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The Mt. Sterling advocate: August 15, 1893

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. a MT STERLING ADVOCATE A WEEKLY JOURNAL ic action in tho Sonato by their IDENTICAL IN INXERESX WITH ITS OWN PEOPLE NO Oh VOL IV MT STERLING KENTUCKY TUESDAY AUGUST 15 1893 Speed the Day When all of tempts to make political capital Gods People are One which wcro promptly and proporly Tho spectacle ot Roman Catholics robuked by Senator Gorman out of Ninety sixth Annual Session Mot Baptists and Methodist worshipping in the present financial situation tho same church at different hours iu With the Mt Sterling Bap Long Island City last Sunday was an impressive reminder that beneath all tist Church Tho Senate Committee on Finance forms of Christian sect and creed are of which Senator Vorhces is chairman The Large Delegation and Much tho fundamental principles of tho fa held its first meotlng yestorday thorhood oM3od and the brotherhood committeo did not lack for business Business Done of man Whatever tho pessimists says either as moro than a score of finan ¬ tho world is growing hotter and wiser cial bills which havo boon introduced On last Wednesday morning the as it grows older Tho lesson of toler- ¬ in tho Senate havo been referred to Bracken Association of Baptists met that committee A majority of this with tho Mt Sterling Baptist church ance and charity in matters of belief is impressing itself on tho minds and committeo are bimetalists but boiiio and was called to order by Moderator hearts of men Bigotry has not van ¬ of the most prominent of them includ ¬ R B Yancoy of Mayslick ished but it is dying out Such a ing tho chairman havo declared thoir Aftor reading church letters and ro belief in tho Viciousness of tho Sher- ¬ coiviug roport on enrollment tho fol proceeding as that in Long Island Citj man law and thoir willingness to vote lowing officers wore elected for tho last Sunday would havo excited wide spread condemnation from both Cath- ¬ Tho for its unconditional repeal year olics and Protestants half a century Sonato is naturally deliberate in all R B Yancoy of Mayslick Moder ¬ To day it commands almost uni ajro its actions so it will not bo surprising ator J W Heddon of Mt Sterling House takes up tho silvor ques- ¬ versal approbation if tho Clork and W II Fritts of Carlisle tion beforo this committeo reports a Treasuior Thoro is a suggestion in this ovent bill to tho Senate Tho resolution of Which might bo profitably carried out The letters from tho various churches Senator Lodge of Forco BUI fame indicated much earnest work and sat ¬ in hundreds of American towns and directing tho committeo to report a isfactory results From tho beginning villages Tho effort to build and keep bill for the repeal of tho Sherman law to the close of tho Association every in operation soveral moro or less exand providing that a vote should bo item of business was transacted in a pensive church edifices in communities takon thereupon on tho 22 of this Christian spirit whoso wealth is unequal to tho burden month was only a bit of Republican State Missions Homo MissionsFor--eig- n is as common as it is painful If the buncombo and the adoption of tho various denominations in such places Missions Bracken Missions resolution would have surprised no schools and Colporteur Schools would unite in sustaining ono com- ¬ ono more than its author Colleges Ministerial Aid Society Re- ¬ modious central edifice to be used by ligious Periodicals etc all had the each at different hours of tho day for Tho bitterest pill in tho Presidents very best and most encouraging worship wo should see fewer starved messago for tho Republican to swal- ¬ and dobffjaden churches We should reports low was tho plain statement that ho Tho introductory sermon was also see afgradual but sure approach expected Congress to obey tho will of preached by Rev J P Kincaid Mis- ¬ to that practical Christian unity which the pcoplo and proceed to reform tho sionary sermon by Rev H H llibbs has been so long tho dream of the noiniquitous tariff as soon as tho finances Rev R G Patrick preached Thurs- ¬ blest branch of tho Christian Church havo been looked after Because the New York Press day evening and Rev M P Adams troubles brought upon tho country by preached Friday evening Miss Mary Legislation Republican Financial qQLJHNPSALYER Holliugsworth of tho Orphans Homo havo so conspicuously forced themsel- ¬ was present and received a handsome ves to believe that the McKinley Law Chargesfthat Senator Lindsay Is contribution in cash and pledges K was to bo undisturbed by this Con- ¬ Rove Mahan of tho Loudon Baptist Responsible for His Defeat gress They know better now aud church and Thrasher of tho tho knowledgo doesnt please them Beattyvillo BaptiBt Church receiv ¬ Col Sajyor has been defeated wo ed aid for building Bap ¬ aro sorryfto announce in his race for a A Good Place to Live There is not a single complaint of tist church at each place R B Chief Clork of tho Senate Ho at complaint of hard times about Beatty Yancoy of Mayslick was appointed first charged that both tho Kentucky villo Tho smiling of tho gold mon delegate to tho Southern Baptist Con Senators had thrown him over but tho howling of the silvor men the rant- ¬ vention Rev W Jayuo alternate in a special dared August 12 ho is Board meetings will bo held at Car quoted as saying ing of tho fiat men- tho Kansas salt scheme tho Kentucky lisle Tho next meeting of this AsfiQi certificate I wafrmlainformcd as to Sonator whisky doposit dream alike aro not ciation will bo held with tho Mayslick Blackburns positiou toward my can thought of in the solitude of tho forest church Just beforo tho Association didacy for Chief Clerk of tho Senate or tho sileuco of tho mine The timber adjourned a telegram was recoived The Senator sent for mo last night and coal are turned steadily into bread announcing tho death of J A Chap and said it was Lindsay who by the workmen into cash by tho cap pel of tho Carlisle church who had threw mo overboard Senator italis in spito of tho smile tho runt for many years been a member of this Blackburn said ho was willing to After speeches in which divido the pro rata of patronage tho scheme and tho dream Beatty Association tonder words of lovo and esteem were allowed him in my favor and do every villo Euterpriso expressed prayor was offorcd by his thing in his power for me The Sen- ¬ C Naff near life long friend Rov Cleon Koyes and ator was sincere and Tho residenco of J I am satisfied Ronick was destroyed by fire Wednes ¬ tho following resolutiotion adopted ho was willing to recognize tho un day Tho firo caught from a defect- ¬ Resolved In tho death of our washed Domocracy of Eastern Ken ive flue and had gained considerable Brother deacon J A Chappel the tucky Most ot causo of Christ and especially tho headway when discovered Wo aro siucercly sorry Col Salyer was so long a the housohold goods wore saved clwch of which ho membor has lost did not succeed in attaining tho object faithful and devoted Lo8ss about ff 1000 insurance 2000 ono of its brightest ornaments By of his desire He is a splendid work- ¬ Capt Madison and his crew who his exemplary expansivo benovolouco ing Democrat who is entitled to the wero with a construction train near and earnest work for the Master he cordial support of tho party by camo to tho rescue and did valiant illustrated tho power of the religion of Christ to sanctify and save That we service Winchester Sun hereby tondcrour sincere sympathy to Louisville Tobacco Market Tho Democratic Primary in Clark his bereaved family and earnestly Sales on our market for the week pray that tho grace of God may both comity on last Monday resulted in tho comfort aud sustain them just closed amount to 1890 hhds with nomination of Judgo W M Beckner receipts lor tho same period of 1973 for Representative Hon Rodney Hag ¬ Sales on our market since Tho Governor of South Carolina hhds gard for County Judge aud C E Lyd has procured a bottle of rice beer January 1 amount to 85331 hhds dano for Superintendent of Schools which is having a largo sale in Colum Sales of tho crop of 1892 on our market All spoudid selections Tho Demo and Charleston and has ordorcd the amount to 88331 hhds racy of Clark is to bo congratulated Tho market this week has been to analyzo it Ho says on tho men it is presenting for elec- ¬ State chemist that if it shall bo found to contain without any special features to noto tion more than 2 per cent of alcohol ho Tho only change being a little lower Tuesday morning last the Warijon will ordor the arrest and prosecution rango of valuos for tho vory common of tho ponitontiary discovered a plot of every ex saloon keeper soiling grades of burloy such as aro selling to blow up tho walls of tho prison undor 0 per hundred has been caught at last Jako Corbitt Tho Reeves brothors and Millard three Tho money conditions continue vory desporato convicts wore at tho bottom and by a widow at that Jako sur ¬ much straned throughout tho wholo of tho schomo Thoy had iu thoir prised his friends by marrying Mrs country audit is by no means likely possession cartridges and a quautity of Emma Smith of Cairo III on Mon- that any permanent improvement will day last Mr Corbitt has gone to join bo realized in prices of tobacco until nitroglycerine his father who was lately appointed financial conditions improve A certain farmer claiming that ho Recoivorof Public Moneys for Oklo Tho following quotations fairly rep was unablo to spend ono dollar for a homa resent our market for burloy tobacco years subscription to his country at ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 7k MESSAGE CLOSELY STUDIED AND SAT ISFACTORY TO DEM- ¬ OCRATS The Legal Fight Over the ceivership a Stubborn One Re- ¬ rw A iti4L i Republicans Cant Split the Dem- ¬ ocratic Party The Silver Question Will Be Dis- posed of to the Satisfaction of All Democrats A Conflict of Authority Between SEE THE NEW Judges Apperson and Cooper J G Trimble Appointed Tem porary Receiver and 10 CENT STORE Thirty five Majority in Favor of Repealing The Purchasing Clause of The Sherman Bill ariEsiiE ¬ s33arATE 14 1893 Washington D 0 August J 5 lit ft W a President Clevelands message to Congress has been as closely studied as any similar document over was by members of Congress and it is evident that it is going to bo a powerful fac- ¬ tor in the financial Legislation of the session It apparently opposes the ideas of many Democrats in both Houso and Senate just as his celebra- ¬ ted tariff message of 1887 did but honest aud conscientious uelioi is con- ¬ spicuous in every sontonco of it And tho opposition to what aro known as silver Democrats is more apparent than real for they all agrco with tho Presidents recommoudation for tho repeal of tho silver purchasing clause of tho Shorman law only differing as Tho to what Bhall bo substituted messago recommends tho repeal and leaves the question of a substitute to to tho wisdom of Congress and uinc- tcuths of tho Domocrats aro certain that tho rcccommcndation as to ropcal will be followed and that other finan- ¬ cial Legislation which will be equally satisfactory to tho silvor Domocrats and to President Cloveland will bo agreed upon by flio Democrats in both IIouso and Senate and that tho persistent efforts of tho Republicans to split tho Democratic party on the silver question will fail Acting on the maxim quoted in tho Ho gives twico tho Democrats who gives quickly in tho House both silver and auti bilver men are trying to reach an agreoment to take up and decido tho silvor question without waiting for tho appointmout of committees and the adoption of rules It will bo easy to take tho matter up without an agreement only a majority vote being required but if an agreotnont cau bo reached upon just what is to bo voted upon and how much timo is to bo given to discussion much timo will bo saved that would necessarily bo wast ¬ ed if no agreement is made to say nothing of tho possibility of endless filllbustcring ¬ The fight in tho courts over the appointment of an Assignee or Receiv- ¬ er for tho New Farmers Bank has occupied the attention of tho com- ¬ We have cut an archway through Into tho munity for several days On July 27 rooms joining ours anil added a new department in the way of a S and 10 store Cnll and eeo the directors of this bank made a deed what wo can show you centsuch a small sum oi for of assiguinont to R B Young and a money few days later ho presented a bond to County Tudgo Lewis Apperson who decided the bond insufficient August 8th Mr Young again offered a bond 5 Cent Line with a Trust Company as one ot tho Wash pans nico line of square and round sureties This bond was also rejected for tho reason that tho Trust Com- pans J boxes matches 24 sheets of paper 25 cn pany was not located within the elopefi boxes tacks towels cau openers 1 q I cup ¬ Sunday-- ¬ picks 1 qt pickle dish About tliis time McRnrs John cut ry combs tooth combs spongescovered buckets tablets hatchet G Moberly Thomas J handles coffeeline Evans J strainers largo chimneys dozen Evans Harvey Rogers and W II lead pencils 2 tin cups scythe stones potato Prewitt filed a suit beforo Circuit mashers 0 tea spoons hummers wood spoons Judge John E Cooper for the ap- ¬ egetable lifters dippers Mirror fish lines dish pans laigc iron spoons pointment of a Temporary Receiver A committee had soon after tho assignment been appointed to look into and report on the assets of the bank A meeting of the stockholders What We Can Give You For 10c was held August 9 and this commit- ¬ 12 qt pans 60 ft clothes lines largo tee reported over 325000 of gilt edge sponges 1 tin box of writing paper wlro hnr paper and after classing a compara- ¬ brushes decorated pickle dishes Sioves 3 qb tive small amount as bad and a simi- covcied buckets it pic pans nico dish pans gran lar amount as doubtful they reported itc pans egetable dishes meat dishes and r 229000 as paper either mado or en thousand other articles I lime not got space to dorsed by Wm Mitchell and R A mention but come and see for yourself And w Mitchell which they did not pass on hac some bigbaigains to offci in tho at all simply classing it as the Mich By this time there had ell paper 9VGRANITE IRON WAREg factions developed two distinct popularly known as the Mitchell and No 8 tea kettles 7c worth 1175 I 1 2 qfc The Mitchells pans 10c 2 qt pans 15c qt pans 20c and up the Evans factions claimed that thoy had collateral suffi- ¬ Decorated slop jars decorated chambers 05a cient to offer to make their paper and 5c see our lino of chamber tets Sl iXt and 1 ¬ ¬ II 1 Stato sugar bowls creamer butter dish nico good no The committeo said they had up For carpets Wall paper stoves etc dont fail to see us rst for our goods aro tho latest newest patterns to pick from When you come to the Fair dont fail to call Follow the croud and you will be sme to find the place Cheap for cash is our motto 11 - ¬ Presidents message ¬ time to examine this collateral At this meeting of tho stockholders after hearing the report of the com- ¬ mittee it was decided to appoint Thos J Evans and W II Prewitt as Trus- ¬ tees to collect a sufficient amount ot tho notes owing the bank to pay oil the depositors and for this they were to receive 3 per cent Messrs Evans and Prewitt gavo notice that they would apply before Judgo Apper ¬ son to give bond Tho attorncts for Mr R B Young objected and a conJudgo Apperson al test resulted lowed Messrs Evans and Prewitt to qualify In the meantime Judge Ap person had been served with a re straining order by Circuit Judge Cooper wlich order Judge Apperson disregarded Mr Young by this time ¬ ¬ ¬ ZHTOCSS ami lie p Originators and promoters ofjlxm IV MT STEKUXU KY iy K i Tho silver mon havo in caucus deci ¬ ded to vote for tho repeal of tho pur- ¬ chasing clause of tho Sherman law if tho bill for its repeal provides for tho freo coinage of silvor on such a ratio as will provido and maintain the Tho parity between gold and silver fact that no particular ratio is men ¬ tioned is significant It means that tho caucus of silvor Democrats did not boliovto it possible- to succeed in main ¬ taining tho pVjpeut ratio of 1G to 1 and tlat thoy aro willing to increase the ¬ had secured a bond for over a million dollars Mr Youngs attorneys took the case before Judgo John E Cooper for a Temporary Receivor and the attorneys for Evans and Prewitt at tempted to havo Judge Cooper sworn off tho bench making the ground of tho affidavit that ho was indebted to tho bank Judgo vJoopcr refused to vacate saying that if ho wan indebted to the bapk ho would havo tho amount to pav which by the way is not yet due if he was able and ho was glad to say ho was yet able to pay it whether Mr Young Messrs Evans and Prowitt oi a third party was the Recoiver of the bank And fortunately for tho bank if ho himself should becomo insolvent his surety wiw good The cafec was bitterly contested and yesterday afternoon Judge Coopci decided to appoint Mr J Green Trim ble as Temporary Recoiver and gave him till to day to make the bond This is a most excellent appointmout and a generally satisfactory ono to tho communitv atlarge as Mr Trimble is recognized as one of our best aud most careful business mon Tho at ¬ torneys for Messrs Prowitt and Evans gavo notico that they would give bond and tako an appeal ¬ ¬ 3lilWIfcfcttHgJ - Presldents Message It was a statesman like a manly and patriotic production A careful study will convince any sano man that it is harmony with tho Democrat ¬ ic principlo and is in perfect harmony with tho Democratic platform Wo denounce the Republican Leg ¬ islation known as tho Sherman act of 1890 as a cowardly makeshift fraught with possibilities of danger in the future which should make all of it supporters as well as its author anx ¬ ious for its speedy repeal Wo hold to the uso of ooth gold and silver as the standard money of the country and to tho coinage of both gold and silver without discrim ¬ inating against either metal or charge for mintage but tho dollar unit for the coinage of both motals must be of equal intrinsic and exchangeable value or bo adjusted through inter ¬ national agreement or by such safe ¬ guards of Legislation asshall insure tho maintenance of tho parity of the two metals and the equal power of every dollar at all timos in tho mark ¬ ets and in the payment of debts Wo demand that all tho paper cur ¬ rency shall bo kept at par with anH redeemable in such coin Wo insist upon this policy as especially neces ¬ sary for the protection of tho fanners and laboring classes tho first and most defensoless victims of unstable tnonoy and a fluctuating ourronov Wo recommend that tho prohibi ¬ tory 10 per cent tax oir Stato bank ratio claimed that a careful poll of tho IIouso mado this week shows a majority of 35 in favor of tho repeal of tho purchasing clauso of t tho Shor ¬ man law Tho Scnato is moro doubt- ¬ ful aud it is much moro difficult to ascertain how Senators whoso posi- ¬ tions aro not clearly defined will vote but strong efforts aro now being mado to bring tho Democratic Senators togother aud the indications point to success A caucus of Democratic Senators this week appointed a com- ¬ Hanson mittee of five Gormau Gray Yorhcos and Blackburn to cousidor and report a plan with that Billy and His Madeline Col ¬ It is now f7 t crop paper sout tho sum to a down east An exchange says Lot tho sheep Trash Dark damaged tobacco yankeo for a recoipt to keep his hor6e docido themselves what thoy