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Digital page images are linked to the text file. o s n y MT STERLING ADVOCATE a Weekly y oil iv f Two of AH JT journal identical - in interest with its own people KO 1 M fWvVk m M STERLING- KENTUCKY TUESDAY AUGUST 1 1893 were clear and few if any were around Tho storm had spent its fordo and tho better judgment of tho people had returned In tho afternoon the secno con Â¬ trasted strangely with that of the morning From 2 p m till ovoning Ihcro woro very few on tho streets in fact tho town looked deserted So dead was tho calm after tho stormy scenes of tho morning that tho con- Â¬ trast was almost painful Any Sun Â¬ day afternoon would havo found as many people on tho Btreets Both tbo tho Mt Sterling National and tho Ex change Banks aro all right now aud deeper rooted than over in tho confi- Â¬ dence of tho people The Traders Deposit Bank is already at work to arrange for reopening and it will bo but a few days till it will bo doing business as serenely as if a squall had never Btruck it Wo havo tho proposition to mako to any who aro indebted to tho Advo Â¬ cate let the sum bo large or small that wo will take a check on eithor tho Now Farmers or tho Traders De Â¬ posit Banks in payment for tho same and give a clear receipt Wo aro pos- Â¬ itive in our faith that both bauks will pay overy dollar and that at no dis- Â¬ tant date Tho banks at Indianapolis Ind havo shared in tho fato of others People who knew nothing about bank- Â¬ ing methods wanted overy dollar of thoir deposits and of courso went af-Â¬ ter it in a hurry and got there just in timo to seo tho Minds pulled down Louisville banks five in number closed thoir doors two weeks ago and yet when tho causes woro mado known tho depositors wero not satis Â¬ fied until they were taught a lesson on The lesson was a public banking one and every man hero should havo known better than to havo mako a run Decauso any DanK wmen maKCB monoy for its creditors cannot stand a general ruu from its depositors This is the causo of a suspension ol one of tho Kansas City banks A lady presented a check for pay Â¬ Sho was unknown to the ment officers and they asked that sho bo identified when sho loft tho bank very much excited saying thoy could not pay her check causing great ex- Â¬ citement and a run Is thero a man in this county who wonld rejoice over tho suspension of Wo hopo not any business interest aro many reports going tho Thero rounds and wo would bo slow to be Â¬ lieve any man so mean as to delight to prey on a dead carcass Somo of the persons loudest agaiust the banks in tho runs mado last woek on them did not havo a dollar to their credit somo less than five dollars and others wero overdrawn Several gentlemen who had lost thoir equiblirium presonted largo checks for payment at tho MtSterling National Bank and roccived the state ment that tho bank would not submit to a run Thoy saw their folly and toro up thoir checks Five checks in tho hands of such gentlemen aggrega- Â¬ ted 33000 Ono lady wanted her monoy bad from tho Exchange Bank but when assured that it was safe returned home perfectly satisfied but when tho oxcitomont becamo general sho re turned aud drow her monoy and want- Â¬ lie ed a merchant to takocaro of jit informed her ha would not be respon- Â¬ sible for it but would return it with his doposits to tho same bank which restored her confldonco and sho re- Â¬ turned her money to tho bank Amidst tho greatest oxcitomont business men who know banking methods pressed thoir way to tho cashiers and loft thoir doposits Thoy had read tho bank statements and knew thoy could not loso a dollar Too much credit can not bo given H Jt Fronch and John G Winn cashiers of the Mt Sterling National and Exchange Banks for tho thoy in mannor which mot tho run 8 on their banks As soon as tho Now Farmers and Traders De Â¬ posit wors forced to close thoy with thoir boards began fortifying and to day they havo monoy with which to meet overy demand I SUSPENDED j Sterlings Staunciiest Institutions Temporary Suspension Forced to - CARLISLE SICK Cleveland on Deck With First Draft of His Message Lochrens Reformation of the Pension Roli Good Feeling For a Financial Relief Washington D C July 31 1893 Secretary Carlisle is tho only mem- Â¬ ber of tho Cabinet at present in Wash- Â¬ ington and ho has been confined to his houso for several days by rheumatism but this week Presi dent Cleveland and tho olhor mem Â¬ bers of the Cabinet will bo hero as thoy havo been notified that tho Pres Â¬ ident wishes to submit the first draft of his message to Congress to them and havo a full and frco discussion of its contents beforo it is finally com- Â¬ pleted The New Farmers Bank Failed to Open On Thursday Morning and The Traders Deposit Closed Its Doors On Thursday Evening Legislation needed a majority of theiri express themselves as willing to hear tho argumont of thoso who advocati other ideas and to bo open to convic- Â¬ tion if tho other fellows argument be tho best If this feeling bo 6hared by a majority of tho Democrats in both Houso and Sonato tho difficulty ot reaching somo satisfactory basis of compromise will bo greatly lessoned But it is going to take timo to bring about that result and wiso people will not expect immediato Congres- Â¬ sional action on this important sub ject Good Legislation is better than hurried Legislation and I havo yet to seo a Democrat who docs not firmly believe that good Legislation will be one of the certainties of tho Fifty third Congress Gon SEE THE NEW 5 and 10 CENT STORE Wo have cut an archway through Into the A WildRush Made on the Mt Sterling National and the Exchange j onEriday l th i qe Prompt Action and Cool Management Won the Day and Both Outride the Storm Unhurt J 4i m Dunoan S Walker chairman rooms Joining ours and added a now department in tho way of a 5 and 10 cent store Call of tho committee on invitations of the what wo can show you for snclyi small and eu sum t3 centennial celebration of tho laying of money the corner stone of tho Capital build- Â¬ ing to bo held September 18 next this week sent invitations to tho Gov- Â¬ 5 Cent Line ernors of all tho States and thoir staffs Wash pans nlco line of square and round to participate President Cleveland has pans I boxes matches 21 sheets of paper 25 en- Â¬ promised to introduco tho principal velopes 6 boxes tacks towels catl openers 1 qX speaker at the celebration who will bo cup sugar bowls 1 creamer butter drab na pickle dish picks 1 qt Mr William Wirt Honry of Vir- Â¬ curry combs tooth combs spongescovered buckets flno tablets hatchet ginia a descendent of Patrick Henry handles coffco strainers largo chimneys 1 doxen Municipal Politics masheis0tca spoons hammers wood spoons cgctablo lifters dippers Tho Democratic pot in tho city of pans large iron spoons Mirror flsh lines disb Louisville will boil Mayor Tyler and ex Mayor Jacobs candidates for tho Democratic nomination for Mayor of the city of Louisville will not tako What We Can Give You For 10c 12 qt tin pans 60 ft clothes lines largb part in joint debate and presont their sponges 1 box writing paper wire fcair views as to tho government of that brushes decoratedof picklo dishes Sieves 8 q city but tho August days will be covered buckets 3 pie pans nice ilUl pais pxan lto pans vegetable dishes meat dishes and r mighty hot thousand other articles I havo not got spaeo to mention but como ond see for Yourself And wo Tho Franco Siamese Trouble hat o somo big bargains to offer in tha It was only a war of words Franco mado a proposition and Slam 9GRANITE IRON FAREy said wo will tako you Siam abandons her claim to toritory Xo 8 tea kettles 7Ec worth 175 I 1 2 qfc betweon eighteenth and twenty third pans 10c 2 qt pans 16c 3 qt pans 20c and up Dccoratedslopjarajl decorated jjaralolls of latitude which was tho and 75c Seo our line of chamber chambers C5o ecu lXui bono of contention Siamese wouldnt up fight over such little mattors It was For carpets Wall paper stoves ctc r docf fall to bco us first for our goods ie the Iittsfc not lacking in courage pride did it -- The Excitement Entirely Subsided and Confidence Seemingly Completely Restored The Traders Deposit Already well on the Way to Reopen and Steps Being Taken to Reopen the New Farmers Also s Â¬ On Tuesday morningtho Now Far mers Bank failed to open Us doors or Tho nows quicKlv spread Thuslness liver tho city and created no little ox citoment Tho Bteady drain on tho Â¬ ready money of tho bank by depos itors was moro than it could stand and finally it had to succumb to tho press- Â¬ ure of circunlstances and suspend pay mont For tho last four months thove has been a shrinking of tho deposits f and since it seemed impossible to real Â¬ ize on its paper There was nothing else loft to bo dono but to close its Tho liabilities of tho bank doors roach 300000 and it has in available assets over 600000 There cau bo no question v every dopositor will bo auu there is good ground for the boliof that the stockholders will loso little or nothing This bank has been tho spe Â¬ cial favorite for tho deposit of tho fund of widows guardiauB and es Â¬ tates and has always enjoyed tho con fid of tho community It was a tfheavy blow to tho more holpless por- tion of the community when it was forced to the wall The scones were pitiable when women looked tho situ- ation in tho face and felt their strong srock of business defense was taken from them Tho closing of tho doors of tho Now Farmers Bank was the signal for a run on tho other banks The drain on all of them was heavy but tho Traders Deposit seemed to bo tho special point of attack All day long tho tollers stood at tho counters and paid Mij out tho money in a steady stream till Not ouo sign cf tho hour for closing seon in tho face of woakoning was ft 1 any ofllcial of tho bank but after closing hours tho directory thought it bettor to suspend payment than to faco the certainty of tho continuation of the run of the day No bank how Â¬ ever strong could stand such a drain on its available cash Therefore tho officials reluctantly doclded to glvo up tho unequal fight and make an assign Â¬ ment Tho deed of trust was mado at 5 40 oclock to James M Bigstafl Thus in ono day M Sterling saw two of her staunch business enterprises drlvon to tho wall Tho condition of tho bank is in overy respect good It has 390000 of good papor aud liabil Â¬ ities to tho amount of only 150000 Thoro is no reason in tho world why this bank should not be on its feet again in a very short timo but that paid in full f Â¬ l the scones of Thursday woro startling thoso of Fridaymorning woro widely alarming Wo have hoard and rcad of runs on a bank but never wit nessed ono in its wild reality till Fri- Â¬ day last truly Black Friday in Mt Sorlings history As 60on as the two remaining banks the Mt Sterling National and the Ex Â¬ change Bank of Kentucky opened a rush was mado for tho doors of tho institutions and tho scono simply beg- Â¬ gars description Men lost their rea- Â¬ son in a mad rush for tho counters At tho Exchange Bank tho Marshal aud his assistants held tho crowd at bay whilst every check was paid in full In tho meautime Ex Chief Jus- Â¬ tice Peters tho President of tho bank appealed to tho men In tho crowd to oxorciso a little reason and common souse Others aided tho venerable old man in his brave efforts to btill tho tumult For a timo nothing availed but as tho crowd camo out with their money tho police saw that they moved off aud as tho throng saw tho money being paid so promptly tho words of tho Judgo began to havo their effect on tho mob In tho meantime some of our business men had edged thoir way into tho crowd with monoy to mako deposits ostentatiously displayed aud this too tended to call tho party to their sobor senses After a couple of hours tho crowd began to show signs of disintegration and in a short while thereafter tho doors of tho bank woro deserted Whilst this 6cono was being enacted a similar scene with variations was behold at tho Mt Sterling National Bank only a block away When tho doors woro opened and tho rush came tho Gashior and several directors who woro with him retired for a moments consultation Quickly Judgo French tho Cashier reappeared his faco white with firm set determination Ho sprang upon tho counter and announced that if ono of thoso whowero clamoring for thoir monoy for tho simple purposo of withdrawing it presented his check to tho teller for payment hn would close tho bank and thai not ono would got a cont till tho bank examiner passed upon tho condition of tho bank Ho announced that tho bank was ablo aud roady to pay any and all deposi- Â¬ tors who wanted thoir money for legitimate business but it would not submit to a run This sobered the maddened crowd and ox Chief Justice Holt seconded Judge Frenchs offortg in a tlmoly talk In tho meantime monoy was bomg paid out as rapidly as could bo done and deposits woro mado by somo ot tho cool hoadod busi ness men as faBt as could do so By 11 oclock tho Jobbios of both banks Â¬ If Attempts aro numerous at trying to guess tho nature of tho Presidents coming message but it is nonsense for any ono outside of tho Cabinet and a few closo personal friends of Mr Cleveland and thoy wont talk about it to protend to know Tho mere fact that ho will seiul another message to Congress at the opening of tho reg- Â¬ ular session even should tho extra session remain in session until then and tho general belief is that it will makes it presumable that his message to tho extra session will be confined to what it was called to legislate upon finance And if this presumption bo correct it will not indicate any change of opinion as to the necessity for tar-Â¬ iff andothor reforms advocatedby tho Democratic party during tho last cam- Â¬ paign Merely that circumstances navo mauo it necessary to tauo up finance first Speaking of reform Commissioner Lochren is going right ahead in the program mapped out for tho reforma- Â¬ tion of tho pension roll notwitnstand ing tho howl that is being raised by a few Congressmen whoso constituents have been suspended It has already been discovered that in addition to tho largo number of ponsions granted under the last administration without proper examination of tho applicant and his papers thero wero thousands granted illegally knowingly and wil- Â¬ fully Only thoso granted undor tho act of 1890 have yet been examined and no othors can bo taken up for a long time Tho suspensions up to date number nearly 6000 and it tho same average bo kept up in the ontiro 170000 pensions granted under that law tho total number of suspensions will bo something like 75000 Tho examination is very thorough and sys Â¬ tematic aud only thoso cases showing clearly somo irregularity or doubt of the right of tho pensioner to receive tho amount ho has been getting aro suspended and few if any of thoso who get restored to tho roll upon re- Â¬ examination will get as largo a pen Â¬ sion as they havo been receiving remarked a Senator Gorman friend of tho man who has proven his right by his ability on many occasions to bo classed as a Democratic leador novor announces through tho uows papors his futuro political intontions and that fact is so well known that ho vory seldom takes tho troublo to con- Â¬ tradict tho nowsppor stories which appear from timo to timo purporting to givo in detail what ho intends to do in caso this or that happens in tho Sonato It is safe to say however such as will meet tho approval of a majority of good Domocrats and to say also that any advance annouco ment of them which may appoar may always bo sot down aB morely guesses Ono of tho most oncouraging signs to those who expect financial relief from tho Legislation of tho extra ses Â¬ sion is tho fact that while most of tho Democratic Senators aud ltoprcsonta- tivos havo ideas of thoir own as to tho lead pencils 2 tin cups scythe stone potato Craddocks Nurse Said Mrs Capt Jo Desha at Cyn thiaua Aunt Edna who says sho nursed Col Craddock aud is now eighty five years old did two weeks work for mo this mouth as well as most young persons would Sho be- Â¬ longs to the old Virginia stock of Kentucky Citizen negroes Craddock is indeed in his dotage when ho expects people to beliovo that any woman only eighty fivo years old was his uurso newest patterns to pick fiom AVhcn you como to the Fair dont fall t c 2J Follow tho crowd nnd you wUl bo suio to find Uwj place Cheap for cash Is our motto zsasTOCDEars Btrpii Hi Originators and promoters ofJLow MT STEULIKG ICY rrires Another Foreign Investment now tho experience of all Ken tucklans that foreign investments dont pay Remember our boom in- Â¬ It is vestments and think of this from the Winchester Democrat Tho government officials havo noti- Â¬ fied tho stockholders of tho dofnuct National Bank at Dallas Texas that an assessment of sixteen dollars a sharo has been levied and 838 shares of the stock is held hero tho asscs- mont will tako over thirteen thousand dollars from here This added to tho original cost tho stock moans nearly ono hundred thousand dollars none of which will ever return hore Shooting at a Negro Festival Mr Edmund II Bacon lato of tbo O has been appointed District C Passongor Agont of tho Monon vice W G Crush resigned - James J Hill builder of tho Great Northern Railroad has bought tho Sioux City and Northern SiouxFalla Ybnkton and Southwestern railways Edgar Bell a negro was lynched a Drosden Tenn Wednesday night by a masked mob for tho murder of SSm w t The mob White his brother-in-lawas said to havo boon composed of At a negro festlbulo ou tho Grassy white men Liko piko on Thinsday night Davo At Camden N J while in her hus Â¬ Carter a nogro of unsavory reputation and wounded Tom Dabuey an- Â¬ bands storo Mrs Samuel Copelanil shot other negro It seems tho Carter was Bhot by a nogro He fled but negro had been keeping company but was captured and now claims that What was with Dabneys sister and conceived tho tho shot was accidental Â¬ ho doing with that pistol idea that his proprietory rights ex tended to a degree that would allow Tho talo sent out by wire- thai him to beat tho woman whenever it becauso a Western Kentucky