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Digital page images are linked to the text file. i -- iv T - vT d MT STERLING ADVOCATE A WEEKLY JOURNAL IDENTICAL IN INTEREST WITH ITS OWN PEOPLE XO Q Worlds VOL IY X MT STERLIHGK KENTUCKY TUESDAY SEPT 5 1893 rules with which ho gagged tho Houso of tho Fifty first Congress It is not tho first time that Mr Crifp has proven himself moro than a match for I ho Malno blusterer and it will not TO WASHINGTON GREATLY IM- bo tho lust Tho difference between tho new rulos of tho llouso and the PROVED IN HEALTH AND notorious Rood rules is precisely that between tho Government of tho STRENGTH United States and the Government ot Rmsia tho no nv rules put tho author ity of shutting ofl tho debate In the The Ways and Means Committee hand of tho majority of tho House iwhore It alono belongs and tho Reed at Work on a Revised iruloBput it Into tho hands of Rced making him moro of an autocrat than Tariff Bill would bo tolerated in any loglslatlv5 body of the world 4 7 Rd- from Stato 285 draws ports number onrollca by teacher HO high Â¬ est unmbor present at one time GO lowest 43 present to day 03 Miss Clay Willoughby than whom there is no better school room worker in the county alive systematic methodical aggressive yot faithful and patient herscliool is too large or the house is tho trustees aro t good too email school men and are willing Jo do any- Â¬ thing they think will advanco the in- Â¬ terest of tho school in looking over tho ancient history of this district we find that not far from tho prcsont sito stood the oldsnhnoLchquan where tho pupils became lavGTifi for thoir long standing in tho spelliug classes while tho woids wore pronounced by that vonorablo old toacher Undo Bon Graves hence the subject of spelling was suggcstcdand tho class consisting Lulla of Misses Emma McCormlck d Frog Pond 100 Dr Landman thoClncirnatl opti- Â¬ County Superintendents JReport cian will bo In the city to day and CLEVELAND of Schools- to morrow you can find him at tho offices of either DrsDrake Simrall or RETURNS Ttotious The Kentucky Parlor Fair Worlds Columbian Boaiidof Lady managers Commission- - Districted Duorson Do not miss tho opportunity to securo suilablo glassos from this Ex- Â¬ t loroughly competent optician Lowest prices and aminations frco best of glasses k Â¬ He it ordained by the Board of Gouncilmen oMt Sterling That tho present Board of Council mon with tho present Mayor consti- Â¬ tute the Legislative body for tho city ofMt Sterling until anew Board of Councllmen shall bo elected and qual Â¬ v ified according to tho provisions of tho chartor of cities of the fourth class approved by the Governoron Juno 28 Speaker Crisp and Czar Reed - ii i 1893 Z - - Williams Lotta and Mitio WillsPattl Faulkner Oslo VVatts Rebecca Lcd fqrd Sarah Wills Julia Wills and theso bright girls Hattio Connor with their lessons well prepared were confronted by flvowifle awako boys Charley Willjams Emmott Ledfoid Turner Eowors Colie Williams John Ncal and Everett Wilfs airy or alh of lvhom were readytocatchc any word tho girls might miss and then make it aM right with tho tlrl who missed it only three mlsspollod words and tho girls caught more than their share Second Third readers eight in ono jlass aiid nine in thd oilier- all read well and all jdesorvo Sfavorable men Â¬ tion tho same caiifbo fiald of tho geography classesand tho iclasses in arithmetic and primary Rpcllwg it is a pleasure to visit this school two bright little boys Mort Faulkner and Clay Jones make up tho primary -- class Sciunco Hill District JNo 33- V Ports highest fltrmbW pVcVttiT44 1tfwr0Bf JC3present 44 school nourishing - 78 children draws Re 22230 - 1 ilipuyowill bo finished before cold weather trustees very proud of thoir J school and seem to take greafintorcst B F Reasor tho popular teaoher has had considerable experience and has ifirst dass qualifications and Is teach- ling a good school pupils look neat and are busy and quiet Barhy Haw- kins Millard Cdburn Randall Jen- nett Claud May Floyd White Wal- lor and John Roffott coiiFtituto aB good a Third reader class as I find fourteen smart little boys and girls form tho Second reader class all read well Misses Dora May Emma Carter Alia Richardson and Maggie White VUiaur young ladles in their teens read well from Fifth reador This is tho second school theso pcoplo have had ia their now district tho question now is how did thoy over got along J Ephriara May Honry Cwithout it Hawkins J J Coburn and Wm Brown aud soveral others of tho pa trans in fact alldcsorvo credit for tho interest they havo takon in tho school t affairs here -- Set 1 That tho Board of Conn cllmcn shall hold regular meetings on tho first Tuesday of each month at tho Council chamber used for that purpose Sec 2 That the number names and boundaries of tho Wards remain as now fixed by law Sec 3 That at tho regular election inNovembor1893 and every two years thereafter thoro shall bo elected by tho qualified Voters- or their respective wad8 two CounpilnYon from each of tno lour wards ot saiu qty whose torms of pffico shall begin on the first MoiitTay Hi4 January succeeding their election t Sec 4 That at tho regular elec- Â¬ tion in November 1893 there shall bo elected bytho qualified voters at said election a Mayor Pollco Judge and City Attorney each of whom shall hold his office fpca term of four years and until his successor shall bo elected aud qualified forms to begin first Monday In January 1894 and con- Â¬ tinue till tho first Uondayin January 1898 provided tho torm of Police Judge shall not begin till tho first day orSeptombor 1894 and continue till ttilfirst Monday in January 1898 and until his successor shall bo elect ed and qualified ScVSrTKoWslitfll aW bo elected at tho regular ejection in November 1893 by tho qualified voters at said election a Chief of Police wio shall holdhis office for a term oftwjo years aud until his successor is elected and qualified his torm of offico to begin first Monday in January 1894 Sec G There shall bo elected by tho Citj Council at its regular meet- Â¬ ing in January or as soon thereafter as practicable a City Assessor City Clerk City Engineer City Treasurer City Physician City Weigher and Street Commissioner each of whom shall hold his office for a term of two ycttrs from and and after his election and qualification and until his suc- Â¬ cessor is elected and qualified Sec 7 That hereafter the Mayor - Clevelands Return Sept 3 1893 President Cleveland iir accordance with tho announcement made when he leit Washington just after tho ex tra sessionmct is back at his desk in tho White House and his annnarannn is tho best refutation of tho many silly sensational Stories that havo been pubJ C llAHArl JiOllUU t U1U UlUl WllillU 4lin In 1 Washington D WUUh UUUUl - 1 A 1 J M1U dangerous condition ho was in 116 ji probably never dreamed when ne r was having thoso two trouuiesomo tcoth extracted and thoir ulcerated roots cut out two months ago that it would by and bygrpw into an opera tion in which tho greater portion of his jawbono would In the mind of the sensational writer have to bo cut away in order to remove tho terrible cancerous growth In short it was but another version of tho familial old story of tho mau wlio vomited President Clove three blackfcrowfi laud is not 6ick and ho has not been sick slnco ho left Washington Li fact thero wore few days while ho was away that he did jiqt perform some of his public duties as tho rcc orda in the office of his private secro tary will show The passage of the bill for the un conditional repeal of the purchasing clause of tho Sherman silver law by tho llouso focussed public attention upon tho Sonato whero financial speeches aro now tho order of the day How long tho Sonato will talk beforo voting is a question that will be an swered differently by nine out of every ten men Washington Two weeks is tho shortest time given by anyonn and tho longest goes away up in tho mouths Au agreement of somo sort will have to bo reached beforo a voto can bo taken and tlip silver Senators declaro thoy will mako no agreement uuless the Vorhees bill which has beon roported as a substitute for tho Wilson bill that was passed by tho Houso is amended in a manner satis- Â¬ factory to thorn The Democratic leaders howovor aro confident that au agreement will shortly be reached Procrastination may bo tho thlof of time as tho old school adago says but It isnt getting a chanco to steal much of it from tho House Ways and Means committeo which has buckled right down to tho tariff question with tho determination to report a reform tariff bill at tho extra session or very early in tho regular session While tho committee Is not disposed to oncour hearings of every ago Tom Dick and Harry who may think thcmsolvetf tariff exports It will grant propor hearings to all parties who by reason ot thoir prominence in lines of business that may bo affected by a chango in the tariff have a reasonable right to bo heard Tho hearings began Monday August 28 and end Sep- Â¬ tember 20 long-drawn-out Circuit Oourt Circuit Court convoned yester- Â¬ day Judge John E Cooper presid Â¬ ing C W Nesbitt Commo- Â¬ nwealths Attorney is on hand Tho grand jury as follows was charged by Judge Cooper M A Scott foreman W T Tyleir John L McCormick English Anderson John H Oldham John W Koss J A Orear H C Par rish Nelson Wills W A Turner 4 Hawey G Hurt James Johnson Petit Jury J E McClure D W Chenault E S Sameson Jas H Bean P Hon W H Fletcher ChoB Lockridge Jams P Ross F Senieur W Nunnelloy W H Hol- Â¬ house ly G H Prathor Campbell Gib- Â¬ Second Ward at or near tho county son M A Weedon John Tinchor Jail W N Scobee J W Henry J W Third Ward at or near tho Grand Hason A M Bedford A H Judy T J Anderson E R Hall Henry Opera House Maxoy T JNorthcutt Fourth Ward at or near tho corner Died on Sunday September 3d -- shall bo paid an annual salary of 100 to bo paid quarterly the Police Judgo an annual salary of 900 in lieu of all fees othor than civil cases to be paid monthly tho Chief of Police an annual salary of 600 to bo paid monthly and his fees allowed by law tho City Attornoy an annual salary of 900 to bo paid monthly tho City Treasurer an annual salary of 100 to bo paid quarterly tho City Assessor an annu al salary of 150 the City Engineer an annual salary of 150 to bo paid quarterly the Councllmen 3 for each regular mooting thoy attend payable quarterly Sec 8 Thoro shall also bo elected at tho regular election in November 1893 a Board of Education consist Â¬ ing of two Trustees from each Ward in the city who shall bo elected by the qualified voters of tho city at large Sec 9 Tho municipal election In November 1893 shall bo hold at tho following places First Ward at or near tho engine Â¬ 1893 David McCarty aged 44 years Tho deceased was unmnr- ried and a brother of T II Mc- Carty and Mrs David Gay His funeral was preached by Roy A J Arndk nt tho First Presbyterian Church Monday afternoon at 3 oclock Speaker Crisp did a vory unusual although not unprccedont thing when ho called Representative Rich- Â¬ ardson of Tennessee to tho Spoaksrs chair anddescouded to tho floor of the of Locust and Sycamoro Ptrcots Houso to reply to tho unjust snd un- Â¬ Tho porsons named by tho County called for attack which ox spoakor Judgo as tho officers of tho election at Reed made upon tho now rules of tho oach voting place named shall bo and House Mr Reed was surprised and aro hereby appointed to hold said elec beforo the Spcakor got through dis Â¬ gusted to find hlmsolf justly held up to tionjioroln named R O Lloyd Mayor the scorn of tho House and tho Country TwtNEit City Clork Ben R lor having falsoly claimed that tho 21 1893 2t now rulos wore in tho lino of tho nor- August Miss Carter Chairman of the Com Â¬ mitteo on Decoration of the Kentucky Room Dear Miss Carter Tho Board of Lady Managers of tho Worlds Co- Â¬ aZS5S2siibi lumbian Commission desire to express through you their thanks and appre- Â¬ ciation of tho beautiful colonial room which Kentucky has presented to tho Womans Building Wo know how -- CS largely the charming effect produced is owing to your own personal tastes and supervision aud wo anticlpato tho delight which tho many women from It is queer how 6ome things- work all over tho country will experience It is now said that Col Charles P tu visiting Wo have cut an nrchwuy tniougn into tli it Lincoln wno was Deputy Tension rooms Joining a now departmcnC With sentiments of tlio highest con- Â¬ in tlio way of aours and added store Call and b S and 10 cent Commlsloner under Raum and who sideration wo are yours slncorely what we can show you for such a Email sum oS has lately gained notorioty by pubicly anoney Saiiaii S C Anqell announcing his intention to test in tho Claha E Thatcher courts tho right of tho Commlsloner Mrs K S G Paul of Pensions to suspend pensioners cxr The following description is from 5 Cent Line cept in cases whero fraud is proven to tho Art Amateur tho leading art havo been used in securing tho pon Wash pans nice lino of square aiid rounci slongot tho scheme up for no other journal of tho land which also pub- Â¬ paiiR 4 Ikjxcs matches 24 sheets of paper 25 en Â¬ velopes 5 boxes tacks towels purpose than to boom his candidacy lishes a large engraving of tho parlor cup Bitgar bowls creamer can openers 1 qtt butter dish nic The Kentucky Room opens out of pickle dish tooth picks 1 for Commander-in-Chie- f qt covered buckets of tho G A tho Cincinnati Room and is ono of the curry combs line combs sponges tablets hatchet R at tho coining encampment of that most beautiful interiors of the Fair handles ooflee strainers large chimneys dozen organization at Indianapolis lead pencils 2 tin cups scythe potato It was designed by Miss Carter of masher 0 tea spoons hammers ktoncs spKma wood t dippers It is regarded as significant that Louisville Ky and is an excellent vegetable lifters spoons Mirror fish lines dish adaption of tho graceful Colonial style pans large iron Speaker Crip should havo attached The mirror over If I am in Washington on that date to modern needs oeoco0oo9oae tho mantel with its elegant tracery to his acceptance of an invitation to deliver a short address at tho centen- Â¬ looksin our allusl ration like a window What We Can Give You For lOfcfe nial celebration of tho saying of the because of the Clearnoss with which 12 qt tin pans 60 ft clothes lines largo comer stone of tho Capitol to bo Held tho reflections of tho opposite cornice sponges 1 Ixjx of writing paper wire hair on tho 18th ofSoptembpr It is taken and draped doorway into tho Cincin Â¬ brushes decorated pickle dishes Sieves 3 qte covered buckets 3 pie pans nice dish pnnsgran to mean that Speaker thinks that tho nati room havo been reproduced ite pans vegetable dishes meat dishes and ju oxtra session may adjourn boforo that Tho littlo rostoons and wreaths and thousand other articles I have not got epacc to mention for date and consequently that the Senate tho beads in tho lower part of the havo somobut come and see offeryourself And w bigbargains to In thochannelled pillars- and pilasters are will bo prompt in acting on the Vor- Â¬ pale yellow the general tone of tho hees bill IRON room is a light cream- cnlor tho panels Married at tho Christian church a dull pale pink and the firoplaco is Xo 8 tea 75c 1 qfc Thursday August 31st at S oclock in gray marble With an inner bronze pans 10c qtkettles 15c a worthpans175 1 and2 nj pans qt 20c p m Miss Maude M Clarko to Rov moulding The pots which Hold the Decorated slop jars decorated