want 350 to 125 coperas salt and from slobbering ho got it and hero it keep salt Common colory trash 150 to 550 is Teach your horse to spit salt and sulpher salt and rosin each Medium to goop colory trash G to soporato boxes and noto tho pref ¬ Naucy Adams an old colored in 8 They know what they want erence woman became panic stricken last Common lugs not colory f150 to Saturday and drow her balance C7 C Joseph Martin aud Misa Mattio Wil from a local bank Tho bank didnt loughby wore married at tho bridos Common colory luge 6 to 750 suspend but Nancy lost her money homo on tho Paris piko Wednesday Medium to good colory lugs 750 It was stolon from her trunk Saturday attornoon Elder B W Trimble off- ¬ to 850 iciated night Winchostor Sun Common to medium loaf 750 to 9 Mr Oscar Doughorty and Miss State Troasuror Hale has revoked Medium to good leaf 9 to 11 Amanda Clark both of Clark Co his ordor to to tho effectthat all obli ¬ GooiPto fino loaf 11 to 15 end in view Tho Republicans iinln-rfc- t- near Ford wero married in County gations on tho Stato must be paid in Solect wrapper styles 15 to 25 tontionallv of course added largely Clerks office on Saturday morning cash Ho is notf rccoiving bank ex ¬ changes drawn on business centers to tho probability of united Democrat Ceremony by Elder B W Trimble Glover Duiuiett 1892 W C P Brcckenridge the well known Kentucky Congressman has boon sued in tho Supreme Court of the District of Columbia by Miss Madeline Vivian Pollard also a Kcntuckian Miss Pollard alleges for 50000 breach of promise and seduction The suit has produced a wide spread sensa ¬ tion on account of tho proininoueo of Col Breckonridgo It will bo remem ¬ bered that it was currently reported only a Miort limo beforo Col Breckcn ridgos late niarriago that ho would marry Miss Pollard This was later de ¬ Issues bo repealed Tho President has fully and bravely nied by hU friends and his union to Mrs Louise Wing of Louisville fol ¬ met his duties and it is now with the Congress of tho United States as to lowed almost immediately what they will do Tho result is A meeting ot railroad general man ¬ awaited with interest and is tho per ¬ agers has has been called to tako placo sonal duty of every representative to see that confidouco is quickly restored at Chicago on August 17 in the interest of economy and restored and that financial relief is improvement of business aro aimed at brought about - l I OR tMifi- - wttJNry - p ijjgfw m ii ii uvwimmp mMmwuanhmi unlit n a im iimiwitfrrtiwaujjkjju mniiiiiill tM j iiiiiii iilartiiHiimiliiiiiiitmtrtiiftiinnniinWW MT STBBTVWG ADVOCATE TUESDAY AUGUST 15 1893 THE ADVOCATE GRANDMOTHER SAID when you arc gong awny 3ont lcao It In tho middle of the room or standing carelessly This was what grandmother satd as often when a boy I jumped up and ran out of door n reckless hobbluAlwnyg set your chair back e-do si V hoy Always set your chair back when you arc going away Dont leave it In tho middle of the room or TKt tru goiptl txpovnded standing carelessly Bridget hits her hand against the stove and Thcso words repeated long ago come ever fresh cries out with pain She applies Dr Fennera to mind Qolden Relief and tho pain Is gone When little duties tiro overlooked or left to lag Johnny awoke In the night aoreaming for the behind pain In stomach the cherries had brought on A In tho dally walks of busy life when wo think Haspoonf ul of the Relief Is given Immediately Johnny la dreaming mo havent tlmo The sick mother Just returned from her To bo orderly and almost look upon politeness as Southern trip is no better Tho hectic flush a crime Is still on her cheek and gloom hangs over the We arcquitctoo not from carelessness to think family circle The Qolden Relict is used a if not to say nrnnth and a cure results The explanation is That it matters not if wc forget to set onr chairs Golden Relief curt Inflammation No Inflam away mation no sore from burn no hurt from cher it will be found that dally life will bo more ries no consumption Contains no opiates nar ¬ Jlut cotics or mineral poisons Safe and certain worth the living One tahlespoonful cures Grippe It never de If wo blend in harmony tho precepts of receiv ¬ ceives nor disappoints La Money refunded If sat ing nnd of ghing isfaction not given Take a bottle home to day If wo heed tho tender chldings dealt out In childhoods bay And always set our chairs back when wo aro going away Tho Worlds Fair and American ¬ Mi I mm Reduced SHOES Reduced Watch this space you will see something each week to interest youi This week it is Shoes All Too many they must go lines at a sacrifice each pair is a bargain to the buyer We mean what we say I B Ibd mmmmgm ggg A Umtioi Wiiir IS OUR I ME I BPRIN A at STOCK line GRUBBS HAZELRIGG T Wt popular prices An unlimited variety in every de- ¬ Qualities as you partment like them Styles the latest Assortment complete MAGNIFICENT i to v Good Housekeeping Tho Queen Crescent Routo widely well give pastured cattle known as the road running tho Fin ¬ is in the est Trains in tho South The incrcaso of sheep in Oregon this field to carry everybody from the South to tho Worlds Fair at Chicago year is estimated at 90 per cent Tho farmers should bo attentive in No part of the Southern country is providing green pasture for tho fall left uncarcd for by this great railway To make an Investment in a Building and Loan Association Tho greatest number of horned and its connections Tho Through be pure to take stock in the cattle of all kinds in ono State is Car System is an admirable exposi 727U218 and are in Texas tion of iho wonderful capabilities of Last year England paid us 30000 American railroading From Now 000 for live cattle and sheep and twice Orleans Through Sleeping Cars run that for meats of various Kiuds If tho cream is a little over ripe daily morning and evoning carrying Because it is tho only Association that gives you a definite contract Be- ¬ put a little bi carbonate of soda in the its Dassengers via Cincinnati or Louis cause it is tho only Association that publishes and proves by actual calcula cream while tho churning is going on ville as thoy may solect From Shrevport Vicksburg and tion that its stock matures in 7 years Because you will not bo disappointed Cattle shipments havo decreased Jackson another Through Sleeping when you wish to borrow Becauso its charter docs not allow the Associa- ¬ from Southwest Texas points since the Car Line conies to join and become a tion to buy sell or lease property er speculate in real estate Because tho recent heavy decline in beef value best business men and financiers of this Stato approve tho plan of the For the last six months receipts of part of tho magnificent Vestibuled COLUMBIA Becauso it pays 8 per cent semi annually CouponB attach which passing investors should call on our agents Texas cattlo at Chicago foot up 2188G0 Through Trains through Birmingham and the famous head against 119912 for tho first half Wills Valley of Alabama is joined al of 1892 C W HARRIS President W W THOMPSON Sec Ticas In tho creamery at this season be Chattanooga by the train from Jack WILLIAM OCONNELL W A DeHAVEN Counsel very clean Use plenty of hot water sonville Fla Brunswick and Atlanta DR C DUERSON J M VANARSDELL Agent On account of my inability to travel I respectfully ask my friends to call and bo sure that every crack and cor- ¬ Ga over the E T V Ga railroad at my office in Tyler Apperson block and allow mo to explain the ad ¬ ner is pure and clean and proceeds north over the beautiful vantages of tho the Columbia I M VANARSDELL Twelve cows in full milk aro enough Cincinnati Southern through the aug 23 ly for any milker This docs not apply grandest natural scenery and most at- ¬ however to a man or woman who has tractive historical country in tho CHICAGO other business to attend to world to Oakdale where another 7vs ICwZftWr fly should make its ap- ¬ If the horn magnificent Pullman car is received pearance it is best to keep tho cows coming from tho Richmond Dan- ¬ fcv Hic in the stable feeding them on millet I ESTlE H3IAK rX KVSjftjj ville System from Charleston S C and sweet corn in the morning and through Columbia S C tho beauti- ¬ v v CtttKK mati inunaj turning out to pasture at night VII ful French Broad country and Ash CiNClHHATl Prof Stewart says that by good ville N C and Knoxvillc Tenn LDUI5VlUv 4 uAinuiwnt management the general feeder may LDWSYILLE n Tho time to Chicao is made so as reach with raw corn 8 pounds with afford the most convenient hours for Chicago raw meal 10 pounds with boiled departures from the principal cities Harmmah corn 12 pounds and with boiled meal and arrivals in Chicago 15 pounds of live pork per bushel XnoxYiae Passengers can purchase tickets ASHEVIUE Pure bred animals imported from good over ono lino north of tho river August 2930 31 Sept 1 2 1893 DWKW6HAM foreign countries for breeding are now and returning via another if thoy de ¬ TLMtTA Competition Open to the World Free admitted free of duty when such an ¬ sire a variable routo without extra o VMACOH u u yflErflDIAH imals are duly recorded in the herd charge Or thoy can go via Cincinna book stud book or record with the ti icturning via Louisville or vice New Track Grand Stand and Equipments J Ky lirircnuviii biro and dam and grandsiro and grand versa NewOrleaxs TWO RACES EACH DAY SrAususnnr dam Round trip tickets on 6ale at reduc- ¬ t Ladles and Children Admitted l Gen Cassius Marcellus Clay now ed rates Agents of tho Chicago lino Free tho First Dny Trains in his 84th yoar is engaged in sheep- - will on request assist in looking up Special Trains on All Railroads at Exoursion Hates raising at White Hall Ky The Gen- - rooms or accommodation for visitors for fartaw hfomution ml ablogu Ulna Uj ttcntuj orals flock of Southerndown sheep is to tho Fair LEXINGTON CINCINNATI Shelby T Hahbisoh Proat tho purest in tho United States The Everything that an almost perfect Thoo Ij Martin Sooy raising of the flock dates back to 1855 system can devise to deservo tho Through Sleeping Cars and the General is the oldest South- ¬ praioe and patronago of tho traveling down breeder in America AGENTS WANTED public has been provided Any of to GBUYTHES Under highly romantic circum- ¬ tho agents of tho company named stances Mrs Eva Lewis of Chicago below will cheerfully give all possible VIA RH was awarded 7G1G2 by Judge Lan ¬ information and assistance CINCINNATI sing in the County Court at Lincoln Garratt Now Orleans La I Hardy J R McGregor Nob Mrs Lewis started in life as Vick6burg Mi6s Sleeping Car Through E T Charlton Chicago waif When 3 years old she Birmingham Ala Chattanooga Tenn W D Cozatt was adopted from the Chicago Found- ¬ to GWcap lings Homo by wealthy Jasou G Junction City Ky or D G Edwards 42 tf Cincinnati Ohio Miller of Plattsmouth Neb who was via childless lie agreed to make her hit What Not To Do And How Not To LOUISVILLE heiress but when she reached woman- ¬ Do It hood sho man led against hid will and Fastest Trains in The South Dont lot iron enter into tho soul in Millers will no mention was made TO for her Sho promptly sued for a without a desperate effort to preveut o share in the quarter million estate and tho entry AflCHaBfi fimESTS- Chattanoogo DURABLE Dont slop over but if you must do WOODWORK after a bitter legal fight has won EASIEST Birmingham so bo it ever so little wipe up tho slop n tsxijKgUjSwim fJaMAHASC Mayor Carter Harrison in an as soon as possible New Orleans WTACHMEKIS I lJWHSlRr address of welcome to the annual conDont lot error lead you into by and Shroveport vention of the Military Surgeons of forbidden paths so far that truth will THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST Y Send TEN conta to 28 Union Sa N Ashville tho National Guard of tho United get discouraged in trying to find you for our prize gamo Blind Luck and win a New Homo Sewing Machine Knoxvllle States sid Thcro aro 200000 people out Good Housekeeping The New Home Sewing Machine Co in Chicago to day unemployed and Atlanta ORANGE MASS almost destitute of money Now Try This If Con ¬ -28UNI0H 5QUARErorfrr Jacksonville gress does not give us money wo will It will cost you nothing and will CA ILL BO0i5557v55LM D G EDWARDS G P A havo riots that will shako tho country surely do you good if you havo a fcioina1 FOR SALE BY iuwti- cough cold or any troublo with your Cincinnati O Two hundred armed men aro look throat chest or lungs Dr Kings Now aUMMBMMH m Bucklens Arnica Salve ing for a tramp who appeared at tho Dipcovery for Consumption Coughs Savo carefully tho first ripening farmhouse of Edward Mann near St uul Colds is guaranteed to givo roleif Tho best salvo in tho world for cuts Joseph Mo and finding Mrs Maui or mouoy will bo paid back Sufferers lima beans tomatoes and ears of bruises sores ulcors salt rhoum fover and her little daughter alone pitched from la grippo found it just tho thing sweet corn in tho garden lor next sea- ¬ sores totter chapped hands chilblains thodaughtoroutoftho window break uul under its uso had a speedy and sons seed This courso continued for corns and all skin eruptions and ing her arm Ho then dragged Mrs perfect recovory Try a bottle at our a succession of years will givo increas ¬ positively cures piles or no pay re ¬ Mann about by her hair brutalh txpense and learn for yourself just quired Jt is guaranteed to givo per- ¬ boat her but failed in his attompt How good a thingit is Trial bottles ed earliuess to tho good products fect satisfaction or monoy refunded Seeing men approaching ho took tf it W S Lloyds drug store Largo which all appreciate and causo but Prico 25 cents per box For salo by dize 50c and 100 Jittlo self denial iho woods W S Lloyd 19 tf Information For Slieop rcquiro pasture to thrive Do not omit to 6ome graiu Kentucky Farmers frequent change of Railways vfkr v f GREAT INDUCEMENTS Offered in Gents and Children Summer Hats MMMMPMMMMMPMMM WHENEVER YOU WISH which will be opened up in a few days fciJWBfeA Mens and Boys Of Louisville Ky p Clotliii Ms Cans Ms AND VALISES AT LOCAL- - BOARD IPf it I Si row Successors ahfasr HEXIftGTOft IV toLN Mum Phipps FAIR psgg MlgSMM El M i 1 H T I J jPjP -- s IX J GEO F OTTE Co 131 and 133 W 4th St CINGINNATIO PDpp rVCC THE LARGEST EXCLUSIVE Sol YeslnM to 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 Leiiitoi deep JfS cj Parquette Floors and Grili Wort b V s H Leiiiton A Specialty Wo aro their Representatives for Eastern Kentucky and Temple Building Ht Sterling Ky SUTTON SMITH V 7T 1 si d p u ¬ iirnaEpg ALaHaffisiaSP DECKER BROS FISCHER ESTY HAMILTON r I PIANOS ORGANS ¬ III 3ma aEKEsaEieaEraE5 Rheumatic Ring ¬ JOHSTES Will Cure Rheumatism FOR SALE BY m M THE JEWELER W i 1 f U v 4 iv V Hi v f -- r MT STEKLIKG ADVOCATE liko to put on record Tho machine Ltwit gnvo me tho troublo was for ex- 9nBental purposes for what pur- IM it matters not Tho troublo lay the lubrication of a shaft that to make 4000 revolutions per pjajjuuto It was about 41 inches in meter with journals from 8 to 9 n uuuua iuuK uuu ixuiiuu u wujiiiiu iu JjMQO pounds The thine simnly wouldnt run Mk1 Wo cut oil grooves in the braces wo scraped them wo used My kind of metal that wo could xamk of wo hitched on a pump and iped gallons of oil through those irings and yot in from flvo to ten aijbiutes they would commonce to 3aakt and nothing eeeraod to bo able feletop it but tho stoppage of the t -- TUESDAY AUGUST f 5 1893 Soapsuds a a Lubricator I bad a curious lubricating export-jaco a few years aro tbat I would DldGlNG POSTHOUES BY LIGHTNING A Sinn From Colorndo Glvi an Indlannp olln Hired Mhii Some Points yP The man with tho gingerbread board was watching hw neighbor la-¬ boriously digging postholes They didnt dig em that way out in Colorado where I lived Baid he Tho noighbor who was a hired man dropped his patent digger looked around to see if his employer was visible found ho was not and took a seat on tho ground ready to How did you work it ho listen By steam t asked Steam Baid tho man with tho ginger beard Naw Done it by THE BEST J 0 MILLER BLOOD successor to c Chesapeake New York o and Ohio Philadelphia Washington Boston George Reisenger Purifier AND TONIC Miller Wilson SHOE SHOP South Maysville Street From tho cheapest to tho finest work done at the lowest prices poss- ¬ ible Best material good work low prices Will always have a slock of INSURANCE AND For Old and Young TO RAILWAY QUICKEN THE REMOVE THAT 13 lightning Lightning Yas day in a fit of despair wo put Jsowpsuds in tho tank instead t oil i5L started to pump that in Presto 1Tle bearing had found tho food for jjw liich it was craving and proceeded rtodo its work with tho cheerfulness fOfan old campaigner It seemed that it was not so much tho quantity oiflubricant that was needed as a lar and continuous supply The oils that wo are ablo to uso had fa fbnsistency that unfitted them for - amching tho remote points undor the rapidly revolving bearings so it heat- dwhiletho soapy waterwas thin wiougb to bo forced over the entire rfaco and keop everything all right Ipresume there are oils that would liiutvo done tho samo thing only we jli8 not happen to get hold of them jBffifc if you ever attempt to use water aSEember that you will noed it all wv tune and in large quantities Hry vTRiilway Review I -- jfcftchina VQne state I any kind in tho ground and no trees Ive often watched the lightning ca vortin around in tho heavens fer a hour at a time jist nchiu fer somo thin to strike at but not Twin ablo to do so cause they wasnt nothin it could tako a start at No attraction you see Well one day I was away just like you would be if tho feller that lived there beforo I come come along and says hed show mo a scheme to save all that work You can bet I was willin so ho sends mo to tho house fer a bag o tenpenny nails and he plants a nail in every placo I had marked for a hole They is a stomi comin says he and if I haint mistakened she is a goin to do tho job in ono whirl I didnt say nothing for honest I thought he was crazy an I lowed Id better hu mor him After he got tho nails all planted he dragged mo away to a safe dis- tanco an told mo to watch her work Pretty soon tho Btorm come along with more thunder an lightnin in it than you will seo here in a month o Sundays Directly it got over them nails Then bliff blamt It went to pluggin away at thein there nails stuck in tho ground tho most de- ¬ lighted lightnin you ever see to git somethin to shoot at And ovry time sho hit there was tho neatest postholo dugout you over seo I did haf to trim a few of em up with a spado but as a gineral thing they was as neat as a body would want to look at Natur is mighty useful if you know how to handle her Tho hired man said Gosh I and resumed work in tho automatic man ner of ono in a dream Indianapolis ¬ ¬ You see in tho part of tho was in thoy is no metals of Appetite pa Tired Feeling It onrichos In 1 H REAL ESTATE Lowest Rates Choicest Companies Promptest Settlements OF ANY AND ALL AGENCIES And all Eastern Cities BOOTS 93 SHOES And Make tho Weak Strong tho blood anil invlcoratcs every organ and tissuo of tho body Coall Coal Coal CALL ON TD Time Card in Effect May 28 From Mt Sterling AyersSarsaparilla Cures others will cure you Tho uso of potash on the fields ac ccllcratcs the uso of clover takes tho nitrogen from the air gives more milk in tho pail renders the manure pile richer and fills store houses and barns EAST BOUND Leaves Mt Storllnfc Atlantic Express No 22 dally JIicllnnlnccoinNo 21 Vcstibulod Pxp ess No 24 dally MrSto Accom No 23 Arv boss was around now when a old