor lost his overcoat already secured tho reservations of tho last night of tho meeting It tho Pawnees Tankawas Kickapoos dropped out of tho carriage on tho Kiowas Comanchcs and Wichitas Tho finder will and tho Commissioners are now treat Â¬ way to tho church confer a favor by returning the coat ing with tho Poncas Otoes Missouris Kaws and Osages and their lauds to Mr Stofer It was the unanimous verdict of the aro bound to follow in tho near future visitors to tho Conference that the When this is accomplisncd Commiss- Â¬ ioners will bo sent to treat with tho entertainment was never surpassed five civilized tribes for their lauds Dinner was served each day on the riuCST3 WMi ySVLlWr M OST grounds and a more bountiful dis- Â¬ DURABLE It is only a question of time and that play Woodwork EASJtoT of tho luxuries of tho table is i lUUU lIirjTflUili JJL time not very far distant when not tr at9viiviivrxsi MAHA5E OftiffifLWSItfVATw never soon -ATrACKMffliS j3 ffyJFin only Oklahoma but tho whole of tho aw7 Tho crowd Wednesday was tho Indian Territory will becomo settled THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST and form ono of the grandest States in largest ever assembled at Grassy Lick 8end TEN cents to 28 Union 8q N Y There wero five or six hundred for our prlzo game Dllnd Luok and the American Union and larger than win a Now Home Sowing Machine any of tho States except Texas or peoplo present The New Home Sewing Machine Co Tho following delegates wero elect- Â¬ California ORANQE MASS ed to the Annual Conference that Tho soil is generally fertile and in -o28 UNI0H QUMTEvJQrSr cBVCfl its production is not surpassed by meets in Maysville next September at which JBishop Galloway will pro Kentucky in anything except homp fttooi5vFOR SALBY Bide Horace M Bonton W P Dickoy tobacco and bluegrass It has a won- Â¬ Having a fow days of loisuro time aftOr accomplishing my business at Wichita 1 concluded I could not spend it moro pleaBimtly at any place than in the- Indian country Honco I struck out for what is known as the Cherokco strip and other parts of tho Indian nation which aro attracting at prcsont moro than ordinary attention Yet there aro comparatively fow peo plo excepting thoso residing on tho border or that have travelled through tho territory who know anything about this great and much talked of country It is my purpose in this letter to en- lighton tho numerous readers of your excellent papor to some extent upon this subject and give them such infor- Â¬ mation as has como under my obser- Â¬ vation Tho principal topic of dis Â¬ cussion at all times and places sinco I crossed tho Mississippi has been When will tho Cherokco Strip be and the opened for settlement answer to thia question is no nearer a solution now than it was three months and the dato of opening tho strip which contains more than 6000000 acres of some of the finest land on the American continent is as yet uncer- Â¬ tain Tho territory has yet to bo laid off into counties county seats estab- Â¬ lished therein and there aro 70 allot Â¬ ments of homesteads to bo mado to the original Indian settlors and con- Â¬ firmed by the Chorokeo Council and as there are over 200 claimants among the Indians for theso claims it com- Â¬ plicates matters very much and the President cannot issue his proclama- Â¬ tion until tho conflicting interests of these claimants are adjudicated and confirmed The department seems to be rushing matters as fast as possible and the During Sam Jones stay in Owens- Secretary of the Interior thinks the may bo opened by tho loth of boro one of tho saloons advertised to land September In selecting claims per Â¬ give One hard boiled egg and a sons will be governed by tho same photograph of Sam Jones with every rules and regulations applicable to the drink opening of Oklahoma Territory that Grassy Lick is each man to select his own claim which means that tho ono having the LEXINGTON DISTRICT CONFERENCE fastest horse will get the best claim ministers were The following