cfmmbors ire William M Forrest pf Baltimore Md pal ms aro of blue china On tho side and 75c See our line of chamber set Ui0 nn up Tho largo church was simply but opposite to that shown is a harpsich Â¬ For carpets Wall paper stoves etc donft beautifully decorated and was filled ord of elegout design which with tho fail to see lis llrst Mr our goods are tho latest to overflowing long boforo tho hour portraits of Kentucky worthies and newest patterns to pick from When announced for tho ceremony tho graceful silvor candelabra on the Follow theyou eome totho Fair dont fail to call crowd aud you will bo sure to llnd lho To tho sweet strains of tho Mondol mantel aro genuine Revolutionary or place Cheap for cash is our motto sshou Wedding March the ushers Colonial relics It was intended that moved down tho aisles followed by tho two fluted niches one on either two of tho bridesmaids who stepped sido of tho fireplace should bo filled upon the pulpit platform and grace- Â¬ by marble statuettes Tho mouldings fully hold black tho laco draperies capitals wainscott and all tho wood- Â¬ which covered tho rear doorway The work of this room aro thoroughly bridal party passed through tho at Â¬ well wrought from good designs Tho woodwork In tho Kentucky tendants grouping themselves artist- Â¬ Originators and promoters of Low 1ieos ically as tho bridal couple camo to the parlor is for salo at tho close of the to- Â¬ Thoy Fair and it was put up and fitted front facing tho andionce MT STEALING KY were made one in a short but impress gether with thatf end in view It is ivo coromony by Rov II D Clarke vory handsomo and will bo well worth father of tho bride Thoy passed purchasing In addition to the wooddown tho aislo and out tho front door work thoro will be five chairs a rug A reception was given to quito a aud two jardinieres to be sold which number of thoir frlonds Tho hand- Â¬ it is hoped will como to Kentucky as some parsonage was looking its best souvoniers Miss Carter will bo glad to furnish tho parlor was decorated with palms Tho Cost of an Ex Presldonts and smilax Tho brido and groom any information desired as to abovo Manuscript stood under a canopy of greon to re articles coivo congratulations Tho dining As an illustration of tho money to room was a study in pink and amply The Senatorial Precinct Convenwriters as soon as thoy acquiro a rep- Â¬ tion repaid the care and labor of the deft utation tlio Soptember Cosmopolitan aud willing fingers which had turned Tho precinct meetings for tho selec- Â¬ contains less than eight thousand it into such a thing of beauty An words for which sum of sixteen hun Â¬ elegant luncheon was served at 10 tion of delegates to tho Convention to dred and sixty six dollars was be held at Paris September 11 for the oclock Harrison Mark Twain Tho brido wore a heavy white silk purpose of selecting a candidate for State Senator from tho counties of and William Dean Howolls aro the ompire gown on train Tho four threo whoso work commands such an bridesmaids all cousins of tho brldei Bourbon Clark and Montgomery held on Saturday afternoon prico Misses Ela Hodge DIckerson and Mc- - were Tho September number has more Elhlny wore also in white Tho Thero was llttto interest manifested in county tho people than ono hundred illustrations giving wore Messrs groomsmen Bolton tho race in this hero desiring that Clark should setile tho chief point of interest in tho Col- Â¬ Clarke Boardman and Stofor The presents were many aud hand tho matter besides both Messrs umbian Exposition and tho Fair i Gay and Holloway wero so acceptable treated by moro than a dozon authors some Mr J D Forrest from Columbus to our pcoplo that they did not boem including the famous English novelist Ohio with his bride woro horo Tho much to caro which should bo selected Walter Bensaut tho Midway Plais two aunts and tho venerablo grand Â¬ sinco wo would get a good man In anco by Julian Hawthorne Electrici- Â¬ mother of tho two young ministers either case Tho only incident of any ty by Murat Halstead tho Liberall camu from Baltimore to bo present at note hero was a littlo wrup between Arts Building by Kunz tho famous two quick tompored goutlemou of thu gem export of Tiffany Ss Company i ho wedding tho Department of Mines by the chief Mr and Mrs Forrest go immedi Second ward Tho vote stood In Montgomery a- - of that department etc ate v to niram uoueire unto to take A featuro of this number is a story a years courso though Mr Foiri st follows by Mark Twain entitled Is Ho Liv Â¬ voti has had already somo pastoral exporl- - MU Sterling 1st Ward Holloway i ing or Is Ho Dead 2d Ward Holloway Having nau chargo ot two i iice 3d Ward Gay shurches Ho will find his work Uli Ward Ilolloway i 2 ltuii Gay Mass mootings woro hold at tKc really supplemented by his talented Aarons LickGay t iragy llcana Scales Uny Court houses Saturday in tho cnmitpsr onorgotic christian wife Her placo Luvcc Gay of Wolfe and Morgan Legislative dis Â¬ Camartfo Gay t here in tho Church Sunday school Jcfforoiivlllo Holloway 2 trict and solccted delegates to moot at Hollnway and Clnihtlan Endeavor Society can SjiOncer Mills Holloway j 2 Howard Campion Wolfo county Monday the 1 not bo filled Wo know that in tho Harts Holloway Total Inst and declared J W Stteclo yean to coma many will rise up and I ioiiQviiy o 4th K Gay Morgan tho Democratic nominee of call her blessed L Bath- Bourbon and Clark counties Mr Steele is a number ono man antl voles Miss Lutlo Kempur continues quito also givo a majority of their nomina-tu will mako a unmbor ono Represent Â¬ Holloway which insures his sick with typhoid fever ative tion SEE THE NEW Â¬ nd 10 CENT STORE - 1 1 - - - 9GrMITE IAREg 1 ZEiDToaiEars Mil HOIK Â¬ Â¬ paid-Ex-Presid- ent 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 - - Â¬ - t- - tjt2M m u 1 hf VJ l A A i jMtrtrftv 4 MT STERLING ADVOCATE TUESDAY SEPTEMBER THE ADVOCATE To enjoy a thing exclusively is com mouly to cxcludo yoursolf from the truo enjoyment of it Thorcau 0 To make an Investment in a Building and Loan Association be pure to take stock in the WHENEVER VOU WISH SISS s MMM ia iigSSIJM Willi1 -a- fin -- Because it is tho only Association that givos you a definite contract Be cause it is tho only Association that publishes and proves by actual calcula- Â¬ tion that its stock matures in 7 yeare Because you will not bo disappointed when you wish to borrow Bccauso its charter docs not allow tho Associa Â¬ tion to buy sell or leaso property er peculate in real estate Because the Things art dtfftrtnt Tho truer view of religion tho only Chill could Just Jump on a littlo unarmed band best business men and financiers of this Stato approvo tho plan of the deepen Â¬ ot American sailor on shore to avoid acurrjr COLUMBIA Because it pays 8 per cent semi annually Coupons attach ouo that cau stand tho tests of and aitonlsh them with her military prowess But American nation tho ing culture and experience regards just when It came to the terrible when aroused investors should call on our agents the slow to angerhut UHCue Sax it not as tho relief from life but as its but what he was thereItand there was no question In It worth W W THOMPSON Sec Ticas Eooi Spiritus after all to be was Amximcaw IsCmzcif something C W HARRIS President an crown and completion It means a good deal The same Is true of Dr Fenners WILLIAM OCONNELL W A DeHAVEN Counsel Kidney and Backache Cure It means every M VANARSDELL Agent DR C DUERSON thing when It is If for a moment wo make way with are In need If youknown and used by those who are bowed down with kidney respectfully ask my friends to call any Â¬ disease female weakness or blood Impurities at On account of my inability to travel I our potty selves wish no ill to my office in tho Tyler Apper6on block and allow mo to explain tho ad Â¬ together with their results of backache haggard dyspepsia thing apprehend no ill cease to be looks skin eruptions scrofula headaches con vantages of tho Columbia I M VANARSDELL stlpitlon the blues weariness ery aug 23 ly sipelas salt but as the crystal which reflects a ray wall n Tiiuitrheum or any kindred affection as lit 1miimtM uuu what shall wo not reflect what Its use means a restoration to health an elastic step florid cheeks strength and happiness In CHICAGO Muslo Class a uniyersp will appear cryetalized and short it means being on deck again If you fSCT are In need take a bottle home to day If sat jftrttont around us Thorcau My class in music will begin Mon isfaction pot given money refunded day Sept 4 at my residence on North Adversity Is a medicine which POO Maysyillo street I have much reason Future of tho Shsftp SUBinu to bo gratified with the extent to which aro rather fond of recommending pie The future of tho sheep business hi my work has beotl appreciated in tho indiscriminately as a panacea for their CiftdHHATl 8k Like other medicines it this country depends somewhat on oast and hoDO for a continuation of neighbors certain constitutions creating an appetite and a market for liberal patronage only agrees with Respectfully Thcro are nerves which it braces and mutton and this must bo dono by I Chicago nerves which it utterly shatters Jus Â¬ 34t Mrs AddIQ Samuels supplying tho people with tho besl IUrmiMAtT tin McCarthy that can bo produced and teaching Buoklens Arnica Salve Hanny the man who observes tho tho marketmen to handle it so that the The best salvo in tho world for cuts VVAaHEViUf heavenly and torrestial law in propor Â¬ fat will not he exposed to tho sun and from tho bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever tion whoso every faculty wind and mado as rank as whale oil sores totter chapped hands chilblains A soles of his feet to tho crown of his g JHzjimtM XHTA MAeon There corns and all skin eruptions and bead obeys the law of its level who before it is tent to tho kitchen neither stoops nor gocc on tiptoe but are many people who doclaro that positively cures piles or no pay re Â¬ Jives a balanced life acceptable to na- Â¬ they do not liko mutton who cannot quired It is guaranteed to givo per- Â¬ tell why but tho probability is that fect satisfaction or money refunded ture and to God Anon For sale by they never saw any good mutton that Price 25 cents per box Do not bo ashamed of doing the was properly handled from first to W S Lloyd 19 tf Trains smallest thing that is helpfnl to oth- Â¬ last It is well enough to seek for a Drowning Flsh S ers Tho opportunities for great use- Â¬ general purpose sheep and people Fish in streams and rivers aro some LEXINGTON TO CINCINNATI fulness como rarely but tho Bmallcr who relish mutton find so fault with things aro always at hand and he the flesh of any of tho so called mut- Â¬ times drowned according - to -- the who docs them constantly is of great ton breeds if properly handled But Brooklyn Eagle Strange as the idea Through Sleeping Cars usefulness and sometimes when the to create an appetite with people who of a drowned fish may be w4hen a great opportunity comes it is only tho are already prejudiced it would be stream is suddenly swolen with water one who has trained himself in the necessary to make a careful selection that has fallen upon and drained from littlo things that have como before and breed and feed entirely for flesh surrounding soil that has been ex VIA who is master of the situation Be and take what wool was produced as posed for some timo previously to the suns rays tho water is warmed and bo faithful to all who a by product kind be truo CINCINNATI We must havo the deprived of its power of holding a have a claim upon you H A Mc- can be produced There is but one way for any of ub exert a truo influeucc and that is by beiug truo and faithful ouiselves W GEliot Of Louisville Ky Coiiim v fi PC C local board J Stoek e Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ at popular prices An unlimited variety in every de- Â¬ Qualities as you partment like them Styles the latest Assortment complete vivn Oi OtMmmw MAGNIFICENT line T na y I GREAT INDUCEMENTS Offered in Gent and Children Summer Hats - which will be opened up in a few days Mens and Boys Ce0s9e9ocsa009e99e90ee990cea09 v Sol VeslilM Hals Cajs AN Ms t 99099090909O0C000000909S00e099900909e0 Leniton ioClicap VALISES iATe Dougal There are 119900000 old copper Nobody knows pennies somewhere what has become of them except that once in a while a single specimen turns up in change A few years ago 4500000 bronre two cent pieces wore set afloat Three million of these aro still outstanding Thrco million three cent nicklo pieces are scattered over tho United States but it is very rarely that one seen Of 800000 half cents which correspond in value to English fatherings not one has been returned to tho Government Tho experiments ot Col Smoilon of for recoinago or is hold by tho Treas- Â¬ the Russian Army with falcons as ury Congress appropriates from carriers of dispatches have proved 100000 to 140000 yearly for recoin successful and the Russian Army ing tho uncurrent silver coins now in hereafter will employ them in prefer- Â¬ posession of tho Treasury These are ence to the ordinary homing birds mostly half dollars and aro not circu- Â¬ The Colonel has found that the falcon lated because there is no demand for can carry 1640 grams without dimin- Â¬ them Not long ago the stock of ishing its rate of speed which is con- Â¬ them amounted to 26000000 but it siderably greater than that of the pig- Â¬ is only about half that now The eon Tho falcons he says aro less money set aside for recoining is not likely to fall prey to other birds as intended to pay for tho cost of the they aro better fightors than tho pig minting but is required to reimburse cons It is on record according to tho treasury of the United States on tho officer that a falcon onco flow account of the loss in weight which from tho Canary Islands to tho estates the silver pieces have suffered by of tho Duke of Larma in Spain It abrasion This loss amounts to 30 seems highly probable that the falcon on every 1000 and it has to bo mado will become tho servant of other good in ordor to set tho treasurers whore even if it escapes tho hook it MOST rntt DURABLE European Armies account straight Boston Transcript remains buoyed up seldom having WOODWORK WrT iu strength enough to recover aud return UAKACt Moro than one half of all tho oil of JuTAQMBft Tho National House of Representa- Â¬ ts distended stomach to its normal peppermint spearmint ana tansy used tives was a sceuo Tuesday of a lively position All of tho cod family aro CHEAPEST BEST in the world is said to be procured in tilt between speaker Crisp and ex somewhat noted for this but tho cusk THE TEN IS THEUnion Sq N Send cento to 28 Yf and distilled in Michigan The cen- Â¬ speaker Reed in which tho former got Brosmius brosme is most remarkable for our prlza game Blind Luck and win n Now Home Sewing Machine tre of tho industry is St Joseph coun- Â¬ much tho bettor of it Tho new rules When a cusk is taken in 50 or 60 ty Peppermint plants to the weight wero under discussion and tho Con Â¬ fathoms it almost invariably comes The New Home Sewing Machine Co ORANGE MASS of 15000 tons when dried aro culti- Â¬ gressman from Maine took occasion up poKo blown whilo its oyea aro XfQr vated every year in the State From to twit tho Democrats for their appro- Â¬ generally almost bursting with air ill nsir57rtjS2r4 cau theso tho essential oils aro distilled val in part of tho rules of tho Filtv bubbleswhich also fill tho thin outer ticrnfc FOR SALE BY utEarly in tho spring the roots are flrst Congress