CASH For all kinds of go Smith iio 833 u m pm store made up In sizes that I can fit tlio Bv having these goods made up I can lumisli them quality aud workmanship considered much cheap er than they can be bought from the trade 722 p m 750pm Successor to Cassity Kentucky Central R R BLUE GRASS ROUTE WEST BOUND Leaves Mt Sterling Lexington f LouUvillo Lexington f Vcsttbuled Accommodation No Express No 1 Accommodation No Express No 23 7 23 Outing for August opens with a clever sketch Under False Pre ¬ tenses from thbpen of Louise Mitch- ¬ ell Differing broadly from tho aver ago lovo story this possosses a strength and power to interest the general reader too seldom found in holiday literature Other notable features of an excellent number are Our Sailor Soldiers a history of the Naval Mi ¬ litia movement in the United States by Everett Mory A Family Camp in tho Rockies by Charlotte Cono vor Tho Madams Chicken Shoot by Ed M Sandys Past Suburban ly Francis Trevelyn and Tho Races for tho American Cup by Capt John Knealy Many other good things about cycling fishing and travel com- ¬ plete a most interesting and finely il- ¬ lustrated number Tho loss to our foreign trade during tho past year has fallen entirely upon our farmers How jrreat this has beou is partially shown in tho following table Exports 1S92 189J KENTUCKY AND 025 nm 1123 a m 850 p m 507 p m Shortest and Quickest Route FROM Dally except Sunday Dallv Solid vestilmlcd trains with dining cars No bus transfers Through sleepers from Lexington without U VIRGINIA COAL U 12 CENTRAL KENTUCKY TO ALL POINTS tf Cheap i change W BAItNEV Dist lns Agt Lexington Ky C IJ KYAX NORTH fo SOUTH m i ilTom the window opposite I have Wt witnessed an interesting per- T ormanco on tho part of two horses Bordering tho park is a strip of land domed to bo built upon but mean Wjtile lying waste and used for com- linpn jmsturago on which tho horses under notico were leisurely grazing Atponyin a cart having been un-IK oly left by tho owner for a time ttonded on tho grass suddenly jiSVnH off galloping over tho uneven und at tho risk of overturning v acrr e cart Tno two norses upon seo- mimedately joined iirthe SSivCTrovtHaViif with twirl tint ZAaf ATv firor airrnnRiHnn fcnrif thov worn merfilv iMZwFA uag m tno escapade in a ironc- spirit was at onco disproved MvYi tno metnodicai and ousinessiiKe rmanner of their proceedure fTney soon reached tho runaway f by this time on the road one on one tside of tho cart and one on tho other Then by regulating their pace they cleverly contrived to intercept his WlMcogresa by gradually coming to- p gether in advance of him thus stop- ysmijj uuu liumuumieiy iu uiu iriuu r teuiar corner thov formed Until tho men came up to tho ponys head Jjttney remained standing thus togeth- - Two Clover Ilorsos V T Tyli EF MANAGERS Robertson II V FULLER Gen Pass Agent Washington D C Asst Gen Pass Agent Cincinnati O STAR Planing Mill Co Incorporated Manufacturers and dcalora In all kinds ot Through daily train 6ervicc bctweeD Cincinnati and iliddlcsborough and points on L NRR Schedule in Effect JuneL 1893 Kentucky Midland Ry Shortest and quickest between SouthBouud Daily Express No 1 No 6 CINCINNATI AND FRANKFORT J Fast Lino Dully 7 65pm 8 0 U Accm Dally Ex Snn 3 35pm 3 4lprn 4 47imi 5 G No 8 Only direct lino between f - Rough Dressed Journal Wedding Ceremony Precautions ¬ LUMBER White Pino and Poplar Singles Doors of all Sizes Franktort Georgetown and Paris Carlisle Maysvlllo Cynthlana Falmouth and Covington -- ASK FOlt TICKETS VIA KY MIDLAND Cincinnati Covington tnlmouth Cvnthiana Ait Paris Arr Lexington Lve Lve Lve Lvo 8 8 9 10 11 12 10 18 10 JSnm 43 n m is a m m am am utpm ospra 5opm 10 15pm 10 65pm 10 25 pin 10 55 pm 10 55 pm 11 43 pm 11 43 pm 12 07 am 1 05 am 1 25 am 2 11 am 2 65 am 3 10 am 3 62 am 4 30 nm 5 05 am 5 20 am 8 30 am 7 10pm 0 0 7 7 4ipm lSiim L 25 a m Arr J nchesteri2 10 m Lvo JWnchester12 40 pm 1 35 p m Arr Hlchmond Lve Ulclunond 1 35 p m Lvo IJerea 2 03 pm Arr Livingston 3 10 p in Lvo Livingston 3 15 p m Lve London 3 52 p m Arr Corbln 4 m Lvo Corbln 4 35 p m Lvo Ilarbourviile5 20 p m uw Lve lincvHlo m Lve Middlcborough il JO p in Arr Cumbei in GapC 55 p 111 Ar Knoxvlllc 20pm 50pm 00pm 60pm There are certain precautions incumbent upon tho would be bride and groom and their friends by the closo observation of which they may hopo to give the final slip to ill luck which would appear to be lying in wait to devour them They must not open an umbrella in the house even though they have seen the mischievous bridesmaids pourquantities of rico into its case On the contrary they owe it to their hopes of future happiness to provide all the wiDtD rico and old shoes thoy can get A iSESfcH0 evidently satisfied that all was now horseshoo must be hidden in tho ight without aJf fuss trotted back flowers beneath which the ceremony am to tneir gross William vvnite is performed and a wishbone must Of- course tho keop it company KnfNature bride must wear Cotton 2S1J1211 299303117 140502169 85521281 li76071 199034201 187031009 2VS41S01 to ¬ ¬ Sash Glazed and Unglazcd Trains Run By Central Standard Time 44S059G2 4277770 Window and Door Frames TIME TABLE OCT 31 1S92 237115221 237337013 Moulding and Brackets of all kinds 1015732011 83079073 rVm Totals f ve V illiamsburg Vorandas of eVery Description Lvo AM IM IM Arr Jellico The manufacturer has increased his foreign trade the farmer has lost Star Planing Mill Company TUAINS EAST No3 Nol No 7 Lve Richmond heavily Thero is a suggestive query 0 00 Lv Frankfort 4 45 12 45 Lve A Lancaster 4 51 0 00 Lnmiu 12 55 hero to tho Republican who has for Mt Sterling Ky Ait Stanford 0 11 4 50 10 Lfclio i his hopo of reward McKinlcy theo- ¬ 18 5 03 1 25 L n L 5 17 0 32 45 ries North Bound Lv Provisions Ihcadstuff 2p Cattle Milicrnloil Allothera 4 4S P m5 50 p mga Cu 6 30 p ni2J4 26 1 50 4 45 5 20 - am nm nm 1 pm pm 11 m U 1 - If ono of tho couple can manage on rainst tho members of tho legal profession In a certain community tho way to tho ceremony to catch fa lawyer died who was a most pop sight of a spider a toad or a wolf he Ifilar and worthy man and among or sho may congratulate himself or herself On tho other hand it would tombstone was this A lawyer and be well to send an accommodating friend ahead to put out of tho way am honest man such unlucky objects as a monk a Some years afterward a conven tion was held in tho town and one hare a dog a cat a lizard or a sertof tho delegates being of a sonti- - pent If a ravon croaks above tho jtal turn visited the silent bridal party it will save troublo to ity and in rambling among the give tho whole thing up If either ftombswos struck with the inscrip- - ono trips on tho way to tho church P tion A lawyer and an honest man the stops must bo retraced and finalHe was lost in thought and when ly when tho portal is reached both upon by a fellow hayseed who bride and groom must put tho right icticing his abstraction asked if he foot first on tho stop of tho church Ehaa found the grave of a dear friend New York Sun Dr relative said A Roland For Ills Oliver No but I am wondering why they Theodore Hallam was standing on rcame to oury tneso two ieuows in tho stops of the Covington postof Exchange Itho samo grave fice when an old colored man camo up and touching his hat asked Quito a Shrewd Woman Kin you toll me is disde placo You can depend on a woman to is where dey sells postage stamps cdo tho wrong thing when there Yes sir this is the place re ai right way and a wrong way in plied tho lawyer seeing a chance for vbich to do it A well known genyou eman who has of late been har alittloquiet fun but what do want with postage stamps uncle assed by the visits of reporters at all To mail a letter sah of coso lours of tho night said yesterday Well then you neednt bother nights ago at 280 a m A few about stamps You dont have to xnjf doorbell rang vociferously and 1 4Bidto myself There are some of putIany on this week dont those reporters again and then I No sir i told my wifo to answer down and Wily for not tell them if they really were reportWell you see the conglomeraers that I was not at homo but in- tion of hypothonuso stead she ascertained who tho visit entiated tho parallelogram has differtho bo much and then called up to me ors wero that tho consanguinity doesnt emu loudly Yo3 they are reporters sure ordinary effervescence and nough Well you see that gave late the government has decided to so tho one away and I had to come down Bend letters free and after a pauso ho added Bui Tho old man hat dubiour interview was short Louis ously shook histook off histhen with head and w ville Commercial a long breath remarked bo all 1 VeW Criminals Among Old Army Men 4 Careful investigations made by an Well bosssay itdat may But true just I dont aint Army men in Philadelphia sposen dot do ecksontricity of do ag Grani lave revealed tho gratifying facU gregation tronsubstanshuates de ig that of 1664 prisoners brought to nominiousness of de puppeudickeler trial in one of tho police courts of and Bublimites do puspicuityof de thatdty during tho first sixmonths consequences dont you qualificato of the year tyt eight wore men who dat do government would confisti jucved in thormy or the navy dur cate dat dere letter I guess Id jest 3g the war and of theso four were better put some stamps on anyhow acquitted Potty larceny jstfjj the fer luck tha And WjWfeod solemnly on Cin offense charged gainst xnost cTonadOoifiuiorviai Gazurtu at rew xojrp Aunw ¬ ¬ ¬ -- fA good story is going tho rounds A Pazzled Man From tho Interior Soraothlng old and something new Something borrowed and something blue Time for Patriotism Tho whole country is facing strenu- ¬ ous circumstances A war of com- ¬ mercial distrust has been declared Tho presonco of distrust io folt not onlv in Wall street where tho bears hold sway but in tho remotest quarter whoro industry is carried on At such a lime internal discord is akin to treason Tho man who aids a financial panic ranks in meanness next to him who gives encouragoment and comfort to an armed enemy Tho Re ¬ publican statesman who announces that ho will not lend his counsel to the times because tho Democrats aro charged with tho duty of solution may bo a shrewd pariisin but he is not a sincere and broad minded lover of of his country The Democratic pub- ¬ lic man who has no timo for helpful word or deed because tho Shorman law was passed by Republican votes is un ¬ worthy of tho trust which his lellow men have reposed in him ThU is a timo for patriotism Ho who says other banke hnvo srono Democratic is a vile partisan void of patriotism If tho greon aphis troubles your young applo trees or roso bushes or any other plant turn tho sprinkling nozzle of your hoso on thorn i e if you have a hose Otherwise try to- ¬ bacco water mado by steeping tobacco A Btcnis Dnvall Lv Johnson Lv Georgetown LvCS Depot Lv Newtown Lv Ccntrvite Lv Elizabeth 0 30 11 0 44 0 52 0 50 709 Ar Paris C 18 7 23 7 37 5 5 5 5 5 0 24 30 83 42 63 01 G 05 0 15 1 55 No 2 2 05 2 20 2 3 3 3 3 45 05 20 Express Lvo Stanford Lvo Lancaster Daily Nou Dally 7 00 7 60 10 15 Daily Ex Sun No 1 30 45 Arrltichmoud fy2uMii0- am am am am 11 10 am 1138 12 20 iTvsqwkz MUBUmMKMKmm Cures Consumption Coach Cronn Soro Throat Sold bv all Druggists on a Guarantee For a Lame Side Back or Chert Shllohs Porous Plaster will give great tathfactioa as cents AM TUAINS WEST Lv Paris Ar Elizabeth Arr Centrcville Ar Newtown C LveAMllasbg IM AM PM Arr Corbln No 4 0 32 1 g g o 7 00 7 45 7 23 7 40 No 2 No 8 Nol2 4 25 4 43 4 53 5 15 8 50 am 8 20 8 83 fvc91l1dGaPV anddlcsborough Lvo Corbin Lvo London Arr Livingston Lve Livingston Lvo IJerea Arr II clunond LvoUichmond 8SS 11 0 42 0 40 0 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 8 54 04 10 17 23 80 44 50 51 03 SHILOHS VITALIZE Mrs T 8 Hawkins CnattnnoogaTenn ShUoha Vitamer SAVED MY LIFE I ArDuvall contderUUiebestremedvforadaHtatdBwtem For Dyspepsia Uvor or Kidney ArStamping Ground Ieveruted ArSwitzer troublo lttoxoola rrlco75ct3 ArElkhorn Ar Summit A Ar Frankfort MTB ArCS Depot Ar Georgetown Ar Johnson 10 10 10 10 HILOHSeATARRH REMEDY TVt tMd 1 positively relievo and Cure you Prioo CO cts This Injector for its successful treatment is furnished freo Hemember Shilohs Homodics aro sold on a guarantoo to give satisfaction UtfirAiiflntah9 nfflflH V ltTVfll For sale by T G Julian Arr Winchester Lvo W inchester Arr Par s A connects with L A N Lvo Lexington 11 connects with Q C and L S Lvo Paris C connects with K C Lvo Cynthlana Lve I almoutli Arr Covington Tho Kentucky Midland Hallway and connec- ¬ tions form tho chcacst and shortest route to Arr Cincinnati all points north south and west For further information apply to their agents SO 8 47 9 00 85 42 48 55 11 12 11 10 11 22 It 80 ArrCorbin Lvo Pineyillo Lve Ilarbrvillo 7 7 7 7 8 8 8 02 5 42 a 3 05 15 am 10 15pm am 10 30pm 8 II am 1105pm t 00 am 1140pm 9 45 am 12 20am U 50 am U 35am 1 osam 10 21 a m 1115 am 2 00am 30 12 2S 12 55 2 00 3 20 3 28 4 01 3 35 4 14 4 44 5 35 ll 42 0 50 33 55 10 n 20 0 6 7 7 7 7 8 9 10 10 am am am 30 am 00 am 52 am 21 am 11 nm 24 am 30 am 05 55 00 am pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pin 2 20 nm 3 15 am 3 39 nm 3 39 am 4 25 am 4 25 am 4 55 am 4 25 am 5 05 nm 5 27 Am 0 08 am 7 IU am 7 25 am C D ItEUCAW Gen Pass Agt jgHN i GEO B 1IAUPEU Gcu Snpt MAYSVILLE BRANCH North Hound Daily Ex Sun 00 a m 7 45 n ra 8 08 u m 8 27 a in 9 11 a m 9 00 a ra Scientific American Agency for Woods Phosphodine THE GUEAT ENGLISH KEMEDV o 10 NO 12 Ex Sun 3 35 pm 3 41 pm 6 41 pm 0 35 pro Daily ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Tho farmer is driving hordsmen from off tho ranges Tho groat hords of cattlo roaming over the thousands of acres of freo pasture will soon bo a thing of tho past This means that tho beef supply of tho futuro must come from tho farms Then tho East will have a chanco against tho West Lve Covington Promptly and pcrman Lvo Lexington ently cures all forms of Lvo Paris Arr Millershurg Nervous Wcaknc3sEmis Ildprn V ArrCarllsIc slons and Scrmatorrhea m tanr m CAVEATS Imimtcncy and all efTcctt Ait Juhuson TRADE MARKS of Abuse or Excesses An- Maysville DES1QN PATENTS Jleen prescrllicd over 85 COPYRIGHTS otoJ year In thousands of cases is the only Uclin For Information and freo Handbook write to South Hound CO SCI HllOADWAT NlW YOUK MUNN Before and A iter bio and Honest Mcdison Oldest bureau for ecurlns patents In America known Ask druggist for Woods Phosphodino Krory patent taken out by us Is brought beforo the publlo by a notice given free of charge in tho if ho offers some worthless medicine in placo of this leave his dishonest store inclose prlco in Lvo JIaysvillo letter nnd wo will send by if turn mull Price Lvo Johnson ono packnge six 3 Ono will please six will Lvo Carlisle cure Phnniplct iu plain sealed envelope two Lvo Millershurg Largest circulation of any scientific paper in tho stamps Adore Arr Paris world 8plendldly Illustrated No lntellleent gW Sohi in Jit Sterling by Kennedy Hros Ait Lexington Weekly 8300 a man should bo without G Julian and Arr Covington ear f 150 sir months Address JllINN A CO UC Lloyd Wh Lloyd Tarlton druggist everywhere J uiiLiauuis UU1 llroadwoy New York City Arr Cincinnati Lo Cincinnati vm- fr avKr 0 6N - 7 17 8 01 8 40 pm pm pm pre No 9 Ex bun 5 42 a m u 20 a m 7 03 a m 7 22 a m 7 45 a m 8 35 a m 10 21 a m 11 SO a m Daily Daily Ex Sun 1 No 11 gtimtilu wxitm 45 1 2 24 pm 8 08 pm 3 27 pm 3 60 pm 7 10 pm 6 42 pm 8 40 pm pm S It KNOTT COAL T G JULIAN CORNER DRUG STORE C P ATMOUE Trafflo Manager Genl Pass Agt General Olllccs LeulsvillcKy S F B MOUSE Asst Genl Passgr Agt Office Chamber of Commerce Eldg Clnti O- - ¬ ¬ -- - Good potted strawberry plants when sot early enough in summer rather than in fall in good soil and All tho Best Grades of Coal well taken caro of will give you a fair crop next season Poor plants s t late will not yield fruit enough to PRICES REASONABLE piyfortho trouble But if you can get ordinary plants early enough you Office cor Sycainoro Locust Sts may pot thorn oil and keep them for a week or two in a well shaded framo Uptown ofllco It C Lloyds afterwards taking thorn to tho open Drug Store ground Thoy will do as well as any plants which you can buy at a big BEN F ROBINSON 31 y5 price as already pottod No 1 Daily to all points except Rowland Dl Tlslon which is dally oxcept Sunday NoOltuns daily ox Sunday trom Lexington School Books And other Supplies No Fancy Prices Paints and Oils Fine Tobaccoes to Cincinti No 1 ltuns dnlly No 4 Uuns dally from nil stations oxcopt the Rowland Division which is dally except Sunday NoO Dally except Sunday No 5 Dally ex Sunday between CIncinnat and Loxlngton No 18 Paris and Loxlngton Accommodation Dally Leaves Lexington 10 00 am Arriff Paris 10 45 am No 7 Falmouth Accommodation Leaves Chv cinnati 1 45 pm Arrives Falmouth 8 30 pnw daily oxcept Sunday No 18 Leaves Falmouth 3 45 am Arrives Cia cinnati I 85 am dally Nos 1 and 3 make connection at Winchester for1 points on tho N N M V By No 1 Carries through cars from Cincinnati to 1 lilillnlirtmiiirl nnri fiim1urlfiH lln mnA all I enuedtate stations and runs daily No 5 and No t rarry through sleepers bctwoea C Inclunatl and Knoxvillo via Middlosuoro t - r u n W VE4 k8jfwry TIlWI- - c f o SIT STERLING ADVOCATE TUESDAY AUGUST 16 1893 THE ADVOCATE ADVOCATE PUBLISHING TUESDAY AUGUST COMPAMY 15 ISS13 FOR STATE SnXATOU of Clark county as a can J P Gay Senator of this district comdidate for Wo aro authorized te announce lion ¬ ¬ ¬ posed of the counties of Clark Bour bon and Moutgouiory subject to the action of the Democratic party Col J G llolloH ay of Clark county is a candidate for State Senato from the district composed of Bourbon Clark and Moutgouiory comities sub ject to the action of tho Democratic party Your vote and influence re- ¬ spectfully solicited ¬ COUNTY ANNOUNCEMENTS Announcements for county offices the order Com- ¬ munications in tho intorest of candid- ¬ ates 10 couts per line 5 each to accompany We are authorized to anntiouuco SS Cassity Editor of tho Sentinol Dcmocrat As a candidate for member of tho General As8cinblyfrom tho Legisla ¬ tive District composed of the counties Montgomery and Mencfce subject to 4ho actioii of tho Democratic party to announce Judge Howard It French as a candi date for member of the General As eembly from this Legislative district composed of Montgomery and Monc feo counties Subject to tho action ot Wo are authorized tho Democratic party FOn SUPEKINTENDANT AVo OF SCHOOLS Democratic pariv We arc authorized to announce I N Ilorton a candidate for Superin tendent of Schools of Montgomery county subject to tho actiou of the Democratic party SHERIFF official records We aro authorized to announce Misa Mary Anderson as a candidate forSu perintctidont of Schools of Montgom crv county subject to the action of the arc authorized to announce John E Groves for rc olection to the office of Superintcndant of Schools subject to tho actioii of tho Democra- ¬ tic party References his political and OF CONFIDENCE Lack of confidence says tho city banker to day tronibling in his shoos lost Ids bank shall be called upon by somo heay depositor for an amount that would force him to close hi1 ddow is tho main causo of this trouble And yet that same bankor will add to all this wide spread distrust by an ex¬ policy of short sighted ceedingly closely looking out for No 1 For cx Wo wero told a day or two amplo by a largo dealer not far from siuco hero that a correspondent in Louis villo had written him asking that he send either