isegro was his pieasuro so to do Carter was had In a difficulty cut a white man on tho eveuiug mentioned proceeding ho had been thrown into a threshing to exercise his supposed rights when machino and horribly mutilated tho brother interfered and Cartor turns out to bo false and tbo uorthora incensed at tho gross insult affored papers aro thoroforo cut short in thoir him by Dabnoy drow his pistol and ventilation of another horrible south Â¬ proceded to do him Tho ball enter Â¬ ern outrage ed tho sido of tho abdomen and rang Â¬ Tho funeral of tho lato W C S ed ai ound tho body Tho negro will Ingram who died last March waa recover probably preached at Antioch church last Sat Â¬ Clearing houso Association urday and Suuday Rey J M Vffi Tho K- has decided to assist tho week bauks son preached Saturday and Rqv issuing certificates or cortifiod Ramoy Sunday Mr Ingram was by checks on Clearing- - houst balances as minister in tho M E Church and was was doncduring tho stringency pf greatly beloved by those with whom 80 ho had labored Courlor JournaJ - V a vl W MT STEBLllSra ADVOCATE TUESDAY AUGUST X 1893- - THE ADVOCATE Wo asked a close studcutof current events a day or two ago what is tho primo cause of trouble in tho financial Lack of confidence world to day Sura it all up and was his reply you will find that is about all thoro is Road ho principal dalles and in it their leading editorials aro simply addresses to tho pcoplo urging them to display a littlo common senso and extend tho same confidence in mone Â¬ tary affairs to their fellows as they arc used to doing Wo clip from tho Courier Journal of Monday tho following timely advice which applies just as strongly to Mt Sterling as it docs to Louisville If thcro are among the thoughtless or the timid of tho Conrier Journairi readers those who have withdrawn their monoy from banks or intend to withdraw it for tho purpose of hoard Â¬ ing it wo want to say a word or two to them in all sincerity and from the tho best motives Put your monoy back in the bank if you have with drawn it and if you havent let it stay there until you want to use it The banks can take much hotter care of it than you can and among the excellent banks of Louisvillo you can hardly Â¬ brouirht him to bay In tho pres ence oi the hun Â¬ ters But in the chase she ran a thorn quite through her paw It has been extracted A bottle of Dr Fcnnera Golden Relief has been poured into a bowl and her paw dipped in it so that every part of tho wound is saturated and brought under its influence Thero will never bo any soreness no swelling no matteratlng no laying up Sho can run again to morroW Is such a remedy worth anything It cures just as readily any frtth uound any cut bruise burn scald or old sore Inter nally it cures any colic dyspepsia pain in stomach diarrhoea dysentery or flux Also it cures promptly any sorcthroat bronchitis or consumption if lungs not already disorganized In a word it cures ant inflammation anywhere and the disease whatever its name vanishes No inflammation no pain no swelling no disease Could anything bo moro Miners mill simple or satisfactory hands and everybody need it If satis Â¬ faction not given money refunded Contains no narcotics or mineral pois Never disap Â¬ ons Safe and certain points Take a bottlo homo to dav iSS a grtat dajf From and at Otnmve t had dark early mora she MMMM lfrlll1UrrfffflllSaf - igjfcinaaairirjisnraiiairjafifcvac i Its p SifiMMp3 A msmmmmm chased the Buck wr- jk i Coil -- HUB k mil Reduced HAZELRIGG I I i IS OUR- - i in SIOCH line m i Â¬ Reduced SHOES week to interest you SPRING Watch this space you will see something each This week it is Shoes All lines at a sacrifice Too many they must go each pair is a bargain to the buyer We mean what we say A MAGNIFICENT at popular prices An ii Â¬ GRUBBS unlimited variety in every de- Â¬ partment Qualities as you like them Styles the latest Assortment complete i The Worlds Fair and American Railways Crescontltoutowldoly Tho Queen known as the road running tho Fin Â¬ is in tho est Trains in tho South field to carry everybody from tho South to tho Worlds Fair at Chicago No part of tho Southern country is left uncarcd for by this great railway Tho Through and its connections Car System is an admirable exposi- Â¬ tion of tho wonderful capabilities of From Now American railroading Orleans Through Sleeping Cars run daily morning and evening carrying its Dasscngcrs via Cincinnati or Louis- Â¬ ville as they may select From Shrovport Vickbburg and Jackson another Through Sleeping Car Lino comes to join and become a part of the magnificent Vestibuled Through Trains which passing through Birmingham and tho famous Wills Valley of Alabama is joined at Chattanooga by the train from Jack- Â¬ sonville Fla Brunswick and Atlanta Ga railroad Ga over tho E T V aud proceeds north over the beautiful 1 c Round trip tickets on salo at reduc- Â¬ Ladles and Children Admitted p roo tho First Day ed rates Agents of tho Chicago lino PPimP 1 will on request assist in looking up A Case Of Broken Heart Bpoolal Trains on All Rallroadu rooms or accommodation for visitors at Exouralon Rates Do people in trouble over really die to For forthir Infcraitioa ami atilogu tiiim tls Secretary tho Fair of a broken heart tholato Sir Shelby T Hakbibon Prest Everything that an almost perfect Tiros x Hahtht Sooy George Paget in 0110 of his lectures just published under tho editorialship system can devise to desorvo tho of his son by Messrs Macmillan ac- Â¬ praiwe and patronago of tho traveling AGENTS WANTED Any of knowledges that in a vast majority of public has been provided cases thus popularly described there is the agents of tho company named BDYTKESK nothing liko an actual rupture of the below will cheerfully givo all possiblo m TtaMT AMttiUiaw R H heart yet ho admits that mental affec- Â¬ information aud assistance tions will not infrequently causo real Garratt Now Orleans La I Hardy disease of tho body and ho mentions Vicksburg Miss J R McGregor E T Charlton an actual caso of a broken heart cited Birmingham Ala V D Cozatt Chattanooga Tenn by Dr JjK Mitchell of the Jefforson Junction City Ky or D G Edwards college Philadelphia in lecturing to Cincinnati Ohio 42 tf his pupils In an early period of his lifo Di-- Mitchell accompanied as a sur- Â¬ The First Step geon a packet that sailed from Liver- Â¬ Perhaps you aro run down cant pool to an Amoricau port Tho capt- Â¬ oat caiijt slcop cant think cant do ain frequently conversed with him re Â¬ specting a lady who had promised to anything to your satisfaction and you become his bride on his return from wonder what ails you You Bhould M OST XLWP FINlET a tthm heed tho warning You aro taking WOODWORK DURABLE that voyage EASIEST Upon this subject ho evidenced tho first stop into norvous prostration S Kmahacc wJii2Hna5K5 great warmth of feeling and showed Fou need a norvo tonic and in Elec ATTACJiHEEIS somo ccostly jewels and orna Â¬ tric Bitters you will find tho exact THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST ments which ho intended to present as remedy for restoring your nervous sys Send TEN conto to 28 Union So N Y bridal gifts On reaching his destina Â¬ tom to its normal healthy condition for our prlre game Blind Luck and win n New Homo Sewing Machine tion lie was abruptly informed that surprising results follow tho uso of Tho Now Home Sewing Machine Co sho had married some ono else In Â¬ this great norvo tonic and alterative ORANGE MA88 o2BmnoH sauARErorn stantly tho captain was observed to Your appotifo roturns good digestion clasp his hand to his broast and fall is restored and the liver and kidnoys ILL BO1T557vSMl caw FOR SALE BY UMn- heavily to tho grQuud IIo was taken rnsumo hoalthy action Try a boltto louo up and convoyed t to his cabin on price 50c at W S Lloyds drug store board tho vossol Dr Mitchell was Tho J Obcrman Browing Company Have your horses shod by a black- Â¬ immediately summoned and boforo of Milwaukee Wis failed Tuesday him tho captain was dead afternoon ho reached Herman P Ohorman is smith that does not cut tho frog away A post mortem examination revealed the assignee His bond is 1200000 so far that f ho weight rests on tho hoof tho causo Ills hoart was found Tho failure is duo to the suspension of Plants in pots growing and flower Â¬ literally torn iu two Tho tremendous tho Wisconsin Marino and Flro Insur- Â¬ ing freely and which appear to need propulsion of blood adds tho narrator ance Company Bauk Tho assets of moro food should ba given manuro consequent npon such a violent shock tho browing company aro nominally water if not convenient to put them forced tho powerful muscular tissues 500000 whilo tho liabilities aro given in larger pots It sustains them for apart and life was at an end at 291000 tho season keep from selecting a safe depository Thcro is absolutely nothing in the present condition of tho country which warrants an imparment of confidence in properly conducted banks People who have been led to believo thoro is are ill informed or lose their heads in- Â¬ stead of using them to do a little common-sense observation and reflection Confront tho situation squarely What is it Simply a weakening of confidence duo to fears largely groundless Tho exportation of our gold attributable to unbalanced foreign trade and tho op- Â¬ eration of tho Sherman law has caused forebodings of a disorganized currency which has been magnified beyond all reasonable probabilities until with plenty of monoy in the country tho purse 6trings aro tight Â¬ ened by tho timorous and tho over- Â¬ cautious whileto bo prepared for any emergency which might arise from such a feeling tho banks naturally strengthen their reserves and retrench their loams But tho resources of the country aro greater than ever crops are good business aside from the ef fects of tho fictitious monoy stringency is good and there is absolutely no causo for hard times except in so far as tho needlessly alarmed people chooso to mauo them hard by their own conduct Tho outflow of gold has been checked and tho tide is turning in our direction As tho season ad Â¬ vances this will increase for our gold importations aro always larger during the last half of the year Moreover tho Sherman law will doubtless bo ro pealed within a few weeks but should tho politicians prevent this it would be several years before tho op eration of that law would drain us of gold and bring about those conditions that so many mistakenly believe are already upon us It is absolutely certain however that should tho coming extra session of Congress be unable to repeal tho Qhorman law tho President and See rotary of tho Ti casury will take all necessary stops to maintain gold pay- Â¬ ments and tho souuduess of our enr rancy aud thus provout tho results which aro feared as tho worst effects of tho law igggspsgggsss To make an Investment in a Building and Loan Association be pure to take stock in the GREAT INDUCEMENTS m Offered in Gents and Children Summer Hats WHENEVER YOU WISH which will be opened up in a few days COLTJM Of Louisville C Mens and Boys Ky Bccauso it is tho only Association that gives you a definite contract Uo causo it is tho only Association that publishes and proves by actual calcula- Â¬ tion that its stock matures in 7 years Bccauso you will not bo disappointed when you wish to borrow Because its charter docs not allow tho Associa- Â¬ tion to buy sell or lease property or spcculato in real estate Because tho best business mon and financiers of this State approve tho plan of the Because it pays 8 per cent semi annually Coupons attach COLUMBIA investors should call on our agents CMlii Ms Cajs Ms L L AND VALISES W Cincinnati Southern through grandest natural scenery and most at- Â¬ tractive historical country in the world to Oakdale where another magnificent Pullman car is received Dan Â¬ coming from tho Richmond W W THOMPSON Sec Ti eas W HARRIS President WILLIAM OCONNELL W A DeHAYEN Counsel DR C DUERSON J M VANARSDELL Agent On account of my inability to travel I respectfully ask my friends to call at my office in tho Tyler Apperson block and allow mo to explain the ad Â¬ vantages of tho Columbia I M VANARSDELL the aug 23 ly LOCAL- - BOARD I young Jjjj AT k xmxiftGTori Yi CHICAGO i Successors to mm I K Phipps l Uj ville System from Charleston S C through Columbia S C tho beauti- Â¬ f 7 raiS ful French Broad country and Ash ville N C and Knoxvillo Tcun The time to Chicao is made so as afford tho most convenient hours for departures from the principal cities and arrivals in Chicago Passengers can purchase ticketn good over one lino north of tho river August 2930 31 Sept 1 2 1893 and returning via another if thoy de Â¬ Competition Open to tho World Freel sire a variablo route without extra charge Or thoy can go via Cinciuua ti leturning via LouiBvillc or vice New Track Grand Stand and Equipments versa f FAIR Vohati- - Trains c I Y I T ClHClHHATl tolllSVILlE VBuroW Chicago CRAmwoGAySoxv WJarrimam Lv I I I I I AVHEWUE n u II 0 si N b TLAMTA uWEfflDIAH MVC0N 4 GEO F OTTE Co I I 131 and 133 W 4th St CINCINNATI TWO RACES EACH DAY NewOmeahs 6 L JACKSDNVIUA x Trains StAUGUSTlHgb THE LARGEST EXCLUSIVE nEJC Sol YiniiA LEXINGTON to tfl CINCINNATI Carpet and Drapery 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 Through Sleeping Cars IffiltOl GUMP jijima fhmi VIA CINCINNATI cj Parquette Floors and Grill Wort a p W Sleeping Car Through opeuaiiy Lexiito Fastest Trains Ohattanoogo to via Clicap The South Wo aro tlrtsir EoprcsontativeR for Eastorn Kentucky and carry a full lino in pieco or sample When in Cincinnati bo suro to seo thoir immense and attractive stock LOUISVILLE in -- SUTTON- - TempleiBuilding Mt Sterling Ky SMITH TO ifammim Birmingham New Orleans Shroveport Ashyille Knoxvllle Atlanta Jacksonville D G EDWARDS G P A ydt in rfSi n WsKAVMHt - -- Cincinnati O HAINES FISCHER ESTY HAMILTON UJiUKJiK BRQS PIANOS ORGANS Rheumatic Rfng i Buoklons Arnloa Salvo Tho best salvo in ttio world for cuts bruises sores ulcere salt rheum fever sores tottor chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin oruptions and positively cures pilos or no pay re Â¬ quired It is guaranteed to givo per Â¬ fect satisfaction or mouo7 refunded Price 25 conts per box For salo by SMJhHJrfTwiWV - jgaraaaHg J03STES Will Cure Rheumaism FOR SALE BY THE JEWELER W B Lloyd 19 tf MT STEELING ADVOCATE TO BSD AY- AUGUST 1 1893 - MMlwntiiMIftliwtliM4fMtlaWVtM THE SCHOOL QUESTION he advocate I rakes tasue With Both State Church on Their Claims not fr shall limitsbo narrow fho Eagle of Grand Rapide Mich tioises a fclipping from tho Catholic On tho question Who shall 3W lucato tho Catholic News has this say Every Catholic should got tho prin- firmly into hi head that tho hurch is tho only educator of its chil- Tho Stato has duties but no rigfils in tho matter excopt of sceiug its duties are efficiently performed Its duties aro to assist education by he proper persons whoso right it is to educate It has no right to appoint 4eso persons or to dictato what shall taught within certain Tho Eagle has this to say It is tho paramount right and tho jMiramount duty of tho Stato to aflord ireo education to all its children in tho common branches of learning Sth tko Eagle and tho News beg the question Tho proposition which each assorts is by no moans a self ev ident truth but involves tho ab Â¬ struse inquiry Neither of thorn pre tonds to givo any reason for its state wont Ono proposition appears about as plausible to us as tho other in tho Absence of pioof Although wo aro a Protestant and on tho same Bide as tho Eagle yet wo must jay that so far as wo can see it begs the question from start to finish It is mighty and abundant in asser rtious of proof it hasnono I sub mithis kind of work will never de Â¬ fend tho Stato or silonco Romanism Now wo would suggest that tho pa xenfg of the child have a right in its ocdumion paramount to that of church or Stato This is taught us in tho revelations of nature of the Bible and Jgvttho history of all tho past Tho parents being more deeply inter atfii in tho welfare of the child than any others arc better situated to decide how when where and by whom it shall bo educated Tho Eagle has this to say of the Stato as an educator Thefetato in fact recognizes uore tligious factor in its educatiouol work It knows no distinction bet wen Ro iinanist and Protestant botweeu Qud dhist Mohamedan and Agnostic It inows no creed It has no more to do with religion than it has with thover- nmiform appendix dtoyr I fiubmit that if tho Stato is vthatifiort of an institution it is not fit wto twtho trainer of a puppy Cer Â¬ tainly it has no right to right to ask 3odly parents to turn over tho edu cation of their children to it That whlch is morefcrodless than Buddhist Mohamedan and Agnostic is not fit to act pedagogue to the children of chrls- vtiatis Buddhists recognize Bud --- dhism Mohamedans recognize Mo- - liamedauism but the United Stales Government recognizes nothing it is ha stark atheist The truth is tho abovo is a slander on our itepuoiic it does recognize Christianity it does not oppress other religious it protects them but for itself it moves on tho plain of tho best form of Protestant Christianity Prot- Ustaaaicails the heart anu nana una soul of thisJNatiou Protestantism is that which secures toleration and liborty to all Romanism would ugt do it for ouotour No other religion could do it l iitev but the plainest of truths when I say that tho action of the U S Governmout on this subject is tho action of Protestant Christianity When this Nation says there shall bo a national public school system it is Protestant Christianity which domi nates it uttering its voice Agaiu tho education free of expend It very properly lVqulre all tax paying citi- Â¬ zens to contribute to the support of these schools With equal propriety tho Stato iusistB upon controlling these schools uninfluoncedby any church or other organization 1 IIow can tho Stato educate tho children of all its citizons at public exponso and at tho same time 4freo of Tho fact is tho parents of oxponfeo all tho childron who arc not pau Â¬ pers pay according to their ability for the