at tho same time hold- - membrano of skin A long and inter planted in furrows from two to three ingtho body up aba model The gentle Â¬ cstiniarticlo could bo written on this Ayers Sarsaparilla is ouo of tho few feet apart A few weeks later tho man from Georgia left the chair for subject remedies which aro recomonded by rows meet and cover tho entire ground tho first timo this session to reply and overy ichool of medicine Its strength eoooo idle In September the plants mature tho rasping ho gave tho blusteriug ex They are then covered with fragrant Czar was most oxcontly dono elici- Â¬ Stato Labor Commissioner Brent purity and efficacy aro too well estab lished to admit of doubt as to its su- Â¬ purplo blossoms and tho time has ar Â¬ ting much applause linger estimates from returns received periorly over all other blood puriflors rived for mowing After lying in the from leading points in tho State that United States Treasurer Morgan there aro 35000 unemployed mon in whatever Ayers Sarsaparilla leads sun to dry thoy aro raked into heaps all and taken to the distilleries of which Tuesday gave ex Treasurer Neboker Colorado as tho direct result of there thcro are about 150 in the Stato It is a receipt for 74081741978 2 3 that cent closing of the mines Not all are Many people not awaro of of the estimated that 350 pounds of dried being tho amount of cash bonds cer Â¬ minors ofconrso He estimates that dangers of constipation neglect tho pepermint plants produce ono pound tificates etc now in tho Treasury tho army of unemployed will bo aug Â¬ proper remedy until tho habit becomes mented by 15000 30 of oil Tho yield per aero is 15 pounds Tho counting of this vast sum of days Many of men withiu aro or 60 chronic and inflrmation or stoppage thoso mon now money has required tho services of pesults A dose pr two of Ayers of oil Distilled peppermint beings nmnlovml liv furrnnru nr fmtt from 125 to 5 per pouud in the thrco officers and sixty assistants The work of discharging tho farm la- - Pills iu tho beginning would havo i borers has already begun oince July 31 last liomo inarkot prevented all this Tho West India hurricane which swept the Atlantic coast from St Augustine Fla to Now York Sun Â¬ day Monday and Tuesday of last week probably cost 200 lives At Port Royal 8 C Monday nearly 100 negroes and six white persons wero Savannah re- Â¬ killed or drowned ports fifteen dead and many missing Charleston was swept by tho storm Sunday and great damage done Over flirty wrecks aro reported and many vessels are missing Kornersville N C was struck by a cyclone Tuesday morning and 100 houses wrecked The lower portion of Baltimore was Hooded Monday night Washington was visited by a severe storm at tho same timo Tuesday a storm struck Coney Island and Asbury Park doing great damage something best that better than they have ever seen to iuduce prejudiced people to try a thing which they havo discarded Then when mutton is as generally used here as it is in England good mutton will get a market and tho wool may be again considered Ex Queer Facts About Money proper complement of oxygen the viv Sleeping Car Through ifying gas in consequence escapes and the fish deprived of tho aids nescessary to for respiration faint and die as they topid water A would if placed in via flbli liko a man requires a perpetual breathing ap- supply of oxygen to his LOUISVILLE paratus A fish gets its oxygen from the watery man frOmtbotmoBt 4Fastest Tfalfiiiri The Soutrf phi re around him Reverse the posi Â¬ TO tion of the two and tho fish becomes what hi called drowned in the open Chattanoogo Birmingham air whilo man is drowned in water A fih taken out of water dies from New Orleans drowning because the little biood Shreveport coutaining flllameuts which comprise Ashville the gills become stuck together and of course cannot act so as to oxygenate Knoxvllle Fishermen sometimes Atlanta tho blood drown fish in the water Immedi Â¬ Jacksonville ately a fish is hooked he begins rush- Â¬ stato of alarm and thus ing about in a D G EDWARDS G P A overy minuto takes more and moro out Cincinnati O of himself until at last ho begins to get tired and to flag Tho fisherman AGENTS WANTED gontly pulls the fishs head to the sur faco of tho etream between wind and water The creature grows more and eXsBDYTHEK more faint as its head is elevated out IlGHT IUNNIHG of tho water and ho at last becomes an eay prey Sea fisheimen aro very familiar with the phenomenon referred to above Many species of marine fish havo swim bladders or sound as thoj aro called by fishermen When the fish aro weakened by their struggles on a hook thoy aro not able to control MfiL X ii r tho air taken in the consequence be ing that their stomachs are turned in Â¬ side out and inflated with air the poke blown fish rises to the surface P 1 - k wmn IN Phips fi Successors to NT v n GEO F OT Co 131 and 133 W 4th St CINCINNATI St THE LARGEST EXCLUSIVE 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 Ho your work on application WT w PhW Lrni r cj Parquette Floors and 611 Work ja A Specialty We aro their Representatives for Eastern Kentucky and carry a full lino in pieco or sample When in Cincinnati bo sure to seo their stock immoneo-and-attractive Â¬ SUTTOW TompIeBnilding Mt SMITH- - S Sterling Ky nm r DECKER BROS HAINES FISCHER ESTY HAMILTON SSk PIANOS ORGANS Rheumatic Ring JOISTES ttAKJAr a Will Cure Rfceuma fsm FOR SALE BY THE JEWELER iSf saaUfeJhjaid imtei MT STEELING ADVOCATE TUESDAY SEPTEMBEB 5 1893 THE ADVOCATE y JtanUiu 1893 Prof Felix L Oswatd predicts this jQfcuntry will havo 300000000 inhab The big Noldrlnghaus tfiWactorlos t St Louis resumed operations Tues Â¬ day over 2000 men going back to work THE WORLD FAIR Â¬ As a Field For Foreign Mission- J 0 JT MILLER tucccsaor to C Chesapeake ary Work 20 wo find tho jQy O and Ohio George Reisenger I X Miller Wilson s SHOE SHOP South Maysvillc Street From tho cheapest to tho finest work dono at tho lowest prices possi- Â¬ ble Best material good work low prices Will always havo a stock of I Si L f In tho Commercial Gazette of Aug following account of tho conversion of two Japaneso gen- Â¬ AND tlemen to tho Christian faith Dr Black pastor of tho Central Christian well known aud In Berlin thoro aro said to bo 16 church Chicago byismany of tho people fr beloved Lowest Rates Choicest nobles seven retired army ofilcora and greatly employed as cab in this section Tho Commercial Ga three clergymen Companies to tkx avxs or oial says drivers Catarrh Scrofula Rolls Eczema A Two sons of Japan who woro sent Promptest Settlements Carbuncles Sares In 1892 Now York City paid for its to Chicago to represent Japaneso Gov Â¬ And all Other Skin Diseases OF ANY AND ALL AGENCIES school bill fMXXMXXh for its amuse ernment at tho Worlds Columbian KQCALLT XH1CCTIVB IX tnent bill 7000000 and for its drink Exposition havo been coHvertcd to Thoy are I Yoshl- - KJttiMtfef 0SMfstof Ktmtt Dtkfflfy Christiauity trill 60000000 and all complaints originating In kawa ofTokior and S Minano of The sun never seta on the soil of tho Osaka Rev W F Black pastor of United States When it is 0 p m on tho Central Church of Christ Thirty Attoo Island Alaska it is 9 3a a m evcuth Btrcct and Indiana avenue of the day fbllowiug at Eastport Me converted thom Mri Yoshikawa is Has cure thors will cure yau CALL ON ono of tho interporters for his Govern- Â¬ Â¬ The health department of Berlin re ment at tho Fair while Mr Minano CO CASSM Both are very in- Â¬ expressed a wish to joiu tho church ports that the juice of a lemon and is a Commissioner Ho sd orange or the acid it contains is telligent men Thoy have been bap This friend was Mr Minano Successor to Cassity Ss Smith Thoe tized in tho faith of the Christian was baptized last Sunday evening to therein of cholera Xtai who use it freely are not subject to at- - Church and upon their return to and wo expectothors of the Japanese For all kmdsofSA taqk of thfldiW9-- - v vi - Japan they intend to establish fais ConimissIonerstOismbracotho Chris Â¬ e tho largo cities of their na- - tian faith before the close of tho sions in all The notes of the Banque de France tivo land Dr Black thinks their Worlds Fair I havo been talking remadetof white water lined paper conversion will havo a wonderful in with of tho Turkish Commissioners f printed in blue and black wiih nu- Â¬ fluence upon Christianizing tho land and it is probable that somo of them merous mythological and allegorical of tho Mikado will be converted to Christianity in AND They run in denominations ictare tho near future On one of his vista to the Worfde J Mr Yoshikawa has a wife In rfrom 20 francs to 1000 francs Fair about two mouths agoDr Black Japan He has told mo that as soon A number of Colorado Republicans was introduced to Mr Yoshikawa new po- - Ho found him a remarkably intelll ashe goes back home ho will havo her sart quoted at advocating Ft litlcal partywhicJ shall have as its geiUperson with a thorough knowl converted AUdtogethcr they will esna U U platform tho free and unlimited coin edge of tho English language Mr tablish mUsIons throughout tho Japa- - cotfvilicedboth haVO eof allvon Thrj party proposes to YoshikawaWaseduoateflin- London neitfEmblre free trado as a retaliatory meas and his family Is one of the best in the of these converts that the Christian favor VY T Tvr h E F Robertson are on Eastern Republicans for their Japaneso Empire For Beveral years religion is tho true one and they are he taught tho English language in his anxious to establish in Japan tho attitude toward silver MANAQKBS Two weeks native city of Tokio Ho was at ono Christian civilization Bces jtHd blrd8courtttefcflcletrv of tfmemllitaryiuterpretar fdr his Gov- Â¬ frota to morrow night Mr Yoshikawa snan that is they seek the locality ernment When tho Mikados repre- Â¬ aud Mr Miuauo will give a frco tea whero fiolds and gardens abound for looking for tho best at the church Ou that occasion thoy they ftre better when human industry sentative was country to bo sont to the will publicly declare their faith in extorts frm the soil the products upon mon in that Christ Tho Influence that theso con- Â¬ i which they subsist A Maine bee cul Worlds Fair Mr Yoshikawa was verts will have among their pcoplo In to selected Ho had turlst says it is tho rarest thing in iho ono of tho first be been in the United States on a pleas- Â¬ Japan can not be calculated world to find bees away from the set- Â¬ Incorporated ago and had Primary Election Notice tlements or from openings whero ure tour some years the large Manufacturer and dealara in all kind ot Mt Sterling August 261893 lowers grow It is in the small visited all tho Pacific cities from close Being a Atlantic to tho patches thoy are oftenest fouudf meeting of the City Democrat- Â¬ Jforest At a nd generally not far from tho edgo of observer of things he gained a wide ic Committee held at the Court Houto tho woods It Is tho same with birds knowledge of tho American people for tho purpose of calling a Democrat- Â¬ There aro no song birds in the nor Â¬ and had put into practlco some nf the ic Primary present S S Cassity thern Maine wilderness and scarcely ideaB ho had learned here Chairman A H Judy Dr R Q Mr Minano of Osaka is ono of the Drako and W A DeUavcn any thing can bo called bird life Com swpujatqwnB andvilla- - uiOft prominent men of that city He mittee was called to order bySS- - White Pine and Poplar Singtos fc speaks KnglishWrtrrVeKanbris an e W A DoHaven Cansity Chairman Doors of all Sizes excellent French scholar In speaklug was mado Secretary The strawberry planting should of the convorslon of Mr Yoshikawa Resolved That a Democratic Sash Glazed and Ungkzed and not be neglected in tho V during tho season between fall It is said Mr Minano Rev Dr Black Primary bo held on the 9th day of Btrawber-ry-pickiWindow and Door Frames October 1893 to nominato Demo- Â¬ and winter that the crop I was out at tho Fair ono day with cratic candidates for the offices of Moulding and Brackota of all kinds for next season is determined Some a friend of mine who introduced mo Mayor Judge of tho Police Court Verandas of evory Description growers concentrate all their efforts to Mr Yoshikawa I found him such City Attorney aud Chief of Police on the strawberry in tho spring think a bright conversationalist that I sat aud for two CouncUmen from each of Star Planing Mill Company then to mako a-- crop by cultivation down and talked with him forTmore the four ward Said election to be Mt Sterling Ky and manure But all the buds for than an hour At our first meeting I held at or near tho usual voting become spring flowering are produced in the never dreamed that ho would places and to be governed by the fall Manuring in spring may in- - a convert to Christianity In fact we Primary Electiou Laws of the State of reane the crop by swelling tho fruit did not have much to say upon tho Kentucky to larger size but it is then too late to subject of religion When 1 left I - WlMfc01 Each candidate for tho offices here Â¬ Increase it number gove him my card and invited him to iLSISJ in named except those for Council- v v iDonotaHawthaJftmrbuildinfs- - to cpme1to nyvboqq when jftid Mayor shallou dVbefbro tfie A few days after man lack paint The cost is covered by tn opportunity 23d day of Septombor 1893 pay to W the saving in lumber which results that I went to the door one evening A DeUaven the sum of ten dollars and the improved appearance is worth after dinner in response to a ring aud each aud tho candidates for Council agreeably surprised to be confronted something it t by my Japanese frleud Wo spent a men shall pay the sum of two dollars IslSB3Sn3Bli ne gardener makes successive pleasant evening together aud upon each and the candidates lor Mayor UM- ainV -rJAM i TriifchiBrTinr plantings so as to Have a supply of his departure I iuvited him to come four dollars each iu Ukemanuer to de- Â¬ It la ma sgTeeabto LwtaUr for tke ifiiBai Bowals Â¬ vegetables all through the season to my church the next Sunday night fray the expenses of this primary elec- can bo made Into a Tea for ua in one minute Pries 33c 60c and S 100 per pacta He came and seemed to be greatly tion Any candidate in default of the THTfk HAln Elegant Toilbt PaW Tho IncreBslna UteOf Eyaslaaea AU StUforthoTMtaaadBrMtb asa Wednes Â¬ paymeut of the sum above named Any one who goes among the sum- - interested in the services For sale by T G Julian shall not have his name printed on the rvaner hotels or resorts where numbers day eveniug prayer meeting found ballots of people areeongregtted is constantly him at tho church again and ho has All candidates aro required to fur- Â¬ struck with the increasing use of spec Â¬ been coming regularly ever since On nish lists of persous whom they dcairo SeltittiJto AmtIcm tacles and eyeglasses among young his third or fourth visit ho brought his no is an accom as officers of this election teu days be- Â¬ people Jt would seem that almost sister witn mm from which lists one half of our boys and girls from plished young woman and like all tho fore said primary the the Committee will seloct femajes of Japan who belong titu tfiofe shall officers of said election vision The smallest youngest niguer class sno is a very mouciit aidto be two Judges one Clerk aud 0110 now talks about astigmatism and person OAVIATS III Wi t WP each ward r TftADB MARKS JfcsLSiP tnTonia in aulte a lorncd wav and the I visit tho the Fair two or three Sheriff for bo opened iu each ward at design PATSHT8 to fiftSWF COPYRIGHT mieJ iiash of his glasses