currency orLoui6villo ex change to pay his accounts a tho Lou iavillo banks declined to receive either checks on county banks or Eastern exchange oxcept for collection Those bankers aro thus spreading and inten sifying a feeling of distrust If bank ¬ ers and bank officials show no coufi denco in each other how can they ex- ¬ pect tho people to feel confidence in Wo call them and their institutions attention to tho fact that more banks havo failed in the large Sities than in tho smaller places that as a general thing the banks in tho smaller towns aro receiving and aro in shape to de- ¬ serve tho confidence of tho peoplo to an extout that tho banks of the largo cities havo not deserved nor recived at the hands of the depositors Bankers of Louisville let the management of the country banks throughout tho State ol Kentucky exhibit in you that same d if trust which somo of you aro exhibiting in tliom and you will need no trumpet to proclaim from tho house top tho crumbling about your founda- ¬ tions Tho crash of your falling in stitutions will bo amply sufficient to proclaim tho result of your own folly LACK ¬ ¬ ¬ THEOHIO DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION ¬ Tho Ohio Democratic Stato Conven tion met in session on Thursday at Columbus Tho session was short and thoroughly harmonious and a stroug ticket was placed in tho field Tho platform approves tho Demo ¬ cratic National platform and expresses a confidence in tho Democratic Con- ¬ gress to doviao lawa that shall aid in extricating tho country from lCTprcBont financial embarrassment It charges the financial srtingoncy to tho unwise legislation of tho Republican party chiefly to tho operations of tho Mc Ivlnloy bill and tho Sherman law A moro liberal banking policy is rccom monded A cleansing of tho pension is demanded so that a ponsion roll may be a badgo of honor iiiBtoad of tho mark simply of a partisan bid for an honest veterans vote McKinlco and Harrisons administrations ary condemned in uo very measured terms Confidence is expressed in President Cleveland to do all that lies iu tho Ex- ¬ ecutives power to better tho couditiou tho country ¬ Primary Election Wo S S Priest Chairman of tho County Committee of Democratic Montgomery County and J J Byrne Chairman of tho Democratic County Committco of Moncfoo County havo agreed that a Primary Election shall bo held iu Baid counties on tho 23rd day of Sopt 1893 Saturday to select candidate for tho District as Ropresou tatlvo in tho next Gonoral Assembly Tho candidates aro required to pay tlio expenses of holding said Primary Election according to law in said precincts iu said District by tho proper officers DEMOCRATIC COUNTY PRIMARY CALLED MOST SUCCESSFUL 9 Each candidate is required to pay to Priest Chairman of Montgomery County tho sum of fifty dollars ou or boforo September 3 1893 and any candidate in default of such payment shall not havo his namo printed on tho ballots If only ono caudidate makes bucIi payment tho election shall not bo held and that candidate shall be declared tho nominee This August 11 1893 SS JJ Byrne the ticket For Governor L T Neal of Chillicotho For Lieutenant Govornor W A Taylor of Columbus For Supremo Judge John W Sater of Darko county For Attorney General John P Bailey of Putuam comity For Stato Treasurer B C Blackuuiin of Coshocton For Board of Public Works Louis B Wiliielm of Summit For Stato Food Commissioner Patrick McKeown of Cincinnati ¬ ¬ Wo aro authorized to announce Rich ¬ ard II Hunt as a candidate for Sheriff of Montgomery county subject to the action of the Democratic party We aro authorized to announce Wm Sledd as a candidate for Sheriff of Montgomery county subject to the actioii of the Democratic paity FOT JAILER Wo are authorized to amiouuco Joe C Turloy as a candidate lor Jailer of Montgomery county subject to the ac- ¬ tion of the Democratic party Wo aro authorized to announce Joseph M Smith as candidate for Jailer of Montgomery county subject to the action of the Democratic party Wo are authorized to announce T M Leach as a candidate for Jailer of Montgomery county subject to the actiou of the Democratic party County Attoney Wo aro authorized to announce A A Hazelrigg as a candidate for County Attorney of Montgomery County subject to the actioii of the Demorcatic party Wo aro authorized to announce J Colomau Reid as a candidate for County Attorney of Montgomery county subject to the action of the Democratic party ASSESSOR Wo aro authorized to announce Charles H Jones as a candidate for Assessor of Montgomery county sub- ¬ ject to tho action of tho Democratic party Assessor of Montgomery County sub ¬ ject to tho action of tho Democratic Joliu W Cockroll as a candidate for Wo aro authorized to announce party President Clevolauds political cuo mies would say or do anything mean thoy could to reflect discredit on him His message having been written and submitted to Congress it is with them to act on tho sugges ¬ tions contained therein but those enemies would insinuate misrepre sent and porvert facts to do harm to They oven Ihe great Statesman tomplaiu because ho has returned to lis wifo and child at Buzzards Bay Tho demand tor more bonds is heard again but comes from tho moneyed klugs of Wall street Secretary Car- ¬ lisle reflects tho sontimont of tho people It is uot necessary to sell bond to get gold Tho world is willing to pay gold and is paying it for Ameri can securities and American products Tho people expect Congress to roinovc promptly all obstacles to internal ex ¬ change and if tho suggestions of tin President am heeded poaco happines anrt prosperity will mantle tho entire ¬ ¬ ¬ country Mrs Laura Hays Bister of the lab Gov Johnson and aunt of Collector Ben Johnson died at Bardstown Sat ¬ urday A stern sense of obligation to those whoso business iuterest I havo in chargo will not permit mo at this cri- ¬ tical period to neglect the constant and elbso attention to my duties which is demanded by the situation bog you to understand that if I do not make an active canvas it is cer- ¬ tainly not because of any indifference to tho result but duo to the peculiarly unfortunate and unexpected local and general condition of financial matters I have an abiding faith in tho loyalty of those good friends who have expressed a wish that I shall repre ¬ sent you in tho next General Assem ¬ bly and I have an assured confidence Tho Democrats of the county will be iu tho desire of the wholo body of called upon in a vory short time to electors to choose the man thov con- ¬ lcect candidates for Superintendents sider best calculated to promote their of Schools and members of tho Gen- interests The Democratic eral Assembly I urge upon eacli one of you tho impapers will be called upon to heartil portance of attending tho polls and support the nominees of their party casting his ballot When your deci- ¬ Givo us tho very best material offering sion is honestly recorded I will not so that wo may bo able to enthusias- question its wisdom tically endorse the choico of tho party Very truly yours Democrats may not Hatter themselves II R French with the hope that tho Republicans of We can only call upon the Domocracy the county do not propose to put out a to give us tho vory host Candidates candidate Thoy will bo quick to take Tho Demo ¬ offering for positions advantage of any candidate who is cratic papers are forced for vory do is not clean enough to secure the cencys sake to take no part in the hearty support of tho bettor element of contest between candidates within the tho Domocracy Givo us the vory party No matter what our private best as candidates We are entitled learning may be or how ardently wo to them may desire to see the candidate of our Tho Democracy of Clark County did choico made the nominee it takes itself an honor when it named Judge very extraordinary circumstances to J M Beckuer as Its candidate for oxcubo ub for taking sides in tho member of tho next General Assem ¬ contest within tho rauks So far as bly Let tho Democracy of every the Advocate is concerned those ex Lcghlativo District in Kentucky traordinary circumBtnces havo not follow Clarks example and name a arisen and wo sincerely hopo that man of Judge Beckners rank aud thoy may not arise worth and our next General Assem ¬ It will be noticed in another column bly will bo one of which tho State that the Democratic Chairman of the may be pardonably proud To tho counties composing this Legislative Democracy of our district wo havo district have ordered a primary con- ¬ only this to say the matter is in your vention for Saturday September 23 hands select tho best aud cleanest man Now let tho vdry best man bo selected and the ono that in your judgement that offers let him come from Monefee will most corditably represent us Wo waiit tho best or Montgomery Bear in mind tho fact the matter 1b and truest man wo can gcti It is ex- ¬ in tho hands of tho people and if they ceedingly unfortunate for tho State do uot do their duty no one is to blame that such a largo number of incompe- ¬ but themselves tent and it is charged dishonest men There is a section of our country have for many sessions back crept about ton miles square which includes into tho General Assombv as to give a very black eye Theso men must McAfee Shakertown and Harrods it frame our laws for us Then let us burg and tho country betweeu theso only entrust this position tb clean and two towns where thero has been no clour headed mon rain of any note for over nlno weeks ThocnemicBof Mr Cleveland attack and as consequenco the corn crop will him to day through tho Washington bo almost a failure tho grass is ail Post but tho animus of tho articlo is bo burned bq and in some places stock plain as to doprivo it of any signifi ¬ has to bo fed It is dintreseing Har cance Mr Cleveland has done his full duty Tho responsibility for tho rodsburg Sayings repoal of laws which are forcing the Tho First National Bank of Nash ¬ country into bankruptcy rests exclu- ¬ ville of which Mr Herman Justi for- ¬ sively witi Congress and that fact cannot bo clouded with false issues merly of Louisville is tho Presidout Louisville Post suspended Wednesday night Tho Aftor Sept 1st Carlisle will be a bank is said to bo perfectly solvent could not realize at present on its dry town The saloon lipomas expire but August 31 and the council lias instuc assets The City Saving Bank also of ted the clerk not to isstio any renewal Nashville suspended for sixty days of tho samo ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Mr John Cockrel announces himself in our current issue as a cau John Cockrell didato for assessor has spent his entire life in our midst and has as a consequence as wide an acquaintance as any young man in tho country He has always been a Sterling party man and his work in the Democratic ranks will without doubt find his work appreciated when the polls open Mr Cockrell comet of a family of business men and will givo to the county a clean and conscientious administration ot the office it it is placed in his hand John askt this small office at the partys hands pledging to them his utmost eudeavoi to make them an Assessor of which they may be proud W Mt Sterling Ky Aug 14 93 To the Democrats of Montgomery County Chair Dbm Com Monefeo Co S S Priest Chair Doni Com Montgomery Co Our county is not in as good condi financially as wo would havo it Whether this Btato of affairs was brought ou by speculation or other But ono things wo will not say thing is certain wo all at this time need tho support and aid of each other Wo may have somo in our community who think they aro independent and are able to livo for themselves alone But God pity any country that has many such individuals Tho suspension of two of our banks was unnecessary and was caused solely by ourselves for with tho good will of tho peoplo of our county aud a littlo counsel with a fow words of coufidenco would have prevented what has damaged every citizen of our community This may lead to further troublo we talk of this ono or that ono that owes the sus ¬ pended banks a debt and say ho will bo forced to tho wall Wo aro doing tho very thing that caused troublo in tho first place and will cause furthor lack of conildonce in our community uot only among ourselves but the out- ¬ side world Let us all stop such work and in ¬ stead of injuring good men by euch talk givo a helping hand and a cheer ¬ ing word to the poor fellow that is trying to help himself Bydoing this wo not only help tho poor man but help ourselves If every business man iu this county will see that it i his duty to try and restore confidence and that we by close attention and strict economy can overcomo tho troubles that have overtaken us We will soon see brightor faces and pros ¬ perity peeping around tho corner Lot every creditor think twico before ho catches his debtor by tho throat says pay What thou owest It may bo that by such proceedings you crush somo deserving man who if you had shown some leniency would have soon boon able to stand alone and bo a bonefit not only to you in your busi ¬ ness but a great help to his neighbor- ¬ hood Let us consider these matters carefully and with less talk and more kindness in our hearts for our fellow man wo will soon be again a prosopr ous and happy people Hon T Y Patrick of Prestonburg passed through the city Saturday en Ho had time to routo to Frankfort givo a reporter of tho Advocate a Sond mo the dollar and say to him paper that took such an active part in tno election of Judgo James H At a meeting of tho Democratic IT Committee for Montgomery county held in tho County Court room on Monday August 14 it was ordered And Chronio Dieeaso Specialist in thef State that a Primary election bo held ac to law for tho purposo of cording oiccting a Democratic candidate for Superintendent of schools of Mont ¬ gomery county It was further ordor cd that tho said election bo held on Satnrday September 23 1893 at tho samo timo and iu conjunction with tho election for Hopresontativo from this Legislative district Candidates aro reduired to bear tho expense of saiu olootion and each candidate la ordered to pay to S S Priest on or boforo September 2 1893 tho sum of Jfrou lor tho purposo of defraying said expenses Any candidato who fails to make such doposit within tho timo named shall not have his namo printed on tho ballots and if only ono candidato shall havo so paid by Sep ¬ tember 2 1893 no election shall be held and that candidato shall bo do- clared tho nomineo of the party waB also ordered that all persons 21 years of age and Known to tho Judges of tho sovoral precincts to bo legal voters thoroin and Democrat- shall Permanently located at Louisvillo bo allowed to voto in said Primary Kentucky will bo at Tho committeo adjourned to meet Soptombor 9 1893 for tho purpose of selecting officers of election as above called f ta 1 f It Dr Stockdale jt - National Hotel MT STERLING SS Democratic Cammittco Montgomery County Thoy aro After Him Aftor Him Congressman Lisle is pressing the Poatofflco Department officials to mako a chaugo in the Mount Sterling postoffico Ho filed charges against tho iucubontsomo weeks ago but the department it seems has dono noth- ¬ ing with thorn Gorge C Evorotte has boon recommended and ho will bo appointed when tho department gets roady to tako up tho case Wathiugton Correspondence Courier Journal II R French Chairman Priest Secretary Wednesday August 1G 1893 Returning every four weeks Dr Stockdalo successfully treats Acute and Chronic Catarrh ringing in tho cars Deafness Diseases of tho Eye Ear Nose Throat Lungs Kid ¬ ney Urinary and Bladder Troubles Brigets Disease Diabetes Dyspepsia Constipation Riioumatism and Paraly ¬ sis Epilepsy or Fits Positively V r Cured Young or Middlo Agod Men But- fering from Spermatorrhea Impo toncy Eruptions tho result of errors Tho Congress of the United Statos or excosses should call before it is too was called together August 7 Its lato Wo guarantee a cure if case has olo object was to bring relief to an not gone too far oppressed people a stato of affirs brought about by that party who for a favored fow had disregarded tho many Tho display of a vast amount Blood and Skin Diseases of gdll is mado manifest when a Re- ¬ publican so called journalisthas to say As Syphillis Scrofula Stricture Gieot just four days later that tha meeting etc cured by improved aud nevor of Congress has not brought tho re ¬ fasling remedies lief anticipated Oh yo idiot Diseases of women such Lucorrhea Painful Menstruation Displacement of Saturday Sept 2d is tho day ap- ¬ pointed by this Senatorial district to Womb Bearing Down Paius iu Back hold precinct conventions in order relieved in short time The Doctor carries all his portable to appoint delegates to a district con- ¬ instruments and comes prcparen to vention to bo held at PariB Ky on Sept 11 iu order to nomiiiato a Demo ¬ examine tho most obscure medical and surgical enses Uo undertakes no cratic candidate for Stato Senator incurable diseases but cures hundreds given uo to dio Consultation irqo For Legislator and confidential Address A primary election will bo hold in this Legislative district embracing the counties of Monefee and Mont ¬ B STOCKDALE gomery Saturday September 23 in order to select a Democratic nominee Louisville Ky for tho Legislature I -- i - y i X - 1 Ml Panic Prices 1873 and 1893 Tho Loxingtou Gazette has been comparing prices during tho panic of 1873 and 1893 and gives tho follow- ¬ ing comparative prices 1878 1803 MonumentQ OF EVERY KIN MulC COltS GO0O Wheat Jlarlcy Hemp 100 to 800 to 12S to to 0500 150 125 3500 525 to to 425 to 47 43 to flOOO 50 45 Made and sot up in all part the country 450 Wo looked over a file of tho Gazette for 1873 just twenty years ago during tho panic and depression of that year Wo find the following sales of stock aud produco ¬ Write for Designs No Agents Employed W ADAMS 25 SON lyr 42 Broadwny Lcxlhgton K WHEAT l Hazelrigg Judge of the Court of Ap- ¬ peals Mr T Y Fitzpatrick though identified with the interests of the mountains is not a mountain man in in the souro that somo men construe it county court day oct 15 73 Ho is a Keutuckian witli Kentuckys David S Harris roports tho follow- ¬ interests at heart a sterling Demo ¬ ing sales on County Court day Ono crat whom the peoplo would delight lot of 12 head yearling cattle medium to honor grado 2610 per head ono lot mules small common fltock at Democrats must stand firm aud seo 90G5 ono lot feeding cat- ¬ to tho promulgation of thoirprinc ples or by neglect yield to tho enemy tle at 415 por hundred one pair of and go down in ono heap of debris mules at 365 one mulo colt 6050 The time is at hand when only Demo- ¬ horsos at from 40 to 125 cratic doctrine should bo disseminated Our common enemy stauds by its MULES party organs aud uso its infiuenco Thirty two head of mules fed by in its interest When it comes to Col W R Estill woro sold to George voting they aro solidly of one faith Democrats aro right their principles Hall at 200 per head are favorablo to the people Their in ¬ Tho Now Hampshire experiment terests aro in common aud thero should be a helping hand oxtouded in all their station has been analyzing some of offers tfor party advancement tho cattlo foods and condition pow ¬ ders oxtonsively sold aud finds that Mr Carlislo mado some implacablo enemies when ho rofused to issuo bonds farmors could readily prepare most of for tho relief of Wall street Thoy aro them at a cost of one sixth of tho mar ¬ again on tho warpath demanding ket price An exchango suggests