education of their children O nly the childron of paupor parentage aro educated froo of expense 2 It is by no means an axiom that it is right for tho Stato to rcquiro tax Â¬ payers to contribute to thoso schools I have my doubt about tho right of a vagabond who docs nothing but be- Â¬ get children for the Stato to maintain and educate to vote a tax on his in- Â¬ dustrious bachelor neighbor to main- Â¬ ThU question is very tain his brats much mixed in my mind This writer who has nothing to bo taxed is very chary about voting a tax on those who have 3 Tho Stato properly does not place tho schools under tho control of any denomination This would bo a dis- Â¬ crimination against tho best But as we have shown thoso schools aro not only under tho infiuouco but thoy aro the creatures of Protestantism Tho Protestant denominations of this country polnV to thorn with pride Tlioro their children play together learn together and grow togethor not ouly in statu ro but in sympathy and patriotism Rome alone stauds by and sulks though enjoying equal rights rights which she does not deserve be- Â¬ cause rights which she donlcs toothers when she has tho power Again More this tho Stato has tho right to insist that every child within its borders shall attend some school a cer- Â¬ tain number of days in each year dur- Â¬ ing school ago This sovereign pre- Â¬ rogative belongs to tho Stato by vir-Â¬ tue of tho right which inheres in or- Â¬ ganized society to protect itself as far as possiblo against the crimes and tho vices of ignorance Tho Stato has no such right has never exercised any such right The Stato has no right to como between parent and child in this way It has no right to invade tho sacred privacy of the family in this way This is holy ground Tho government should move vory slowly in meddling with the concerns of tho home Tho Stato has juet as much right to say that every man shall attend church so many days in tho year and read so many chapters per week in tho Bible and shall hold family worship every morning and night as it has to say I shall send my children to echool so many days in tho school year If the aim is to protect itself against tho vices and crimes of ignorance surely a little church going Biblo study and prayer would be quite as efficient as a littlo rcadln writinand clphorin picked up in tho public school The Stato does provide schools to which all have access Sho dotB not compol all to attend Sho provides asylumi for tho blind but sho does not compol the blind to enter fpr tho insane but sho docs not compel an eutranco for tho indigont but she does not compel them to enter Sho puts it within tho power of all theso to bo merciful to thomsolve but sho docs not compel them to do so Sho should place educational facilities with Â¬ in tho reach of all that she should compel them does not appear Historical In 1543 tho British Parliament passed an act laying heavy ponaltles on persons convicted of eating flesh on fish days At tho same time restric Â¬ tions previously existing wero removed and tho Newfoundland fishery made free to ovory Euglish subject J 0 MILLER successor to C Chesapeake O and Ohio George Reisenger Miller Wilson SHOE SHOP South Maysville Street From tho cheapest to tho finest work done at the lowest prices possi Â¬ ble Best material good work low prices Will always have a stock of INSURANCE REAL ESTATE To check tho growth of tho flserles AND of tho United States and to promoto thoBo of thoir own colonics the Brit Â¬ ish Government issued an ordor in Lowest Rates Choicest Council July 1783 prohibiting Amer Â¬ ican fish from being carried to the Compauies British West Indies which had been Promptest Settlements beforo tho war one of tho best mar Â¬ kets for tho Now England trade in OF ANY AND ALL AGENCIES fish RAILWAY New York Philadelphia Washington Boston And all Eastern Cities BOOTS 93 mado up in frizes arrangement was mado between tho Legislature of Vermont and a convention hold at Corinth by Which tho New Hamp Â¬ shire grants cast of tho Connecticut Itivor and west of tho Maine Line wero taken into union with tho for- Â¬ mer State and on April 5 tho union of tho grants oast and west of tho Con- Â¬ necticut River was consmmated On tho following day 35 representatives from tho grants oast of tho rivor took their seats in tho Assombly of Voi mout 1781 an In February Coa 1 I lliii 11 CALL ON YM ii T D Cassidy Successor to Cassity that I can fit tho trade jjv having theso goods mado EAST BOUND Leaves Mt Sterling up I can turnish them quality and workmanship considered much cheap Atlantic Express No 22 daily 885 a m er than thoy can be bought from tho MlillnndnccomNo 2C 110 p in store Vcatlbulpd Fxp oss No 21 daily Accom No 23 Arv Sit Sto Time Card in Effect May 28 From Mt Sterling SHOES 722 pm 7B0 p m Smith WEST BOUND Leaves Mt Loxington Accommodation No 7 iLoulariUo Express No 1 Lexington Accommodation No 25 f VcstilnUed Express No 23 Sterling 025 am 1123 Kentucky Central R R BLUE GRASS ROUTE For all kinds of Jamos I tried to establish the Bilk culture in tho American colouies but failed Ho sent silk worms to Vir Â¬ ginia and offered a bounty for silk cloth manufactured there but tho planters found the cnltivatiou of to- Â¬ bacco moro profitable Somo silk fab Â¬ ric was sent to Charles II in 1C68 Ug 12 tl Early in tho last couturv it was intro duced into Louisiana and the indus WTTTLLb try was also undertaken in Georgia In 1734 Oglothorpo took eight pounds of cocoons with him to England Thomas Lombo manufactured it into orgauzine of which Caroline had a gown mado in which sho appeared at a Court loveo on her husbands birth- Â¬ day Tho following are tho tho names of tho 41 persons who signed tho consti- Â¬ tution of Government on board tho Mayflower and are known as tho Pil- Â¬ KENTUCKY AND am 250 p m 5 07 p m Shortest and Quickest Route FROM Daily except Sunday Daily Solid Testiuulcd trains with dining cars No bus transfers Through sleepers from Lexington without VIRGINIA COAL CENTRAL KENTUCKY TO ALL POINTS Cheap E F MANAGERS ROBERTSON change u lJUAil disc lass C i Agt Ky UYAN Lexington OBTH O fc SOUTH Asst Gen ILWrULLEK Gen Pass Agent Washington D C lass Agent Cincinnati TAR Mill Co Incorporated Through daily train service between Cincinnati and Middlesborough and points on L N R R Schedule in Effect Junel 1893 Kentucky Midland Ry Shortest and quickest between Planing SouthBound Daily Express 8 8 0 30 10 a m 18 a m 45 a ra 13 a ra No 1 Accia East Lino Daily Dally Ev Sun 7 55pm 8 03pm 9 08pm U No 5 No 3 CINCINNATI AND FRANKFORT Lvo Cincinnati Lre Covington Lvo 1 almoitth Lvo Cynthiana 3 S5pn 3 41pm 4 47pm 5 Manufacfrux rs and dcalora in all kinds of Only direct line between grim Fathers John Carver William Bradford Edward Winslow William Brewster Isaac Alierton Miles Stan diBh John Alden Samuel Fuller Christopher Martin William Mullius Whito Pino and Poplar Singles -- ASK FOH TICKETS VIA KY MIDLAND- William White Richard Warren John Doors of all Sizes Howland Stephen Hopkins Edward Sash Glazed and Unglazed Tilley John Tilloy Francis Cook By Central Standard Time Trains Thomas Rogers Thomas Tinker John Window and Door Frames Rigedalo Edward Fuller Joh Turner Moulding and Brackets of all kinds TIME TABLE OCT 31 1S02 Frauds Eaton James Chilton John Verandas of every Dpscription Rough Dressed LUMBER 12 10 m Franktort Georgetown and Paris Arr Lexington Lvo Paiis 11 25 a m Carlisle Maysvtlle Cynthiana 12 10 m Arr Winchester Falmouth and Covington Lvo inchesterl2 40 pm A Arr Paris 1118 am 10 10 60pm 15pm 55pm 0 16pm 7 10pm 4pia Arr Richmond M 1 35 p m Lvo Richmond liilpm Lvo Ilorea 2 05 pm 8 10 p m Ait Livingston Lvo Livingston 3 15 p m Lvo London 3 52 p m Arr Corbln 4 28p in Lvo Coruin 4 35 p m Lvo Hoibourvillo5 20 p m Lvo Plnevllle 0 oo pm Lve Middleborough 0 40 p m Arr Cumberln GnpO 65 p m 10 25 pm 10 55 pm 10 65 pm 11 43 pm 11 43 pm 12 07 Jim 1 05 am 1 25 am 6 20pm 0 50pm 7 00pm 7 60pm 2 11 am 2 55 am 3 10 nm 3 52 am 4 so nm 6 05 5 20 8 30 ArKnoxUlle am am am am am am Fletcher John Goodwin Degory Star Priest Thomas Williams Gilbert Winslow Edward Margeson Peter Brown Richard Britterasro George Soulo Richard Clarke Richard Gard Â¬ ner John Allorton Thomas English Edward Doty Edward Lister Each subscriber placed opposite his uamo tho number of his family An Eagle Carvod In Iron Japanese patience is proverbial A remarkable example of what it will accomplish whon combined with manual and artistic skill is to be ex- Â¬ hibited at tho Chicago Fair It is a hand carved iron eagle tho work of a Japanese artist Shinjiro Ita o of tho province of lvi i and It took him jsut five years to mako it It is two fcot in height and measures from tip to tip of tho extended wings five feet tho weight being 133 pouuds Tho head is so constructed that it will swerve from side to side like that of a live bird Tho bird has moro than 300 feathers mado separately by hand tho lines on each numbering soveral hun- Â¬ dred and somo of them aro of such remarkablo fineness that fn order to prescrvo thoir uniformity of appear ance a fresh tool had to bo employed after cutting three or four of thpm This will givo eomo idea of tho p- tlenco and pare required for a success ful accomplishment of the work Shinjiro Ita o captured two eagles One ho killed and stuffed and tho other ho kopt alivo Ho used both as mod- Â¬ els so that whllo engaged in his work ho could study tho bird both in rcposo and In 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York Stato owners of vehicles to carry over ono thousand pounds weight and on which tho horses are used if having tires no less than three inches in width aro entitled to an an agio says The Stato owes a duty to every flnual rebato of ono half their assessed liikLborn undorits jurisdiction and tax of a sum not to exceed four dol Â¬ haffuuty is to afford every child free lars f espouse tho moans of obtaining a It is said that Aslstaut Secretary mtnota school education such as will of State JosiahQuiucy will resign for t thojpupll for tho dischargo of tho tho alleged reason that tho rotations rdljiaiy functions of citizenship botwoou him and Secretary Grosham It had just as well say that tho Stato aro not entirely harmonious Ho will under obligation to feed and clothe probably bo succeeded by very child born undorlts jnrisdiction Andrew of Massachusetts reopf expense Every argument that ould provo its duty to educate will If imagination has added any Â¬ ttho same time provo its duty to thing to tho unfavorable effect of tho upport It is not tho duty of tho hoavy balance of foreign trade against tate to either educate or maintain tho United States there should bo an It has immediato improvement in the fi- Â¬ ivery child frco of oxponso io more right to tako tho education of nancial situation An error of 4Q000 ny children out of my hands than it 000 or moro has boon discovered in tho iaavo tako tho feeding and clothiugof figures of tho oxports and imports fur Â¬ Ihem out or my hand If docs tho nished by tho Bureau Statistics It ap Â¬ foruior itought1 to bocompollod to do pears that tho balauco of trade against Wlaltar II6ar the Eagla again j tho United States tho past flqpal yer The ntie provides at public ex- - instead of being 93000000 as has sri schools wlwre all the ehiklren or boon roportod is only about 50000- - Dally Ex Sun am 7 15 a m 8 08 a in 8 27 n m 0 11 a m 0 00 a m 7 00 ol0 Dally Ex Suit 3 85 pro 3 41 pm 0 5s pn 7 17 pm 8 01 pm 8 40 pm 5 41 B 85 No 12 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lrice Lvo Carlisle ono packago 1 six 5 One will please six will Lvo LoMillorsburg cuie llinmiilct In plain sealed ciuclopo two Arr Paris stamps Ailnrets Lexington CTF Sold in Mt Sterling by Kennedy Bros Arr Covington R CLloyd W SLloyd Tarlton G Julian and Arr Arr Cincinnati everywhere druggist S R KNOTT pm pj Dally Ex Sun 6 42 No0 am No 11 Ex Sua 145 pm 2 21pm 8 08 pm 8 27 pm 3 7 0 8 60 10 42 40 Dally 0 20 7 7 7 8 85 10 24 11 SO am 03 u m 22 a is 45 a ra am am am pm pm pm pm aawtdrtftir aVtftmtoc Ws - TT -- 00 In tho building of stables or barns durability and warmth aro tho most important things to considor Timber is soon decayed and it is inflammable and danger of flro is always iiaminont CORNER DRUG- - STORE Thus any material that Is durable weather proof and not easily burned All tho Best Grades of Coal School Books must be moro deslrublo than wood Cement is all this and is often cheaper And other than lumbor This nVjprlal la easily TRICES nKASONABLE needs no skilled labor to managajnd put it into the walls If is mado of Locust Sts Supplies tk i pno part of hydraulic coment threo of Office cor Sycamore Band and five of coarso gravol or Uptown ofllce R C Lloyds No Fancy Prices n stonea broken up that may bo bedded Drug Storo Into tho comonf Tho coment hardens Paints and Oils luto fltono and thus alio building Is BEN F ROBINSON Fine Tobaccoes really of stone 31 y5 COAL T G JULIAN C P ATMORE Traulo Manager Genl Pass Art General Offices Louisville Ky S F B MORSE Asst Genl lassgr Agt Office Chamber of Commerce Ildg ClntL O No 1 Dally to nil points except Rowland DL Tision which Is dally except Sunday No 6 Runs daily ox Sunday from Lexington to Clnclntl No 1 Runs dally No 4 Runs dally from nil stations except the Rowland Division which IsMally except Sunday NoO Dally except Sunday No 5 Dally ox Sunday between Clncinnat and Lexington No 18 Paris anil Lexington AceowaWetion Daily Leaver Lexington 10 00 ai Arrives Paris 10 45 nm No 7 Fulmouth Accommodation Leaves Cia ctnnatt 1 45 pm Arrives Falmouth 8 30 paw daily eiteept Sunday NolSrxLeavcs Falmouth 8 45 am Arrives Cta oinnatl 5 85 nm dally Nod 1 and 8 make connection at Winchester tot points on the N N M V Ry No 1 Carries through cars from Cincinnati ten Middleborough and Cumberland Gap and all ia ermedlate stations and runs dally No 5 and No 4 c any il iivfili supers w Cincinnati bi clkixtlllt Mddleabo m J 11 a 45 - TTAdLM1 jarn wj iwnnrrpysTH i J nKf if gngg V i - -- v 4 KT STEBLIKGI- ABVOOATE - UJE3JAT AXTUSTul r J- ijiuiii ii inirrrn---- r - 111 1111 linn THE ADVOCATE mj r i r i f - - IDIOM PUBLISHING COMPAMY TUESDAY AUUUST 1 1893 ADVERTISING RATES co t g a ei en-- u mj D CD asggssss PB fKmUUMH SgiS S e e w o H 3SB8SS8S8SSS - nouurai oi8ng saojuiwai oaij 8U0IJi33UI OOjqi 6UO1U08UI gegS8S88gg8K SS8S83SKSSSS anoj ujuok ouO 8S88SsaStiSS S88888S88SS8 SS8SS88S888S gnoHsasni SC3SiSCGSte M SB0JW3SUI SI 388888888888 FOtt STATE SENATOR mo ES ono We are authorized to announce lion P Gay of Clark county as a can- Â¬ didate for Senator of this district com- Â¬ posed of the comities of Clark Bour boa and Montgomery subject to the actum of the Democratic party Col J G Holloway of Clark county is a candidate for State Senate from the district composed of Bourbon Clark and Montgomery counties sub jectto the action of tho Democratic party Your vote and influence re Â¬ spectfully solicited J COUNTY ANNOUNCEMENTS Aomouucements for county oflicos each to accompany tho order Com- Â¬ munications in the interest ot candid ates 10 cents per lino 5 Â¬ We are authorized to annnounco S S Cassity Editor of the Sentinel Democrat Ai a candidato for member of the General Assemblyfrom tho Legisla Â¬ tive District composed of tho counties Montgomery aud Menofee subject to the action of the Democratic party Wo are authorized to announce Judge Howard R French as a candi date for member of the General As Â¬ sembly from this Legislative district composed of Montgomery and Mene fec counties Subject to the action of tho Democratic party PQH BtirEKINTENDANT OF SCHOOLS Wo aro authorized to announce Groves for re election to the office of Suporiutendant of Schools Inferences his political and official John E records v SHERIFF V if t- - We are authorized to announce Rich Â¬ ard U Hunt as a candidate for Sheriff ot Montgomery county subject to tho action of tho Democratic party Wo are authorized to announce Win Sledd as a candidate for Sheriff nearly 400000 more Suppose of Montgomery county subject to tho causo of the foolish thoughtlessness of action of tho Democratic party Homo who should know better that FOT JAILER ihcso two banks wore to go into liqui- Â¬ dation and tho people of this county W ro authorized to announce Joe C Turley as a candidato lor Jailer of bo called upon to take up this 1000- Montgomery county subject to tho ac Â¬ 000 worth of paper Upon tho present state of tho money market toll us tion of tho Democratic party We are authorized to announce please how much would tho property Joseph M Smith as candidate for that must bo sacrificed to pay this Jailer of Montgomery county subject vast amouut bring Who is to blame to the action of tho Democratic party for this threatened state of affairs Wo aro authorized to announce T From whom pray must this money M Leach as a candidato for Jailor of Montgomery county subject to tho como From the bauks No sir but from you Mr action of tho Democratic party torfiom your father your brother you sou and your neighbor You may in County Attoney jure the bank by writing your check We are authorized to announce A A Hazelrigg as a candidato for in a nine iiko hub out it will prove a County Attorney of Montgomery boomerang whoso rebounding stroko County subject to tho action of tho will bo moro deadly than tho first Detnorcatic party cast Your land is worth to day C0 80 or 100 per aero iorco the collec We aro authorized to announce J tion of this 1000000 and toll us Coleman Hold as a candidate for Couuty Attoruoy of Montgomery what it will bring ninety days hence you would bo a couuty subject to the action of the Mr much richer man with your money Democratic party on deposit all lo3t and tho bank solid than with tho bank broken and forced THE PEOPLE AND THE BANKS to collect at onco its dobts iu tho The financial squall that struck our county and your money in your city ou Thursday was a bitter one but pockot Dont hold a silver dollar so it soon expended its forco Nothing close to your oyo that it will hido tho can bettor illustrate tho folly of poople great broad acres of goodly hcritago thax tho senseless attack upon tho that Ho all around you Thoro aro crtsEt of institutions that are porfectly many ovlls