as he frolics about times each week aud whenever I 7 Polls Ik JTor Information and free Handbook writ to and closed at 4 p m in tho sunshine or bends over his oat wont thero after this I always called a in MUNN Jt CO- - 331 BROABW4T NKW YOBK Oldest bareiu for lecurins patents tn America 8 S Cassity Chm meal Is quite blinding Tho younggirl at the Japanese Building to sco Mr Krerr patent taken out br ni I bronsht a befora tha pabllo bj a notice gtrea free of ebarf tn ta A II Judy Books innocently out upon the world Yoshikawa A warm friendship Db R Q Dbake through gold bowed spectacles and tho sprang up between us aud after I got W A DeHavkn young man carefully adjusts his to know him well I asked him if ho Largest circulation of any identlfla paper tn the Splendidly Illustrated No lntelUtent world Committee before venturing upon tennis or would liko to embrace tho Christian man should be Without It Weokly83ee a yeart lUOslz months Address MONN i CO W A DeHaven Socy cricket Tho increasing uso of glasses religion Ho said ho had been think Â¬ rusuassJia 3H1 Broadway New York City among American people is very notice- Â¬ ing of It elnco his first visit to my The way sho looks troublos tho able Whether it is tho effect of our church It was not a very hard task womau who is delicate run down or rapid developoment and moro luxu- Â¬ to teach him tho truth of tho gospel overworked Shes hollow cheeked rious civilization or merely mora at- Â¬ and he professed his faith two weeks dull eyed thin aud pale aud it wor tention is now paid to correcting de ago Saturday Tho next night ho ries her Now the wuy to look well foots than formerly is a question for came to tho church and was baptized Ib to bo well Aud tho way to bo specialists Momwhilo it would ap- Tho church was crowded that well If youre any such woman is to All tho Best Grades of Coal pear that the apparent need of tho race evening moro than a thousand por faithfully uso Dr Pierces Favorite for bettor eyesight would according sons bolug proBout Mr Yoshikawa Proscription That Is tho only medi to tho doctrine of evolution bring sat among tho wprshlpers When 1 cine thats guaranteed to build un PBIOKS REASONABLE about a chango in future generations asked if auyono present wished to womans strength and to euro womans who should eithor bo endowed with tol accept the Saviour ho came forward ailments - Iu evory fomalo com Office cor Sycamore fc Locust Sts eseoplq eyes or with somo sort of new and I immersed him Ho mado u plaint irregulartor weakuess and optical arrangement of increased confession aud enid that ho wanted Iu every exhausted condition of the Uptown ofllce R C Lloyds ttnnnu lUl t III IB A few day female Byetem if it over falls to bon- JUHI UUl UJtlJBIjjIIl ID JOJIUIg t to live tho Christian life y jk Drug Storo h l tifF aneyldont and mclaucholy fact Bos- - after that Mr Yoshlwaka came to mi efit or cure you havo your money and told mo that ho had a friond whu back BEN E0BINS0N INSURANCE RAILWAY New York REAL ESTATE Philadelphia Washington Boston And all Eastern Cities BOOTS trade SHOES r Incrp ure Blood Ayers SarsaparelBa COiUlM 11 H Time Card In Effect May 28 03 From Mt Sterling EAST BOUND Leaves Mt AUsntlo xpres No SJ 4aUy Midland accom No 2 VeiUbnlfld lfTji cm No H dally Sterling lno 8SS a p m a mado up In alzes that I can lit the Br having these goods made up I can lurnish them quality and workmanship considered much cheap er than they can be bought from the store J k HtSto AcaoraNoJ8Jkrr Mfc 721 pia 7Mpn aM MtiwttHMKm WSST BOUND Leaves LexinrtonAeeoraraodationNor tLouIstIUs Express No 1 Lexington Accommodation No iVertlbaled Express No 2S Dally except Sudsr Kentucky Central ft R BLUE GRASS ROUTE Sterling naa am 3 M 8M am pm 07pm KENTUCKY tt Skcrteit aid QiickMt XmIs FROM Dallr VIRGINIA GOAL ehane Solid TCitlbuled trains with dlnimg ears No bus transfers Through slaepera from Lexington without O W DA11NEY CENTRAL KENTUCKY TO ALL POINTS Dlst Pas -- Â¬ J r Cheap Ajft Lexlngtun Ky NORTH SOUTH t nTJILLEIj Gen Pass Agent Washington D C Aaat Gen Pass Agent Cincinnati O CKKTAN Through daily train service betwee Cincinnati aud Middlesborougb and points on L N R R Schedule In Kffect -- -- Kentucky Midland Ry Shortest and quickest between Junet 18SS -- STAR Planing Mill Co SouthJSouad NoL Express No 5 fast Line Unlly 7 S5im S 03pm B 08pm Ex Na8 Dailr SnV CINCINNATI AND FRANKFORT Onlj direct line between m m Frankfort Georgetown and Paris Carlisle Mayavllle Cynthlana Falmouth and Covington ASK FOn TICKETS VIA KY MIDLAND- Lve Cincinnati Lre Covington Lre Palmouth LTe Cynthiana Arr Paris Arr Lexington 8 10 o 45 3 18 10 43 11 13 13 10 am am am am am in e soim 10 15pm 10 55pm 8 3ipm 3 4ipm 4 47pnk 4pm ISpav 7 10pm Rough ressed LUMBER - Trains Run By Central Stanflard Time TIME TABLE OCT I 31 ISM vv jrclusf Lve Richmond 1 35 pm 11 43 pm Lt J11 5 Pm 11 07 am Arr Livingston 3 10 p m 1 05 am Lve Livingston 3 13 1 35 am Lve London 3 52 p nt 3 11 ant 4 28 p ra Arr Corbin 3 SSnra Lve Corbin 4 85p m S 10 nm Lve Barbourville 5 30 u 8 Mara Lve Wnevliic MB 00 p m 4 so am Lve Middieborougb 0 40 p nj s Arr Cumberln Gap6 13 p m B Mnm 30 am ArKnoxvllle 8 30 am K LTeRrU- It 23 pm Winchesterl3 10 m 10 55 pm Lve Winchester IS 40 pm 10 55 pm 1 35 p m 11 43 pm Arr Richmond 6 30pm U SOps 7 OOpat 7 SOpBW pa TRAINS EAST umint Lkho Li AM Nol B PM I PM I Lve wmimT Williamsburg ArrJellico Lve Richmond Lve Lancaster NoS 4J NoT 13 43 Oitpn 1 560pm SStfam 4 25 U P ra 2 am ng Lt Frankfort n A 00 809 6S3 B 0 11 8 18 431 4 M -- Lt Elisabeth Ar Paris Lt Oeoreetown Lt C 8 lFepot iT newwwn Lt CentrsTtlle l t DutsII L Lt S03 8 IT S0 lr 10 1 1 33 1 45 1 S3 2 03 Arr Stanford8 4 pm 45 p m 30 p nt 50 Johnson 639 an 6 12 18 7 8T S2t North Bound Lve Stanford Lve Lancaster Arr Richmond 8 50 T09 IU 5 S3 8 01 B3S a 3 SO Daily Express No 3 No 0 UaUy 7 00 am 7 Mam 10 15 am 7 00 am 7 45 am S Warn Daily Ex Sua No 4 45 c AM No J TM PM No4 a os 8 13 3 05 3 30 330 AM No S m 3 45 It TWAINS WEST LveJellico Lve WilliaVbg Arr Corbin 2 S S hoh4 lOT A tsmzmmmEiTTmii a a ArKlUaboth Arr CenttWTillo Ar Newtown ArCS Depot Ar Georgetown Il Ar Johnson ArVurall ArStamoinirUround Ar Swjtzer Ar Klltborn Ar Summit Ar Frankfort a Lt Paris Nolr LveCumldGap 4 as 4 43 4 S3 10 11 3S 13 20 1 C ISO 8 47 B 883 8 3 00 S3 43 10 10 10 10 11 833 643 Sd -- -- Arr Livingston 43 7 it Lve Livingston 33 7 83 1X1 7 S3 Arr Richmond ix la rw tt 10 uvanichmond usa T ia a to Arr Winchester aM Lve Winchester Arr Paris A connects wjUb I ft N Lva Lexington It couneet4iute D Jkp and L 8 Lve Paris C eonnecta TvVarrnthtM- LvlTalmouth 4-TBaKentuekMldlajMlBailwaj cad conneo fwCovingtea Uoaa form th cheapest and shortest route to Arr Cincinnati aUpolnteneirtksonti and west Jta tnrtaer inTormation apnlT to their agenta 8 48 6 14 7 04 7 IS 7 17 7 33 7 39 7 44 Lve Middleslrarough Lve Pinerllle Lve Jlarurville Arr Corbin IS Lve Corbin Lve London 7 33 7 40 I 8 to am Kan am am am am am am 10 ISpn q 5 45 S 50 1 23 11 15 11 30 13 13 S3 10 SCpnv 11 OSpitt 11 4opm 12 20a U35aa 1 3 2 S Osatn COaav ita 8 3 am 8 55 am 7 0 am y 88ara o jijis a y 7 CO stam 11 am am 134 am 10 30 s pm 2 00 pm 3 30 pm 28 pin 4 01 nn 3 35 pm 4 14 pm 4 44 pm 3 23 pm 3tpm am r 3 39 am 3 ay Mm 4 23aia 4 35 am 4 55tUK 4 ISaiu ana am 6 42 SOpra pa 7 503 ant- 27 am Wan 1ianv lSam 7 35aa J CDBBnCAW QaBPasaAgt OKOBUAItrEn Geu3apt MAYSVILLE BRANCH Nortk Beaad jt Woods Phosphodine TUB OBSAT XNOLISU BKMKDT lO10 Ex Snn 7 00 rtiT LveCinclnnatiJ Lve Covington T Ex Sn 3 34 3 44 5N KalJ jaU pa joel Before and AtUr known Ask druggist for Woods Phosphodine If he offers mm ne worthless medicine in place of thlsleTO his dishonest store Inclose price in Lve Maysvillo letter and we will send by return mail Price Te ohnn one package Jl six SJ One will please six will fTe S111- cure Phnniiilet In plain sealed enrelope two Lva MHersburg lroraptlT and perman entlr cures alt lornis of Nerrous WeaknessKmia slons and Spermatorrhea I ai potency and aU effeetf of Abuse or Excesses lleen prescribed over 33 years in thousands of coses Is the only Relia ble and Honest Medison t A2oMnerbur Arr Carlisle Arr Johnson Arr Maysville LejnKton am am pa pa fM w 1 27 n m 00 a m 7 17 g pa s 1 40 pa- - Ssuth Bound Exaun am a 7 22 a m 45 t 35 a u 8 am 10 24 a m n 30 a m 5 42 7 Dally Dally Ex Sua w eye--glass- es stamps AililroHs B8FSol4 In Mt Sterling by Kennedy Bros RTTLloyd WSTJoydTarlton O Julian and druggist everywhere Arr Arr Arr Arr Covington Paris Lexington pa pa pa S 27 1 45 3 24 8 08 8 60 7 10 6 42 8 40 pa pa Cincinnati V-p i COAL T G JULIAN CORNER DRUG STORE 8 B KNOTT Trafflo Manager P ATMORE Genl Pass Agt General Oflices Leuisvllie Ky 8 F B MORSE Asst Genl Passg r Agt Ofllce Chamber of Commcrco Eldgs Cintl 0C - School Books And other Supplies - No 1 Dnily to all points except Rowland Dl vision which Is daily except Sunday No 0 Runs dally ex Sunday from Lexlngtoa to Clncintl No 1 Runs daily No 4 Runs daily from all stations except tha Rowland Division vhlch is dally except Sunday No tt Dally except Sundpr No 6 Dally ox Sunday between Cincinna and Lexington No 16 Paris and Lexington Accommodation Dally Leaves Lexington 10 00 am Arrive Paris 10 45 nm No 7 Falmouth Accommodation Leaves Cis cinnati 1 45 pm Arrives Palmoutb 3 30 nnw dally except Sunday No No 18 fll No FancyOPncesi Paints and Oils Fine Tobaccoes cinnati - Leaves Kalmontb 3 45 am Arrives Claw 5 83 amn dally land a make connection at Winchester let points on tbaN N M V Ry 01Tcrt hrough cars from Cincinnati w MiddlcbOroagh and Cumberland Gap and all In ermedlato stations and runs dally Nb 3 and No 4 earry tiirough sleepers betweeav Cincinnati and Knoxyillo vfaMiddlesbonx - tlKxOfJlffat- - V J o v cs j- - J gs UiitiytAt al feaVMmWUti iv fo itottiJWJAwife My - tSfaui MT STEBLIa ADVOCATE TDESJpAY SBTEMB3BR 61893 O THE ADVOCATE ADY0CATE mm ANNOUNCEMENTS ASSESSOR PUBLISHING nfcii COMPAMY 1S03 - TUESDAY SKIT E Wo arc authorized to announce Charles II Jones as a candidate for Assessor of Montgomery county sub Â¬ ject to tho action of tho Democratic party FOtt STATE SENATOR Wo are authorized to announco lion P Guy of Clark county as a can Â¬ party didate for Senator of this district com Â¬ posed of tlio counties of Clark Hour Wo arc authorized to annnnco Ed boil and Montgomery subject to the ward J Gallagher as a eandldato for ctiou of the Democratic party Assessor subject to the actiou of the Dornocratic party Col J Gr Holloway of Clark county is a candidate for State Senate from CITY JUDGE the district composed of Bourbon Mark and Montgomery counties sub to announce Wo Jectto tho action of the Democratic lion It aro authorised candidate for Turner as a party Your vote and iniluonco re- Â¬ Judge of Police Court of Mr Storling spectfully solicited subject to tho actiou of the Demo J Wo are authorized to announce JohnW Cockrcll as a candidate for Assessor of Montgomery County sub ject to tho action of tho Democratic Â¬ Â¬ The Mt Sterling Gns it culled for short Gazette u Roiiublicnn sheet whose solo nim in life seems to bo to echo the worst saying of the worst clement of its party press nnd to advocate the extrom est and most villainously vile meas Â¬ 5 ures tho most purtisnn of its par Â¬ ty leaders may suggest has been filling its columns for somo time past with charges that the present financial depression is due to a lack of faith on the part of the people in the present Admin- Â¬ istration Now Gns it must know tho uttor falsity of its assertions if it knows anything But its dis- Â¬ t HOW ABOUT MOST SUCCESSFUL PQ9QQQQQQQ0QQQeQrQZQ And Chronic Dlsoaso Specialist inifcp MRD TIMES 1 I A c o 0 State r 000000kS0e60VOeO0VO9ty4 0 1 candidate for A Goueral Assembly from tho Legisla tive District composed of the counties Montgomery and Menofeo subject to itje action of tho Democratic party We are authorized t announce Judge Howard R French as a candi date for member of tho General As Â¬ sembly from this Legislative district composed of Montgomery and Mend feocouutiesv Subjocttothty action of tho Democratic party JfOU SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS tinguishing characteristic bitter and unrelenting hatred of a Demo- Â¬ crat will not allow it to keep any party where near tho line of trutliif mis cratic COUNTY ANNOUNCEMENTS Wo aro authorized to announce statemerit o f a6tt will accornplish Announcements for county offices James G Lano as a candidate for Po its purpose 5 each to accompany tho order Com- Â¬ lico Judge of tho city of Mt Sterling Tho Gasnt knows if it knows munications in tho intorest ot candid Â¬ subject to tho action of tho Demo- Â¬ anything at all that the three most cratic partj ates 10 cents per lino notable v achievements bf the COUNTY JUDGE Republican party in late years We are authorized to annuouueo S- - S Cassity We aro authorized to announco A- have been Editor of the Sctitlnol Dcmocrat t Bl White as a caudidato for County A pension list of 150000000 a member of tho a Â¬ - O Aro you asupportorot tho present flnanclnl system vlilcli dongojU th currency otl the country pcHotllcnlly at tho money centers and keep tlio musses at tiomcreyot clns8bgoc do you Javor abroad nnd O O O O O O O mm mw Which protccU the debtor while it does justice to tho creditor Xtjrou feci this way you should not bo with Â¬ out that great champion of tiie peoples rights c Kh9H lUiiii SHHPjaHHHBRJBi y Stockdale t Permanently located at Louisvillo Kentucky will bo at Wo are authorized to announce Groves for ro clection to the office of Suporintondant of Schools subject to the action of tho Democra- Â¬ tic party References his political and official records Wo aro authorized to announce Miss Mary Anderson as a candidate for Su- Â¬ perintendent of Schools of Montgom- Â¬ ery county subject to the action of the Johu E Democratic parly We are authorized to announce I N Horton a candidate for Superin Â¬ tendent of Schools of Montgomery county subject to tho action of the Democratic party SHERIFF action of tho Democratic party We aro authorized to announce Win Sledd as a candidate for Stiorjir of Montgomery county subjectto thi actiou of tho Democratic partyWe are authorized to announco J C IB Gillispica candidate for Sheriff ot - ard H Hunt aa candidate for Sheriff of Montgomery- county subject to the We are authorized to announce Rich Â¬ Montgomery comity subject to action of tho Democrati6 party KOIt he jailei Wc are authorized to announce Joo C Turley as a candidate for Jailer ot Hotitioincry counts subject to tho ac Sum of tho Democratic party announce We arc authorized Joseph M Smith as candidate for jailer of Montgomery county subject to tiie action of tlio Dornocratic party Wo are authorized to announce T M Leach as a candidate for-- Jailer of Montgomery county subject to the actiou of the Democratic paity We are authorized to aiuiounco J M Best as a candidate for Jailer ot Montgomeav cfiuntv fiiibjuet to the action ot the Donjotfrafrcfoarty IWe a authored to aimouure hcnault as a cadidattrfbr Jijij Montgomery county subject tg the t- ttitm rf We arc authorizcdi tqajymnceJf Wo nro authorized to aimouiin WillClHv a a candidate for Couucil- an of tho First ward ofthetettV f5ft Sam Green wadot as a candidate for Jailer of Montgomery county subject hierliug subject to tho action df thp Democratic party Primniy Election to the action of tlio Democratic part Oct- - 9thllSD3 party We Tames W Lockridgc as a cainndafo ior Jailer of Montgomery County subject to tho action or the Democratic - ii J amWitfyic re authorized Utlis TAmnminhn - Judge of Montgomery county subject yoarv V to tho action