that through tho Washington Post moro thoso should bo sold under guaranteed bonds- - Timo and public opinion analysis as well as fertilizers haye vindicated Mr Carlisles decision not to issuo bonds It is not bonds but bread tho peoplo want Louis ¬ Salt Shingles and feed for salo by 52 4t ville Post Barnes Trunibo H Roddick bought of B F a crop of Tappahauanoc T Johnson wheat at 130 Wheat sold at James Beans sale in Clark county at 125 per bushel hogs 550 steers 475 Mr Wellington Payno who was a doalor in produco and agricultural implements was in the habit of giv ¬ ing quotations to the Gazette in thoso days and ho quoted wheat at 125 to 130 per bushel oats at 40 to 45c barley 1 to 125 per bushel B J MMMHHHMM w GOODWINS y High School FOR Noxt session will begin Septem ber 4 1893 For Catalogues address M ¬ J GOODWIN A M Mt Sterling Ky A T WOOD HENRY S WOOD A T WOOD ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW SON a- - Itoom No J Tyler Appcraon Block Ky Maysvillo Streot Mt Starling v nuuvuuy r r i i I MT STERLING ADVOCATE TUESDAY AUGUST 15 1S Trimebl Bros Lw4nitjttMlSMiWtMMlMHVlaN Wholesai e Grocers 4521858 IS WHAT THE K JT -- TRIMBLE BROS Wholesale MT The - Prescription DEALERS IN - Druggists c ROYAL ¬ Grocers KY STERLING School Books School Supplies Pure Inks pencils cles Also Paints Oils and Varnishes REL1GOUS Rov S C Humphrey of Lancaster will preach at tho Baptist church hero Sunday morning tho 27th and at Howards Mill iu tho afternoon Tho sovoral pastors of the city filled Pure Drugs Medicinesc CORRESPONDENCE Has paid the people of Mt Sterling in the last twenty years and still has more Gall on I2STS U R AJSTQE All Toilet Arti- A HOFFMAN CO 1 As that is the onlyplace in town that you can get A ROYAL POLICY City Judge PERSONAL MENTIONING Wo aro authorized to anuounco Ben R Turner as a candidate for Miss Lula Steagall Is visiting Mrs Ttulrrn nfPnll flniirt nf Mr Rtprliiur ZT Young f subject to tho action of the Domo- A Hoffman loft yesterday for Tlen criitio party dorsonKy Noxt Monday will bo County Court S C Stofor of Lexington is in town lay this week Noxt Monday will bo County Court Roger Barnes and M Hoffman spent alay Como in and ronow your sub ¬ Sunday in Paris scription to tho Advocate W II Ried and A S Johnson were k Mr Jumna G Brown has broken in Paris last weok ground preparatory to tho erection of Mr Warren Stouer and wife aro at of a two story brick residence on his Olympian Springs lot on West Hjgh street Leo Clark who ten days ago killed Miss anna Johnson returned from Ben Sanders at a picnic near Mun- - Paris Friday evening fru dsvillc and who has been ovading Miss Ltzzio Gatowood will visit in tub officers has surrendered to the Winchester this week Officials Hon W A Sudduth of Louisville Two banks suspended at Lebanon is in tho city on business Teun Saturday and one at Brooklyn Richard Apperson of Frankfort A1I the suspousions aro regarded as was iu the city last week merely temporary Misses Emma Wamsloyand Mary Tho convention of tho American Roberts aro at Estill Springs this week f Bankers Association which was to last taken placo at Chicago Septom- - Charley Tumor was in Stanton and havo week on business for A Iloffmau bor 6 and 7 has been indefinitely Co postpomed MissRuuy Ranoy of Ludlow Is e Gov Osborne will not appoint a visiting friends and relatives iu this Senator for Wyoming until tho Sonate city ddcides tho question of admitting Sen- C C Chonanlt is going to Halls jSiovs appointed after tho Legislature Store Wednesday to visit his friond Joel failed to elect Miss Annie Prowitt loaves Monday Tho Election Board at Bowling to visit her friend Miss Bent at Adou Green has deefded that tho recent local Springs option election wasillogal and void MrW M Shoy of Maysville Is The victory at tho polls was on tho visiting the family of JP Couroy on sidc of local option the Levee Pike The Misses Harper who have been Chief of Police Gaitskill oflhis city received yesterday tho following visiting Owingsvillo for some days Look out havo returned home dispatch from Carlisle for Sam Smith who killed a man last Miss Peters of Owingsville is night Aged 35 years five feot ton visitingNorafauily of George Waller tho anches high weight 160 pounds pox on Maysville street mirfce on face heavy mustache Miss May Marshall a beautiful Bo- - suro and put a box of Ayors young lady of Maysville spout a fow Pills in your satchel before traveling days in the city last week either by land or sea You will find Miss Kate Montague of Mt Sterling thein convenient efficacious and safe was in tho city last Sunday Jackson Tho best remedy lor costivoness indi ¬ gestion and eickheadacho and adapted Hustler Mr J D Garrett of Moorefiold was to any climate in tho city on business on Friday and Last weok a good Democrat of Saturday county walked ton miles to pay Mrs W F Durham is visiting her s subscription to tho Advocate this was his only business in Mt Sterling fathers family James T Toliver of Such a Domocrat is worth something Bourbon county to his party and people Would that J J Peed and Nutt Clark of Mil we had more like him An honorable lersburg woro iu tho city last weok man a prompt man a good man can attending the Association mot bo appreciated too highly Prof C C Calhoun of Lexington GAR came up to attend tho funeral of Miss All members of tho Grand Army of Louio Bassett a former pupil of his 4ho Republic who aro going to tho re ¬ college union at Indianapolis Sept 5th will Mrs Laura Magowan and family splease call on W C Hoffman before havo moved into tho cottage oa West going Main street the property of Mrs Wil- ¬ ti Judge B G Williams of Frankfort liam Samuels and Brooks Magowau Miss Anna Peutor of Mt Sterling bIioSts his appreciation of Judge John is the guost of her cousin Miss JS Cooper by presenting him with a Miss handsome gold scarf pin and pair of Maymo Welch of this city Jjrous each sot with a soltairo Kirtly Wilkerson of Mt Sterling is diamond The Judge is brim full of tho guest of Miss Ossa Hendrix gratitude and is extravagant in his Carlisle Mercury Mr J W Colo has accepted tho kind expressions position of agent for the Singer Sew ¬ ho Chinese pay their doctor only ing Machino Company at Mt Sterling so long as ho keeps them in health Heretofore he has been acting in that They believe in preventing rather than capacity for tho Now Homo and Wilson Compinios iu this gyring disease This is sound sense Wheolor aba onoof the strongest recommonda city Richmond Rcgistor Claudo Paxton of Mt Sterling and 41018 of Ayers Sarsaparllla a incdi--cin- o that not only provents diseases W S Hrrrisou freight igent of tho C Ss O railroad at Lexington woro liut cures them Misses Lucy and in town Monday Frank Pickoroll luis accepted tho posi ¬ Prudio Harpor and Mattio Wilson of tho who tho of Miss tion of general managerPendleton and Auniohave beenleave toguests for thoir Ice company day Connor Mies Anna Mr Pickerell is at homes in Mt Sterling Cook owners He Johnson of Mt Sterling is tho guest liojno in this kind of business Col Tho firm has of Miss Mary Good pastor lvjflows it thoroughly ado no mistake in securing his eor Thos Turner E C ORcar and John tti vicos Mr Pickoroll and wifo will Elliott of Mt Sterling woro hero R A Chiles of Mt anovo to Winchester this weok and Thursday city their future home Wo Sterling was iu town calling on make that Harry Hodman lake pleasure In commending them friends Sunday aud J B Gatowood of Mt Sterling fe our neighbor city Miss Amy woro hero Snnday A Laboring Man Brooks returned to her homo in Mt Times aro hard Woro it not for Sterling Saturday after a visit to Wm Peed of Grassy iny cow garden chickens and tho relatives lioio grasshoppers they feed pu I dont Lick and his brother Geo W Peed Jitiow what my family would do of Clark county visited relatives hero This is tho way some peoplo talk Friday Owingsvillo Opinion and jtdoes not relievo tho situation in Wheat tho least There is money in tho My advico to ovory man who has couutry sufficient to keep it going and tho ono thing to do Is to work and good milling wheat is to hold it if though tho earnings bo small this is however you aro determined to soil tW only way to keep tho dollars in bring samples to mo as I am buying circuit Hon Whenever a dollar Is in to ship JACon IlENnY 2 2t liand keep it moving -i their pulpits Sunday morning At night uuion Borviccu were held with tho Southern Presbyterian church Rev E E Bomar preaching a fine sermon to a congregation that taxed the audience room to its utmost capacity Tho union services will bo hold Baptist with church next Sunday Rov A J Arrick pastor of tho First Presbyter church filling the pulpit A gentle ¬ man who sat by us at tho service Sun day night and who is not himself a member of any church said to us as ho looked at the unmistakable evi ¬ dence of thorough oneness and cordial devotion of tho several pastors as they woro groupod around tho pulpit There is a sermon iu itself a might ier ono than wo could hoar from tho strongest preacher in tho land The good pastors of Mt Sterling are doing what they can to break down division and discord among Gods ¬ ¬ peoplo Elder A M Fisher began a series of revival meetings with tho Antioch Christian church on Sunday evening Services every evening this week aud next Sunday morning and night A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend Subjects as announced aro as follows Montgomery Circuit Court April term fourth day of May 1893 Indian Fields Anna Tipton Administratrix etc Mrs J W Wilson of Camargo is Plaintiffs visiting friends here vs order Tho public school taught by Mr G C Wiliatns is full and running over Traders Deposit Bank ctcDefondants and has been for a mouth Good peo- ¬ It is now ordered that the creditors ple what about buying now seats of Kavanaugh Tipton deceased ap ¬ Tho revival being carried on at El pear before tho Master Commissioner Bethel is doing good work Thirteen of this Court on or bofore Aug 15 ov fourteen have united with the 1893 and any creditor failing to church and wo seem to havo made appear and prove his claim on or before that day shall bo barred as to but a start God bless them all any right to claim tho same against Revs Grlnstead an Matthews arc said Tiptons Administratrix or per ¬ with us to stay during our mooting sonal representative Paul A copy Attest H R Bright Tho Secretary of Agriculture is in Clerk Montgomery Circuit Court receipt of a communication from tho Society of Fruit Culture of Russia an- ¬ 48 8t nouncing au International Exhibition BROWS IRON BITTERS of Fruit Culture to bo held under tho ¬ Dyspepsia auspicoe of tho society at St Peters ¬ burg in tho autumn of 1894 Its ob- ¬ ject is stated to be to show tho pres ¬ ent condition in Russia and other Money niny ho h little scarce but countries of tho cultivation of fruits winter will be very cold Now is tho and vegetables of viniculture tho time to provide againut tho rigors of cultivation of medicinal plants horti winter and T D Cassidy Co will culture and of tho manufacture of help you do so by selling coal very their products 3 2t close A congress of pomologists will bo You will take notice It takes cash convened simultaneously with the ex- ¬ hibition aud all porsous interested in topay for coal and freight 3 4t Baunes x- rnuMiio horticulture and pomology whether in Russia or iu other countries aro in ¬ Miss Jennie Breons class in music vited to participate in the exhibition will begin Sept 4 1893 Miss Breen The classification for tho exhibition is toadies Masons incomparable tech- ¬ 1 MjfairT- r- This is the season for Binder Twine Hoes Rakes Forks Ice Cream Freezers Refrigerators Lawn Mowers And digestion Debility cures In Water Coolers Hammocks Screen Doors and Windows And Wire Cloth Specialties All of which are offered ior sale at the lowest prices by - ji Tuesday night August 15 Tho Wages of Sin Wednesday night August 16 Paradise Lost and Regained Chart Thursday night August 17 A Blessed Truth Friday night August 18 Life Out of Death 17 Saturday night August Heaven aud Hell Wlore aro Tnoy Sunday morning August 20 The Necessity of a Hell Sunday night August 20 Who Will Bo In Heaven as follows 1 Frosh fruits 2 Fresh vegetables 3 Dried fruit and vegetables pre ¬ served or treated by other processes 4 Wine cider berry and other fruit bevoragos 5 Hops and medicinal herbs 6 Seeds 7 Fruit trees and bushes 8 nique which is in Ufeo with a largo portion of the loading teachers of 2 3t America w Mt Sterling -- xr pewarB Ky W W Reed has a large supply of in quart fruit cans and jtlly glasses that he would like to Roll you 2 2t Now is the time to lay in coal Low for cah 52 4t Barnes Trumbo Horticultural appliances implements aud and technicality of pro- ¬ duction 9 Literary scientific and educa- ¬ tional acpessovics collections plants 52 3t Highest uah prho paid fur wheat Bunios Trumbo For Sale International Exhibition of Fruit Cul- ¬ Favorito Prescription Perfectly harm A number 1 hay baler 1894 Imperial Agricultural less in any condition of tho female ture 1 tf Cas II Donohue system It promotes all the natural Museum Foutauka 10 St Petersburg functions builds up strengthens reg ¬ Russia ulates aud cures For women ap ¬ Music Class proaching confinement nursing moth- ¬ My class in music will begin Mon- ¬ ers and every weak run down deli ¬ A Homo School for tho higher education of young ladies Course comday Sept 4 at my residence on North plete and thorough Location healty For particulars address cate woman it is an invigorating sup ¬ Maysville street I havo much reason porting tonic thats peculiarly adapted to bo gratified with J D CLARK President the extent to which 46 12t to their needs Richmond Ky my work has hcou appreciated in tho But its more than that too Its past and hope for a continuation of tho only guaranteed remedy for all liberal patronage ACADEMY FORlYOUNQ LADIES AND LITTLH QIRL8 MT STERLING KY tho functional disturbances paiutul Respectfully Tho first tcim will begin Sept 4 lSri Academic and College Preparatory Courses Primary disorders and chronic weaknesses of 3 Dcpnitmcnt A limited number of boarding pupils 4t Mns Addie Samuels womanhood Kor terms or otlicr infoi matlon address Miss S M Lowin until August 15 Ilyattsville Mtl In femalo complaints after August 15 Jit Sterling Ky jq gm The Place to Buy every kind periodical pains bearing-of Ed Mitchell tho Hardware man down ¬ sensations internal inflammation and kindred ailments if itevor handles tho following Leading every ouo guaranteed to bo falls to bonofit or cure you havo your class iu every particular first money back ¬ etc Forsons desirous of further inform- ¬ Tho woman who works and is tired will find a special help in Dr Piercos ation aro referred to tho office of tho uitoirys inoir ihttehs It will cure you cleanso your liver and giro a good appetite Or you are all worn out really good for noth ing It Is general debility Try IF TOUIt hACKAGnE8j ¬ MADISON FEMALE INSTITUTE ¬ Cholora is in Now York Harbor and yellow fever iu Pensacola and other points iu tho South It is confi- ¬ dently expected such sanitory meas ¬ ures can bo enforced as so to stamp out botli droad scourges without great loss of lifo Tho Mitchell wagon Tho Owensboro wagon Whiteloys Solid Steel Mowor Whiteloyd Self Dump Hay Rake Tho Tiger Hay Rake Tho Granger Hay Rake Kentucky wheat Drill Vulcan Chilled Plow Now South Cano Mill Win--cJiest- er Notloe to Taxpayers Cooks Evaporator and pan 52 4t Frazlors cart am now ready to receive vour I taxes for 1892 aud as thoy havo been duo since tho 1st day May and I only They Mean It havo until tho 1st day of Novombor you tho reader owo us anything If in which to collect and pay all the largo or small iu amount this is a taxes to State and county without pay ¬ ing a per cout therefore I request demand for the monoy just as much you all to come forward and 6ottle at so as if wo were talking to you face onco all como at once you will bo Circumstances at present I am requested to Rtato to face waited on all who owo back taxes to R C compel us to enforco this without ex- ¬ that Robinson thoy must pay at onco or ception they will bo levied on for same and if 2 2t Gnunns iiazelkigo Buy your winter coal of T D year also Hoping that you will como Cassidy 3 2t and Co in and settlo at onco I remain Yours truly Notice John C Richakdson S M C 3 lt f September 1st 10 penalty will be added to taxes and taxpayers are Strayed or- - Stolen hereby notified that thoy can save this From Chambers Station on Friday cost by calling on D T Apperson night August 11 1893 a gray horso City Tax Collector at R C Lloyds about 16 hands high six or sovon drug store 22t years old with a scar on his back A liberal toward will bo paid for his re ¬ Romombof that tho Owensboro turn to B Lyons Is onebr tho boat wagons made and J Fronchburg Ky which vq jselLat tho extrcmolyjow J or JohnsonOhiioiini prices of 58 50and 92 comploto a Mt Sterling Ky 52 t ED Mitchell m m Doivt DriikInpare iVater The safety of tho family at all times and especially in timo of au epidemic depends largely on tho purity of tho water used Ab ¬ solutely pure water can bo secured by using tho Natural Stono Disk Filter sold by us They aro easily cleaned very simple in construction and cost only 5 CHILES THOMPSON Grocery Co no should bo forced to Jovy to make liis I shall levy at same tlmo for this I ft LlV f rTtrir lJk- - ifyji j MT STERLING ADVOCATE TUESDAY AUGUST 15 1893 THE DAKOTA POPBALLS Boiling Xeedle rods Largo as Tuiupkins Thut Explode When Sit tick Two Headed Double Action Reversible Suukci of tho California Deerts Proper Time to Eat Fruit ¬ Captain W C Pidgo tho superin- Medical Discovery benefit of tho Zulus Turks etc now littlo rattlesnakes known as tho ilioso two repasts cither in its natural That starts the bore remarked a South Dakotan to a j Bia0 winder because of his peculiar state or simply cooked torpid liver Into Iu either of healthy action party of friends at tho Palmer I method of progression which is sido-- these ways it will bo found easy of di- ¬ purifies and en refer to that nothing olso on earth wise ono ond at a time rather than gestion agreeable to the system a cor riches the blood cleanses and repairs tho system returns like it tho popweed It is of rank straight ahead liko other reptiles condi- ¬ hoalth and vigor and builds up flesh and growth but littlo less than marvel The side winder is found in great lectivo of many demoralized strength For all diseases that como from ous in its way It has a stalk liko numbers in the hot deserts and dur tions and most highly relished by all a disordered liver or impure blood Dyspep for Tliero sia uiuousness ocroiuious man and scalp tho cabbago plant with a largo ing tho warmer summer nights keeps appetites of normal condition and Children oven Consumption round top tho sizo of a Hubbard moving all night long unless ho hap ¬ lias come into voguo in lata years Diseasos its earlier stages thoor Discovery in squash and about tho same color pens to fetch up in a comfortable what may bo tormed almost a fad for is tho only remedy so sure and certain that HIRTY yonrV olmorvntlon of Castoria with tho patronage of it can bo guaranteed If it doesnt benefit There aro thousands of acres of it on placo liko tho folds of a blanket It ho production of strangely compoun- ¬ or euro in every caso you bavo your money million of person permit na to speak of It without gn easing tho Indian reservations In tho vi- is said his bite is certain death nev- ¬ back cinity of alkali beds it grows to a ertheless wo never hear