chargablo to tho banks sound aud that aro ablo to meet all wo grant you but they havo rights the obligations of a legitimate busi Â¬ that for own sake if for no hlclmr ness ea rhoy shall accrue with abso Â¬ motivo wo aro bouud to rospect All lute promptness Tho suspension of this is said along tho lino of honest Wo havo presumed that lieSJew Farmers Bank was clearly banking to a number of rumors tho officials wore honest in thoir nwabl atM tod no ouo could toll how reflcot dealings and that thov were ontttforl ing on its business credit togotjer to tho confidence aad reict of the with a combination of unfortunate and community as wo belleVe thoao of the uuforscon circumsfanpos over which two bauks ref erred to aro tho managment could havo no control OUR NEXT REPRESENTATIVE For instance i when a bank in a There was much kicking against neighboring city suspended a few the Legislature that has just closed weeks since some heavy depositors of its labors Now is tho accepted timo tho Now Farmors Bank living not far to kick against tho next one Kick until from our sister city withdrew their to day to morrow every day nomi Â¬ nolio but the proper mqn aro donosits and when this samo bank nated aud elected Tho matter is in opened again other depositors living the hands of tho pooplo if they do in tho samo neighborhood also with Â¬ not do their duty no ono is to blamo drew their deposits to loan to tho sus Â¬ but themselves Frankfort Capital Tho talonted editor of tho Capital pended bank Thus the Now Far- Â¬ Bank from no fault on its part never gavo a moro timely piece of mers lost thousands of dollars of deposits advico iu his life than tho above It because of tho failure of another bank is indeed tho duty of tho people to aud because of of its reopening no seo to it that tho best man who can bo nominated and bank could stand such strains let it be found shall bo Seo to it that the very best elected over so sound Tho run on tho other banks after and cleanest Inan who offers is sont to us Remember tho tho New Farmers had closed its doors to represent Deposit matter is in tho hands of tho pcoplo was senseless Tho Traders caught it heaviest on Thursday as it if thoy not do thdlr duty no one is to happened It was totally unlooked blamo but themselves tho President having gone for Tho management ot tho Exchango that very morniug to look after Bank of Kentucky and of tho Mt his farming interests in Bath county Sterling National Bank certainly de ouo director going out of the State on servo tho credit aud confidence thoy a trip and others to their businoss havo won for the careful engineering calls in ono direction and another all their institutions havo had in tho knowing that tho bank was sound financial panic of tho past week ind never dreaming of trouble and Business men thought theso institu- Â¬ when tho storm burst with such sud Â¬ tions solid before tho storm catno and denness and fury it was as complete a passed thoy know thom to bo so now surprise to the officers as to tho busi- Â¬ It took bravo hearts and cool heads Tho attacks on to handle business ou ness men of tho city Thursday and ho Exchango and tho ML Sterling Friday of last week as it was handled National on Friday morning were at both these institutions Both banks more savage than had been on the havo received moro deposits in the Traders but fortunately those bauks last two business days than for a long had been ablo take thought for the timo before i situation and bo prepared for tho mob for it was llttlo else when it did Havo you noticed that among tho come The Mt Sterling Banks institutions that havo failed or suspen Â¬ are all Right Tho Mt Sterling ded all over tho county havo boon some National and tho Exchange aro as of the largest concerns and those that olid as a rock Tho Trader De- Â¬ had apparently tho widest credit The posit which closed with more money proportion of largo concerns among on hand than tho law demands aud tho suspended institutious has been more than it often had in its vaults phenominal during tho conduct of its legitimate business will bo open in a few days When Congress next convenes It will bo open too with much more Monday tho people expect it to got money than it closed with Several down to business at once and do of its friends wo are informed offered what is possible to relievo tho present large deposits while its doors were depressed state of tho money market closed for business determined to show This is no timo for tho domagoguo If to tho business world their faith in its the party in power is wiso it will integrity relegato him to tho roar Patriotism It shall bo our aim to induce some not Partisauism should mark tho de- Â¬ of our bettor informed bankers from liberations of Congross business is timo to time to write popular articles largely stagnated Capital is in hid Â¬ 011 tho conduct of bauks that our peo- Â¬ ing many enterprises are on the ple may become better informed as verge of bankruptcy mills factories their mode of doing business Wo and shops aro daily closing down shall ask tho Cashier of each bank in laborers are out of employment tho Mt Sterling for such an article and balance of trado is against us stocks will take pleasure in giving it to our and bonds aro in a panicky state readers prices of farm products aro depressed and tho flow of gold is from our WHO WILL BE HURT shores This is a gloomy and if you please a startling and fearful picture Tho foolishly excited people who of tho situation It is true neverthe- Â¬ havo aided to bring about tho suspen- Â¬ less The patriot and the statesman sion ot thojtwo banks in Mt Sterling will throw aside all party prejudice may thank their stars if it shall not and all desire to mako himself solid yet redound to their own deadly with tho boys at homo and riso above hurt in a financial sense theso to tho height of tho man who Tho Now Fanners Bank holds prefers his countrys good above some 000000 of paper a largo part of present personal advantage Tho which of course belongs in this American pooplo expect every Con- Â¬ county Tho Traders Deposit holds gressman to do his duty bo- - day following and notwithstanding plnt Spreckelajhit returned from they closed with mon moneys than Hawaii prwiklft the j ftorttion of th thy have ordinarily the board deemed if beet to close Everything points to a speedy renewal of business There hK been an increase of 5 at tho Traders aud substantial aid and 868750 during July iu tho National oncouraghment como from overy And Chronic Disease Specialist In tho mma fiiu quarter For overy dollar of liabili Â¬ Bank currency in circulation 700 ij mnfiiiiiiimiimuTOTOi11 ties there is a guarrntco of MKKt Rear Admiral A A Weaver will Who can be afraid soon rotiro attor forty years of activo service In tho United States Navy - X893 wmMmmummmmmmmmmm -- nT Most successful mm A Payments under tho sugar bounty law last yearwcrc9375130 an increase of 20353 ovor the previous year J O B GILLESPIE ONE OF OUR LARGEST TRADERS GOES TO THE WALL Tho steamer Pearl was run iuto and sunkby an unknown steamer offtho HI IliSssflKai Bmm coast of Ireland Several peoplo on board woro drowned II iilil 9iH f MWmBBSmk Km 4 Gen George Washington Morgan who was tho only surviving General His Assets Small and His Lia ofthoMoxican war died at Fortress Monroo Wednesday bilities Heavy The Failure Will Cripple Many Poorly Able to Stand it Nicholas Co ono of the oldest firms on Wall Streot assigned Wednesday witu liabilities of about HI mmmmmBBmBMmmmmm 2250060 York Wednesday from Havana 125000 from Enrope 100000 worth of gold bullion was engaged in London for shipment to this country Dr Stockdale V Pormanontly located Half a million dollars arrived at trntifrmlrv nrtll Vio af at Louisville New On Monday evening of last week attachments woio being served on J U B Gillespie a prominent stock dealer aud trador and early Tuesday morning he made an assignmont of liis property for tho benefit of his cred- Â¬ itors to his brother Cap Gillisple Jr His liabilities aro very heavy and tho burdens are widely distributed Not only aro banks and men of means caught but many small farmers and poor men are left in tho lurch for small amounts it is true but such as they can ill afford to spare Tho hard times already existing and tho accumulation of disasters to our county in tho lino of tho troubles that have overtaken our banks mako it doubly hard for those suffering losses Mr Gillespies liabilities will reach away up into tho thousands whilst his Ho caught assets aro merely nominal tho Traders Deposit Bank 11000 the Mt Sterling National 1500 the Ex Â¬ change Bank of Kentucky 1800 and other banks so that tho aggregate reaches 25000 All this made good by personal security Besides this it is said he owes in amounts from 25 to 1600 private parties 25000 or 35- tuore so that his total indebtedness will reach between 50000 and 60- 000 tho assets aro merely nom Btith inal Tho firm of Gillispie also assigned at tho samo timo to R A Mitchell The indebtedness of tho National Hotelf MT STERLING Entries iu the horeo race which opens August 15 at tho Worlds Fair aro closed Tho list is a long ono but docs not include many famous an- Â¬ Wednesday August 16 1893 Returning every fqur weeks j Dr Stockdalc successfully treats imals Acutoand Chronic Catarrh ringing in tho oars Deafness Diseases of the i A Washington dispatch ronows tho Eye Ear Nose Throat Lungs lud- prediction that Representative Wilson nuy uniiuiy wu uiuuuoi xiuuuim of West Virginia will succeed Mr Urieots Disease Diabetes Dyspepsia and Paraly Â¬ Springer as chairman of the Ways Constipation Rheumatism sis and Means Comittee of tho Houso The total collections of intornal revenue or tho last fiscal year aggre- Â¬ gated 161002000 The increasofor tho whole country was 7145000 Nearly five millions of this increase was collected in Kentucky Epilepsy or Fits Cured Positively h It is said linn is probably small not being over 1500 and the assets aro small indeed Mr T B Stith member of tho firm also assigned to Mr R A His personal indebtedness Mitchell was vory little but ho was surety for his partner Mr Gillispie and it was necessary for him to tako tho stop to Traders Deposit Bank It Will Re seo that all parties have a fair show sumo Both Stith aud Glllispio are popular It had been reported that tho Traders men who had a host of friends who Deposit Bank would resume yester- Â¬ evidenced their willingness to back day July 31 This inordinary times thom to any amount as faras dollars and cents aro con- Â¬ cerned could havo been done But Had all tho banks hero began pre Â¬ with financial clouds lowering it was parations for the worst as soon as the domed best to take other stops In an Louisville bank troubles woro known interview with Mr E C Orear Vice thoy wouldhavo stood tho storm nobly President wo learned facts which wo think of interest On tho question of resumption there aro not a few men Wheelmen will find much to inter-Â¬ who think the ono and only thing nec- Â¬ est them in Outing for August Gil essary would bo to open doors aud begiu business which is a very wide inan P Smith tells of Cycling on Mt Graco E Donison con- Â¬ mistake Tho first stop taken by tho Washington tinues her graphic description of joys bank was to offer a guarantee to its depositors thereby assuring them of and sorrows of a wheeling tour through thoir own faith in their institution Ireland and world glrdler Lonz relates his experience in and about San Fran- Â¬ and giving anditional security cisco As it now is tho bank has liabilities amountlug to 147UUU with assets Tho Banks of Pinevillo are wo aro amounting to 375000 Tho directory glad to say perfectly safe Thoro is aud stockholders will add their person al backing increasing tho security to nodaugorofa run boing mado on what iu our ppinion will amount to thorn Wo might add a vory good from 750000 to 1000000 Papers reason for no run boing started and havo been circulated and tho depositors that is that thodoposits aro entirely havo gladly takon up tho matter and too scarco and small to oxcuso any Messenger already moro than half in both nurn- - such precodings Tho Pinovillo bank closed Saturday bor aud amount havo givou their con sont to cancellation ot assignment and resumption on forms proppsed by tho Tho Arabs nover tie thoir horses by bank To a person who knew with tho head Tho common way of secur Â¬ what amount of cash this bank had ing thom is to put an iron olaBp around been run it seems that tho suspension ono of tho hind ankles and fasten it was unnecessary But with au un- a padlock and to this clasp is at- Â¬ coaslng and quiet draw at tho closo of with tached a long chain tho other end of business Thursday thoy had paid out over tucir couuter about 20000 moro which is riveted to ouo of tho tent than thoy had taken In and tho officers pegs Thon tho horso is free to rovo woro afraid of an iucroasod ruu tho about aud ho cannot bo stolon An Italian saloon kcepov named Arata was taken from the jail in Den Â¬ ver Wednesday aud lynched He Skin s had brutally murdered an inoffensivo 4 old man and a mob of 15000 people As Syphillis Scrofula Stricture Gleet battered down tho jail doors to got at etc cured by improved ana nover tho murdorer fasling remedies Diseases of women such Lucorrhea Tho annual report of tho Presby Painful Menstruation Displacement 0 terion Board ofForeign Mission shows Womb Bearing Down Pains in Sack n in short time that the receipts lor this work last relievedDoctor carries all his portable Tho year woro 1014501 During tho instrument and comes preparon to year ninety missionaries woro sont outf oxamino tho most obscure medical and making a total of 626 in the field surgical enscs Ho undertakes 110 incurable diseases but cures hundreds under tho supervision of this board given ud to die Consultation free Address Tho report of F C Schrador as Â¬ and confidential signee of tho Peoples Savings Bank of Denver Colo was mado public STOCKDALE ffl Tuesday The liabilities aro 1125 j 66755 and tho assets 111445109 Louisville Ky showing excess in liabilities over assets of 151646 F C Schrader tho as- Â¬ signee was ca8hiicr of the bauk at the timo of tho suspension Â¬ Youner or Middle Aged Men fering f om Spermatorrhea Impo toncy Eruptions tho result of errors or excosses should call before it is fjp I ato Wo gu aran tee a cu ro if caso lias not gone too far suf aoi r n 25 MonumentQ OF EVERY KIN Tho financial Hurry in Louisville is passing away as rapidly as it came Confidence gets daily stronger The withdrawal of deposits has coascd and tho banks which dtood tho test have more cash on hand than ovor Tho clearing house banks havo com- Â¬ pleted their arrangements for to Bupply promptly the funds needed to carry on commercial and O Mado and sot up in all part the countiy White fob Designs No Agonts Employed ADAMS SOU lyr 42 Broadway LcxlngtoujK manufacturing enterprises The Merchants National and City Nation- Â¬ al Banks expect to resume as soon as tho examinors reports are submitted to tho Controller Denver is seriously alarmed by tho fear that an attempt to loot tho city will bo mado by tho thousands of idlo and penniless men who aro now col- Â¬ lected thoro i Tho bankers havo asked for tho protection of tho Government troops at Fort Logan and tho Mayor has issued a proclamation forbidding street assemblages Local mombers of tho Stato militia are under arms Many of tho idlo men are reckless or desperate and tho oaso with which thoy overcame the authorities in hang Â¬ ing tho murderer Arata Wednesday night has shown thom thoir strength Several of tho Now York1 bankers decided to extend to tho largo ex- Â¬ chango hou6os ovory facility for tho importation of gold and on tho Btougth of this nearly 3000000 was ordorod for shipment Saturday from tho othor side On Chaugo tho day was full of oncouragomont The movement in investment securities was tho heaviest in years and prices advanced as suddenly and rapidly as thoy had doclincd Ovor 40000 shares were sold to frcign buyors alouoand it is estimated that Saturdays steamers took out no loss thau 75000 shares On all sides there is a decidedly hotter fooling aud tho bcliof is expressed that tho movement of gold from Europo would soon assume large pro Â¬ W GOODWINS High School FOR T BOYS t YOUNG MEN Next session will begin Septem Â¬ ber 4 1893 For Catalogues o address M J GOODWIN A M L 2 m- - I I Mt Htflllincr Kv - rrorsKsHSBsnsasarsHsicsy A T WPOD HENKY 6 WOOD A T WOOD ATTORNEYS-AT-LA- W SON Koom Ho 0 Tyldr Apperaon Block Maysvillo Streot Will Practice In Montgomery v VowtiU JOurt and Court of Apneale and ttafti j uuitcuoLmea circuit nnn iifetHiAt rwirta portions irAKi uunigy fw i wwv5ler ti 8f ii An in i w - Tw tw t - 0 saw - MnrrrrT TRIMtBL ItUM i -- 4 f -if - MT JSTEBLING ADVOCATE ii j I TUESDAY ATTUST 1 1893 WHOtWAl E QKQOEK8 i R1ISIBUE BROS Pure Drugs Medicines c Wholesale Grocers DEAXE113 IN -- Hwfk- - J2SLxxrLei3Ly The - Prescription Brbs Druggistsc 21858 IS WHAT THE - ROST-A-- L IlsTS U Has paid the peeple of Mt Sterling in and still has moro Gall on R-A-IbTOE tho last twenty years MT STEELING KY School Books School Supplies Pure Inks pencils cles Also Paints Oils and Varnishes All Toilet Arti Â¬ A HOFFMAN Fresh Effgs CO As that is the onlyplaco in town that yon can get A ROYAL POLICY THE ADVOCATE Iiim to crcuH you any further bcon If your July account 1ms not t asK ploaeo don paid at J B Whites Miss Rctta Slovors of Louisville is Montgomery Circuit Court April will teach tho visiting tho family of J H Mason term fourth day of May 1893 Mrs Wm Rash of Kiddville is Anna Tipton Administratrix etc Boono Lacy of Morgan is in tho visiting her sister Mrs A Orear Plaintiffs city on a business trip Miss Emma Orear Is visiting- - tho account has not bcon vs If your July order J M Pickroll who has boon quite family of John Wyatt this week ApaidatJB Whites plcaso dont ask This is the season for sick is very much hotter Traders Deposit Bank etcDofoudants Miss Lizzio Peed began teaching him to credit you any further Misses Nannie aud Maggie Embry school yestorday at Odessa Bath It Is now ordered that the creditors Binder Twine one aro Visiting at W