of the Democratic party Tho McKinley Tariff iniquity We aro authorized to announce The Sherman Silver law floury M Woodford as a candidate Thisvicious legislation togothor il for County Judge of Montgomery tin county subject to tho action of th with jnuch more of even a deeper Democratic party and more devilishly vile charl Wo are authorized to announce ttctcr twhich was attempted by its Wallaco A Do Haven as a candidate party and to wliich Gas it not- Â¬ for County Judge of Montgomery county subject to tho action of the withstanding its poorly attempted Democratic party denial gave its flancTibn and de rubllshedat Atlanta Ga and having a circulation of Wo aro authorized to announce nominated wiso and patriotic MORS THAN 156000 Herbert Kinsqiviriga a candidate for measures was seen with ularm by Chiefly among the farmers ot America and County Judge of Montgomery county the American people The rocks going into more homes thanany weekly nevrs Ho submits his claims tpJliQictioij of piper published on tho face of the earth upon which wo woro being driven the Democratic party byUo viciously iniquitous meas ures of the Republican party bei t r CHIEF OF rOLICE came apparent to the entire nation Wo are authorized to aunounc and frbnr Canada to the Gulf and Charles Wilson as a candidato fori having Chief of Police of Mt Storling sub from tho Atlantic to the Pacific ject to tho action of the Democratic there swept pvef thoMand a deter parly mination to drive this party f rorii -- wstiaPCr rY CHy hateS We aro authorized to announce power The people saw lhat exJohn Gibbons as a candidato for Chiel MxrtlHK of Policeof the city of Mt Sterling travagance cowardice and ignor- Â¬ puWiolntevcs subject to tlio action of tho Demo- ance had so involved the finances cratic party of this great country that it would Wo aro authorized to announco S bo a miracle almost if tho direst W Gaitskill as a candidate for Chiot consequences did not result They of Police of tho city of Mt Sterling hurled this infa- Â¬ subject to tho actiou of tho Democrat- ignominiously ic party mous party from power and by a Is among the few great newspapers publishing dally editions on the sido of voto unprecedented in American tjio people as against European domination of our money system and it heartily advocates MAYOR politics they said this partyshpuld Fikst THE FREE c6lf4AQE OF SILVER Believing that tho establish Wo aro authorized to announce W no longer bold tho reins of govern- Â¬ ment of a single gold standard will wreck tte nroaperlty of tho great masses of R- Nunilolloy as a candidato for ment It Was one thing to drive a tho people though it may profit tlie fwwho havo ali eady grown rich by Jrederal protection and Federal subsidy Mayor of Mt Sterling subject to tin party from power it was another to i action of the Democratic party Secod TARIFF REFORM Bollevingthathy throwiug our ports open to avert the consequences of this nnr-tys markets of tho world and levying- oiity enough import duties to pay tho actual Wo aro Authorized- - to announce expenses of the government th noople will be better served than by making them actions whilst in power We Adam Baiinijas a candidate for Mayoi pay doublo prices for protections sake ofMt Steriingsubject to the action 61 are nowr reaping the whirlwind of Tiiiim AN INCOMB TAX Bcllovlpfp that thesowho havo much property thotDeiitoeratic party destructive financial disress for should bear tlie burdens of government in tho same proportion to those who have t little HaVingbeou 6olic5tjd byitjimeroiu which the Republican party csowed i Democratic fritimls rf becohro a candi- the soedsih its yjcious legislation date for Mayor of atSterlhig I now declare myself acaiklilatesubject i of years past The people unfortu the action of UiVDeiiiocrati6 party I natelyvsaw to6 ldto to avert them gv mk THE CONSTITUTION heartily advocates in v respectfully solicit yoln uifbort the cphsequenees of this sort of 8KicO Foito -law miiTdng They kicked the mis of tKe erable set out of doors and put in Until there Is enough of it in circulation to do flic lcgWlriialo business of thq CITY AtTOItEY servants who will do whitfathoy caai country t If you vlsh to help in shaping the legislation of the government to these cndri We trrq authorized 4o amiounci to reJiipdiVUieiftonseqUelices o laws KGIVE THE CONSTITUTION YOUIt XssiSlXiXCE lcild It a helping hand in TlwllrA Tl OluW tfirno fro a iiwTwl fGns it waved tho flght and remember that by so dqingyou wllLUcli yourtoif help your neighfor 5ity Attorney of Ml Sterling sub rflrcdy ennetd I jeet JfoJJjcV action of the- - Democratic tlie hl66dy sliirftliUtherotten old bor and help your country j a pajrtWrf- - i rag- feU to piecqsinv jtsvhadds005CQ1CyOiO0TfttJl6rizejkaaiifi6u3iceJoiri nvw una ino suiweifle uiputtunc I Phipp avij caiuMrtQib4Vijy A- t- tJ ftttifnipt o cjry 6ht IthattKoeBt Tub WkekiiTConstitution has no equal inAmerical ltsnows AI 4-ATJl7WPAPFR ti- i oixii JjIv rciort cpvorthoworld and itsconeapoiidentsandjigonts are to enf financial distress is due to he 4iO lie found inalmdSU every baliwick in tlio Bouthem and Western LienwcraTio -- Stutw i f lack ot faith on the part of We urpaTlithbiized toannauiioetJibWr maga It prints mora sucltjijattftr as Is ordlnnrlly A iW people in the Democratic A Q ii MAPAyTWR zlncsof tho country than can bo gotten fromfound in the greatthci O lUAUiijllli-i even thobest of MjJJlliota a candidate for City Atrs l mm no knows wo hre Ap All ETlTTrATflPt JJiIgn schoofhonso within itself anil a years reading of THE orircyorMH5tOTMifrtWj AC AM U U lA 1 lU t6NSTITUTtONls a liberal education anyone tho action of thoD6ihqufwli MiniJirruriiing 10 tnc uregs tne llf esido JfJM M onpR bpublicun legisjtion has pre-- 4SAFRIEND AND COMANIOtf SSfitSt SSferSSSS imii U VU childrc4i t liontalus valuable information for the mother qouNriuiutttfl c pivel 4or us ana is- - an cncyciopadiu of instruction for is i lJ i National Hotel MT STERLING Wednesday September 13 1893 Atlanta Weekiyr GoRsti tatioiv Â¬ Returning every four wbeks fluccesBfully treats k Acute and Chronic Catarrh ringing in tho ears DoafncBs DiReases of the Eye Ear Nose Throat LuHKBvKil uoy Urinary and Bladder Troubles Brigets Disease Diabetes Dyspepsia Constipation Rheumatism ana Paraly Dr Stockdalo isA i sis Epilepsy- - j or Fits Positively Cured -- I fttotSKSrssss rS-v--- Besl Weekly Young or Middle Aged Men sufÂ¬ fering from Spermatorrhea Impp tency Eruptions the result of errors or excoBsesshould call before it is too late Woguaranteaacuroif case has not gone too far k Blood and Skin Diseases tc cured by improved and never i fasling remedies Diseases of women such Lucorrhea Painful Menstruation Dlsplacomenrg Womb Bcariug Down Pains in Ba relieved in short time The Doctor carries all his1 portablo Instruments and comes proparen to examine the most obscure medical and surgical ensos Ho undertake po incurable dlsensesut cures hundreds veii uo to die Consultatiou free and confidential Address As SyphiiliB Scrofula Stricture Gleot Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ - - I A STOCMLPJ Louisville j - Ky ri Ss-f- i - r OF EVERY KIN 4 Â¬ n Exparsi6i rCwiaivcy 0 Made and sol up in a 11 part the country Wkite ron Designs jNo ADAMS 25 1VT 42 T J - - Agcuts Employed Â¬ 4t SON vm BVUJIL TT i - -- - fta-tZ- nwzv -- - - t- - - 4 i t -- 9 9 Y tf 7 Z A fttvtt Z V V - i 2 - Til E The nap intL icAx M i TltfP - i3J-2i0i- every member of the household -- - t LETS M t- Domorcatic party We aro nuthorizei to Wo aro authorized to announce J IfenlV AVumon Hai nniwliriifn Coleman Reid as a candidate ioi C oiiiicilinan from f lie Second Ward of County Attorney of Montgomery the city of Alt Sterlinr subject to tho ounty subject to the actiou of the action of tho Democratic Primary Dflmocratic party Election October 9 1893 COUNTY CLEUK Wo aroanjhorizQd to amiounco Mu 1iye Sherman Silver Saw yan iwa cajjirryatVfor Coun- Â¬ We are authorized to announce A cilman from triolrvJu ward of tho city Uont dbMwn themGae A Hazclrigg as a candidate for of Mt Sterling MibjtVcJ to the action you difl tWrt- wise and patriotic County Attorney of Montgomery of tlio Democratic partj Primary Oouuty subject to tho actiou of the Election Oct Dili 1793measure tliey are yours All the C County Attorney i 1500000 Pension- List TljfcKinley TanirSte- - ITS SPECIAL FEATURES Aro such as aro not to be found In any other paper in America - Jboysyoim i M - for r ml J 9 W 4 IlU Tho Farm and farmers Department itnis - The Womens Department The Childrens Department L Ncxisesslou will begin Septom ber 4 1893 For Catalogues long list of 0vil9theybave brought Aro all under ablo direction and aro specially attractive to those to whom these departments k on the eountryvwith them lie at are addressed aro of world wide reputation ntMARK TWAIN BRET Its 9 your door nlso Come Ofus it HARTE special contributors writers such FRANK R STOCKTON JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS and hundred of 6therswho It offers weekly scrrico from such Writers as BILL ARP 3ARQE PLUNKETT WALLACE P REED no dodging Old Gas it alius Gazette Democratic candidates FRANK L8TANTON and others who give Its literary features a peculiar Southern llavortliat commends It to every flrcsldo from Viboinia to Texas from Misaouiu to OALironNiA address M J GOODWIN jJl f I 1 Jj A U J Y1 Mt Sim ling Ky large congregation was out to hear Rev A J Arrick- of the First Presbyterian Church oh The colored M E Church is Sunday night Prof E S Fogg Wi aro authorized to announco W II OConnoM as a candidate fur County undergoing repairs and when bom was with the choir and assisted in Clerk of Montgomery county subjepr plcd will be ene of the prettiest tho music which was suid by those to tho action ot the Democratic party ohurclrbuildings in tho city who hoard it to be very fine A very Â¬ are authorized to announco Lu aTeu B Greene as a candidate for Contttv Clerk of Montgomery county subject to the action of the Demo cratic party iVe aro authorized to announco Gergo A Whitney as a candidato for County Court Clerk of Montgomery county subject to the action of tho Democratic party AVo We are authorized to announce C G wants Glover as a caudidato for Councilman to gjvo from tho Fourth Ward of Mt Sterling ments in subject to tho action of tlio Democrat- Â¬ money it ic Couroy as a candidate for Council- Â¬ man from the Fourth Ward of the city subject to tho action of the Demo cratic party M 2 td it their announce- Â¬ ARE YOU A SUBSCRIBER to take tho order If not send on your namo at once If you wish thus procures to flght party Democratic nominees A SAMPLE Wo aro authorized to announco J f A T WOOD HENKY S WOOD A-- A T WOOD COPY SON Z f 9 9 5 7 Z AnORKEYS-AT-LA- W Writo for it and tend the names and addresses ot Six ot Your Neighbors to whom you would like to have sample copies of the paperscnt free It coats only ONE DOLLAll a year and agents arc wanted In every locality Write for genu terms Addresss - Room No 8 Tyler Appcrson Block t w1 J -- Maysvillo Street Mt Sterling nMontccomcry 2 Ky Powell S ft THE CONSTITUTION ATLANTA GA Ilreatmtt and Leo Counties nnd Superior Court nnd Court ot Appeals and the UnttedStatcs Circuit ami DUtrlct Courtt of Kentucky f v l I wVtiiL i sA I V iAk fjiT-itl T111 -- yg w ilihfc 48iVC t It itAjf - X VyaJ4SiJikiiMwiiL ZSE3ZS r1 Vjt MT Trimebl Bros BTEBMHG ADVOCATE TUESDAY SEPTEMBER - 5 3 SOB T Klenneca sr Bros he - Prescription - DruggistsB ROS RIMBLE Pure Drugs Medicinesc 4 Wholesale Grocers Wholesaie Grocers ilEALEltS IN -- 21858 IS WHAT RCTir-A-- THE Has paid iho peoplo of Mt Sterling iii tho last twenty years and still lias more Call on Â¬ INSURA3STOB f nirm 1UJL OJLXJJJiW Biok BmWOTTtiTf KY School Books School SupiHof Puro Inks pencils cles Also Pitints OilniidVtiniisltfls A c All Toilet Arti- A HOFFMAN CO As that is the onlyplace in town that you can get A ROYAL POLICY To tho Democrats ot Montgomery Reduced Rates to Latonla Fall Races County Soptombcr 2 to October 7 1893 via A prominent cundidnto for tho Â¬ Mat Kelly is furnishing his now res Democratic nomination to one- of Queen Ss Crescent Routo Tickets on Born Soptomber let to Thomas idence oil Quoon street My duties as deputy clerk in tho tho foremost comity offices said to County Clorkd office provent me salo each day of meeting to Cincinna Â¬ Botts and wife a daughter Irs Ed Groon is visiting at S P s u day or two since Tho edit- Â¬ from making au active canvas at ti and return good flvo days from datoof sale from ail stations on Q ors of this Republican sheet the present I hope to seo each of you Jailves T Highland will bo married Hunts On Main street C and Louisville Southoru in Ken Idu to morrow Wednesday Gth to Misa Mr J WBurtons family loavo to- Â¬ Gazette have more gall than I personally before tho election aud I tucky 1 fary E Clay of this county have over seen enclosed in tho aik of you to consider my claims bo day for tho Worlds Fair Tickets Cincinnati to Lexington and foro pledging to othor candidates in return same compass One of them Jiad at ono faro T George Hockaday of Galnsville HonWM Kendal of Wo3t Lib Â¬ the supremo impudence to ask me tho County Clerks race I am running ovory Saturday for tho round trip ovoniii good rotur17 of erty was in tho city last week Georgia has rented tho residence to announce my candidacy for a thia race alone and am not nor will I ing Monday will onable turfmen and jl M Phipps on North Maysvillo James Bush has gone to Chicago Democratic nomination in his pa Â¬ bo connected with either of tho gen- Â¬ others to spend Sunday in tho Bluo street Mr Hockaday expects to en This is the season for tlemen where ho will probably locate per this too when every page of Clerk whoarocondidatos for County grass region ace in eomo kind of mercbautilo reports lo tho contrary not Â¬ D G EnwARDsG P A Binder Twine usinosa J D Cockrall of Cumberland Gap his paper teems with abuse of withstanding Cincinnati Ohio Democrats and Democratic meas- Â¬ is visiting friondsjn this county Your Obedient Sorvant r Hoes Wo aro in receipt of a complimont ures He muBt take mo for a fool W BOCONNELL Mrs JtT Pottus of Richmond is Mt Sterling Ky Sept 4 93 airy ticket to tho Winchester Fair Rakes when ho expects mc to give him tho family of T H Gjubbs i Mr T C Graves 12 16 Thanks gentlomon visiting REL1QIOUS September my money to the better support Tho prompt paymont of policy No Forks we yM bo among tho many from this J B Bund rort of Mossy Crook him in a fight against mo if 1 county who will attend your excellent Tonn is in tho city to engage inbusi j Elder T G Lesion of Virginia and 86891 being thd Insurance duo mo on Ice Cream Freezers shuirrcceive tho Democratic nomi- Â¬ EldorGoldof North Carolina will my late husbands life dcscSrVes imeeting ncss nation This Democrat takes tho preach at Southern pVesbyteriah thanks at my hands Tho kindncps Refrigerators Hon JM Pioratt and daughter correct view of the matter We chiirqh Wednesday afternoon at 3 to inc personally Ishall never forget Times aro too hard stop my pa- Trimblo hnrve saldbofore we repeat it there oclock and in tho evoning at 7 oclock Hoping you will suqeeed in the insur Water Coolers por Tho gontloman who ponned visited thotfamily of theso words la a miller His business last week t are two Democratic papers in the Thq public is cordially invited to at Â¬ ancp business I remain your friend Lawn Mowers depends on consumers those who aro MuaR SavdeLs Miss Mamie Redmon returned Mon county ono or the other of which tend Lot able to pay Stop my paper Tlio