of any deaths ded things iu tho lorm of saucos and On these terms its tho cheapest blood- It 1 naqaPB tloiinbly tho boat remedy fnrlnfaats nad Childrea sold no matter how many hundred prodigious sizo from that cause The captains spec relishes of ono namo and auothor oi Surifler offered for a dollar or less for tho world has ovor knnmi T in hnrmlct Chlldron like It It When tho terrific northwest winds imen was ono of soveu ho found un which fruit forms the foundation but with this you pay only for the good you get L an you osic ior Detter prooi oi lis superi- ¬ glvoa them health It will nova their live blow lato in tho falls tho popballs dor the samo rock near tho quarry which aro so disguised by tho addition ority over all other blood purifiers f la it Mothers have become detached from tho stalk and a foot of spicings and other foreign iugro With this is another snake aoraethliig which in absolutely afo and praotioally porfrot a a roll for miles over tho prairies until or so in length which for certain is pracchilds modloiuo they reach uneven country or other powers and peculiarities can chal dioutsthat tho orignul fruit Its Origin Let it tically lost to sight and taste obstructions where thoy accumulate lenge tho reptile world This littlo Caatoria destroy Worm Tho story runs that early in tho cen and pilo up like houses of snow snako has a perfect head on either bo understood onco for all that theso Castoria allnyg Fovorlshnotn Behind these banks of weeds the ond of his body Not only that but things aro no longer fruits and aro tury a native North Carolinian who had moved across tho jborder into Castoria prevents vomiting Sonr Card wild buffalo found shelter in mid during his lifetime ho could and did not to be considered such and can iu winter from tho fierce blizzards go in either direction without turn no manner or degrco yield tho boue South Carollula was forced to fly back Castoria onron Diarrhoea ait 1 Wind Collo the popweed ball comes forci ing just as readily ono way as the llcial results to be derived from tho again to escape arrest The Governor If Castoria rollovos Teething Trophies bly in contact with any hard ob- other As a reptile he is as complete of South Carollula straightway issued uso of fruit Good Housekeeping Castoria onros Constipation nnd Flatulency ject while rolling it oxplodes with a a double ender as one of those double a rcquistion on the Govornor of North tremendous report a cloud of fine onder ferryboats or even more since Castoria nentralizos tho offoot of oarhonio acid gas or polsonoai air Carollula for tho fugitivo criminal Clover Sick Land powder passes on through tho air his reversing gear works quick as a Caatoria does not contain morphine opinm or other pare o tip property j Hut tho latter Govornor hesitated Tho and thousands of sharp fine needles flash and no matter which way ho Occasionally wo aro told that laud Castoria assimilates tho food TOgnlato tho rtomaoh and towol criminal had many and influeucial are thrown out in every direction goes he has a complete lookout astern This is occa- ¬ trlonds Finally tho South Carolina becomes clover sick Those noodles aro the seed of the as well as ahead giving hoalthy nnd natnral aloe tho executive with a largo popweed and aro what produce the retinue waited This specimen was found under a sioned by too excessive growth of Caatoria 1 pnt np in on alto hottTm only It is not sold in hnlk mischief with stock for tliey are rnpi whiRh hnl boon turned over plant Many assunio that because un his brother official at Raleigh the Dont allow any ono to soil yon nnythlng olao on tho plea or proralaa very penetrating A critter will Ho would dart ahead a foot or two at clover and other leguminous crops of run from a rolling popweed iiko a n tim0 tnon suddenly stop Then help thdir laud by fixing nitrates iu capital wero North Carolina all The that it in jnvt aa god and will answer every pnrpoae visitors received with due jack rabbit from a coyote when a cane or stick was put in front i lie soil that thoy can keep their lands Sen that yon c t honors A bauquot was given them Tho Indians tell strange and in- - of his eyes ho would reverse and tortile by means of legumes and yet wlno and brandy was served teresting stories about the weed It dart right back tho other ond or When Tho fao nlniilo ijjonoyory is said that the young braves of the head first precisely as if that were tell off their fertility thus acquired at last the decanters and glasses wero signature f f wrapper tribe for discipline and to prepare tho only head ho possessed and as if hut the fact must not be ignored that removed tho Governor of South Car themselves to endure great torture that were tho front ond ho had de- while clover and othor legumes fur-¬ to stato his errand Along would fight with those popballs as pended on all his life Then when nish nitrogen thoy are great exhaust ¬ olhiajroso Children Cry for and acrimonious debato followed Tho The an obstacle was placed in front of schoolboys do with snowballs ers of tho mineral elements of fertility Governor of South Carolina became battle of tho popweed is held once that ond back ho would go the other a year and is witnessed by tho whole hfcad first as if that were the only and if not kept supplied with lime angry rising onco moro to his feet he tribe with great pomp and parado h ad ho possessed This is consider potash and phosphoric acid thoy will said sir you have refused my just To the young braves tho occasion h able of a snako story and some of soon cease not only to aid othor crops demand and offended tho dignity of what the Fourth of July is to the tho snako editors may not believe it but to grow themselvas but with my offlco and of my state Unless you white American youth There are nevertheless it is given as tho actual clover and tho mineral constituted at onco surrondor tho prisoner I will the noiso and smoko of battle to per- truth Bishop Cal Register commercial fertilizers the mainten ¬ return to my capital call out the mi fection and tho fine sharp needles ance of fertility in any averago soil is litia and take tho fugitivo by force of How Trousers Camo to lie Popular cause intense pain Tho greatest exTrousers came into uso for general u comparatively easy matter Clover arms Governor what do you say hibitions of bravery are rewarded by Lager Beer Muendhener Pilsener Golden Eagle and promotion in tho tribe and presenta wear with the French revolution Mckticss is almost always an cxhaus All eyes wero turned on tho Governor supporters of lionoflimoor of other mineral sub- ¬ tions of handsome beadwork are Tho gentlemen the Export Bottle Beer rose made by tho young braves best royalty and sound constitutional stances which tho clover domauds for of North Carolina The latter to a Are tho most perfect products of the art o beer making by common consent Furthermore hlowly to his feet and beckoned principles wore breeches The sans squaws or maidens Upon laud which is servant who stood some distance away culottes who denounced every one its own support Tho needles from the largest PHYSICIANS AND MEDICAL JOURNALS Miiloring from too much clover and His bearing was firm and dignified as aro very long and when baked who wore breeches finally went be in hot ashes become very hard and yond their opponents and woro twice too littlo of anything else an applica- ¬ became his position Ho was slow Highly reccommend Pure extract of Malt and Hops and thoasformer Invariably prcscribo It for tho purposo of such especially professional men strong and make good arrows The as much cloth around their legs in a tion of limo usually produces the about answorinc and tho Governor of beset with Building up Broken Down Constitution our aim to manufacture tho very aro often as a remedy unsurpassed It has been thereby relievo tho public of tho use of the manifold offered so called tonics which at article an Zulus would undoubtedly be charmed word adopted tho modern trousers desired result Indiana Fanner South Carolina again demanded beneflcial results if thoy do no po3itivo harm Wo have admirably Bucceedcd Proof best have n of badge of a party with this wonderfully warlike weed and made them the tho universal uso of our What do you say Isay Governor and perhaps knowing a good tiling Napoleon who was too thin at one Cannod QuIncoWlth Apple that it is a long time between drinks when thoy see it would surely want period of his life and too stout at anTho propotions aro a half peck of Tho reply restored good humor Do to take back a ton or so of it foi other to look his best in small clothes Thronghoui the United States ol America It Is tlio purest malt and seed Certain it is however that nevertheless wore them on state oc- quinces to a half bushel of fine sweet canters and glasses woro brought out witu the utmost enro and lathe only remedy for convalescents to gain hop extract manufactured strength nnd vitality Ask with tho passing away of our buff ulc casions after ho had been crowned apples Prepare tho quinces and again and while tho visitors remained The John Hauk Brewing Co Cincinnati Ohia and Indians tho Dakotans aro more emperor His army was tho first cook tho waste saviug ouly tho water If any ono attempted to refer to tho Oct 4 92 lvr than anxious to bo rid of the pop that woro trousers and they kept progress stop by step with tho march in this water cook first the apples diplomatic object ho was cut short by Chicago Tribune balls which have been prepared cored and the remark that it was a long time of tho French legions How a Police District Got Its Name The French trousers were seen in cut into eights until thoy aro tender between drinks When tho visiting Inspector Williams sauntered alone Egypt in Spain in Italy in Ger Slice the quinces quito thin and boil Governor returned home ho was es ¬ upper Broadway in a reflective mood many in Poland and in Russia and In tho samo water until they can be corted to tho boundry lino by tho Gov- ¬ tho other day It was his day off with them tho neat gaiter People and he was taking a look at his old thought that tho manner in which a pierced with a fork Draiu and weigh ernor of North Carolina and they bailiwick the Nineteenth precinct great conquering nation clad its legs the quinces and apples placing them parted tho best of frionds Tho fugi- ¬ The old Tenderloin has greatly was tho correct model and when the together For each pound of the fruit tive was never surrendered Detroit changed ho said musingly It k trousers wearers marched over the allow half a pound of white sugar and Freo Pros getting to be a big business contoi wearers of pigtails and knee breeches placo it in tho juice bringing tho re- ¬ LEXINGTON KY M now Large stores and business build at Jena and Auerstadt a decision was sulting sirup to a boil At that point LAND STOCK AND CROP Tho greatest Cut Prico sale over kuown in tho history of l ings are taking the place of many oi given from which the world did not Lexington add the fruit which should bo covered tho old landmarks caro to appeal Washington Star The coming orango crop of Florida with tho juice if the latter is scaut Boys Cloth- ¬ JJ nf3Goti9n Indies Spring Wraps Mens Youths By the way the inspector said ing Gents lurnUhiiig GoodgjMcns Boy7s Ladies Misses and and will bo 4000000 boxes ChlldruW Shoes Whims of Mulnes Summer Guests do you know how this add sufficient boiling water Bring suddenly Calico In all colors worth 7c at 5c n yitl A beautiful lino of whito India Linen Wo have some finicky summer tho wholo to a simmer and let it con A patch of rye sown in July or came to bo called the Tonderloin 1 yd wlilo Blenched Cotton worth 8 1 3 2 7 nnd7 l 2o a yard at 5 0 guests along tho Maine coast In cents nt 5o a ynrd Demtnit Flannels worth 8 13c nt 5c a No Well Ill tell you I gave it thai linuo till tho apples are quite soft August aftor a rainfall will makogood 1 yd wldo Brown and Unbleached Cotyard name It was 15 years ago that it several places tho government takes when the sauce is ready to bo canned grazing during tho fall ton at 5c a yard Coylon Crincklo in all colore worth 20c Best Apron Uinglmms worth S l 3c at nt lie n yard was christened I had come up out in its whistling buoyB in summer in Co a yard A full line of Wool Sergo In all colors To a market gardener the difference Dress Ginghams worth 10c at 7 3 lc a of the old Oak street station to take order that tho nightmares of fussy and scaled Good housekeeping and blnck worth 75c at 4lta a yard yaid All colors of Turllno Bunting worth 15c in carliuess will make a big difference command of it A reporter camo iv old ladies in hotels and cottages Shalla Goods worth 8 l 3c at 6c a yard at Do a yard It is hotter to remove limbs that arc Pino Apple Tissues worth 23c at 15c a Henrietta Cloth In all colors 80 Inches ono night to find out for his papoi may not whinny and shriek When iu profits yard these visitors depart the whistle brokon by the winds wiuu io i i iu i z isjc ana up how I liked my now charge Dotted nnd Flowered Swiss worth 23 rench Sntinca In all colors 15 l 2c A little while Tho best time to plow stubble TVa lioon fpwlino- nn rnmn atvnh Koes back to business cents at 15c a yard worth S8o a vanl Cochcco Satinesln all colons worth 16c Albert Twills ia all colors 8 yards In If fruit trees aro to bo planted in ground for fall wheat i the earliest m yasco a long tnno aown on kjclk street J ago a steam ooat company upon at Ito a ynrd one pattern to each customer 80 luches its tho yards plant them iu the back yard possible moment bay erected a little house Dotted Swiss Mull worth 83c at 10c a wldo for 00c a pattern worth 25c a yd replied now Im going to have a bil yard A full iinu of Black uivanuiea 13 it l z cottager That brighl wharf An irascible old of the tenderloin Glot a Silks in all colors wortli 35c at 10 nnu 10c worth M zt 27 l 2c a yard There is less shrinkage iu canned Tho tobacco crop in Western Florida luu a vjiru Carsh 4 50 nnd 7c a yard young reporter printed the remarli deemed that his view was obstructed India Mull worth 25c nt 12o a ynrd berries than any other kind of fruit especially around Chipley is exceed next day and over since tho name by tho now building and one night he Tenderloin has clung to tho district tramped down to tho wharf and deA small piece of ground will pro- ¬ ingly duo with It is known as tho Tenderloin in po molished the structurespiritedan ax duce euough fruit for any ordinary Tho Louisiana rico crop was 2000 interlico nomenclature as well as in the Thero was a brief but At the Same Reduced Prices 000 sacks equal to 200000000 pouuds view between the irascible old gen- family New York Sun newspapers Wo nlso give away with every 5 to J0 purchase a prejont In Silverware tleman and tho companys agent and ¬ of clean rice 101500000 pounds re books and pictures acording to purchase A great many horticulturists advise tho next building staid for didnt Mount What Ho Advertised mained unsold not to prune grapes after the sap has Most advertisements are stated tho old gentleman build it himself California has tho finest exhibit on emphatically but it is unusual foi Exchange started tho Worlds Fair grounds especially ono to hear such striking evidence ol Impressions of People 30 South Limestone Street LEXINGTON KY Mellon vines can bo prevented from so far as fruits ami vegetables sincerity as this from tho Skagil Tho ntbpv WR nhif fit flhinor wn are nljSyjKm County Wash Times No one could Woro much interested in talking over bunching by throwing a hoc full of aro concerned of any Stato in tho read it without feeling that tho ad the impressions we carry away with dirt on tho vine near the end This Union vertiser was dead in earnest I am us of people newly introduced My weighting of the vino can bo repeated going to close out my entire stock ol mothor said she always notioed the as oftou as It is nesoessary to hold the Tho spraying of cabago heads with diy goods clothing hats boots teeth and drew many conclusions vino down a strong decoction of cayenne popper shoes and notions Also blankets from tho color shape size transparwill kill tho worm that eats up the comforts lamps and glassware Hun ency etc My sister said she invaricabbago head Spoolmon Cases dreds of useful things that ovory ably judged by tho mouth and had body needs I dont want em Conn scarcely ever been mistaken A Tho clippings on tho lawn act as a S II Clifford Now Castle Wis and get em Thoy will bo sold at u friend staying with us always carmulch and protect tho grass against price that will lift em from my shop ried away a distinct portrait of tho was troubled with neuralgia and rheu- ¬ drouth Tho grass should bo I dont want em and wont have em color shape and expression of the matism his stomach was disordered frequently if left on tho grouudmowed Have been keeping store for 41 oyo I declared for tho handshake liU liver was cflected to an alarming years and its long enough Noth and so far have not had reason to degree apnotito fell away and he For small fruits such as strawber ¬ ing in it Going to raiso hogs chango my opinion that this is the was terribly reduced both iu flesh ries chomicals may bo considered tho surest 1 An interesting story is told of the junctiontest especially taken in con- and strength Thrco bottles of Elec- ¬ best manure Stable manure on ac- ¬ with the laugh Woman poet Whittier showing his ingenu count of tho weed seed should not bo tric Bitters cured him ity in getting subscriptions for n Edward Shepherd Harrisburg III applied The Lord Is Always Too Dusy good cause There woro i numbei Tho lobby of tho house of commons had a running soro on his leg of eight T of carriage makers in Amesbury is haunted almost every day by a lady years standing Used thrco bottles It you have sown clover on wot SCIILEGELS laud this spring and want a good where ho resided and being onco un who trots after Sir William Harcourt RT STORE YOU CAN GET of Electric Bitters andBoven bottles of crop it would bo tho part of wisdom ablo to collect cash in consequence with a demand for 23000000 It is RT MATERIAL OP ALL KINDS of tho prevailing commercial depres said that when Sir William porceives Bucklcus Arnica Salvo and hi leg is to drain it boforo winter RT COLORED AND PLAIN GLASS mm sion ho suggested that each might this persevering lady a bleached souud and woll John Speaker Cataw ¬ RT COLORED AND PLAIN WALL PAPERS contribute eomo part of a carriage Florida tobacco sold from thlry flvo RT PICTUKES FRAMES AND SHADES look comes over his faco andlio sud ba O had flvo largo soroscn his leg ono tho whoolfl another tho body denly discovers that he has business doctors said ho was unqurablo AT MT STERLING KY Out cents to 225 per pouud Fourimes etc Thus all tho parts of a com in another part of tho house Yet bottlo Electee BHtors andono bor of tho usual area has been planted The plete carriage were given and it was she would bo satisfiod with 4000000 Riicklons salve cured him entirely coining crop is expected to bo 50 por gold for the amount required Ex- paid on account London Tit Bits cent better than any previous crop Sold at W 8 Lloyds drug storo ¬ ¬ ¬ Lung-scrofula tendent of tho Inyo niorblo quarries Thoroo a famous product of the near tho lako has two jai s of alcohol In connection with meals especially at prairies of tho Dakotns that bIiouW in which avo soveral objects of un ¬ breakfast and dinner It should bo mcasuro with e shown in Chicago for tho special usual interest Tliero is one of the supplied in goncrou Tho proper time for eating fruit i A good appttite can be bought