B Prowltts Bon Smith of color and Undo county of Kavanaugh Tipton deceased ap Â¬ Hoes Satur Â¬ Tho Presldout of tho Now Farmers he characters of the city died Miss Kcturah Cluko has gono to He has Rev J Rand of Lexington held pear before tho Master Commissioner day night of consumption 1865 and Bank presents a statement to our read Â¬ Princeton to visit her mother his fourth quarterly meeting last Sat- Â¬ of this Court on or before Aug 15 Rakes eon a drayman hero since ers to day Wo aro glad to give it Joo Johnson wifo and daughter urday and Sunday at the Grassy Lick 1893 and any creditor failing to Forks man space Ho sayB to all interested in was a polito and honest old appear aud prove his claim on or church thoro is no Miss Alice aro at Estill Springs tho wolfaro of before that day shall bo barred as to Ice Cream Freezers iJ rw VanAntwcrp was handsomely causo for alarmtho bank suspension over the Mrs Sam Dobyns of Covington ie Little Fred son of John Morris was any right to claim tho samo against Saned by his friend J T Breon of badly burned last week on the face and said Tiptons Tho bank will iu a reasonable time iu this county visiting friends Administratrix or per- Â¬ Refrigerators Rock Ark It Is a oeauuiu resume payment Ho gives tho rea Â¬ little peck with hot molasses turning over sonal representative James R Wilson who is sick with hickory from tho Ozark mountains sons for tho suspension aud makes a Water Coolers on him fever Is getting along very nicoly yesterday A copy Attest came by express assets and li- Â¬ and general statement of tho Clayton Howell attended tho Cincin- Â¬ Lawn Mowers H R BltlGHT Miss Nannie Oreav begins her tho abilities of tho bank Thoro is no vM to tho excitement ia nati tobacco market last week and re- Â¬ Owing Clerk Montgomery Circuit Court And world why the bank school near Howards Mill Monday f tlm sale of lumber at Fair reason in tho ports satisfactory sales on low grades 48 8t timo bo able to Mr O P Clay and wifo of Bour- Â¬ not tako place Mr Geo shall not in a short JL grounds did 1 Hammocks Poggs bought a now trac- Â¬ Morris pri Â¬ open Us doors again Steps are to day bon aro visiting Mrs M W Chora W Anderson will sell trie lumber FOIl DYSPEPSIA tion engiuo at Lexington last week being taken to bring about this much Indigestion and Stomach disorders take Screen Doors and Windows Miss Bettie Roberts has returned to finish threshing wheat their old vately Any one wanting a bargainÂ¬ BIIOWNBIRON HITTKIIS result at as early a day as posi from a visit to Estill Springs All dealers keop It SI per bottle Genuine hu calling on Mr Ander desired will get it by cngino did not give satisfaction trado muk and croued rod lines on wrapper And Wire Cloth Specialties ble Among tho stockholders aro rep Â¬ son Miss Josio Guy Is tho guest of Miss of tho solldest business resented somo Miko and Dennis Guilfoylo last week All of which are offered tor Bowling men in our section and wo think It Bettio Roberts of this city Miss Mattio Quicksall of lost two cattlo from eating paper in Rooms For Rent is can bo safely asserted thoy will look tfjreen Sec ot tho State F L U Straugthor Mitchell left last week which had been paris green I have two or three rooms for rent sale at the lowest prices by She will also visit very closely and intolllgontly after tho for Chicago to attend tho Worlds Fair JM here on a vslt She Denton Orear shipped a car load for the summer either furnished or lor friends in Eastern Kentucky ex Â¬ banks interests B Cecil of Ezel is in tho city of cattlo and hogs to Cincinnati last unfurnished Apply to J most is making an acceptable and 454t Mks L L Haiiris looking after somo business interest weok and report a dull market tho confidence cellent officer and has J R Wilsons Building Loan Com- Â¬ Mrs Louis Apporson and daughters friends John Wilson lost a valnablo brood the order Every one of her pany shows a gain of 2653 per cent Wanted were delighted to see her gain of any aro visiting her parents in Maysville maro by Georgo Steck last week by per annum the largest To rent a house with seven or coming in contact with a barbed wire represented This is tho Ky Henry Barnes haB returned from Company eight rooms centrally located Apply 2 2t v7 B OCnonoll returned Saturday fence also Wm Staggs lost a good tficago where ho has been the past place to invest your money at this office 46 tf Qneenswe from an extended trip to tho Worlds horse by getting snagged in the foot L three weeks aud says the 15000 Fair Here Read Thlsl The wheat crop is very unsatisfac- Â¬ Ky nntonthe Kentucky headquarters For Rent Mt Some other badly managed you know yourself indebted to us Miss Nettle Hunt leavos to day for tory this year in quality as well as If Tvas A honso of ton rooms for in nnnnaranco of hard- - this la a demand for tho monoy Our a two weeks visit to friends in Win- Â¬ price somo parties soiling as low as school purposes Apply to suitableHed J W thirty cents Tho yield is about an den Tionrv is much pleased with surroundings at present compel us to chester mPfl wno 04 visit Like ovory body else not collect what is duo us without futher Miss Julia Prowitt of Clark county average indulgence has seen the great show ho docs is visiting her sister Mrs John G you weak Just received direct Grubs Hazellrigg 2t frcgrpt the monoy it cost him Winu worn out from the South a car and Miss Lochnano of Winchester is load of best cypress Mr Henry Elam of West Liberty Boing uuablo to borrow money I am BROWNS IRON BITTERS 71 IS Co was in the city Monday Ho had been forced to quit soiling on credit to those visiting Mi6s Maude Quiscnberry on shingles Stab Planino Mill meetlng Ho who aro thirty days in arcars High Btredt tto High Bridge Uamp 51 4t For Sale reported a largo crowd excellent JBWhite W M Kendall of West Liberty is heard A number 1 hay baler Romembor that tho Owonsboro jnusictho best ho had over in tho city looking after some busi- Â¬ 1 tf Cas H Donohue is one or tho best wagons made and RELIGOUS Jones was present and Itev Sam ness interests speech Though rough in which wo sell at tho extremely low preached lie is an excellent preacher and caught Tho union services wore hold at tho Mrs A G Farmer and daughter prices of 58 50and92 complete ED Mitchell 4he ear of tho entire audience OtherÂ¬ Methodist Church on Sunday ovonlng Miss Florence of Louisville aro at C 52 4t present and partic- Elder H D Clark pastor of tho Chris Â¬ H Donaldsons tiblo divines were I am agent for the Troy Steam Laun- Â¬ ipated Mr Elam is a student for the tian Church delivered a sploudid ser- Â¬ Ex State Sonator J M Pieratt of dry of Dayton Ohio I guarautoc mon Tho service next Sunday oven Ezell is in the city attending to somo ministry Course com- Â¬ A Homo School for the higher cducatiou of young ladies work and prices held at tho Christian business matters ing will bo plete aud thorough Location healty For particulars address a wild scone in front of Roy L Gibson There was 51 3t Church and Rev A Redd will con- Â¬ J D CLARK President vtho National Hotel on Fridoy night in Rev H D Clark preached a most duct it 46 12t Richmond Ky The Place to Buy husband and a prom Â¬ which an Irato oxcellent sermon to his congregation Ed Mitchell tho Hardware man Rev J Pike Powers of Knoxvillo Sunday morning of our city figured inent busiuess man haudles the following Leading Im Â¬ as principals Pistols were drawn Tonn formor pastor of tho Baptist ACADEMY FORlYOUNQ LADIE8 AND LITTLE QIRL3 MT 8TERLINQ KY John C Wood and wifo aud Henry plements every one guaranteed to bo r bo used bystan church of this city preached at the but before thoy could Tho flret term will begin Sept 4 1893 Academic and Collego Preparatory Courses Primary Watson and wifo havo returned from first class in every particular ders interfered Tho angry husband Baptiet church Sunday morning His tho Worlds Fair Department A limited number ot boarding pupils Tho Mitchell wagon For terms or other information address Miss S M Lcwin until August 15 Ilyattsville Md was disarmed and led away but vowed sermon was full of gospol truths and 60 Sin alter August 15 Mt Sterling Ky wagon advasary greatly enjoyed by all H M Prowitt is on tho tobacco Tho Owensboro Tongancc upon tholicadof his Â¬ Moworl market at Loulsvillo this week with Whiteleyfl Solid Steel It is said tho way sdmo men not inter Whitoloys Self Dump Hay Rake Evory body says that T R Wilson 11 hhds ot tobacco ested in tho difficulty mado themselves Tho Tiger Hay Rako Loan Com- Â¬ scarce establishes beyond doubt that has tho best Building Dr W B McCluro and wifo and jsdho champion runner of Kentucky pany represented in town put your Miss Lizzio Berkloy of Lexington aro Tho Grangor Hay Rako Kentucky wheat Drill lP5fves in this city 1 2t monev with him in tho city visiting relatives i Vulcan Chilled Plow i Being uuablo to borrow money I am On Wednesday week August 9th Mr William Bridges is nero after Now South Cano Mill 4 the Bracken Association of Baptists forced to quit selling on credit to thoso quito a stay at Falmouth aud will Cooks Evaporator aud pan Af spend the rest of tho summer P will meet with tho Baptist church of who aro thirty days in aroars 524t Frazlors cart j Ample arrangements have Nfchls city JBWhite Elder W T Tibbs wifo and daugh Â¬ Meou mado for all delegates ana J ter aro at homo from a trip to Chicago Traders Deposit Bank For Sale visitors All railroads leading into and tho Columbian Exposition A Stolnway piano In excellent order Mt Sterling and Hues connecting will Depositors of tho Traders Deposit Miss Mary Goodpastor of Owings This is a splendid instrument that I rsoll tickotE at reduced rateB on tho Bank with monoy to their credit can Doivt certificate plan All porsons who ex Â¬ buy all tho grocorioo thoy need from villowho has been visiting Miss Annio havo thoroughly tested and can un Â¬ hesitatingly recommend pect to attoud tho mooting aro re us and givo chocks for samo on this Johnson returned homo Monday The safoty of tho family at all times and Mus Adie Samuels 52 2t their names to Dr W bank Thoy can also pay tholr ac- Â¬ guosted to scud Dr R Q Drake has returned from especially iu timo of an epidemic deponds It Thompson chairman of committee counts in tho samo way without dls Kuoxvlllo Tonn where ho was called Ab- Â¬ largely on tho purity of tho water used Son Adam Baum Salt Shingles and feed for salo by on ontortalnmont Exchanges in this count to sco tho sons of W A Wilson and solutely pure water can bo secured by using 52 4t Barnes Trumbo associational district please copy Tomakoa safe and profitable in J W Ross Ho roports both very tho Natural Stone Disk Filter sold by us They Shilohs Vitalizoris what you need RMiard Hunt shies his castor into vestment put your money in J R much better aro easily cleaned very simple in construction for Dyspepsia Torpid Llvor Yellow as a candidate for Sheriff Ho Wilsons Building and Loan Comring and cost only 5 Henry Barnes returned Thursday Skin or Kidnoy Trouble It is guar Â¬ 2t iia a young man of business ability and pany l CHILES THOMPSON Grocery Co from a four weoks trip to parts of in anteed to givo you satisfaction Price points to his record as Assessor terest in tho Northwest A largo part 5 cents Sold by T G Julian jy 1 J H Brunner purchased Monday wUlch oflko ho has illlec since the last at shorlffa salo for Joe Markoffsky of his visit was spont at tho Worlds State electlpn Ho expects to rally to tho outlro stock of Samuel Fair Karls Clover Root tho now Blood his support the young men of tho Franks consisting of boots shoos and John Mcintosh of Florida is at Purifier gives freshness and cloarnoss vfrf county and hopes to rldo to victory comploxlou and cures Consti gents furnlshsng goods for 1875 homo with wifo and other relations to tho Sold fiOc and 100 pation 25c by their aid Himself a young man f Ho has boon absent about 9 months by T G Julian jy 1 O A R Tie has drawn to him a strong follow- Â¬ Attention M glad to hoar of his flatter r ing and ho asks from his friends tholr Meeting Saturday 5th 230 Im and wo aro Jr VI p Highest cash prlio paid for wheat Z T ing prospects iu Florida KVi s ollearty support in his race Ills duties portant busincso 52 3t Wf ys Mar Barnes Trumbo jyrtf MstitV C H Bryan and family and Chas as Assessor have given him a wide Wat VanAntwewp Now Is tho time to lay in coal Low r- Trumbo returned from tho Worlds t acquaintance all over tho county and Com U for cash A V M JVmtir Fair Saturday Mr Bryan thinks It Jils pleasant addross makes him Barnes Trumbo 524t Judgo Lewis Apporson appointed would require two years to rocoive i1jSVS V t- jfV p tfriends wherever ho goes W Situation Wanted Hloh Hunt says ho Is in tho raco to Prof M J Goodwin to couduct tho full bonofits of tho groat show By a practical printer of 16 years wlHftaniiflwU s to the party in which examination of candidates for County Whoat oxporiouco corapotont to tako chargo the has worked earnestly since ho was Superintendent of schools Examina Â¬ yaW o give him tho offico for which tion was hold Saturday and tho only When you cannot 60II your wheat marrledsober and steady roferonco V heaak pledging a faithful discharge applicants were I N Horton Esq to auy othor buyer como to Jacob given address W A Bradshaw 820 Henry 2t I RubsoU Street Covington Ky andMies Mary Anderson I iu duties - Harris Tho next term of Mrs will school for girls and small boys open on Monday Sept 4th Prof C C Cllnoof Cincinnati will lecturo at Sharpsburg Wednesday Thursday and Friday evenings ot this Week His opouing lecturo on tno American Popo will bo free Thurshave day and Friday evenings ho will Thursday a charge for admission ovonlng his subject will bo AnEvon Ing in sho Galleries of Europe and Friday his subject is Our Boys Â¬ Both lectures aro handsomely Illustrated and interspersed with beautiful sougs Prof Cllno Is a talented Blngcr andhi Binging alono would entertain an audience Its moneys worth PERSONAL MENTIONING Mrs CORRESPONDENCE Grassy Lick King Ford is attending tho Worlds Fair Mrs Georgio Turner Is at tho Olym- Â¬ pian Springs We can supply you now with sound fresh eggs Wo havo a rcfrigeratos full Miss Lizzie Ramsey of Winchester Chiles Thompson Grocery Co is visiting her brother Wm Ramsey Miss EmilyvRoberts Moborly school in -- I -- -- W S7 5 Sterling ii l If all Pfeel take m yf i t -- -- MADISON FEMALE INSTITUTE -- w -- DriikInpure vfater -- J -- 1 1 -- t PmilW Wy lf V -- yij fr r MtVC -- S -- IN i - WJ kSJA f A--- K r- iw X - m MmMmt sx- - MT STEBIISTa POULTRY CONVENIENCE Movable Hun Excellent Finn For u Roost When chicks aro placed in a brooder or under a hen somo handy yard is want Â¬ ed to confine them and with this end in view an Ohio Farmer correspondent gives cuts and description of a panel used in feUFF COCHIN FOWLS his yards Fig 1 shows tho panel This of boards and pick TChe JUerlts anil Demerits of One of tHo should be constructed eta Procure fence boards 0 inches wide Oldest Dlitlnot Urocds of Fowls saw In the illustrntion is shown a full and cither 12 or 10 feot long and This lengthwiso through the center feathered Buff Cochin that was a prize vrinner at tho last Now York poultry will givo two long strips 8 inches wido how As will bo scon tho shanks aro pro- Â¬ fusely feathered down to tho toes and tho thighs plentifully furnished with downy feathers denominated fluff The qual- Ah Inexpensive H 1 AJbYOOAE TUESbAT AUHJ ST 11893 WBrt fV that ponhanentiy cares var w v UlliTII1Ti1WJE itN ago t Sagos fcWr but gonKjtWrw perfectly Hail yr lifts t Catarrh Head APPLYING KEROSENE FOR INSECTS Professor Golfs Method as Described In a Report From nn Kxpurlnient Station Keroseno emulsion when properly mado and applied has proved a valuable in secticide for a claBsof insects not roadilv dostroyod by other means Tho making of the emulsion is howover accomplish- Â¬ mi cures The worst chronic coses yield to ids mua Boom Â¬ ing cleansing and healing properties See if yours wont The inakors of this Remedy say it will And they mako you this offor ft thoy cant euro your Catarrh no matter how bod your case thpyll pay you 500 in cash and thoy mean it Hero aro somo of the symptoms of Catarrh Headache obstruction of noso discharges falling into throat sometimes profuso watery and acrid at others thick tena-Â¬ cious mucoua blocdy putrid and offensive evt ivcuh ringing in ears aeaincss oiion sivo breath smell and taste impaired and general dobillty You wont have eil at onco probably only a few of them But you wont nave any oi tbem if youll take Dr Sagos Remedy Romody and whero ovorythlng else fails that Its Catarrh in the Doctor IHWKSCryowTy aiuiariaiv vscftdEEa vcy JJAk KB l taysbydi vm I f9w iHllV V4pKtfvAVJ tr i HJTfi3fi- ir VK Mr rt km wsy 1 M nw LVI t V m -- r 3 M B f ft m m3vl 1 for Inrpnts -- nd Children ritjt fHo ft T i uIIHVY ywV cinrvAtlrn of CntiTJa mllltoTu ni pwcin mi to npntOc Tt i yatroaftgo of The Number of Insects In the World It is bollovcd according to Mr P L Simonde F R S that thero are ilvo times as many insects as thero arc species of all other living things put togthcr Tho oak alone suppoits 450 species of insects and 200 kinds make their homo in tho pine Forty years ago Humboldt estimated that tho num- Â¬ ber of species preserved in collections was between 160000 and 170000 but Hcieutific men now say that there must bo more than three quarters of a million including parasitic creatures Of tho 35000 inEurope however not moro than 3500 aro noxious or de- Â¬ structive Thero are moro than 100 000 kinds of beetles Somo single species includo an incrediblo numbor of specimens Tho locusts on the coastoftliOjMediterranean for instance sometimes cover tho ground inches thick for miles A singlo house fly lays from 150 to 200 eggs which in two weeks become equally fertilo flies and insects generally have astonishing powers ol multiplication Ringing Blasts devil often wears a white The vat tho world hnix w- ryi gives tliora IionltTt It tV womotSuig which nWriwtey- childs aiedtchio g- Tmgnfoni JyJ Vb J1 v f i i wHtVmt pnessiag friftmH and CMUrew K Ilho It It Jfreir jtvnn 7n It Xoihori have nfo iki p ftM lnnll7 Tiorf nt na t rP f Oatorla try rn TTorm i