policy is for 5000 aiid Avas in Arid day nightronva weeks visit in Lexr reaches every- Democratic vtter Licking Association ot Particular bo a command and ovorybody be ths within its limits Announce in them Baptists will moot at Mayslick Mason tho Mutual Benefit of Ndwark N J Hammocks iugton compelled to obey what would be- of which Mr GravOs is agent This is county Friday Informaonjs come of lie world MrsW S Fitchpatrlck will erect a But you have no right when you days R M 8th and continue three getting business through iii a hurrjy Screen Doors and Windows Â¬ Bubridgo and wife not imparted progress is at a atand- - residenco oil tho lot purchased ot J C arc expecting those same DemoJ W Ratlin and wife wilt attend as and is commendable Tho two last And Wire Cloth Specialties cratic papers to support you after ratill and mills aro shut down Turloy premiums in order to keep tho policy you 8hallhave received tho nomi- Â¬ delogates from here - Gcnl alive woro loaned Mr Samuels by Drake of Chicago spent When will theso hard times end All of which are offered tor nation against the attacks of the If erected Mayor I shall most cer- Â¬ tho Company aidjho laboring ma to a gentloman Saturday in tho city witlr his friend Republican Â¬ to furjournal sale at the lowest prices by tainly be olectod by tho people for tho As soon as Mrs E J Reid hurrying in business nish it means with which to carry people without projndico or promise Notlco people ot tho towns go to work and Lillian the three year old daughter The undersigned as represent- Â¬ rsavo their earnings and tho farmers of James H Wood is criticalfy ill on a campaign against yourself and will fill tho office to tho very best Business is business and politics of my ability I rofor to my record ative of tho estate of John Sam- Â¬ farming in tho fields with brain fever learnXo do their is politics When it comes to poli- Â¬ while a committee from tho Commer-Â¬ uels deceased ianowcloBingoutas rather than on street corners Speak Hon Jo M Kendall of Prestons tics keep your munitions of war as cial Club On streets before tho Coun- Â¬ rapidly as possiblo the large stock neighbors quit encouragingly of your tho city last week mix Â¬ estate at talking about hard times have faith burg was in far as possible out of the hands of cil as to tho interest I take in what I of goods belongmgto said the same retail and wholesale at ing with friends think to bo for tho citys good I was old stand un thoxlministration and all will bo the enemy Come early and secure tho first to lay my claims boforo thp bargains W A Sutton and wife Mrs R M woJL II C Howell Smith and Miss Nona Sutton will apks us to say peoplo and expect to bo olectcd Rich 6 2t Administrator Mr J W Chonault Henry Watson is a candidate forrc- - leave for Chicago to day to tho people of Montgomery that ho or poor man if I promiso you this I olectiod to the office of Councilman of desires to servo them as Jailer Ho will bo Mayor to all alike and this is For Sale the Second ward and of course his MK Ed William who has been has been a Democrat always Comes all the pledgo t mako Ky grippe then My residence property on West Mt candidal is subject to thowill of the quite sickfir8t from la Yours of a family of Democrats and has Democrlby Mr Watson wishes his fover is ablo to bo out Main street for saje on easy terms W R Nujjnelley been au active v worker in the party or will exchange for deposits in claims to bo passed on and to bo D G Howell Dr Wm Vanantwocp siuco his majority Ho served this Tho Chairmen of tho Democratic Traders Deposit Bank or the New for tho futuro by what ho has Jesse Nelson and T P Martin aro atten Â¬ judged county as Shoriff--ha- s C G Jived among Committors of tho conritieV of Breath Â¬ Farmers Bunk Apply to done for the city itf tho past- Ho bo ding tho GA R ablndianaplis us all his life and his1 entire rpcord is Glover itt Wolfo Morgan Owsioy and Ma- Â¬ lieves merit should win and asks the Mr and Mrs Thomas Kennedy of known to all When financial dis- Â¬ goffin tho 34th his allegi Senatorial district met support of his party upon Notice to Taxpayers Carlisle spent several days with Mr tress overtook him ho mot it like a at Jackson Breathitt county on last auco to ills principles and his real ss and Mrs James Kennedy of this city man aud came out of thotroublu Wednesday I am now1 ready to recuivo your -and decided to hold pre- Â¬ worih as au official He thinks his services 1 cleau haudcd taxes- for 1892 and as they havo been Mrs J L Hughes neo Emi Leo cinct meetings on September 22d duosineo the 1st day May and I oiily days gonobyontitlds is Howe of Ploomfield is in tho city to tho party in TJfpC H D Railroad have county meetings at tho Court houses have until the 1st day of November him to ask that it shall entrust him in each county on tho 23d inst and a III which to collect ami pay ull the tsuetra handsomo panoramic view five and attended 4he Forest Clarke wed with the nomination forJailer and ho long of Chicago and the Worlds ding district convention at Jackson Breath taxes to Stato and countywithout pay Â¬ if elected to rnako tho cent therefore I request i piomi8e a r air showing rclacivb heights of the itt county September -- Gth Each ing all per of Columbup county an efficient ofllcor Luther Sanders you to como forward and settle at nwiucipal buildings etc Also a hand iilickman county Kyi came in Satur candidate to lio given his strength once Ull como at Once you willbe gome photographic album of Ttho day toibnter thoICD Si for tho com Mr James BoSt asks of tho Democ Â¬ The candidates aro Col John P Sal1 waited Oil lam requested to state KVorlds Fair buildings 6ither koiy ing year racy an endorsement in tho shapo of a ypr of Morgan Hiram Owsley of that allwho owe back taxes to R C a Itobinson thoy must pay at once or MEDIGAL EDUGATSON Cwhich will bo sent to1 any address renominatipn for Jailor of tho county Owsley and S S Combs of Wolfe thev will bo levied on for same and if Mr Oscar W Rilejyof Lexington Ho postpaid on receipt of 10 cents in Cincinnati College of Medicine and was calfed tipon to take tho posi- Â¬ ho should bo forced to levy to makej Red- Â¬ AddrcRH D G Edwardp Bible Collogo visited Mrs C D Tho god success Dr Stockdalo has his I shall levy at samo timo lor tins Surgery 43d year Graded Course Rtamps to fill oiii the ncxplred tion of Jailor mon and family from Friday until Laboratories Clinics Hospitals Rea- Â¬ ijGenoial Passenger Agent Worlds term of onbgffjie most popular off- Â¬ had with hi numerous atients in year also Hoping that you will como sonable Terms Begins Sept 26 Monday In and boHIo at onceI remain BTair Route 200 W Fourth street icers vtljo county overbad and one who this vicinity is tho result of his thor Address Chas A L Reed MD Dean Vpurs tiuUj v Mliiir iriiiaM O D Hazel rigg lpft last night for was killed syliilst in tho discharge of ough educationand knowledge of the T V Fitzpatrlck AlD Secy J JouvC RioiJuyjSsbxSM C a diseases lid makhis1 speciality Now Xork to purchase the fall and his duty lib 3 lr ihofact llrtft he made a We this wcok announco Jo M t Conroy and Charles G Glover as can- Â¬ winter stock for tho firmotCrubs and wonderfuUiracccpfablb official uuder can not cure all cases nor does ho IF XOVIt BACK ACnESforuoth- Ilia careful mode of- exam really good suclv circumstances 6pcaks more for claim to didates for Councilmon from the Hazelrigg You will takonotlce Ittakes cash Or you aro all isyorn cut afaoblllty Try mff ination and his familiarity with tho TMMrWS toif niTTEllS Fourth Ward of Mt Sterling Theso Miss Sarah McGarvov of Lexing Â¬ him than any words wo could write to pay for coal and fitlight It will euro you cleanse yopr Hycr end gtvo a goou uppciuu two gentlemen aro well fitted for tho ton is visiting Mrs N II Trimblo at There aro few men indeed who could slightest changps in tlu different or Â¬ TiiuMiio Baiinks 34t fnoaitiou Thov aro vounsr men who hor beautiful home on North Mays havp 8o acce utahly filled the position gans enable him to tell at once wheth His to which ho was called under all tile er or not a curoj can bo effected arep4Tjfessivo iii thoir idoas active villostreet v clicUmstantips Tfio DompcYats will ideasaro now and his methods the energetic who havo no axes to land ii Misses Mary Pratt aud Lticilo IIcdM makuo mistake in jrivifkilanies Best latest Ilesolicitsall who aro snifter tgrind belong t9 pa clique or ring and den hiivo returned homo after a five a retfomiuttlionfor thaofflce ing from chronic or nervous tronhlca become candidates at gMlyagrocd to weeks visit to their grandmother in to sooMiinl and warn his methods Seo J W- rcthof urgent revest of their many Are You Nervous t i Shelby county I him at National Hotel Wednesday f ffrioildfwho believe as wo do that Aro you tirod out do you havotbat Mrs JM Bigstaff anddaughteiV tired feeling or sick headache You Scptcmber 13 Ithoy will make most acceptable city Misses Fojiton anij Lizzie left Monday can bo officials Wo most cordially commend S K Pluiit onoot- tlioinost romin relieved of all those symptojis ftheso two young business men totho for a two weeks visit at Chicago and by taking Hoods Saraaparilla which out furniM4 of this county on litAt voters of tho Fourth tho Worlds Fair Damocratic bbdllj Saturday Iuado an assign moiuV to DV gives nerved mental and Ward Q Drako was in Lexington strength and thoroughly purifies the J A Shirley for tlio bonofit of his Dr R AVo IitfVo boon iniabhi to Mr Herbert 13Kinsolviug asks tho hist veqk in aijswei to a telegram to blood It also creates a goodappotife cltditoivi Queen whbis quite sick also cures indigestion t hpartburn and learn tho condition of Iii- affairs and Democrats of Montgomery county to see dyppepsia honco can not approximate the amount ivo him tho nomination for County toeeo Mat Itelley Irrvpiire ofliis indebtedness or rosourderi At Judge Ho hasbeon slow to publicly Secretary Taylorof tho A C Si3ttfcfe HoodVPills aro easy to take eaf y tho same timo his son R J Iluift and his candidacy but other can- - A who has beon taking quite- - a pro dcaro 5 cents in action and euro in ciTect 1 tho firm It J John limit assigned djdates having auiiounced ljo felt it tracted visit through IndiapToiritoi7 Tho safety of tho family at all times and tfx a box They are of tho very to John MorrU was duo to himself and liis- friends is oxpccieu to return ip morrov especially in timo of an epidemic depends Ab- that hji should lot his plausand wishes largoly on tho purity of the wator used Mr J Will Clay ono of our foro best men of Montgomery county and Mr A J McCarty a prominofiit most voung iiisines8 ion and cnio no man will rend thiR ilem who will Mr Kinsolving was born o kiTuwn solutelv puro water can ho secured by using as who is closely identified witlKMt not havo the deepest sympathy for business man of Samersbt Jty and raised in Ohio county Ky whore tho Natural Stono Disk Filter 6old by us Thoy iA the city vostorday to attend tho fun Sterling and all her interestPj hafi an them fl nrn nnailv clnnnnd vnrv Himnln in construction before ho was twontv Uvo voars did m j nounced himself as a candidate for J ww ftl eral of his brother David McCarty iho was elected County Attornoy For tho Democratic nomination for Coun Â¬ yi nuu uum uiiij fu But iittlo has been said recently of IjNH3j ul K4flUraltf MrJ J Smoot Democratic Son cilman from tho First ward If thoro tho gas aud oil prospects In tho ufpur years ho filled this responsible jiiiiKH TiiUMiaujN urocerv uo Xm -m position how creditably it may bo atonal nomiuco from tho district com can bo found a better man than Will moantimo Adam Baum continues to si KrfTFunJT liudired when his people at tlio end of posed of tho counties of Bath Rowan Clay for Councilman wo would like ply the drill JIo is not talking just hia term nominated him for Reproson- - Meuofeo and Carter was in tho city to know Avho he is Wo zjro always now but if wo should mako a guess ftive in tho General Assomblo aud last week glad when wo can Bupport such a wo would say tho well is about COO olectod him by a rousing majority ho Mrs Jacob Henry Mrg T G Don man as Mr Clay for publip offico feet doop Experts claim that gas running over two hundred votes toti Mrs B F Thompson Misses oil both abound horo and a well J C Back attorney at Jackson and All this Nannio Reed Mamio Miller aud Fan ahead of tho Stato ticket was nominated Democratic candidate sunk to tho depth of 1200 to 1500 aaka volumes for him Ho came to nlo Reed leave tho 18th for the for tho Legislature from tho counties feot would reach it Mr Baum will Montgomery tomako his homo among Worlds Fair of Leo Breathitt and Magoffin on go that depth should he not find it Wednesday by acclimation Mr our people and his life is known to all Misses Ollio Fant Flomingsburg Back is a staunch DonocratVknd has soonor ho lived among us His work since Mattio Estill and Susie Willis of Lex tho confidenco of his party Ho will for tho Domocracy iii tho last Prosi FAIR TRIAL of Hoods Sar IngtonVand MossrftTom McGarvqy doubtless have Republican opposition cauVass in saparilla guarantee a complete his and other dontlal -- oxlncton aro vla- - but Mr Back will havo a complete aire It is an honest medicine honest Â¬ xuritle is well known to our people and Sam Willis of X TA i - IHIIIIIJ Ul J U IkUlU lllllg II1B ly advertised and it honestly CURES f vv walkover te tfweclfully akyour vote James Cockrom Jr With typhoid fever ia quite - PERSONAL MENTIONING VIEVE OF GALL M I JG -- - r - - It T77 T77 um Qienare -- Sterling -- - - I E r I - Â¬ 11 v Â¬ -- - J - y if - oSg25a V i JE - Yiu ife DoatDrmk Water r f - - Jf ir Â¬ mmm w -- L vli A - 1 ft i 1 fl t1 f ffcVV v4t R V A V V yt ein KifmimmmmmMmto- slr--rii i wmirjm-t-- t kit O ji iC r MT THE MARIQOL STEttLISTa ADVOCATE TUESDAY SEPTEMBER Â¬ 5 1898 gone and when I raised my head it mo to say that But I had to mako No body ftdvMv was all red darkness before me full some shift to got hor oyes off me ttses that ate blood of hoops and circles that grow in- whilo I stumbled into tho drawing medicine doesnt amount to much cessantly into ono another like rings room and groped my way to an armTheyre nil of in water standing out before me and chair them the best receding into space Now for it I thought But theres onlycm of them that Very likely you dont enter into Then I began to reflect how I was good enough to to get out of church and meet Lucy my state of mind how should you guarantee and Thoro wero steps and turns andl I know perfectly that Lucy took thi that is Dr Piercea Golden Medical could not bear tho thought of asceuQ man for Bedford who was ono of my DUmvArv WIOi Besides I had my ideas about Lucy best friends Indeed sho had seen that if it fail to benefit or cure in any case back I wanted to break it to hor in my own me so to say parado my affection you have your monoy cure la all dteeasei medicine that It way I wantod in plain truth tc by walking arm in arm she could causeda by a torpid liver or Impure blood lay a trap to catch her inmosi not havo beeu other than gracious tc Its not like the araapArilla which claha for and Children thoughts the first cry of her heart him Yet you see I was concen to do good ia March April aad May AM aFKmmm iimmtmmamnnmmmmmmmmmmmimmmm I was not delirious I was as sane as 1 tratod on my ono idea Sho mus invigorates and build up the entire system JflmTT year ftTucrratloB wf Caetorla writa tae yajmawera at had been for weeks past Now 1 spare mo tho pain and humiliation oi If youre bilious ruB down or dyspeptic would seo