liko anything else And rood diges ¬ tion alter it too Both of tbom come with Doctor Pierces Golden infants ¬ T I 1 ¬ J ¬ ¬ 1 sa j j j ¬ wsr Pitchers Castoria v ni j The John Hank Brewing Cos v pop--weed- s ¬ ¬ Invalid Bottled Beer r nu ¬ ¬ I Tho Cyclone Store fi II 1 ¬ - tv ¬ ¬ Shoes and Clothing yt -- ¬ 1 CARTER GILLESPIE ¬ ¬ V ¬ ¬ dprmah0IouisyilleKy ¬ - Si r if mKMfL mKtx miwr - i v im dja II MMtoititail MT STETlIiiyG ADVOCATE TUESDAY AUGUST 15 1893 THE ADVOCATE M i OPINION OF THE PRESS Vfhatthe Leading Papers Say of the Presidents Message Wo glvobolowtho editorial opinions taken from papers In liferent parts of the country The Now York World says It is a characteristic document plain spokon honest torso and patriotic Tho Pres ¬ ident places tho chief responsibility for the financial troubles just whero tho business mon of all parties have fixed it upon tho Sherman law His statements of facts aro undeniable His conclusions aro lrrcslstiblo to all opon and candid minds The Presi ¬ dent docs well to emphasize one phabo of the trouble which has lvcoivcd less attention than it merits This is tho bad effect of a depreciated or a sus- ¬ pected currency upon tho wage carnor The Presidents meaning in tho last unconcoalcd hostility to ellvci as money except used in menial sorvico his opou solicitude for foreign bond- ¬ holders that they shall bo paid in gold and nothing but gold for tho bonds thoy purchased at half their faco and which under tho law aro payable in greenbacks and by a resolution of Congress in cither gold or silver what ho says will have no weight with in telligent and unbiased mon and will meet tho approval of those only whose interests lio in tho impoverishment of tho masses of tho country for the on- richmout of the classes foreign and American that own tho money and aro therefore advantaged by tho lessoning values of all tho other assets of the Tho Chicago Record lud says Tho Presidents message is a remark able document in no respect savo in its straightforwardness and calm busi ness tone Instead of endeavoring to lay thoblamo for tho enactment of the Shorman law upon Republicans ho Bays mildly that it may bo considered to havo beon a trnco between tho ad ¬ vocates of freo silver and thoso in ¬ tending to bo more conservative The recommendation of Presidout Clove land will meet with geuoral approval Tho question submitted to Congress is notoi a political character and should not bo viewed from an angle of par ¬ tisanship Rop Tho mass of Republicans will agree with the President and thoso who roprosont tho party in Congress will vote lu favor of repeal In short outsldo of tho fow alleged Republicans in tho silver States thoro is reason to believe that tho party in Congress will support the rogeal with earnest ¬ ness and will urgo that such a meas- ¬ ure bo passed at an early day Tho declaration of tho president to tho ef-¬ fect that tho revision of tho tariff should follow at onco tho repeal of tho Sherman silver law will not tend to stop tho closing of factories or to promoto tho confidence essential to in- ¬ says X X X iSPMble Chloride of Gold Tablets HnUaiaiLT i --- H I LLS -- REMEMBER careful investigation ua to our respomibiP lty and the merits of our Tablets ISSHflKA SS KEK25M Ujr uturo iurj uhauuu in irom s too i world X X X Iho Indianapolis Journal XXX wv uau pnucnis aro nnowcti tno freo uso of Llanor or Mor ns thoy ball voluntarily give phlwutUi up Particulars and pamphlet of testimonialsthem and shall freo DO triad to nlacn imirnrrr f mm -nntr n -V w ui iu cuiniuillliua- lS ni jwuo nuuuiiYuuotucureu uy mo USOOI our TABLETS J 8 TABLETS aro for salo by all first class drug v H -Tx uituMiinra iov ww -i am mmw rr t habit ui uur orciiAL -- uwiiy daVS Perfrctlv harm swp suiujungor cnowwif in a low dayj - wi I UKMULA GOLD CURB TABLETS C- xtivii s Fmm WS - A FEW Testimonials 1 J - I Under tho hoad of A groat Docu- ¬ ment tho Courier Journal says DO NOT BE DECEIVED Into anv or tno vntlouM iinmnnnu timt purchasing Liko everything emanating from imi Tnr Onto Chemical Co nflTmVl fl Ciil nl Li aw DBAK SIR tho pen of tho President tho messago I lmvo been alnr rnni- TABLETS and tako no other euro for tobneco hnblt mid fnntwi n amnii strong and ear ¬ boars tho impress of a Manufactured only by do what vou claim for it I used ten cents jpfel worm oi mo airongesi cnewmg tobacco a day nest mind It is marked by exceeding and Irom ono to llvn elrmrN nr unnlit mnVn texpression and thorough clearness of from ten to lortv nines of tohnrcn linvn niii i and smoked lor twentv flvo rniiniiniil te nirima directness of purpose Whilst thoro is OHIO CHEMICAL CO Of your Tablets cured moral havo no desire for it an obvious avoidance of tho arte of B M JAYLOUD Leslie Atlcll 61 E3 65 Opera Block which Mr tho phrase makers in V Mmtna Prunr Tiie Onio Chemical Co Gentlemen some iJ Cleveland can on some occasion tread LIMA OHIO fOr C100 Worth lf Vnnr Tnllnt fnrTnhnKnn II1 time1no sent r sentence doubtless is that poWer should a fe ucstoi mom n utnein nlllght and although 1 wis be explicitly given to tho Administra- ¬ is measure wmi tno compactness tncro PABTICUUUJS they did tho work in less than threeboth heavy smokcrand chewer lavs I am cured both a woll rounded yours JUATHEW JOHNSON I O Box 45 Truly tion to roinforco tho supply of gold in thought and diction which heigh ¬ FREE Such authority is tens its tone and incroasos its weight when necessary -TnEOnlOCnEMICALCo OlNTIrMPVTf- nHt oa nn 1n si needed and should bo givon Word of nrnisa for vnnr TMiletB Mvinn In all the discussions of tho Shorman dustrial prosperity liquor and throutrh a friend I wnnlml tntrvvmirTiilii it Constant drinker llUt uftlr1mlnfvnnrTahlitalmhrnnlns1nniiU Act thoro is nothing that puts tho caso and will not touch liquor of any kind lhavo waited four mouth before writing so you In order to know tho euro was permanent Tho Memphis Appeal Avalanche Yours truly The Now York Sun says No part against him can congoutly itand so forc ¬ MBS HELEN MOBIUSON not read without in- says Mr Clevelands message will PreBidont Clevelands messago as ably Ono of creased respect for a man so straight not satisfy tho country wo regret to vn- - tm rlry ifi The Onio Cn EMiniT Pn -r- pvTt nitv i important as it is in every part is I havo used mornhlne hvnorini mlnnllw fni inrnn rmor a i1 i irlZzz i say His messago should havo been i more significant or politically reassur- ¬ forward aud couragous tho array two packages of your Tablets and without any effort on my part W L LbTEGAY of affirmative from beginning to ond and ing than this passage It Was my Nobody can gainsay Address all Orders to purpose to summon Congress in special facts or anewor tho argument of this it should havo attempted to show tho RESPONSIBLE From beginning to ond it way out of tho woods Ho says ho Is OHBO AGENTS session early in tho coming September message WANTED is equally truo in its presentment of lor the repeal of tho Sherman act 61 53 and 55 Opera Block LIMA OHIO that wo might enter promptly upon In writing pleaso mention this paper tho work of- - tariff reform which tho state of tho country and tho cause This is not tho question at all Tho tho truo interests of tho country clear of the distompor and wiso in its rec question is whether such repeal will bo ly demand which so largo a majority omondation of tho remedy The pur sufficient to re establish confidence so of tho peoplo as shown by their suf- chaso clause must mustit must go un Why could not Mr Cleveland have go promptly gouo to tho extent of saying to the conditionally it frages desire and expect and to tho a Court Directory accomplishment of which every officer Those Senators who undertake to im Congress of tho Uuited States whether pedoits going will dig their own ho thought from his knowledge of the CIRCUIT COURT of tho presont Administration is Judoe JonN E Cooper presiding Third Monday Touching the Tariff country that such repeal wa all that May and the Fourth Monday in November Wo congratulate tho Dcm graves plodged Instead of taking COURT OP COMMON PLEAS ocrrcy on the fact that the President tho Presidont speaks in no uncertain was necssarj the Judoe TJ Scott presiding Third Monday in recognizes squarely and honorably tho tone Hero the messago is all that Re- ¬ ground and giving eomo advice as to September and March this point he coutonts himself with validity of tho pledge Thoro is no most ardent friends of Revonuo MONTGOMERY QUARTERLY COURT form can desire or ask Itj emoves throwing upon Congress tho wholo sign of repudiation Judoe Lewis ArrERSON presiding Tuesday af- ¬ any doubt that may have been created burdon of solving tho problem with- ¬ ter Third Monday in January April July and x x October by tho misrepresentation of tho Pro- ¬ out ono syllablo of advico Wo represent the Old Reliable ¬ tectionists as to Mr Clevelands posicountt court Tho Now York Tribune The rhird Monday of each month Pa are all politicians thieves rrts Colby Hazclton Bros Bush done his part well tion and intentions President has mt sterling city court civil branch asked youugFcnderson No my dear These are manly aud strong words Judoe James W Groves presiding First Sat- ¬ Co and tho Ivers Pond Rep some of them never succeed in steal Tho Chicago Inter Ocean urday in each month and they leave little disposition to suggest that their responsibility has says The messago of President ing anything Boston Transcript It rested with him since tho 4th of March Cleveland to tho Fifty third Congress Professional S4 and that every days delay since that explaining the call for a special session Dr Edward McGlynn made an ad ¬ T01IN M ELLIOTT might have boon avoided if he had is a clear and forcible presentation of dress to some 5000 of his friends at And the Mason Hamlin and Chicago Attomey-at-LnJ called Congtess together If mistaken of the subject now most prominent bo ¬ Washington R Mt Met ling Kv Park N Y on Tuesday Oillce 14 r rtMrcet KustFl loor deferring action ho is plainly right foro tho country Tho Presidont recin ommends tho doing of only ono thing night It was a jubilee over tho doc ¬ now in asking Congress to do its part T JAKNETT Attoinoy-at-LaWo sell all tho above instruments on such easy terms that all who ith promptness Tho President de- ¬ tho repeal of tho purchase clause of tors restoration to tho priesthood Salyersville Ky aro thinking of buying can easily pay lor them Our terms aro serves high honor for this message so tho Sherman act Do that aud ad- ¬ Every one arose aud cheered him when Will practice in the Courts o Kentucky monthly and price moderate free from every suggestion of trim journ is his programme or at loast to ho appeared on tho platform The J M OLIVEIt miug and compromise at a time when do nothing else until that has been Wo havo also just added a complete line of SHEET MUSIC and Attorncy at Law and Surveyor IT LHI1 tho air is full of bartering schemes done In discussing tho money ques- speaker mentioned the name of tho SMALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS to our stock and can furnish All collections and leal estate transactions or tion ho goes so far as to leave no pos Archbishop of New York There was anything concerning tho sumo uromptly at- aud 60 earnest and strong in its appeal you anything in that lino you are looking for Remember wo will tenucato and abstiacts of titles gnen wlien to tho good sense of men to stop the eiblo room for doub tthat ho is in fa- ¬ a storm of hisses Dr McGlynn raised still handle all kinds Sewing Machine Needles and Oil When in Oillce Court Street opposite Court spread of vicious action on tho moiioy vor of a eintrlc standard aud that his hand to remonstrate and liually IlOllfC need of anything in our lino givo us a call question Without distinction of party standard gold THOMPSON MU WitOlUce with Dr it J Drake the iudigualion of those present mon who caro for the wolfaro of the East Main StreetMt Stetling Ky against Archbishop Corrigan spent public will sustain him when ho is so The Jhicago Times QLcm says A HAZELMGG clearly in tho right Whilo tho President makes a well itself Attomey-at-laNo 18 Broadway Fizer Block rJ City Atty urged plea practically for monometal Office Tyler Apperson building Mt SterlincJKy t A special from Providence It I mism ho seems to forget entirely tho The Npw York Times says There MSTyler 3SS2SS2SSSS5SE2SJZKSSSSEES2ZESSiES52SIZSKl Lewis Apperson Commissioner Johu Twom ffe is not a trace of partisanship or of that Democratic party pledged itself to says T1YLEK APPEItSOK maintain biineialism It cannot main ¬ bly aud Isaac N Stephens of Denver Attomeys-at-laH much more subtle temptation for men Office Tyler Appctson building ML Sterling Ky in high place tho pride of opinion tain bimctalism and repeal tho Sher who arrived hero to consult with There is nothing in it that can offend man act without a substitute but tho Provideuco witnesses iu the first trial bw w 1I1TE 11KOOKS Tho Attorneys-at-Laany- section any class or even any fac- ¬ President asks no substitute roRs ML Sterling Ky tion The legislation which is so far messago is from first to last a plea for ot Dr T Thatcher Graves for tho mil W A SUTTON DICK SMITH practice In tho counties of Montgomery J a reprobation of sil- ¬ murder of Mrs Josephine A Baruaby Bath Menifee Powell Clark and Bourbon and tho cause of our troubles that its re monometalism the bupciior and Appellate Courts Office in moval is essential to us recovery is ver and tho legislative body if truo have called upon nearly all of thum Caldwell building not denounced in any angry spirit and to its party as it ought to be must ask In each instance tho witnesses have W A DkIIAVEN 11 no reflection is made upon tho motives instead of tho Sherman law what that Attorney Sit Sterling Ky those who brought it about Thcro question is a question it would have agreed to attend tho second trial of Office Court Street Will practico In all Conrta to answer for itself It must devise which will bo held about the middle of is no harsh criticism of conflicting of tho Commonwealth Main Street West theories or theoriems while tho most tho legislation October Tho Deuvcrites it is said Dn D L ntOCTOlt Wo are in tho moving appeal to the 6ense the pa- ¬ Dentist havo unexpectedly discovered 60ino ML Sterling Ky triotism and the fairness of all It is a says Tho St Louis RepublicDem Offlcoover ML Steiling National Hank extremely important testimony aud message that every man must respect In form and tone tho messago is ad- ¬ FDMITORE and UNDERTAHNGcjo and in which all may feel not only sat- ¬ mirable It docs not intrude upon thoy wore assured that tho peoplo N COX M D isfaction but prido Congress a Presidential dictum as to who can give it will go to Denver ml atoning Ky Office Itoom 0Tylcr Appcreon building Resitho legislation Tho repeal of the pur- ¬ Business for profit Wo can succeed only by practicing dence on Queen street How To Test A Novel chase clause of tho Sherman act has strict economy and observing business methods Our prices Herald jsy The Now York law stop says Itc ¬ beon agreed upon by all parties and The following formula for testing JJtl HOWAltD VA ANTV JltP will bo no higher than those of our sharpest competitors in tho tho Sherman siln Tpeal buying his recomendatiou merely expresses a uovol may help some young person in Office with Dr Wm van Antweni Short street largest cities A suite of furuituro or any other article of our ver This is tho pith of tho messago opposite the court house line will bo a duplicate in material and price to thoso in tho sent by President Cleveland to Con tho settled opinion in tho country Iu hor homo roadiug It is the one used all quarters the example of moderate The trade will bo closests markets the same terms considered gress Now that Congress has been D HHAYDON MD supplied with tho latest styles of bedroom parlor and hall furn- ¬ brought together for tho special pur- - expression set by his communication by a successful college professor in Jit Stei ling Kv to Congress can bo profitably followed his literature classes iture wardrobes bookcases sideboards chiflbiricres hatracks tUn nnaDKnn nnan nf rlnnlinrr nrith t I1cq near rrsldcnee cor lieu Sycnmoro Sta settees plain and ornamental chairs tables couches folding 1 Plot Mwill bo a positive crimo for members Tho message was received by Congress beds in their various combinations etc of that body to waste timo in ab- - with good feeling and will bo so re 2 Incident aud description H CLAY McKEE Attomoy-at-Lastruso debates When a house is burn ¬ received by the country Tho Presi ¬ In addition to the above line wo will handle a full 3 Characterization Internal Mt Met ling Ky CXing tho tho thing to do is to put out dent has honestly described a condi Office upstairs comer of Court and Broadway tho firo not stand round and hold do tion as it appears to him aud Congress ternal OIF1 bates as to tho sort of structure that will honestly seek a remedy DAY i Literary quality B LAWYElt may bo built on the site 5 Ethical quality imagination Of both high and low grades upholstery an curtain materials Office over Exchango Bank The StLouls Globe Democrat Rop quality emotive quality Mt Sterling Kentucky mats rugs table and piauo covers window poles etc Will practico in all tho Courts of Kentucky Clevelands messago has hardly Tho Denver Republican says Ta- ¬ says A second formula considered profora- and tho Federal Courts ken as a wholo tho Presidents mes ¬ satisfied tho country It is restricted blo in somo respects to tho first is this ESTABLISHED 1856 sago will prove a greater sot back to to tho question of silver whilo the 1 Plot tho advocates of tho singlo gold stan- ¬ public looked for a broader treatment ML Sterling Ky West Main Street Capital Stock 10000r Superilical B F Ieters Pies John O Winn Cashier dard tnan to tho upholders of bimot of tho monetary issue It is evident 2 Characterization that tho President believes that tho essential alism It recommends tho uncondi 3 Incidental Sketches of Scenery tional repoal of tho purchasing clause chief romedy for tho financial and ol tno bucrman Jaw but it does not commercial ills is the repoal of tho life and manners Prc6entpast contajn a single valid argumont to purchaso provision of the existing L Elucidation of Important prob- ¬ prove that tho existing financial strin laws He has pointed out tho evil Experience Teaches Ono of tho most instructive lessons gopcy could bo relieved in any way by fully and fearlessly but tho couutry lems Moral socia politicJ COMPOUND no idea how at a rccont session of a farmers insti- ¬ Bridegroom I have 5 Style Natnralvivacious elegant cutting off tho only moans now avail- ¬ may not bo entirely satisfied regarding tute was tho exhibition of two samplo Now York Evening Post much I ought to give you A recent discovery by an able for an increase in tho already too tho adequacy of tho countoractivo and old physician bnccessfnlly llotvovor limited circulation of tho country tho euro he recommends Clergyman I leave that entirely pounds of butter ono of which sold at ut ed monthly by thousand f Fineness of Encrnvem Lines 01 Ladies makes no roforenco to tho incalcu- ¬ Congress will not shirk or ovado its at ten cents aud tho othor at thirty is tho only per It In St Johns college Oxford is to you sir and reliablo medicine lable Injury that would bo dono to tho obligations In this respect but may be It was explained that thov fectlysafo unprincipled druggists whodiscovered ¬ Beware of Bridegroom Suppose wo postpone cents offer in country by paralyzing its