Ftea PANELS FOR CHICKEN ItUN Castorla allays jfovorisliia i Cuatorirx Tireyvtrt vnmitin Sortr CastoHn on jDnTrlnyv oti I - WkiI Cin FULL FEATHERED BUFF COCHIN -- are probably well bred but if rank and coarse they will not be worth attention as fancy or exhibition birds The merits of the Cochins have already been hinted at The chicks are hardy and grow fast The fowls will do wll an confined space aro tamo and seldom quarrel Thoy cannot fly and a low fence will keep them within bounds Tho hens are good sitters and mothers and lastly they are prolific layers Unfortunately tho defects of the Cochin are equally marked The flesh is inferior to that of other breeds and there is a great absence of breast The hen while an excellent layer has a dosiro to sit after every dozen or score of eggs and this Li troublesoino except whero a regular and constant succession of chicks is desired Finally this breed is peculiarly subject to prejudicial fattening which when not guarded against by tho avoidance of fattening food checks laying and some times causes death Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ ity of this fluff and of tho feathering generally is usually a good indication of tho breed If fine and downy tho birds to bo used for tho top and bottom frame Next procure threo pickets 4 feet long and nail ono at each end and the other in tho center then attach braces at opposite corners as shown in tho cut The pickets should bo11 nailed so as to project an inch above tho top of tho frame and 11 inches below thoso to bo sharpened so as to bo readily driven into tho ground Fig 2 shows a panel completed The framo is covered with B cent muslin Btretched tightly over the frame and well tacked down with common tacks Apen mado from four of these will bo 10 feet Bquare and is room onough for 100 chicks for one or two weeks when thoy can be allowed to roam where they please Tho correspondent who suggested these pan els uses them to placo around the brooders so as to prevent the young chicks straying too far from home These frames can bo made for 25 cents and will last several years with proper care Fig 3 shows an excellent plan for a roost which can bo any length desired DD aro staples to attach tho wires 0 to and should bo well driven into the roost C is tho wiro supports cut any length Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ THE PUMP WITH KEROSENE ATTACHMENT B r D A CONVENIENT V p TJ CHICKEN ROOST r v1 Utii Ml f yf 1 Lr r Farmers havo a new enemy to fight tho Russian thistle A bulletin issued from tho department of agriculture Washington reports that it is overrul- Â¬ ing many thousand square miles of tho best wheat sections of Minnesota and tho Dakotas Soino alarming facts aro given with regard to tho loss it is already bringing to farmors in theso states Sheep aro fond of it when young Cloan cul turo will subduo it on cultivatqdlsoil A road machine properly handled will help to keep tho roadsides freo from it Tho plant is an annual By permitting no seeds to ripen it can soon bo exter- Â¬ minated Mako a vigorous war on this foreign foe Usui and Notes Progressive farmers aro using hay slings These are as much ahead of the old stylo horse fork as that is ahead of hand pitching Tho Rhode Island State Fair association is encouraging poultry exhibits in witness whereof is tho following The poultry department has receivod an ap propriation of 2000 and tho schedule of premiums has been revised after those of leading poultry organizations The oxtremo liberality shown by tho mann ilflnartment of ajrricultnro has a agement in not charging an entranco fee scheme afoot for tho benefit of American and in building permanent coops for formers It is to eaUblish in London n 2000 birds will doubtless bring out the permanent bureau for the purpose of in largest exhibition of poultry over aeu roJncing American cereals winea anil in Now Engl -- l fruit in European market r Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Farm Village In tho South The efforts of President H C White of the Georgia Agricultural and Me- Â¬ chanical college to establish farm vil lages in the south is meeting with gen eral favor The St Louis Republic znakes tho following comments The experiment of farm villages about to be tried in Georgia will be watched with tho greatest interest by all who aro interested in the development of tho south for if it succeeds it will remove one of tho greatest obstacles to securing for the southern states tho class of immigrants thoy most desire The south was settled for the most part by peoplo who wanted elbow room In the south before tho war where everybody white and black was too comfortable and too nearly exempt from tho curse of profuse perspiration which tho rest of the civilized world paid as the price of a living in that old comfortable easy going and hospitablo aouth no ouo lived in towns who could afford to live out of them Tho planter Jived in tho middle of his place whero his hogs and chickens could not trouble 3iis neighbors It was a country of magNo ono walked nificent distances Even tho beggars or those who were nearest to being beggars where beggary did not exist at all went on horseback There was elbow room in abundance And no ono crowded any ono else This life suited tho peoplo so well that they gave it up with extreme reluctance but no sooner had tho war ended than tho movement to tho towns began It lias kept up over since until the farms have lost a very largo part of tho ele ment that is best qualified to make the south a growing success as an agricultural region This was a movement into tho towns The village and village lifo aro unknown in tho south as for tho most part they are in tho entire country Wo seldom liave villages of any kind and certainly not such villages as it is now attempted to develop in Georgia The peoplo of tho farm village would livo together iu easy reach of each other with their chool their postoflko churches and shops They would bo content with a small village a place to livo in to uso as u lasa from which they could work their farms and they would not go to selling corner lots by tho front foot as soon as they had tho village street laid off Thero is enough of that sort of villago lifo in the south and olsewhero already It presents tho greatest difficulty in the way of tho farm village for tow booming is one of tho most deep seated of American vices and of course a farm villago with a town boom in progress would bo a ridiculous and absurd failure If tho south could bo filled with farm villages hamlets composed of tho families of farmers whoso farms join full protection would be assured for womei and children and all would havo tho ibenefits of society and many advantages which can never bo had in isolation It 3s to be hoped that the Georgia experi ment will be carried out in a common enae way and that too much will not Tho model village and Jbe Attempted tthe aocialistlo villago are predestined failure but tho common sense villago can bo made a great success in tho south liy merely getting it Into existence and allowing it to demonstrate its advait- itagss Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ fasten into staples to support tho roost The staples where B is attached ought to bo about 12 inches apart which will prevent tho roost from swinging These roosts aro easily kept free from lice as there aro no mortises to lay eggs in and Also the roost thus escape fumigating can be easily detached by unhooking at B and removed from tho building and cleaned Japan Clover Is Almost Fnultloas Mr Lorraine Frierson of De Soto La who has mado a study of tho grasses and forage crops of tho south in speaking of lespedeza for summer pasturage and for hay says One other hay plant we havo that has almost no fault is the lespedeza or Japan clover as it is called This excellent hay plant being one of the clover and the pea family possesses tho valuable trait of being able to extract from the air that commonest and yet costliest ele- Â¬ ment that tho farmer needs nitrogen It makes very nutritious hay I believo it to bo almost the best hay in the world I know of none to excel it It is cut in September and thereforo has good haying weather in which to cure it It will grow upon that most intractablo soil a post oak fiat It will grow whero nothing elso will in tho raw clay exposed by washes It is easily gotten rid of when tho land is wanted for other crops and leaves it in very superior condition both as to fertility and freedom from weed Â¬ Â¬ so as to have tho roost suspended about B 10 intfies above the dropping board aro the hooks on tho end of tho wires to id with more or less difficulty Profess ir Goff in tho hopo of discovering a method by which tho keroseno and wa ter could bo so intimately commingled during tho spraying procoss as to do away with tho necessity of preparing the emulsion separately began experiments In this lino which were continued through several seasons until satisfactory results were gained Tho method is very simplo and consists in so constructing tho lower valve seat of a pump that it allows tho entrance s water through ono oponing and kero Â¬ sene through anothor tho two liquids becoming mixed in passing through the valves and cylinder of the pump and finally broken up into an exceedingly fino spray by boing forced through a good spraying nozzlo Tho pump used by Professor Goff was the Little Climax but other spraying pump3 on tho market would it is believed answer as well with similar modifications This pump with its kerosene attachment is shown in tho first cut Tho modification is illustrated in detail in tho second cut where the first figure represents a transverse and tho second n vortical section of the valvo seat In the pump used tho valvo and valvo seats aro of brass Tho lower valvo shown at A Fig 2 is held in placo by a screw B which fits into a bridge C Figs 2 and 1 oxtending across tho center of tho orifice for tho entrance of tho water In the modification of tho pump a new casting was mado similar to tho original ono ex cept that it had a projection at one sido D first cut so placed that a hole drilled through it lengthwise passes through tho conter of tho bridgo alluded to near one end To this projection is attached by a screw coupling a stop cock A same cut and from this a lead or rubber tube ex tends into a vessel holding kerosene tho regular suction tube of tho pump being insetted into a pall of water Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Castorla voHotob tTectialnc Tremolo Cno iT onr f oTntlnutlprt nv Pltvtiuo oy Cnitorla nentrallios tho offooti of t trfmio nold gn or polnoncra stir Cantorin doow int noninnmorpliliio ortfam nr otTmr narootlo property CaTnrla ngirfmWftto fSo food i rrMlatrn Vho stomach and towols ftlving h aUhy ami naA ira1 nT nn 4ft CntHa 1 put ti lx ily Tt I not gold in hulk Dont Uow uy mo to tml yot ny hing o1o on tho plea or promUe foitttit ovwry pnrposo as gnwl avrlTt-ilaiii-gcf that yn - iaii iJTit vr S3 ISV f- Tho fac nlniUo ylgnatitro 1 1 2 is on every f wrapper Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria M33ZSZBSZSE22W 3R 3 The John Hank Brewing Aro tho most perfect products of tho Co s r WW cra- Â¬ Tho devil would hsvo to go out of business it ho couldnt use white- Â¬ Lager Beer Muenchener Pilsener Golden Eagle and Export Bottle Beer art of becr maklng by common consent 7J2Jr rf 8 Furthermore H wash porno PHYSICIANS AND MEDICAL JOURNALS Highly rcccommend 1uro extract of Malt and Hops and tho former invariably prescribe it for tha pnrposo of Building up Broken Down Constitutions such as especially professional men aro oftea beset with nsTirrmcdy unsurpassed It has been our aim to manufacture tho Terr articlo thereby relievo the public of tho uso of the manifold offered so called tonics which at best havoan nk bencncial results if hoy do no positive harm Wo havo admirably succeeded lroof of whichTfc wore no men to cook for women would almost starve themselves to death If there Tho devil sees to it that a scolding woman novor gets hoarse thounlvcrsalusoof our Whon a man is hungry he never T1PhotJt th United States ol Amei ica It Is tho purest malt and hop extract manufactures utmost caro and is tho only remedy for convalescents to gain strength and vitality Ask complains that his wife is a poor cook A shiftless man loves to InVaJid Bottled Beer lyr The John Hauk Brewing Co talk of bib bad luck Oct 4 92 Cincinnati Ohia It is hard for a woman to romem lor that economy is a virtue especially when she goes into a millinery shop If grumbling could bo exchanged tor gold how many of us would soon bo rich I Rams Horn rsi TRANSVERSE TiZ AND VERTICAL ATTACHMENT SECTIONS 01 seeds Lastly it makes quito a largo quantity of hay Its lowly growth has caused it to bo passed over by our farmers But these will be surprised to know that ono aero of lespedeza will turn out more hay than oats or millet five times as tall Indeed a good stand of lespedeza fivo inches in height will make more hay than a good stand of oats four feot high for it grows so thickly that it does not fall down when cut each stem be ing supported by its neighbors Â¬ Â¬ The operation of tho pump is plain Tho water enters through tho ordinary channel tho keroseno through the sido channel while the valve in closing close both channels Tho mechanical mixture secured by this apparatus while not absolutely permanent is sufficiently slow of separation for safo use on plants un less tho amount of kerosene exceeds 1 per cent If it is dosired to change thr proportion of kerosene tho stop cock it turned in tho desired direction and when one wants to spray with water only thi stop cock may bo closed or both tube placod in tho water Farmers in possession of spraying pumps will appreciate this attachment which Is not patented that secures a thorough and rapid mixture of kerosene and water during tho spraying process Bisulphide- of enrbon sprayed with water through this attach ment makes a mixture that is sufficiently permanent for practical purposes Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Tho fishing articles iu Outing for August are both seasouablo and good In one a gravo Dominie fluds a dayu quiet pleasure beside a trout stream another presents a truly delightful moonlight picture of tho Land of Evaugolino and tho fun of lobster spearing while in a third the scone Is laid on Jorseys swirling shoals and keen anglers And glorious eport in taking hard fighting bluofish Lexington JJ DJSoodsotion8 Todies Spring Wraps Mens Youths and Ing Gents burnishing GoodsjMens Boys Ladica Misses Calico in all colors worth 7c at 6c a yrd 1 yd wido Bleached Cotton worth 8 1 8 cents at Sc n yard 1 yd wido Brown nnd Unbleached Cot- Â¬ ton at Cc a yard Best Apron Uinghams worth 8 l 3c at Co LEXINGTON KY Tho greatest Cut Prlco sale over known in tho history of and Chlldrens Shoes Abeantlfullinoof white India Linen at 5 0 6 1 2 7 and 7 l 2o a yard Dcmmit Flannels worth 8 l Sc at Be a yard Ceylon Crtncklo in all colors worth 20o at lie n yard A full line of Wool Scrgo in all colors and black worth 75c at 4Uc a yard All colore of Turlirio Bunting worth 15c at Dc a yard Hcniletta Cloth in all colors 86 Inches wide 18 1 2 10 12 llta and up French Satines in all colors 15 l 2c worth 8Uc a yard Albert Twills in all colors 8 yards In ono pattern to each customer SO Inches worth 25o a yd I1 A full lluo of Black Organdies IS 14 l 10 and lUc worth 20 2i 27 l 2c a yard Carsh i 6 0 and 7o a yard Boys Cloth Some Hints to Poultry pulsars Tho incubator of to day is a much moro perfect machine than tho one you tried fivo years ago If you did not succeed thou with ono it is no reason why you should not make another trial Â¬ a yard worth 10c at 7 8 lc a yaid Shalla Goods worth 8 l 3c at 5c a yard Pino Apple Tissues worth 25c at 16c a yard Dotted and Flowered Swiss worth 25 cents at 15c a yard Cocheco Satlncsln all colors worth 16c at Do a yard Dotted Swiss Mull worth SSc at 10c a yard Gloria Silks in nil colors worth 35c at lflc a yard India Mull worth 25c at 12c a yard nJV Dress Uinghams i T The Russian Thistle not transplanted only produced 200 bushels Tho transplanted onions also ripenod soveral weeks bofore the others and wero of a moro uniform size better in quality and more attractive to buy ers when placod upon tho market The method of transplanting Is easy Holes aro mado across the fiold with a sharp instrument by ono man and another follows quickly to insert tho onions in tho holes A third person comes along and places tho onions ono inch deep and presses tho soil firmly around them The work is then finished and ono can do pond upon a good crop This is called tho npw onion culture Â¬ There is no necessity for giving tho poultry a moat ration during the sum- Â¬ mer Rather givo thorn tho freedom Transplanting Onlous At tho Tennessee station last season of a good grass range and tho insects tho transplanted onions yielded 828 will provide them with all this sort of bushels per acre while thoso that wero food they need Â¬ Shoes and Clothing neuueea rnces 50 to books and pictures acordlng to purchase i ine aame wo also givo away with every 5 purehaso a present in Silverware I CARTER 30 South Limestone Street J GILLESPIE ljiAlHfcrJONKY RATES Novcr take anyj but clean eggs to i market In order to do this you must novor havo auything but clean nests In this work one thing calls for an Â¬ othor to havo clean nests you must clean them often not less than once a wcok at the least See that tho nests for sitting hens aro well hollowed If too flat tho eggs roll out from under tho lion ovqry timo she moves getting chilled ono by one and tho result is a poor hatch and you blame tho hen and say she did not stick to her nest well Tho growing of capons is ono of tho most profitable blanches of tho poul Â¬ try business If you are really in poultry keoplng as a business you should study oyory branch of it Do not try caponizng by yourself at flrsti but get an export to help you Bogiu with a fow birds and feed thorn well through ono season and keep account of tho cost This will enable you to decide if you wish to go furthor TtfTaj1rli v lift ing JMix a very litto paris