if sho could be all to m tolling her that I was blind Good or suffering from any blood taint or disorder mllAtea egpcrnmn permit a ia iqiaafc of it wltheat raeae that the medlcitiyouBed Borate wenrt that I couldfancy Thai was whal lioavens T thought surely sho migh I form of Scrofula and ia the most stubborn It 1 aaejaftlnaahly iao Tnt remedy for Iafaat mni CMH I thought How sano I was I do no navo apprelionded from my voico 01 Skin aad Scalp Diseases each a 8Jt rhaa ma warxa a evet fcamrn Jt 1 hnrmlen CaUdraa lfltei If It from my look that I needed her con ailment nothing can equal it a a perfect know aad penaaaeat remedy Tho scrvico was of an appalling solation gJTae iaeaa health It will inyo ihelr UTem T it MotW WveV ooia I was raging against her slowness over oy oeater ia mediate the werla length It outlasted the storm Mean eemathbac which U nTnoIntely afe aad praetleaHy yorfimt em a timo I was ripening my plan If mj to pbsorvo sho tells mo now that I had looked so distracted in tho mornVila medlelae Then I triod writing with my own man would nelp me it was feasible When tho sermon ondod great heav ing that thoro was not much change hand Lucy persuaded mo sho could Cateria lctroy TFerm And thoro was tho devil read it Sho used to sit by mo and ens howl commonted on thatBor apparent Caateria allay lavarlahHoi mon though it was nothing but a in mo prompting mo to think that keep tho lines straight or tell me sh STOKM SHADOWS Crtariaria rtvtiti Vfrmltlajr Soar Card string of inoffensive platitudes but but for this mans good looks she did so I have got nearly half a vol it ended at last and I took my neigh would havo been forced to notico my umo that I wrote in this way ol Caatwfa rare Diarrhea aad Wiat Cell distress I was determined not to course quito undecipherable now Last Juno and July I had been tak bor by the sleovo Carter rallare Tea thlag Tremhle ing too much out of myself Beside Look hore I whispered I want ask hor pity All wish to sparo hex But it brought on tho crisis Try t write with your eyes shut for a min the ordinary drudgery at the museum you to help me out Do you mind a shock had gone clean from mo Caaterla eare Coalpatloa aad Hatalaaey I was in a hurry to get my novel fin waiting for tho voluntary They She camo in and threw herself ute or two and you will sod what s jDaetarla aeatralLw the eJTeet i e uraemia add aa mr yBJeaawae4jr ished I dont know how it is with have a sort of recital there after the down on the sofa oxhausted with strain it is upon the nerves Mint Cactrla da aet eeatala aaarahlaa ayiata er amar aaraaHa yayeeiy gavo way as you know We had men who spin their brains habitual- boys havo gono out Ho nodded 1 the heat Well sho said ly but after a hard days work tho suppose for I hoard nothing and had must say you worked six hours like this one dav Caetaria aeeiadlatae the fwad talatHi the etoamaah eaad agitata never probarod me for such a fine poor Lucy in agonies and imploring effort of creation paTyj tho mark to ask again IctHeafj healthy aad aatwral i 4 rnougn it is pleasant at the timo and Yob all right he said Ho had young matf Tbrfectly myideaLBut tab to Btoprdtairaiatothwart mb JU Caatarla aat aa la does not seem to cost me anything a pleasant voice That BightI could not Bloop and to isnt ho surprisingly shy U TtrnMn ealy It la aai aalel imm Certainly I replied ho left you ward morning dolirium set im Th leaves all my nerves jarring I steadied myself daring the allaar aar Peat te aell yon nnythiag alaa am tha yae ear ygaaalaa In July wo went down to tho cot- hymn but thon camo a collection to mako the running doctors toll mo thoro is no such thing t tfcattt a gtdad-i-Ulaawarary pary tage on tho river and I wrote harder That was the first thing that brought I said it with a laugh I know but as brain fover but it is a good de than ever till I got into a morbidly the feeling of helplessness in on me it was not pleasantly said She looked scriptive term for the Alness that fol yarn IAiiWMWA irritable and unreasonable state 1 I had to ask to be touched when the at me then I suppose for the first lowed was al ways musing some grievance bag came This and tho fumbling time Asl understand from what Lucy Tha faa atoaUa Why what is tho matter You tells me when the foyer first loft m expecting Lucy to divine wishes I way in which I handed it told tho are as white as a sheet never really felt and deliberately si- tale to my neighbor I was sane enough but my memory Hi ifu Oh its nothing I said lent on thmjBgJTwanted done that I Pardon mo ho whispered but That was gone I could see Dorfectlv lw place was oyorpoweringM might fancy a grudge because they aren1t you blind t return Cry for Pitcher1 Lucy asked mo to open tho win- - thoro camo a strugglo with tho old were not soentoOipurmyjJsking4 Blinded I replied and J felt hi duo poor boui was wonaeriuuy pa- stare xnon x oxpiainea to mm tnat How thad not reckoned onthat delusion and a relapse followed tient but naturally it depressed her I had a wife there and did not wish But I knew there was an open space Last as Tonnyson says I wokt and now and then sho broke down the shock to como on her too sudden from tho chair I sat in across the sano but well nigh close to death That always brought me to my ly and wanted him to seo mo homo room so I rose and walked forward and by a fortunate inspiration thoy as confidently as I could Unluckily had kept mo in tho dark Else 1 Benses and there would be a redinto- I fancy ho thought me crazy ps grattoamoris Still itwoS a strained - All righVh saM- Tll do my there was ono ofVs these little toy ta think the shockotreturning con 4 Vv 1 tripped over it BCiousnesa would nave frightenod unhappy sort of time Dies m tne way best But you must explain fully On Sunday July 20 I had been away my fluttering lifo It was Lucy Your name is Bedford I said and nearly fell Bless the boy Lucy cried out who explained it all to me in the writing all tho morning and not to and you know me intimately in Why what is tho matter my satisfaction so that I was very rans nve years ago You silent watches of tho night little by Lager Beer Muencheier Pilsener Golden despondent about things in general But I never was in Paris ho re nearly carried away a lamppost on little as I could bear it Poor Lucy le a tho way homo and now you are I found her first gray hair as she In the afternoon Lucy suggested that plied Export Bottle Seer we should go to service at St Peters h bent over mo a day or two afterward Wo tried other places Finally Lau breaking tho furniture school which is near us and where sanno was pitched on I was to go I turned round and said with all the But I pulled it out and now it is the Are the moat perfect product of the art of becr maklng by common content Tortatraore they have a reputation for their sing out on nis arm and introduce him to sting I could put into my voice only memento of my blindness PHYSICIANS AND MEDICAL JOURNALS My dear child if I am suffering ing Tho day had been sultry and Lucy Tho doctors call it hysteria which Highly reccommead Pure extract of Malt and Hop and the lowering and at 4 oclock when wo former lnrariably preeeribo m for td You had better tell which is your lor navmg accompanied you to your they say can simulate anything and i unainK up jirosen Down constitution uch a wpccUUr wrrfcMloBiiiJfiw devotions is that a reason you should in sucu cases or simulated blindness jm -- J went in a thunderstorm was obviou- wife if you can ho said sly coming up I remember well a it is often almost impossible to dis beneficial She is sitting in the front row on snap at mo result If I was only sorry I could not think tinguish tho false from the true the me universal use or they do no poaitive harm We have imirw - nZrJSlXaiS Dr wnioa jj curious heavy effect of sunshine on the left iwj w a7aa our of something memorably savago tu eyo acting under tests almost as it the bluo mass of vapor There are four women there he say Hut the tone was enoueh Lucy went up into tho gallery and 6oid would if really incapablo of sight I was put into tho stalls on tho north I made him describe them to me heard her toirn on the sofa and begin Hysteria is an ugly womanish word IftyhonvteUnitedute8oA1le It the purest malt and hon kcnfsj l side Next to mo was one of the Lucy was the third I am so unob-- to sob Then a great remorse seized For my own part I would as soon Yltauty j masters His face struck mo asho servant about dress thatff could not mec 1 1 forgot myself andmado to gc jsayJnsanitxAnJ I am sure- - any The Jerin Hauk Brewing C6 Cincinnati Ohia walked up the aisle I never saw so be suro till he described her features w uo AJuit ui uiu Bbuwuiu a nau iury would give Lucy license to get a Oct 4 92 lyr fine a human being Very tall two roughly It is a very odd sensation lost my bearings so I walked crash rid of me But sho does not want it or three inches probably over the to hear another man describe your into tho tablo and instinctively Tput S L Qwynn in Black and White six feet and with that look of sup wife to you especially if he calls her out my nana to zeel my way Lucy saw me She sprang up and plo strength that a man gets from beautiful in an apologetic sort of way Fleatr to See Here is an episcopal story Bishop constant athletic games But tho I should havo been voxed if he had scream ea ana caugntme Inner arms Williams of Connecticut is the here head was the thing a long oval face said pretty Yet somehow the Oh what is it What is it She drew mo to tho sofa and held and Scotland tho place of action with olive tint long straight hair as other word made me catch my breath It seems that over in Scotland the Say it isnt that no soft as a womans and silky black As the voluntary ended he told me mo thero rector of a parish is called the in mustache He might have walked when Lucy got up to go and we that sho was sobbing out The hardness in my heart wa cumbent and his curate the locum out of a Lionardo picture if Lionardo 6tumbled into the islo while she could melting like ico and there was v tenens had over painted a Hippolytus for not seo us One day Bishop Williams wai this young man looked as if nothing Lucy met us in the vestibule He great lump in ray throat But th LEXINGTON KT had over occurred to disturb the su- had to nudge mo when sho came devil in me made ono last effort S dropped from tho stagecoach in a you have found me out at last little Qaolic town in which tho only premacy of cricket and football in Luckily sho spoke first Ut Prico10 ever knomx intho history of his mind What a storm And you looked Really a handsome young man is u respectable looking house was the parsonage Tho bishop folt that he capital screen But I was in that overstrung tem- deathly ill Dry Goods lngGenUrnishinGoMcnVVieMfsSUMd nnH per when one cannot command ones It was pretty bad I said but let I felt her flinch but Bhe drew my could not onter tho wretched dingy Calico In nil colors worth 7c at 6e a yrd Abeantlulllneof thoughts and mino flew off in self me introduco Mr Bedford of whom head closer to her for all I could sav one story inn and ho determined to white India 1 yd wide Bleached Cotton 1 worth 81 8 6 LSI tvOh mypoorj07mypoor boy and beg from tho rectornjghtlodg criticism I my hopes IhavetalkedsoPoftcn not iz a ram lian i jibiv VI f wCot- rii tDwimTtri Worths lel alf Bea wg on mo Bcoro or ills Episcopal dig never guessed on succeeding with this novel and ana unoieacned ju wiuo iiroini Yard Then wo walked homeward Lucy i I struggled to get free but in a mo nity So ho marched boldly up to the more I reflected the more I was made talk about boating with the Worth Best Apron Ginghams worth 8 1 Sc at wlTc ayart8 B CI 6c a yard convinced of my own futility Im- young man He was dreadfully em ment I broke down and then I wa the door of tho parsonago and Dress Ulngbams worth 10a at 7 3 c a and black worth 75c at ilks a yard potent ambition that recognizes its barrassed in his tone and no wonder crying like a child sobbing against knocked His knock was answered yard atCtaa1Y0aiSUrUnBunUg Shalla Goods worth 8 13c at So a yard wrtb by a wrinkled old Scotchwoman own impotence ia a very pretty pur- I cut in now and then with leadina ner tnroDbing breast Pine Apple Tissues worth 25c at 15c a Heurietta Cloth in all colors 88 ind gatory and to indulge in unpleasant questions about the people wo had It was she who recovered first wno lootced for all the world like yard Wide nH Ui 18 Dotted and Flowered Swiss worth SS French ISSatlnes lC Wn nninrTis meditations in a hot church on a sul- known or rather I bad known in Then I learned what it was to havo a Meg Merrilies with an added score li all cent at ISc ayard worthSde a yard T try July afternoon with no prospect Switzerland But he was very re wifo who cared for you I had never of years on hor head She glanced CochecoSatinesin all colore worth 15c Albert TwilUln all colors 8 yard U at Sea yard or uoerauon lor an nour is an indul- 60urcele8s in lying and I had to give been nursed or taken caro of since I cannily and suspiciously aitho bish onPtte K each customer fo iaehcef Dotted Swiss Mull worth 85q at 19c a yard gence I commend to no one full line of Black OrKandle is u it up for fear of a revelation Be was- - a boy and of us two I had been op holding tho door half way open Gloria Silk In all celors worth SScat A la nnrl IQn wA4h evi r T7 Is the rector in my good wom Tho storm was coming up fast and sides my head was dizsy with walk always the self reliant one But that 19ea rard Tara CarslH lV 5V5t5 a India lull worth 15c at lie a yard the day had grown fearfully dark ing on in tho dark expecting every night I slept while sho watched bo an asked tho bishop No surr camo tho answer in while tho air heavily charged with moment to stumble I was afraid side me She read my heart to mi electricity becamo more and more too that Lucys suspicions might be as if it had been a book all the old the inimitable Scotch broaue Em oppressive The thunder was growl- roused by my taking his arm I am quarrels the old fancied grievances sorry to seo that tho incoombranco At tht Rama iRijiKfii r- ing away in the Thames valley com- not demonstrative in my ways with and tho shutting up of my heart is oot but if yo like yo can seo the aee vmim ing nearer with ovory roll Opposite men against her and blamed herself local demon Boston Budget pttrehMa Bllrenrare me was a row of stained glass winHappily the footpath was empty poor soul for dullness because sbr av PaJal JrW Spontaneous Combaitloa dows I remomber their stupid sage but about half way home wo met had not sooner understood it I was A A writer in Amorican Notes and greens and fthm reds rind blues to some women 1 thhikrth wero afi almost happy befbrfc I alept tEat Qubrieawho scusvthVnonprob well But they were open at top to women from the rustlo of their mgnt South catch a breath of air and 1 looked dresses and had to steer clear of Noxtday we saw tho doctor He ability of spontaneous combustion to miLumiiiii30 iLvirjjm rn uyniLimeitoie Street L2xraaT0Nfiy rum soaked peoplo has the follow j ti iatiiHiiiiufuiihilKuiirriii out on to the leaden sky them In my nervousness I ran my tried some sovere tests on my oyes to say in I was in that nervous twitching supporter narti into a lamppost that hurt mo but there was some- tng There is regard to the matter one trivial obstacle in f ramo of mind that makes you hear My uear boy Lucy cried out thing in tho tono of his questions tho way M of explaining certain cases steps in a houso by night and for Mr Bedford wont appreciate your tnat l