many of which will bo worth from prcsont 5000 to 8000 when tho title is per- Â¬ Frankfort Rev H G Henderson fected There are now from 7000 to ML Sterling Rev A Redd Paris Rev 10000 peoplo on the border awaiting J M Boland D D Grassy Lick Rev tho opening of this great country D P Ware North Niddlotown Rev many of them living in wagons some W T Benton Old Fort Rev J M Wil in tents and others in holes dii in the son Georgetown Rev J H Williams ground Many of them aro now al- Â¬ Mt Hope Rev J W Crates New Col ready training their horses for the umbuB Rev R B Baird Hinton Rev great race W W Chamberlain If the Chorokeo nation should fail The following is tho list of the lay to make a satisfactory adjustment of delegates in attendance tho 70 allotments to those entitled to Frank- Â¬ Lexington J P Marshall receive them by September 3 in that fort It Rogers and Mckeuzio Todd event there will havo to be additional Paris Henry Power Mt Sterling W legislation by Congress which will P Dickey Grassy Lick Robert Gay postpone tho opening of tho strip in- Â¬ Horace Benton and D G Howell Old ao The Choctaw government is similar to that of tho Cherokees except those convicted of murdor are shot by tuo Shoriffjof tho county where tho crime For all other crimes was committed tho criminal is whipped from 10 to 100 lashes on tho baro back at the whipping post according tho magni Â¬ tude of tho crime Tho Chickasaws also uso tho whip Â¬ ping post but murderers aro hanged tho samo as in tho Chorokeo nation The Choctaws and Chickasaws both havo educational institutions about During tho equal to tho Cherokees past year tho Choctaws havo orcctcd three magnlflcont college buildings in different parts of tho nation The Seminoles havo recently erected an orphan school at a cost of 80000 In the Crook nation thero aro many institutions of learning that would be an honor to any of the States some of which were established by mission Â¬ aries many years ago and aro under the control of the Baptists and Pres byterlauo and in nearlr evory town and neighborhood in tho Territory good schools can bo found About bue oighth of the western part of tho Cherokee strip will be sold to actual settlers at 250 per acre one third including the middle portion at 150 Tcr acre and the balance at 100 per acre with interest at 4 per cent until paid All kinds of fruits grow as well here as in Southern California and the Territory is the stock raisers paradise Oklahoma has better crops of every description than I have seen sinco I left homo The farmers are in the midst of wheat harvest and corn is waist high and plenty of the finest fruit and a bountiful supply of vege- Â¬ tables Thero has been no want of rain at any time during tho season J G Trimble u STANDS TiTTT1TTT JCiVriii ZSZXZLnTXD OjF1 it fi iffiMifeA aaa iaaaa THE NEW YORK i criticism MMmMMMMr Some mon think that clothing cannot bo as well and can fully mado as suits that aro mado to ordor That may bo true in some cases probably many j But it iswoll to romombor that ahouso with a reputation is jealous of it and cannot afforcl to turn out goods that wont STAND EVERY KIND OF ORITCISM bur clothing is equal to custom work -- Tho material1 of every garmont wo sell Is chosen by ourselves and mado for our special trade When WE arc satisfied YOU will surely bo Not tho least satisfactory thing will bo tho price ready-to-wear 1 havo enlarged my storo rom and filled its space with a first class selection of il 1 ERS JIBR iSPKISTG- - GOODS consisting in now and nobby SPRING SUITS at prices to bafllo tho public My new lino of PANTS never were excelled prices rating at 76 cents per pair and up And in the SHOE lino am in ho race My prices lino aro popular Hats Caps and Gents Furnishing Goods aro a specialty I havo just purchased a fine lino Of Pawn Brokers Clothing atprices to suitall It willpay you toexamine thlsline of goods inhis ready-to-we- e ar Dont forget the HTBW a JTGT3E3e tn Pin L iiozIiW M 7SrPCA9KMC I J 7 7n KtX tji mil vnw ift THmiTmimniTvn