green with ttje middlings and then strew the poi soned mixture in a circle around thai hill and as cloeo to tho plants na possible Numbers of dead cutworms will be found every morning So long as thoy can go the middlings thoy caro for nothing elso Of course care should bo taken to keep fowk or chickens from golfing at the meal When cultivation begins a little earth is drawn over what middlings is not consumed and it makes an exacUent1 Practical Farmor fertilizer Cutworms and Muskmelons One of tho worst enemies of tho musk melon is tho cutworm Heia very fond of wheat middlings and American Cultivator suggests that advantage can be token of this to destroy him by poison D Â¬ RS I loUISYILLE KY T A RT MATERIALAND ALL KINDS OF COLORED PLAIN GLASS ItT STORE YOU QAN GET HT JIT UULUU1SU AINU IUiALN WALL TAPERS RT PICTURES FRAMES AND SHADES AT MT STERLING K5T s bOIILEGELS II Y i JtJu1 JLwJttS- - i r it u k a MT STELIG- ADVOCATE - A I WJBISDAY AUGUST 1 1898 t THE ADVOCATE olics o Â¬ Were JesUs and Peter Roman Cath Cinoinpati It Constitution forms a part of an article headed Jipon8tantiuo tho Founder of tho j6atholic Religion 1 It will be noticedhat this extract Js at war with heading of tho articlo of which it isa part Tho heading makes tho Roman church begin with Constantino tho extract carries it back to St Peter If Coustantsno was tho Founder of the Catftolic Re Â¬ ligion how can such bo its history from St Peter 2 This statemont from tho Consti utlon concedes tho assumption of Ca tholicism that the Pope was tho suc- Â¬ cessor of St Potor that St Peter was tho first Pope 3- - This statement involves Peter in wars and masacres the the brutal ilhe inquisition and cunning knavery Vbf Jesuitism 4 It says Peters cursing swearing and lying was forgiven with a wink sub forgave Potor Ho did it with So tho Savior comes In with a wink Peter asconniverof Romos misdoing This is tearing dowa Romo with a vsJBgeanco It Jesus is her head and Potor her first Popo tho American llconstitution standB a poor show 5 In implicating Poter and Christ in the misdoing of Rome tho corre- Â¬ spondent of tho Constitution ro Protestants proaqhes Protestantism to Jesus and Peter as tenaadhere Protestants ciously as Romo doos aro as much involved iu these iniqui- Â¬ ties that como down from Poter as Catholics are 6 Tho writer of the above extract TVo do not know signs himself TV ho ho is It is evident however that he iff an infidel who repudiates tho Bible Jesus and Christianity None but an infidel could writo tho Ho may despise Cathol- Â¬ abovo words icism but ho is an enemy to Chri- Â¬ stianity in any form 7 The Americau Constitution dem onstrates one of two things Either it is under careless management or it is an infidel sheet masquerading under Catholic colors If it were a friend to rrtcstant Christianity it never wou d have allowed tho aboyo language iu its columns TV 8 in mixing Jesus and Peter up with tho abominations of ltome perpetrates blasphemy unmitigated If Jesus and Petor wore Catholics Rome will conquer oven though TV should go on contradicting himsolf and blaspheming tho Son of God R can 2 Â¬ principles of persecution and Jsordlnation of all progressive thought by which Constantino gov erned so successfully has over contin ued as an example and is still iho policy of tho Catholic church It is shown in tho histories of thp rulo of f the loug lino of tyranical Popes in her brutal wars arid massacre iu tho In- Â¬ quisition and cunning knavery of Jes- Â¬ uitism Such is tho history from jPetor who cursed and sworo and lied until tho cock crowed shamo upon him but was forgivon with a wink down to tho cunning grasping licen- Â¬ tious priosthood of to day who lack only the powor to carry out their murderous brdination vows Tho above is taken from tho Ameri Â¬ vjffhe without relating an anecdote of a poetic and touching character which poeeeeeea ako the merit of showing tho great veneration in which tho person of tho holy father is hold by devout Catholics Aware of tho fact that a perfect traffic in the garments of his predo ceeeor was carried oa some years ago the present popo rarely yields to solicitations of this nature Nevertheless ho is not immovable when he is morally certain that there is no arriere penseo of a speculative character in tho request Not knowing to whom sho should apply and being determined at rH hazards to get something belonging to tho pope a young lady had recourse to an ingeniousand bold piece of strategy TTflth hor own pious hands she made a white skullcap precisely similar to tho one that is worn by Leo X1TT At one of-- th6 recent pilgrimages she appeared be fore his honnesSj ana holding out her handiwork bokHy- - asked the good old gentleman to Bwap caps At first thot popo looked astonished but soon his face becamOrKsdyed with a kindly paternal smilejiEile the cap remained 5Si tho outstretched and trembling litlo white handv Tho popes smile garehercourage and yielding to the impulse of hor ardent piety sho pulled off the holy fiftherV cap and presented him with the one she had made Leo XHI laughed swapped caps with her and gave her his blessing Rome Cor Figaro Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ I The Fop and he oung Capmaker do not wish to leayo tho Vatican USEFUL IMPLEMENTS A HomejHRilo Uoe nntl Sled Starker For the Garden Take an old hoe and a piece of saw blade about a ftfot long and rivet them together as Bhown in tho illustration One will havo a very convenient hoo for tho gardcnr strawberry patch or flower r READ OUR TESTIMONIALS HILLS I I REMEaAniCD nCmtlmDCn MmWMMMWMto and invito tho most careful lnveHtiirntlon un to mir rnsnonnlhtl lty and tho tnorits of our Tablets WE GUARANTEE X CUBE bed whoro the rows aro narrow This 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friend 1 was led to try your Tablets He was a heavy and constant drinker uut uiicr using your Tablets but uireo uays no quit drinking and will not touch lla uor of any kind I havo vuiiii four month before writinc 4 i yours truly 14 JkUUW U1U VUIU WUS JTUU All U1UU lV JUIUUtUlL MliS HELEN MOIIKISON Cincinnati Ohio The Onio Ciiemical Co Gentlemen Tour Tablets have performed a miraclo In my caso I have used mornhine hvnodennlcallv for seven years an d havo been cured by tho use of two packages of your Tablets and without any effort on my part W L UJTEGAY a Chemical the OmoSin- I hivoCo DEAR been - uslncr vonr P v 1UI LUUUCCU V- RESPONSIBLE AUENTS WANTED 1 THE OHBO CHEEVSICAL CO 51 S3 Address all Ordors to J W Erie railroad was The li f placed in tho a receiver Tuesday Its hands of credit has been savagely attacked on Wall Street and tho receiver was ap Â¬ pointed in order to preserve tho prop- Â¬ erty intact George Fraloigh of Danbury Conn a farmer 28 years old Is in danger of being choked to death by an imag Â¬ which is of an nonreversible When sections aro half full or ovon quite full if reversed the beeB will attach the combs solidly to all Bides of tho sections Honey so stored can be shipped a long distance without breaking or leaking I wouldnt put sections on a hive no matter how populous tho colony until I One of Sam Jones1 best stories is on could see that tho bees aro gathering his wife Being asked by an ac-Â¬ Bomo honoy and had started to build quaintance how things got along at brace combs between tho top bars of theÂ¬ Mo and my frames Then I would put a few sechomo Sam replied Â¬ tions on have any trouble because tions at abut not over one sot of 24 secwife never time wo started right TVhon I woke up Surface Cultivation the morning after wo were married Surface culture which keeps tho soil reached over and kissed her and I said Wife I see two chairs out mellow without destroying any of the there in the middlo of tho floor and roots ia the proper method writes a two piles of clothing on them When farmer in Farm Field and Fireside Surface you get up I wont you to choose supplying culture preserves moisture by a Bhallow mulch holds you intend to wear and leave the rising moisturo brought which capil- Â¬ which up by the others for me I1 TVell sir she got lary attraction until it is taken up by up and put on tho dress and I put on the roots of tho growing crop If the the breeches and from that day to moisturo and plant food which arise Now from the earth are not hold in check by this weve never swapped York Tribune supplying a mellow and fine surf aco soil it will escapo with tho air and will bo How They Fatten Brides In Tunis lost to tho crpp It is only necessary to A girl in Tunis after she is be- atir the Burfaco soil in the cultivation of trothed is cooped up in a Email room thoso crops that require cultivation after with shackles of gold and silver upon planting her ankles and wrists If sho is to be Aside from tho advantages mentioned married to a man who has discharged surface cultivation is a great economy of dispatched or lost a former wife tho labor Labor saving devices and methshackles which tho former bride wore ods aro greatly sought after In surface cultivation a great ore put upon the new brides limbs labor both thero is and teamsaving of Labor for man and sho is fed till they axe filled up is 6aved the roots of plantB aro pre- Â¬ thickness Tho food served food to tho crop is saved and in to tho proper used for this custom worthy of bar every way the benefits aro largo and barians is a seed called drough many Â¬ The art of glass manufacture goes back into antiquity to a time when the mind of man runneth not to tho contrary yet wo cannot penetrate themiste which hang over tho infan cy of what has for oges been a useful industry Its original discovery is al leged on tho authority of Beveral rep utable writers to havo been the re sult of ah accident in which some nitrum supposed by some to have been salt was fused with sand The date of this event is not oven approximately given but is said to have taken place on the banks of the Bolus- in Palestine where some mari ners had landed and were cooking their meals using blocks of nitrum to hold their pots in position Sir Gardner Wilkinson gives a cut of apiece of Egyptian sculpture work which represents two glass blow ers plying tneir art in a manner Which strikes one as being surpris ingly like that practiced at the present time Sir Gardner informs us that this sculpture was executed about 8500 years ago during the reign of Beni Hassan Thebon paintings and sculptures which aro known to date back to the time of tho exodus 1400 B C show glass drinking vessels of delicate patterns and fine workmanship in some instances rivaling similar vessels of modern moke St Louis Republic Â¬ Curiosities of Glasimaklng In writing please mention this paper and 55 Opera Block LIMA OHIO MW A GOOD SLED MARKER VpTtttfMMJM7Artt7mZZXfr Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ rows with a seed drill so adjusted that only the covering attachment touches the ground Tho foregoing cuts and descriptions aro from American Gardening 1 Goods Old Reliable Court Directory Judge John E Cooper presiding Third Mondny May and tho Fourth Monday in Korember COURT OF COUUOK PLEAS CIRCUIT COURT lusical We represent tho Judqk T September and March MONTGOMERY J Scott presiding Third QUARTERLY Monday Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ capacity of over 1800 cubic inches or say eight standard Langstroth frames There aro over 50000 beekeepers who think as I do on this point I wouldnt introduce a new queen for tho Bake of changing the race of any prosperous colony of bees Those who do so will bo tho losers in the end Aft- Â¬ er the Bwarming and honey seasons aro over then change queens if necessary I wouldnt wait for tho honey to bo capped before extracting if I were running an apiary for extracted honeyv As Boon aa tho cells are full of nectar and capping has been commenced at tho top of the combs I would commence to ex- Â¬ Â¬ Editor Alley tells after 80 years among tho bees things he wouldnt do I wouldnt uso a hive that has a brood v What Ono Aplariit Wouldnt Do COURT Judge 1EWI8 Appkrson presiding Tuesday af Â¬ ter Third Mondaj in January April July anfi1 October county court CITY C8URT 1YIL BRANCH rvts Colby Ilazelton Bros Bush Co and the Ivors Pond Third Monday of each month MT STERLING Judoe James W Groves presiding First Sat Â¬ urday in each month Professional tract I wouldnt uso a section case that is Wo sell all tho abovo instruments on such easy terms that all who aro thinking of buying can easily pay lor them Our terms are monthly and price modoratc Wo havo also just added a complete lino of SHEET MUSIC and SMALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS to our stock and can furnish you anything in that line you aro looking for Remember we will etill handlo all kinds Sowing Machine Needles aud Oil When in need of anything in our lino givo us a call COTTAG E OIK3klTS- - And the Mason Hamlin and Chicago d TOIIN M ELLIOTT Attorncy-at-Law Offlce 14 Court Mt Steillng Ky Street Fast Floor f J T JAUNETT Attorney-at-La- w W1U Snlycrsvlllc Ky In the Conrtaot Kentucky M OLIVEK practice E HyFP3Nvsra ts- L DjWSON SON Mt Sterling Ky All collection and real estate transactions op anything concerning the snino promptly at tended to and abstracts of titles jdven whe dcsiied Ofllcc Court Street opposite Conrc House THOMPSON Ml WitOfflco with Or It J Drake East Main StieetMt Steiling Ky X Attorney at Law and Surveyor No 18 Broadway Fizor Block A HAZELKIGG Attornoy-at-law Tylcr-Appei-b- Ofllcc M S building Mt SterllnciUy Lowis Apperson- - A City Atty Tyler A STMPMMMSPPPSTp-P-plP-- Pi A SUTTON DICK SMITH AITEttSOX Attorneys-at-laOnlcoTylcr Appcrton building Mt Sterling Ky fVLEIt 7m Tfl WHITE A BK06KS Attorneye-at-Law Caldwelllrailding Mt Sterling Ky Will practice in the counties of Montgomery Bath Menifee Powell Clark and llombou autl tho Superior and Appcllato Conrts Offlce in A DeIIAVEN Attprncy-at-law SUTT01 Wo are in the SJ1ITH West Main Street Offlce Court Street Will of tho Commonwealth Mt Sterling Ky practice in all Conrta nit I OHIco over Mt l rnocTORDentist Sterling Mt Sterling National Hank Ky FURNITURE and UNDERTAKINGS Business for profit Wo can succeed only by practicing Our prices strict economy and observing business methods will be no higher than thosQ of our sharpest competitors in tho largest cities A suito of furniture or any other articlo of our line will bo a duplicate in material and prico to thoso in tho The trade will bo closests markets tho same terms considered supplied with tho latest styles of bedroom parlor and hall furn- Â¬ iture wardrobes bookcases sideboards chiflbniorce hatracks Rotteee plain and ornamental chairs tables couches folding beds in their various combinations etc In addition to tho above line wo will handlo a full Mt Sterling Ky Office Room 6 Tylcr Apperson building Resi Â¬ dence on Queen street J K COX M D Â¬ r nit HOWARD VAN ANTV ilU Dentist Offlce with Dr Wm Van Antwerp Short atrccfc opposito tho court house R ILHAYDON Jfflco noar rrsidencc cor High Attorney-at-La- w Mt Stoillnor Kv MD A Sycninoro Sts Â¬ H CLAY MoKEE Â¬ - inary blacksnako and his pcculsar ca0 has puzzled tho physicians who have been called to attend him On Wednesday morning while in tho hay Id a blacksnako attacked him and led itself around his neck It took two mon to uncoil tho roptilo TVhon FarJfeigh was released ho was black In tlfaco Tho following morning 1 at the same hour ho experienced a choking sensation and a black band appoared upon Ins neck Tho man ovov V haa bad tho choking symptoms 1 r sinco 4 f Somo unknown person slipped up to tho window of Leonard Fritohios house at Burlington Iowa aud shot A Neighbor of Alio Gladstone Mrs FAitchlo through tho heart as Bho An enterprising individual who was lying in bed killing her instantly lives in Downing street back of the A neighbor and his son and tho doad residence of Mr Gladstone has so Romans husband and a hired girl aro cured a detective camera and what ing quality With this seed and their national dish cuscusso the bride is forcibly fed and many actually die under tho spoon Eastern Age A considerate husband invariably speaks of my wife or Mrs yjien quoting his bettor Brown half Sho is not Mary or Jennie or Margaret to anybody except her own people and it is bad form to moke the outside world familiar with her sacred home name To children a father naturally speaks of his wife as your mother and in affection uto families it is quite common and by no means improper for parents to address ono another in tho hearing of tho littlones as mamma and papa ilatper3 Bazar extraordinary fatten Â¬ all nndor arrest Mil III L l- - title of Our Sailor Soldiers Everett B Moro gives an entertaining and in- Â¬ structive history of tho Naval Militia TIL In Outing for August under tho HMoRT l I TT-J- J-1 UUUUU OkMlUB Ci mi Alio article laproiuseiyiuusinueu w 11 is moro pointed it at tho private life of his neighbor Ho says that it is lifo to see Mr and Mrs the QladrtoWSat tea together He avers that they are as sociable as two lov ers and that Mrs Gladstone is mind ful of every want of hor famous hus band Ho asserts in unqualified terms thatMr Gladfltone appears to Ibe the home ruler London Letter jgfhis Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Germlnntlng Temperatures of Cotton Seed The Alabama experiment station at Auburn is conducting interesting experiments on tho germinating temperature or cotton sped While germinating tern West Main Street peratures of nearly all farm plants have boon repeatedly given In agricultural and botanical works it is said that tho WrJfy work of this station will furnish the first authoritativo statement in rogard to cot A Sedentary Occupation ton and that the results will bo of great A Little Girls Experience In a Light benefit in futuro experimental work and Plenty of sitting down and not much house study of tho plant Mr and Mrs Loren Trescott aro exercise ought to havo Dr Piorcos roultry ricking tho Gov light house at Pleasant Pcllots to go with it They Lettnco is ono of the best greens for keepers of supplying shut in flocks A small bed in Sand Bearjb Mich and aro blessed absolutely and permanently euro con- Â¬ tho garden will yield a large amount Ono