silver mining relied on to provide the legislation tho preserved a portrait of Charles I in me Ucliics in placo of this Ask for Cooks ferior Then I shall woro inado out of tho samo quality of cotton IfoOT Comioind tako no substitute or situation may demand which tho engravers lines as they settlement for a year industry which is capablo under fa seem to bo aro really microscopic know whether I ought to pay yon a milk and cost about tho samo to make Inclose il and 0 cents in postage in letter and Tie favorble conditions of adding80000 will seni scaled bv return mail Knit unli writing tho face alone containing all thousand dollars or nothing Tho diflorenco In selling prico va duo particulars inplaln envelope to ladles ouly two 000 to 100000000 annually to tho Indianapolis Dom Sentinal says tamps Address permanent wealth of tho world Mr Clevelands method of dealing the book of Psalms with tho creeds Clergyman Oh no givo mo fivo mainly to the difleronco in skill iu the Pond LllvCo No 8 Fteher Block DetrolLMlch with tho situation is on tho same line and several forms of prayers dollars now Im ajmarried man my- ¬ making Sold in Mt Steillng by Kennedy Bros- - W S Tho learned Porson is known to as his celebrated tariff message which Tho Rocky Mountain News says Lloyd It C Lloyd T G Julian and dmggisu Truth self It is said that galvauizod iron ought everywhere Tho lino is drawn On ono sido is is now generally admitted to havo havo Indulged in this species of curious idleness occasionally and per Grovor Cleveland with all tho powor been a Stato paper of extraordinary John E Cowgill who has been visit not to bo used in making vessels for of his Administration to force tho ability Ho precedes on tho theory haps tho Greek vorses from the Mo in Kg friends and relatives in this storing honey What makes this W country at whatever cost to tho gold that it Is a condition and not a thoory dea of Euripides with Johnsons county metal remain bright is becausu it is loft Wednesday for his homo Ho cuts away all translation of tho same for Burneys standard On tho other aro all tho that confronts us Tho CONTEACTOR people with their interests struggling sido issues and possibo problems of History of MubIc were oxecutod in Fountain Colordo with his little gradually being eaten away Lida also his sister Mrs zinc eaton away enters tho honoy Of to restore tho bimetallic standard and tho future iu ordor to deal with tho by hirn Though consisting of 220 daughter See AND and baby wont with courao in a largo vessels the quantity thus savo themso vce and their country groat problem of to day It is to bo words they aro comprised in a circle Jesslo M BUILDER frnitl II tor htlolnncia Ilitn T tlinfnnn hoped that Congress will follow his half an inch in diamotor with a him to mako that their future homo that enters tho honey is so small iu OFFICE AT Ilor many friends rcgrot to seo hor proportion to the amount o honoy Tof his facts deliberately dismombored J example small space in tho center left blank 201 Richmond Street leave but wish hor much success iu that is not perceptible But it is ob- iUBjugic oascu upon nan tom tales ins Boston CJommonwealth hor now homo jcctlonablo only in a lessoned dogrco call on him and secure estimates and Tablets wrlt0Jrour nmo and address plainly and state Whether TnnlntM urn tn r TnVtnnn uujujjju vi wv Umin TlnnninU A them encloso us I 00 mall a puckago or our 83 from persons who havo been cured by tho use of Hills Tablets T M I CW Ttf A - X X X SsSP iVi ini ii -- THE CHEMICAL CO 1 111111 ntivbLrtt4 flasical Goods X j X X X Ju L-J-- CS COTTAG E oa--i- w w ¬ AT X X E L DflfaSON SOC V A w X X - IMPPTPTiTLPP m SUTTOtf 111 SfllTH t-law X X X I -- ¬ X X X w STOCK C IEBIEZETS X X X X X X SUTTON SMITH mi eBPMgegeiegmepPiiee 1 InlPl X X X X X X ¬ ¬ J NICKERS0N7 11 Is i -- m jrlA f SZ4 3M u v tlAjsi v aWHnM Jv MT STERLTNCr ADVOCATE TX3ESB AY AUGUST 15 tS93 A u y THE ADVOCATE HORSE AND TRACK i No other house does ovor did or over Avill sell RUoh sterling quali ios at such low prices as wo quote FIVE DOLLAR foal EST ¬ RUCTION ThodamofNaucyllanksisin to Director If Mavtha Wilkes was right at Buf falo she will not do in hor class Waltor E 210 is the winner of the largest purso won by a trottor this WORLDS FAIR RATES VH BY THK J N Wilson oowp AJsnr I CHOICE SEASONABLE GOODS GOES i Klifi Sffi desirable for a little Call at the PAWNBROKERS year Hanietta 2115 looks to bo a littlo the best picco of troting material that Crit Davis over had Nancy Hanks started at Boston to 2 llf beat the timo of Sho mado tho timo in 2 084 Bud Doblo has all that Pixloy wins this year and charges nothing for training and driving her Jay-Eyc-Seo llk 4cliliiwB Worlds Fnlr Gceunton Bcslnnlns July 23nltn nddltlon to tho rcRulnrexcursion good Crescent Will ratcitho Queen Stdoto of falo forBell first class500 less thanticketsregular tho nt return fltteai dwS from Theso tickets ore via cither Cincinnati or via Louis WorldsTFalr rote vine going and returning samo route Through Cnrs to ChlcAco Quick Time Itawtl rain in tho Crescent Kouto Me sure to tnko tho Queen South vnr tM schedules sleeping car reservations etc call on any agent Ky Queen Crescent Kouto or iouisviuo cuuiuu of thoET Cincinnati O R K or d G KDWARDS G I A 7 VO My Stock consists of Clothing to suit tfte trade SUITS of CLOTHES which brought a profit early in the season now goes for even less than the cost of manufacturing PANTS COATS and VESTS single or together at cut prices Then I would ask you to see my novelties in Shoes They are being sold at what the people call in these times of money stringency baigains i FURNISBLTNa GOODS Everything money STORE You aro Talking Through Your Hat Whon you say any other houso in Central Kentucky competes with us in either price quality or variety A Ilal Pointer won tho Time 207 free-for-a- ll paco Mascot second Manager third best race performance evor mado by a 20G 206 208 and trottor Martha Wilkes has a race 209 record a quarter of a second better by Guy Wilkes mado in tho third heat at EAaus Hulda 208 seems to bo the best maro on tho turf ville Ind last fall while trotting yoar Somo think she can give against Gillette 2 11 but tho first and this Nancy a race second heats of that raco wcro trotted two heats Walter E and Ityland T aro best in 2 18 while Huldas first Then Martha pair of gedlings in training They wcro 212 210 while aro owned by tho brothers Bob and Wilkes had but ono competitor no doubt Hulda had five Ilulda is John Stewart tho greatest maro of tho year and we Wo lately said that Ilal Pointer was beliovo sho will be able to givo Nancy on his last legs Wo now want to add Hanks a fair contest tho postscrip they aro mighty good ones Trottor LAND STOCK AND CROP School Funlshmonts n Generation Ago Budd Doblo drove Nancy Hanks a mile in 2 12 at Buffalo last Thursday Tho Granaries Bhould be cleaned out morning the last half in 1 02 the last before threshing quarter in 30 seconds Somo kill Canada thistles by plow- ¬ ll won tho Fantasy by Chimes ing as deep as possible whon thoy are Buflalo beat ¬ in bloom race at ing Margrave William Peiiu and Sid Gouch of Daveiss County mado Time 2 15 2 15 and 2 15 47G Silicon bushels of wheat on 11 acres of 39000 for ground an average of 41 bushels C J Hamlin received his betting privileges at tho Buffalo Tho hay crop prospect in England GranI Circuit Meeting Tho chance has improved slightly American hay Armstrong will quit is aro that Bride quoted at 20 and 25 per ton free-for-a- Of the 380000 farmers in tho State ll Walter E won tho big of Now York only 7000 are on the stake at Buffalo but it took seven list of those to whom the bulletins of heats to decide Ityland T won sec tho experiment station aro Bent ond money Martha Wilkos third It pays to have horses for farm Best timo 2 10i work that arc naturally good walkers Hal Pointer came homo from the A fast walking team will turn off a half in 10H in the heat that ho out great deal moro work than a slow one finished Blue Sign at Buflalo last week Corgar Bohonbougnt last week The latter managed to pace from the from Bonta Brothers 8000 bushels of three quarters with oue front shoe off wheat at 50 cents a bushel Uarrods MargrtJAC by Baron Wilkes the burg Democrat stake winner of tho the L T Hugely sold his entire stock of at Buffalo has been a very consistent 92 whisky 800 barrols in a Now York performer from a yearling up and his winnings foot up 3000 as a year firm for thirty five cents per gallon Hug and 7420 as a He It was a good salo Danville Advois engaged in 10000 worth of stakes cate for this year and 65000 for noxt The number of hogs packed in tho Pixley is the most unfortunate mare West from March 1 to July 1 was on earth When sho was out a couple moro than a million less than the num of years ago sho could never get better ber packed during tho samo timo than second and now when she is as good as any thing in training she last year manages to meet one just a trillc better Farmers should be just as regular in Hazel Wilkes disposed of her at Cleve- ¬ eating sleeping and beginning and land while Ilulda was ahead at Buli alo Ilulda trotted in 208 Pixleys quitting work as any other class timo was a quarter of a second slower There is nothing gained in tho long run by woeking too hard A oouplo of Toledo Ohio gentle ¬ A writer thinks that tho man who men have patented a pneumatic tire that will not puncture and collapse waits until his colts aro four or five when it comes in contact with glas years old before beginning their edutacks or other street rubbish which cation should to be consistent wait wheelmen as a rule havo to contend until his children are 21 years old be- ¬ with There is a wire mesh vulcan- ¬ fore teaching them their letters ized with the canvas and rubber and Thoro is no doubt that it will pay to it is so arranged that when the wheel feed wheat to tho pigs and hogs But passes over a tack the wire bedding it should bo soakec to get the best ilexes with tho rubber The wire lays profit A mixture of wheat and corn between layers of fabric and the is good to finish off tho hogs When puncturing of tho wheel has no effect hogs aro worth five and six cents it upon allowing tho air to escape wont pay to sell wheat at 50 or CO cents You never can toll what a colt is coming to Tho ono that sticks its tail up like a drum majors plume and Horso Marks trots a threo miuute clip when six or Tho following from the Spirit of tho oignt mouths old sometimes turns out to bo a thrco minuto trotter gets mixed Times about liorso marks will onable gated or goes wrong somo way There many of our readors to call them by aro colts of tho other kind that would their right names defy connoissieur to sottlo tho exact A white spot in tho forehead is a difiorouco between ono of them and a goatand that afterward shed thoirlong star hair and ungainly garb lengthen their A white face from eye to oyo is a Btrido and astonish tho world by a bald face sensational performance A white stripo in the faco is a blaze In spito of tho great cry about tho A stripo between tho nostrils is a liorso business there never waff a timo snip sinco trotting began when there were A wliito oyo is a glass eye bo many races with largo purses such A horse has pasterns not ankles and largo fields of horses entered and thcro is no such joint as a hind knee or started or such crowds of spectators foreshoulder aq havo been seen this year Pedi Wliito below tho pastern joint is a grees no longer sell a horso or big white pastern above tho pastern a money speed equal to a quarter in 34 white leg or 35 seconds dont count but a young White around tho top of tho hoof is horso in which both are combined to ¬ a white coronet gether with all the qualities which go A star blaze or bald faco cannot to make up a raco horso will bring bo anywhoro except on tho faco A nearly as much money as at any timi snip cant bo anywhere except on tho in tho past nosp free-for-a- losers School discipline was maintained a generation ago mainly by coercion The rural pedagogue plied the switch mercilessly Ferules were in con stant uso in tho schoolroom There were many barbarous punishments One of theso savage martinets in Now Jersey devised a collar and hal ter for lifting big boys off their feet He and nearly strangling them also strung up small boys by the thumbs until they woro blue in the face One day ho put a demuro modest girl to shame for the trivial offense of whispering Ho called her to tho platform and ordered all the boys to file by andkiss hor A few lads giggling as they went forward kissed tho poor girl who was blushing scarlet from mortification Then a champion appeared in her defense A tall resolute boy in stead of following oixiers and increasing hor mortification made a dash for the desk and assaultetho teacher A pitched battle ensued in which the teacher was defeated His prestige suffered from this reverse He had to abandon tho field Tho natural effect of brutality was tho conversion of country schools into breeding places for buliies Boya who were flogged for small misdemeanors and tortured for mischiev ous pranks grew up with hard resent ful natures Youths Companion ¬ ¬ Iff Efii4 YORK i 4 JACOB GORDON 24 South Maysville St Mt Sterling Ky IN TAILORING Wo aro making a special salo a reduced prices Suits 25 2750 mstisimzmm mMMMMM and 30 our childrens Department is running ovor with new things at prices that will astonish you All 450 4 350 and 3 suits reduced to ono low cash price 198 Take elevator second floor MONET MATTEES ally takes lots of hustle to keep on top with them Money is hard to get and harder to save but there arc ways and ways to do a thing One piece of folly is to pay rent forever There is a better way to live and have a home Go to Baird Winn and borrow the money on easy terms and easy payments Buy the house and let them insure it against fire and lornado and then have them insure your life so that grim deaths coming wont leave your wife and children penniless For selling and buying anything in the way of real estate or stocks and bonds go to ¬ ¬ topic ARE always a topic that interests Its agener- ¬ all good people to thinking and puts totho right ¬ ¬ CLOTHING Of tho best mako in tho world table after tablo full and best of all it fits Hats and Furnishings in tho samo limitless variety aud possessing tho samo features of absolute newness and sterling quality ¬ ¬ ¬ Writing- Ones Signature three-year-o- ld two-year-o- ld ¬ ¬ There is something peculiar about IF1 TIT tho way people sign their names remarked Head Clerk Sims of tho No two men Coatos toaroporter i i do it tho same not the writing but tho manner Somo men will come in pick up a pen dart off their name and aro ready for a room in a min Incorporated utes time Others have to see who KY has been hero for a week past and LEXINGTON do not appear to know whether they J N Wilson Pros Leonard G Cox vice Prcs Geo K Graven feec and Trcas want to register or not There is another mannor of man who after looking over all tho pend selects one BESTISQUAUTT to his fancy and starts to write after host is qcAsirrr many false motions Ho generally signs his name in full This man naturally writes a small hand remarked Mr Sims pointing to a signature that almost required a microscope to decipher but a sig OESEAM nature of that kind is all the more conspicuous Wo havo a traveling man who signs his namo in a very peculiar way All the letters ore of FOR 20 YEARS tho samo height about half an inch ChiiiW but thoy aro only an eighth of an Has led all Worm Remedies inch in width Every time that ho EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED leaves wo find fivo or six sheets of SOLD EVERYWHERE paper in his room covered with his rrrpirtd by RICHARDSON MEUlClKK CO ST I0CIS signature whore ho has been pracKansas City Times ticing u te3e Ii ffusoni CO- BAIRD WINN -- tMMMMMPMflMSrMfMPflMfMg fo iiitAiiiJL ¬ ii34toii iiAitiilmaiiii iiilim jliiliiiiiimiiiMJiiiAtwi f Do you want to mako a safe investment in tho If so put your money w ¬ NATIONAL HOME aildii ai3 Loai jflssociatioiv Ono of tho oldest and largest companies 111 tho world now sold in Mt Sterling Call and examine my plans 15000 r T WHITES Tyler Apperson Blclg iqpiy1 JAMES R WILSON Ky Mt Sterling VIEM FUGE LfpeTTp CLOSING BwmunyBMqiWP1 p Tpappp 3s5t SALE OF DRY GOODS A Ileinnr4nblo Cause For Action From a remarkable oase heard in ill Annual Exhibition -- the Oban small debt court tho other day I gather that a belief in witchcraft is still more or less prevalont in the highlands One dairyman named Campbell sued another named Black for damages which he alleged ho had sustained in his character and ropu tation in consequence of the defend er having asserted that ho had an evil eye and that with this wicked organ ho had injured two cows by upsetting and felling them i am glad to say that tho Scotch law does not recognizo this cause of action and the sheriff dismissed the case Aro there no schools in Oban to root out Mich dense ignoranooJ ¬ OP THE- - h F HAZEL GREEN FAIR In order to havo funds to meet my indebtedness falling duo will soil lor 30 days my entira stock of DRY GOODS SHOES CLOAKS Etc at f 1 ¬ ASSOCIATION Cost for Snot Cei ¬ m l Li 3 V J A 5 u k t London Truth - Somo of the employes of the Evansvillo and Terco Hunto Railroad Company are urging the brotherhoods to proposo to the companya compromise in iho matter of tho contemplated re ¬ duction ot wages it being to tho effect that only a part of thoir wages would bo paid during tho next two month allowing the company the uso of the remainder as a temporary loan with ¬ out interest ¬ 1893 200000 IN PREMIUMS Competition Open to the World P PIEHATT Pies M ROSE Sec - Will also soil to my regular custom ers on same terms as before Como Stock full and complete early and mako your selection All persons owing July accounts aro requested to make prompt 5 1 h payments 1VJ iMtAnfftl i MiJ iUC AmillK dnilAliHjl1llilfjlllliMliirlllN JOHN SAMUELS i3EBEiEgfl ¬ Rear Admiral Skcrrott will re ¬ main as tho representative of tho United States in Hawaii until a successor to Minister Blount is appoin- ¬ ¬ TABLERS BUGKEY PL WmEM ted Patton Co of Floininasburg deal era in dry goods and groceries liavo as ¬ signed for tho benefit of their cred- ¬ itors Tho continued drouth in tho South OINTMENT OURES NOTHING BUT PILES A Huldas mile in 2 08J in tho the A rcportor from Frankfort says no and Wofitorn part of tho State was third heat of tho 2 15 stako at Buflalo daggers woro found in tho possossion broken last Friday night aud Satur ¬ last Thursday is in many rospects tho of Stitte convicts in tho pouitentiary day by a general tain and CERTAIN CURE astho BEST REMEDY FOR PILES LOUIS R1C1UUDSOS UEDICIHE CO ST rnpred known for I5yars Ij SURE The Bluofjrass Circuit Noah Lowis colored who has been The following trotting associations tried lately on two charges of lunacy compose tho bluograss Circuit but discharged again showed signs of Danvillo August 1 5 an unbalanced mind last Monday rvjnj Nicholasvillo August 8 12 i Ho waB goingup street with a small Maysville August 22 27 Km dog under his arm and dropped tho Loxingtou August 29 to Sep 3 pup Tho auimal began yelping and Paris Soptembor 5 10 Lowis cut him oien to sco what was Winchester Boptombor 12 17 tho matter Tho nogro was arrested Cynthiana September 19 22 vjU Versailles October 3 0 Paris Koutuckian Cltizou m hi I imBIt uiCUfeaifr 7 ifcriii J 1 Aiiifl rza as 1 n iAVf VV MlnfcAii rr - immamiUitaiiL w u - jeMmdiuL iZrrijtU4u3iaMi

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