niiiriiwujuilM wvl1 rfliiiinn iiKtinn Mimn MJU1UII nmnm 24 SUuth i JACOB GORDON Maysville St Mt Sterling Ky ssRfhQi I n 1 893 Aro tho marvel of the community Made in tho latest fashion fabriojtcxccl lent fitlperfect and finished Jnlthbbeet style acdnibination rarely found in much higher priced suits j 0U 1893 s Aliiion Archy 231 k b Call or write for one v fr---i L B RN GOLD ET Â¬ tv k til Slro of 37 2 30 performers 75 sons havo sired 235 trotters and 34 pacers in 2 25 or better 49 daughtershavo pro- duced 01 trotters and 0 pacers in 2 25 or botterj prodnca over 600 in 230 J Sired by ALMONT 33 Dam Jessie Pepper 3 Inthogreai broodmare list MT STEELING assistant chief clerk Frank E Anderson of Virginia to bo law clerk vice M B Bailey resigned daughters in tho great brood maro list 2 grand daughters in the great brood maro list 5 producing daughtors and one producing son 4 producing grand daughters and 5 producing grand sons tmmm By a great prodnciug sire and out of a great producing dam thoy both breed oui Will make tho season at Oak View Track at In charge of 20TO IGGEST INDUCEMENTS Ever Offered In Our Ine BTJ 5T FRCDlUl XJS With every purchase you Will rccoivo credit and when tsaid credits amount to 2000 we will uitoui you wiui one or tuo following valuable presents IJcklo Dish 414x11 J325 tl cnm rltclier 4 Sio1ildcr-35J-jv i 325 I BUI XUU10 IVIIIVCR ILAl of AlnHI Korks ms These poods are elegant and tasto- - lc insure 2SIZDIDX - imEZim Kr m A A Aspinwall of Pennsylvania to bo chief of tho Board of Review vice R A Duuman resigned James R Fritts of Indiana to be chief of tho Special Examination DiÂ¬ fi AND FURNISH YOUR DINING ROOM WITH SILVERWARE FtfEE OF COST jjyu i eui 1 stamped Although a Inrgo nuinbor presents will be given away amounting of theseÂ¬ practi cally to a discount on your cash purchases wo agree to hold our prices as low as if not lower than over We will try to save you many dol liirs in tho future and bclievo that by liberality enterprise and fair dealing continued wo shall merit your constant patronage Tickets licld bv customers aro redeemable by us at any time and such portion of the silverware present as lias not been traded for will bo furnished at a dis- Â¬ count of thirty per cent from retail prices This means a saving all around of nearly twenty percent to our customers SUGAR BOWL0xO4305 BUTTER IlGHT IUMHIHG The BOSTON Shoe and Clothing House MT STERLING KY zSamueL FrankSEI JlSU6xTLW T1TlyiS E11 Hardware Queensware Tinware And a full line of Agricultural Implements MITCH DEALER IN j T 7 i m i Mi V J tf - SSC-SiSTft8 m v derful climate The air is pure and dry tho summers long the winters short and very mild and stock ncedB very little if any shelter Tho Chorokecs are said to bo the wealthiest peoplo upon tho earth and live under a foi m of government sim ilar in many respects to that of tho States Tlioy have a penitentiary an asylum for tho insane an orphans home a malo and female seminary costing 200000 from which many of bolU sexes graduate with great honor Thoy oxecuto tho criminal laws more rigidly than wo do iu Kontucky and Â¬ T W Hardy R J Levi Alternates James Henry and R Rogers The next District Conference will bo held at Mt Hope Methodist church Harrison county next June HOST 15 QC1STITT DCST 13 qtUUTT Tho PcnsionJBurcau has been reor Â¬ ganized in preparation for tho work of reform to be done Ton chiefs of di- Â¬ visions and clerks woro appointed for tho bureau Thursday as follows Charles McKivitt of Syracuse N Y to bo chief clerk vice A W Fisher who has been appointed a priucipal WHITES GREAM Has led all Worm Remedies EVERY BOTTIE GUARANTEED frtpirtd VEIilEME FOR 20 YEARS SOLD EVERYWHERE by IllClUItOSOS BKDIC1SE CO 8T tOUIB examinor John II Athouy of Illinois to bo Agent for Wlutcleys Solid bteel Binders and Mowers A full linr nfrh chine Repairs kept in stock Kellys Engines and Threshers Frazier Carts New SiintTl V ior Stoves ctc ii Srmfl VMWl vov lUis o i ivit sterling uPrvl Ky TV4 1 c - fr wr o a ss -- yi 1 - -- 1 tM