tiny sugar coated pel Â¬ with a daughter four years old Last stipation If you want tho poultry to bo tender mea Â¬ let is a corrector a rogu ator a laxa Â¬ April sho was taken down with and juicy let it be fattened quickly weight fixes the sles followed by a dreadful cough and tive Theyre tho smallest tho easiest Quality rathor than to tako and most natural remedy no prico of dressed poultry This is the rea- Â¬ fover Doctors at home son it paya a big profit to fatten dress turning into reaction aftorwaitf Sick headache and pack for market in tho moat apÂ¬ and at Detroit treated her but in viau bilious hoadacho indigestion bilious proved mannor sho grow worso rapidly until sho was attacks and all stomach aud bowel do No class of live Btock moro profitably Then she raugomonts aro provoutcd relieved economizes tho byproducts of tho dairy a mero handful of bones than hens And nothing seems to be tried Dr KingsJNow Discovery for and cured more necessaryvto the health growth and A cold in tho head is quickly cured productiveness of fowls than Bkimmilk consumption and after tho uso of two and whey bottles was completely by Dr Sagos Catarrh Roniedy So and a halt American potatoes onions and apples cured Thoy Bay Dr Kings Now is catarrhal headache audovcry troublo find a good market in Mexico Discovery is worth its wolght in gold caused by catarrh So is catarrh it- Â¬ Nino tenths of the young turkeys dip yet you can got a trial bottlo frco at self The proprietors offer 500 for a from lice Remember that o ao which they cannot cure S Lloyds drug etoro Taw e are two varieties of MinorcM W the wbiie and the black Â¬ Of both high and low grade upholstery and curtain materials mats rugs table and piauo covers window poles etc stooz OP OIESSFIETS SMITH Offlco B uu isiui tlll ivy upstairs corner of Court and JlroacriTSvy DAY Offlco over Exchange Bank LAWYER SUTTON Mt Sterling Kentucky Will practice in all tho Courts of Kentucky and the Federal Courts ESTABLISHED 1850 MtStctling mA ggggpSwSB5BBR 5StoiiaiaiaTiS M 3ffi Ky R F Peters Pres John Canltaltock U Winn Cashier llJ0f vmil AIM fv COMPOUND A recent discovery ir a old physician Successfully used monthly by thousano of Ladies Is tho only ptu fcctlysafo and reliable nicdicinu discovered lSowaro of unprincipled druggists who ofler In Â¬ ferior medicines in place of tins Ask foe Cook Cotton Root Compound take no substitute wr incloto 41 and cents iu postage in letter and t willscnp sealed by return mail Fnll staled particulars Inplaln envelop to Indies oujy tw tnmps Addivs9 11 No 8 Fisher Rlock Detroit Mioh Sold in Mt Ptorling by Kennedy Bros- - W S Lloyd K O Lloyd T G Julian and drugglat ovorywliorc Pond Lily Co J W NICKERSON AND CONTRACTOR BTJILBERL OFFICE AT 201 Richmond Street 4 t v v IWI I1IM IM MT STEKLrSTG ABROGATE TOTB8DAT AUGUST - THE ADVOCATE New Farmers Bank Not Broke Mt Starling Ky July 31 1893 Wo desire to say to our depositors stockholders and the public generally that wo expect to rosumo business bofore long or just as soon as wo can make collections to justify It The causo ot suspension I presu mo is protty generally known but for the benefit Of THOSE WHO DO NOT KNOW I Will Btate it was tho withdrawal of our FIVE DOLLAR REDUCTION IT WJfflA1 ae did or No othr koM do--- err ever will sell uch sterling quali ics at such low prices as we quote SB mEv 1189s as P jji maris T WORLDS FAIR RATES BY THE N Wilson MMIfll f - ME r mm cozi3sr2r r CHOICE SEASONABLE GOODS QOES re r i little money Mr John W Yorkos has offered his Louisville Tobacco Market Call at the Sales on our market for tho week resignation as Chairman of tho repub Â¬ If he just closed amount to 1890 hhds with lican Stato Central Committee tho samo period of 1973 cannot bo induced to reconsidor tho receipts lor Sales on our market Biuco action ho will probably bo succeeded You aro hhds January 1 amount to 85331 hhds by Mr D G Colson Talking Through Yonr Hat Sales of tho crop of 1892 on our market 24 South Maysville St Mt Sterling Ky A cut of 25 por cent has been made When you say any other house in amount to 88331 hhds In tho working hours at the Lonisvillo Central Kentucky competes with us Tho market this week has boon f aud Nashville shops is to bo made in cither price quality or variety without any special features to note Wedneday to tho de Â¬ counterbalance Tho only change being a little lower crease of taflic A singular policy of IN TAILORING mm range of values for tho vory common rivii retrenchment has been inaugurated grades of burloy such as aro Belling Wo aro making a special sals a by most of tho railroads under 6 per hundred reduced prices Suits 25 2750 Tho money conditions continue vory Tho court martial in tho Victoria and 30 much straned throughout the wholo cases last week acquitted tho officers country and it is by no means likely of tho Campordown and tho surviving will officers of tho Victoria of blamo for 000000 that any permanent improvement Wo havo In notes about Department is running over with 12000 bo realized in prices of tobacco uutil tho terrible disaster off Tripoli In real estnto any the 41000 Surplus fund now things at prices that will ARE always a topic that interests Its a topic financial conditions improve court docides that the accidont was 250000 Capital stock all paid puts all good people to thinking and gener- Â¬ astonish you All 450 4 350 Tho following quotations fairly rep caused by tho orders given by Vice Wo have In deposits about 80000 and 3 suits reduced to ono low ally takes lots of hustle to keep on too with them cash price 198 Take elovator Wo think our notes are as good as resent our market for burley tobacco Admiral Tryon Money is hard to get and harder to save but Tajik second floor to tho right you will find for this amount in any 1892 crbp pj there are ways and ways to do a thing tobacco Â¬ One Tho financial trouble reached Hel Dark damaged part of tho country Wo hope on re- Â¬ Trash ot tolly is to pay rent forever piece ena Montaua Thursday and resulted CLOTHING There is a dig sumption our friends and customers to 350 to 425 better way to live and have a home Go to Baird Common colory trash 450 to 550 in tho closing of two of the largest jQl whom over tried to extend kindness Of the best mako in tho world Medium to goop colory trash 6 to banks in tho stato thoy were tho oi vv inn ana oorrow the money on easy terms and indulgence will not forget us table after table full and best of 8 First National and tho Montana Na- Â¬ and easy payments Buy the house and let them all it fits Hats and Furnishings Respectfully in tho samo limitless variety and Common lugs not colory 450 to tional A statemont shows assets of tho Wm Mitchell insure it against fire and tornado and then have possessing the samo features of first 3771680 liabilities 2590762 Sentinel Democrat and Gazette 6 them insure your life so that grim deaths coming absolute newness and sterling Common colory lugs 6 to 750 Tho bank had a capital of half a pleaBO copy quality wont leave your wife and children penniless Medium to good colory luge 750 million dollars and its business ex Â¬ For selling and buying anything in the way of tended all over tho Northwest The Judge Hall of the Bell Circuit to 850 real estate or stocks and bonds go to rrv Common to medium leaf 760 to Montana had a capital of half n mil Court has rendered a decision which BAIRD WINN 9 lion dollars and its statement shows will effect interests of tho purchasers P Medium to good leaf 9 to 11 assoUof 1750000 liabilities 900 of lots from tho Pino Mountain Iron 000 Good to lino leaf 11 to 15 and Coal Co at its public salo Febru- Â¬ Btylcs 15 to 25 ary 1890 Plaintiffs complaint was Select wrappery A large mortgago was filed for rec- Â¬ DunilETT Gloveii that defendants failed in their promise ord in County Clerks office It was to add furnaces another railroad and The internal revenue collections in tho deed of trust of tho Kentucky other industries Tho preponderance mmlll tnnnglPt Aii Aiiniifltii Amiiliti h ending Juno Wagon Works to tho fidelity Trust Incorporated of evidence favored plaintiff aud Judge in Kentucky for the year and safety Vault Company and tho Do you want to make a safo investment KY Hall gave an opinion accordingly 30 were nearly five million dollars LEXINGTON If so put your money Columbia Financial and Trust Com This decision is of interest to many of larger than for the previous fiscal year in tho J N Wilson Proa Leonard G Cox vlce Prcs Geo K Graves Sec and Trcas our people who have like cases at Tho collections in tho Stato wore 26 pany as joint trustees to securo tho 600000 worth of bonds duo other former boom towns The case 41882036 Of this sum Collector Scott issuoof on July 1 1893 Of this amount 190 of J W Calton agaiustC II Patter Â¬ of the Louisville distinct handled Loarv BESriSQDHJTT 1182581554 Tho next largest sum 000 of bonds aro to boissued to refund HOST IX QCAKTITT son in which several hundred thouÂ¬ One of tho oldest aud largest companies in the world 15000 sand dollars are involved was held up was collected iu tho OwonBboro dis- tho standing bouded indoptodness trict Tho amounts for tho several and the remainder is to bo issved as now sold in Mt Sterling Call and examine my plans pending a compromise Hon J Pro- the Board of Directors see fit tor Knot Judgo W M Bcckuer Ed distiicts are as follows Owensboro district 462450093 urnal C Orear and D B Logan are amoug increase 125077535 Tyler Apperson Bldg Mt Sterling Ky tho attorneys for defeuso At Ruddles Mills Tom Sparks CREAM Louisville district 1182581554 in- Â¬ wpreipjyiiipiiii a young mau from Ohio who Jump off the train aud pay 640 crease 159528246 has been there for sometime looking Covington district 349377177 in Soil a box of blacking on the Sabbath after tho interests of certain cattlo crease 26415380 740 Sell liquor on Sunday go free FOR YEARS BpgBipgpijjfggf dealers while carlessly stricking Lexington district 348840563 in Â¬ Kill a man great fellow Such have two hatchets together last Thursday Has led all Worm Remedies Vp been and somo of them are tho exist Â¬ crease 74956333 EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED a piece of steel flow into Sparks in- Â¬ Richmond district 313632649 CLOSING SALE OF DRY GOODS ing laws of our town wo aro pained right eye penetrating tho ball ju t TrtpinidSOLD EVERYWHERE LOCI8 by RIClUIiDSOX SJEDIC1XE CO ST to state At present our corporation crease 83519292 beneath tho pupil Dr Otis B Scott is binall as a cent piece and gettiug David J Mackey executed a very a Cynthiana oculist was called to 8mullor Jellico Advance handsome coup Wednesday which re- Â¬ attend him aud when ho arrived the Annual Exhibition stored him to tho control of tho Evans eye ball had swollen to nearly three When 11 out of the 15 banks of villo aud Te ro Hiuto railroad in times the natural sizo and was bo In order to havo funds to meet my Denver shut up shop the papers pro- Â¬ spito 6f tho determined opposition of tightly imbedded that it was necessary OF THE indebtedness falling duo will sell claim in flaming headlines Tho Worst soveral strong railroad corporations to split tho upper lid in order to remove for 30 days my ontira stock is Over This is quite likely And which ousted him months ago Tho it Tho operation was skillfully poi so may the man whoso house has been Wall street firm through which Mr formed Tho sides of Sparks face HAZEL GREEN FAIR JjIMI Etc at burned leaving only tho smoke house Mackey was working his deal failed and head wero badly swollen proba Â¬ chicken coop aud kitchen say to his i Wednesday aud boo3 going down bly from blood poisoning Sparks U neighbor Tho worst is over In throw on tho market 1200 shares of ASSOCIATION now out of danger Kentuckian Cost for Spot Cash terior Journal s Evausvillo and Torre Hauto stock Citizen c Tho stock had been quoted at 126 tho Tho first National Bank of Middles day before but thoro was no bids A summary of tho bauk failures in Will nUo sell to my regular custom r borough is in a stato of cmbarrcss until it had fallcu to 75 making tho the Uuited States from May 1 to July ors on samo terms as boforo m nt from tho financial panic The greatest downward record in tho his Â¬ 22 inclusive shows that 301 banking Stock full and complete Como bank has not closed its doors but has tory of tho street Mr Mackoys institutions with a capital of 3S early aud mako your selection 951033 suspended The Manufact Â¬ notified its largest depositors that no agents bought in tho stock at 70 and All persons owing July accounts complete list checks above a small amount will be 80 cents giving him a controlling in Â¬ urers Record publishes a aro requested to make prompt tho closed banks by States also a honored Tho ofllcors vory genorouslj terest and that night ho was elected of payments js shows that five sixth of aunounce howover that they aro pre Â¬ President of tho Board 200000 IN PREMIUMS of Directors table which A theso failures aud four fifths of tho pared to receive all checks of any sizo and Chairman of tho Finance Com- Â¬ flu iil ii fl fan A iiinftwil tl id fa capital involved wore in tho Western Messenger j mittee r and Pacific States while 10 por cont Competition Open to the World Cluutfous CItoauItabM Tho Chicago Clearing house banks of tho failures and 11 por cont of tho A careful tidy young housekeeper have voted to authorize their clearing Â¬ capital involved wero in tho South H F PIERATT Pros has a umall round nickel plated house committeo to issue certificates In Colorado alono tho capital involved clock which recently got out of order J M HOSE Sec whenever in thoir judgment tho oc- Â¬ was nearly 2000000 greater than tho and would not run aggregate of capital of all tho banks p What have you been doing to it casion should mako it desirable that failed In tho South The num asked her husband Two banks closed their doors at Why nothing but cleaning and Sparta Thursday tho M A Thayer bor of failures in tho Southern States brightening it up It was very dirty was 37 involving 4392100 in tho Fetters Southern Magazine The BluegrassClroult and I washed it with soap and water Bankjand tho Bank of Sparta Tho Pacific and Western States the num 4 Tho following trotting associate Have you seen a copy of it in its youdidnt dip tho clock in water cashiers of both institutions claim tho bor was 251 involving 31258933 action was taken to protect the depos- Â¬ Gen Basil W Duke has compose tho bluograss Circuit new dress exclaimed tho questioper and in tho Eastern and Northern States Yes I did was the answer and itors aud that the banks will resume iu tho current number an exceedingly Danvillo August 1 5 then as tho absurdity of bathing a Tho liabilities of tho M A Thayer 13 with 2600000 capital interesting and instinctive article on Nicholasville August 8 12t Bauk are placed at about 175000 and clock burst upon her tears filled her Andubou Among tho contributors An effort is on foot to arrange for Maysvillo August 22 27 tho assdts 225000 eyes in vexation of spirit at her mis a caucus of Democratic members of CURES NOTHING BUT PILES wo noto tho names of Opio Ileedi Young Lexington August 28 to Sep 3 When the clockmakor pulled take ComoUusN Bliss is authority for tho Paris Soptembor 5 10 rtho rusty works apart ho exclaimed statomeut that 5C0O operatives in cot Congress from Ohio for tomorrow in A SURE and CERTAIN CURE E Allison Joshua W Caldwell and Fani Posy Gooch This magazine is damp that ton mills in Washington city The main point is Jeowhilikins how Winchester September 12 lf Massachusetts Maine and known for 15 yars as the BEST published by Fottor Bush Publishing Indianapolis Rhode Island aro idle tho works to dooido upon a candidate for Ser Mans house must be REMEDY FOR PILES uyniniana September ba2 tnptni bf BICHARMOa KXDICUX CO ST LOUIS Journal 250 per year of the house having shut down Co LouIbvUIo Ky vcrsauic8uotober3 6 amounting to about one hundred thousand dollars and tho im Â¬ possibility of realizing on our paper or making collections sufficient under tho present stato of tho money market Tho suspension of tho Second Na- Â¬ tional Bunk of Ashland caused un oasiness In that part of the country among our depositors and many of them wtndrow their deposits Previous to tho suspension of tho bank at Ashland tho Farmers Bank at Bcattyville Ky failedand it was re Â¬ ported in some parts of tho count rv that it was tho Farmers Bank of Mt Sterling which caused a loss of depos Â¬ its at that time and when tho five largo banks at Louisville closed their doors and failing in our efforts to raise money on our collaterals or notes duo us on good parties wo saw no altera- Â¬ tive but to close our doors I would make tho following general statement for tho benefit of our friends deport Worlds Fair Excnnlon Bcclnnlne July 23rd In addition to tho regularexcursion tickets good Queen 4 Crescent will sell first class days Irom dato of Bale lor return at 8500 1cm than the regular fifteen Worlds Fair rate Thcso tickets arc via cither Cincinnati or Yin Louis vlUe going and returning eamo route Time Finest Train In tho Through Cnrs to Chicago Quick Jfc Crescent Bonte Uo sure to take tho Queen South etc callon For ratcsschcdulos sleeping car reservations or Loulsylllo any agent Southern Crescent Route G By Queen of tho E T V Cincinnati O B K or d O EDWABDS O P A ratcsfto to suit the SUITS of CLOTHES which brought a profit early in the season now goes for even legs than the cost of manufacturing PANTS COATS and VESTS single or together at cut prices Then 1 would ask you to see my novelties in Shoes They are being sold at what the people call in thesetimes of money stringency baigains trade- My Stock consists of Clothing FXJEmBBmsrGT G OODS Everything desirable for a ro york PAWiBomrs mm JACOB GORDON iigt4PdJalrtBteteMaitaifc MMMmmmmmB i our childrens MONET MATTEES I Â¬ CJull J N Wilson CO MMMMMWMMMMMMM mi liim rtBiln mffilliinrl11111111 Â¬ M NATIONAL HOME Sdldiivg id fissociatioi Â¬ Courier-Jo- WORMS WHITES 20 JAMES R WILSON VERMIFUGE gggggglppp 4th -- qfi Â¬ Sept 5 i 1 u 1893 -- P in n JOHN SAMUELS TABLERSDII bugkeyeTULC OINTMENT E WMMMMM WMMMMWMl geant-at-Ar- JL i A isfc n f y V Tl n