could not understand When of spontaneous human combustion the first time in my life I began to anecnon at tnis rate Havo you lost he told mo that there was hone 1 speculate on the possibilities of dan your eyes might recover from the shock I was that is not usually taken intnoon gor Suddenly there came a really Wo got home without further ac perfectly certain ho did not mean sideration by tboso who favor such awful flash and burst just above us cictent and I put my hand on the just what he said and I told him to a theory A human body weighing I saw tho reader start as he was open door Lucy was urgent with let mo know tho worst But ho per 150 pounds contains about 110 nounda walking up tho aisle to begin the our friend to stay and havo tea sisted Then I tried to cross exam of water Moreover it requires about lesson Lucy is timid about thunder Never mind your work she said ine him on his reasons but ho put rour pounds of alcohol to evaporate and I looked up toward the gallery Wo shall think you are in a hurry mo off with technical terms That ono pound of water Henco to mere to see that sho was not fainting As to see the lost of us convinced mo ho was keeping back ly desiccate a human body something I raised my eyes there came anothi r something and ho stupidly con- like 450 pounds or not far from 45 It was evident enough to me that flash across the open window so in- tho poor follow desired nothingmore firmed my suspicions by asking to gallons of alcohol would be re tense and forked and wickedly qu ardently than to be gono and was seo Lucy alone about tho treatment quired while to incinerate the body tiring that it dazed me and print only anxious decently to conceal it It ended as I heard since in his threo or four times that amount Ijfc t I j MNAqcw would be necessary or say a volumd itself en tho eyeball that saw not nisea hi Lucys hospitable effusion seemed to writing hor his view of tho case XJ ing cse Things grew very much worse with several times as great as tho entire me excessive However at last he Suddenly quicker than I could made his excuses definitely me in a short whilo Tho first day volume of tho average sized body This communication is signr T say it came the thought that I wm n luuat you win let us see von of blindness is not tho worst It is Txois Etoiles I wonder if Trois SCHLEGELS blinded I rut my head on my har 1 aerain soon said Lnnv The phrase like prison I fancy Tho torture in ItT STORE YOU CAN GET to ease the rain in tho eye we we o struck me creases continually till tho nerves are over stopped to consider tho fact RT MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS that all tho water of tho body must sitting of curse while tho lesson Yes I said certainly You deadened to it RT COLORED AND PLAIN GLASS went on and a cold fear took hold must let us see you again Como I tried d ctating to Lucy but that bo replaced by alcohol before spon rjL taneous combustion can be possible WALL PAPERS of me I supposed that the thermom- any timo All hours are alike to me failed hopelessly Tho medium St Louis Republic eter was at 100 but I shivered with lay or night Must you go the seemed to paralyze the now fyT MT STIRLING KY a chill running down my spine aid Thanks for comlncr so far with us er of expression No doubt in course For Sale sweat au my forehead was co1 Lucy wont yoy givo Mr Bodfor a I ot mo the inight havo mustered the A number 1 hay baler to my hand Before I ventured to rose to requite him nimcuity but1 1 could not steady my 1 tf Caa 11 Doudhue look up I knew that tho sight v You voud not believo what it cost self to tho effort The violet nvret I dearly lme The pint tho pansy bold The blush rose bat all flowers above I lovo the Marigold Fair flouer tlxit In a tlmo of old Didst give thy heart away To him who from his sphero of sold Docs giro to mortals dayl Alas for lovo he gave then not Fall vainly thou didst suo Unhappy shall I name thy lot Or call thy lovo too true Tho cod who chanscd theo to a flower Hath left thy heart tho same Still dost thou show his beautys power In hue of orange flame Still dost thou lift thy drooping head To catch bio eyej bright ray And when his light no more is shed Thy beauty fruUs away Poor Marigold 1 love the well And most because llko me Thou hast a woeful tale to tell Of grief and constancy The violot eweet I dearly love The pink tho pansy bold The bluish rose but all flowers above I love the Marigold Gentlemans Magazine - - I 1 infants 1 T - Â¬ 1 Â¬ Â¬ 1 -- w - i faJt k e fjfl yjKf Â¬ rThn-amomory-boga- Children Casterla Â¬ X - -- I Tne John Hauk Brewing Zg Co s Â¬ Invalid Bottled Beer trt 1 Â¬ Â¬ LfEon081 -- Â¬ nrniv had-etakod-- - Â¬ xvjji la Â¬ 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and Atlanta luted economically and smoked for twenty nvo years and ti o packages OHIO CHEMICAL CO Ga railroad Of your Tablets cured mo so I havo no desire for It therefore applied through hose not in Comptroller Eeklcs has prepared Ga over tho E T V u m JAYLOUD Leslie Mich spray like tho following statomont of banks and proceeds north over the beautiful CI 63 A 55 Optra Block compact etroamB but in a N Y Dobbs Cincinnati Southern through the QnVTLEMPWSnino Fehrt TlIE OlIIO CnEMIOAT CO llimi mm nun that ejected by an atomizer except which temporarily suspended during grandest natural scenery and most at- Â¬ LIMA OHIO iw nruini uj iuut iiiuioui inth n lur xuuacco iiuoit i receivea them llrilhtfind nltnntiivh vrna lmnTmntmnnrt lmnAM thatlfco material was used much more tho late stringency and havo since re tractive historical country in the PAUTICUUIIIS they did tho work In less than throo iluva I nm cured to Oakdalo whero another world Truly yours MATI Y JOHNSON I O Box ii fcoplously enmed business FREE PriraTiTTTnt T Capital Stock magnificent Pullman car is received CIIEVICAL Co GENTLEMrN It irlvcn mn nlKimirn tn anixilrn TnEOniO coming from tho Richmond Dan- Â¬ Word of nrulw for vour Tablets Mv won wns stminrlr p TItlla National Bank Rapid MfchlhoHscs aro now distinguished niiV P B liquor und through n friend I was led to try your Tablet Ho wus tniliinnr 1125X0 ville System from Charleston S C it heavy and CltvS D conntnnt drinker but after uslni vour Tablets but thrnn dnvn Jin niit iirHiVtn y tho mariner by color combinations Gate City National Bank Atlanta through Columbia 8 C tho beauti- Â¬ and will not touch liquor of any kind I havo wnlted four mouth before wrltlnir r y u In order to know tho euro wus permanent yours truly 0 ful French Broad country aud Ash of coloror the periodicity of short Ga MKSnELEM MOPIUSON Indianapo- Â¬ ville N C and Knoxville Teun flashes CapUMahanof tho United Capital National Bank Cincinnati Ohio axvwo lis Ind The time to Chicago is made so as TÂ¬ States Lighthou so Board has devised a Washington National Bank Spok I have Ubtd morphine hypodermically for seven years und ha o been cured by the use ot afford tho most convenient hours for two puckugea of your Tablets and without any effort on my part W L LOTEGAy system of signals given by Bhuttors ane Foils Wash departures from the principal cities rfVcldrecs all Orders to Falous City each light First National Bank over tho light by which 75JOO and arrivals in Chicago RESPONSIBLE Wash AGENTS WANTED Passengers can purchase tickets tells its own namo or numbar and pre- Â¬ Southern California National Banks SI S3 and OO Opera Block LIMA OHIO W00 good over ono line north of tho river Los Angeles Cal In writing please mention this rper vents any posslblo confusion First National Bank Los Angeles and returning via another if thoy de- Â¬ 1 200X sire Cal variable route without extra 800100 Tho Honey Lake Valley Company First National Bank San Diego Cal charge Or they can go via Cincinna 110000 started two years ago to develop arid First National Bank Santa Anna Cal ti returning via Louisville or vice jTJCJKy Court Directory Bank KcndalWlUe First National 0 versa lander in Lassen county California Ind CIRCUIT COUET Round trip tickets on sale at reduc- Â¬ Jnna John E Coorm presiding Third Monday has collapsed Tho dam which was First National Bank San Berncrdino May and the Fourth Monday In November Agents of tho Chicago line XV0 ed rates to irrigate the lands was washed Cal COCBT OF COMMON PLEAS SOfiOO will on request assist in looking up Second National Bank Ashland Kjr- Jvbaz T J Scott presiding Third Monday in awajlast winter and unless thoeharc First National Bank Bico Col 00 rooms or accommodation for visitors September and March holdcrs can advanco 150000 the National Bank of Commerce Provi to tho Fair MONTGOMERY QUARTERLY COURT K000 Judge Lewis Appersok presiding Tuesday af Everything that an almost perfect scheme will be dropped Over 70 dence Utah MO0O ter Third Monday in January April July and First National Bank Cisco Texas system can devise to deserve tho October men have given their- - labor for American National Bank LeadviUe COUNTY COURT lOOWO Dtaiscapdpatcopageof the traveling jnonthaVtaking time checks and many Colo We iepresent tho Old Reliable rhird Monday of each month provided Any or 60100 puniic nas been Central National Bank rucbloColo of these men are now penniless XT 8TERMNO CITT COURT CIVIL URANCD tho agents of tho company named uerts Colby Hazolton Bros Bueh Missouri National Bank Kansas City Judge James W Groves presiding First Sat Â¬ W0 below will cheerfully give all possible Mo i urday in each month Co and the Ivors Fond Kas 8X information and assistance R H A bold plan for converting thepow First National Bank Fort Scott Colo 10000 Garratt New Orleans La I Hardy Union National Bank Denver er of a waterfall into electricity for National Dank of Commerce Denver Professional Vicksburg Miss R McGregor long distance transmission is being rColo X0 Birmingham Ala J E T Charlton OlIN M ELLIOTT considered in tho State of Washing Â¬ Hutchinson National Bank Hutchin Â¬ Chattanooga Tenn W D Cozatt And the Mkson Attorney-at-LaHamlin and Chicago 1WW0 son Ka Mt Sterling Ky Junction City Kyor D G Edwards ton Sjtoqnaltnio Falls are capable of Peoples National Bank Denver Colo 600000 Office 14 Court 8treet First floor 42 tf Cincinnati Ohio MJOO OKO--3iT- S about 32000 horso power First National Bank Anthony Kas yielding 60000 p JAKNETT inost of the time Tho only city of Greeley National Bank Colo Attorney-at-LaWo sell all tho arSovo Instruments on such easy terms that all who The First Step Farmers NaUonal Bank Henrietta Saiyenvillc Ky siwj whoro Ibis power could be any 60000 aro thinking of buying can easily pay lor them Our terms are Texas Will practieo in the Courte of Kentucky Perhaps you are run down cant 10000 monthly and price moderate 23 miles off as the 8taU National Bank Vernon Texas utilized is Seattle T MOLIVEH cat cant sleep cant think cant do 8C0XX National Bank Attorney at Law and Sun eyor J Wo havo also just added a complete line of SHEET MUSIC and crow files but separated from tho FourthNationa Bank Ky Mt Sterling Ky the Dalles First anything to your satisfaction and you SMALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS to our stock and can furnish collections aud ny tojftut transactions or tinfcven a region All falls by so wild and 69100 Oregon anything concerning Uieeame promptly inwonder what ails you You should you anything In that lino yon are looking for Remember we will tended to and abstracts of titles given when that 40 miles of cablo would probably Waupaca County National Bank still handle all kinds Sewing Machine Needles and Oil When iu K000 heed tho warning you aro taking the-desired Office Court Street opposite Couit Waupaca Wis bcrequlred House need of anything In our lino give us a call Waxahachee National Bank Waxafirst step of nervous prostration Xou m 100000 hachce Texas w lLTiloMisSSMiSr Nerve Tonic sand Electric Bit OfflcowithDr lLQDrake JOWO need fcn prides himself on his stupen Â¬ Citizens Naflbna1BanVAttlea Ind East Main Street Mt Stciling Ky ters you will find tho exact remedy powers but it is First National Bank San Marcos dous reasoning 60O for restoring your nervous Bystorn to Texas I AIIAZELRIGG Attorney-at-IaA City Attfy 60100 doubtful whether other creatures havo First National Sank Loekhart Tex No 38 Broadway Fizer Block Office Tyler Apperson Duildinff Mt SterlinxJKy its normal healthy condition Sur- Â¬ greater not the same faculty in a much iyrayxo prising results follow tho uso of this Lewis Appcreon 3EKa MS Tyler degree when in connection with their Total APPERSON nVLEn 1 last 154 National great Nerve Tonic and Alterative Since January 1 peculiar needs There is little doubt Attornoys-at-laOffice Tylor Appcrson building Mt Sterling Ky Your appetite returns good digestion but often the samo bird comes to the Banks havo souspended 71 Of this number ono haB gono into is restored and tho Liver and Kidneys same locality it frequented the year w IIITE BHOOKS Attorneys-at-Lavoluntary liquidation 57 havo been resume healthy action Try a bottle DICK SMITH W A SUTTON Mt Sterling Ky before though It has migrated hun- Â¬ 62 price 50 cents at W S Lloyds Drug will practice In the counties of Montgomery dreds of miles during tho season It placed In tho hands of receivers Bath Menifee Powell Clark and Bourbon and tne superior ana Appellate courts uince in requires jndgment to distinguish are In tho hands of National Bank Store Caldwellbulldins Examlnors with excellent prospects of between what the bird has or has not WADEUAVEN to the Contagions Diseases and Crema seen bo as not to take tho wrong path of early resumption in addition Mt Sterling Ky 34 above named which have already West Main Street Office Court Street Will practieo in all Courts tion and judgment is the residuum of of tho Commonwealth resumed business Wo arc in tho reason nit D L PKOCTOR v The feeling is now growing that tho Dentist An English scientist is authority for ALlttleOIrls Experience InaLlght Mt Sterling Ky cremation of tho bodies of those who Offlcoover Mt Sterling National Hunt are five times FURNITURE and UNDERTAKINGS the statement that there house died from cholera or other contagious as many Bpeciefe of insects as thoro are G N COX M D Mrs Loren Trescott aro diseases should bo made compulsory Mr and Mt Sterling Ky Bufiiness for profit Wo can succeed only by practicing spfosof all other living things put keepers of tho Gov Lighthouso at Office Room 0 Tyler Apperson building Resi in all countries Diseases aro spread strict economy and observing business methods Our prices denco on Queen stiect together Tho oak trco alono supplies will bo no higher than thoso of our sharpest competitors in the aro blessed far more by moans of tho decay of the 450 species of insects and 200 kind Sand Beach Mich and DR HOWARD VAN ANTV 1P largest cities A suite of furniture or any other article of our years old Last human body which has been afflicted Dentist mako their home in tho pine Porty with a daughter four Offlco with Dr Win Van Antwerp Short street line will be a duplicate in material and price to thoso in tho April sho was taken down with meas Â¬ by thom than by all tho othor causes opposite tho court house yaars ago Hum bolt estimated that the The trade will bo closcsts markets the same terms considered cough which lead to their development Iu supplied with tho latest stylos of bedroom parlor and hall furn- Â¬ number of spocios proorved in collec les followed with a dreadful D Doctors at neighborhoods whoro largo numbers IIIIAYDOK M D iture wardrobes bookcases sideboards chiffonieres hatracks tlonswas between 150000 and 170- - and turning into a fever Mt Steiling Ky Ii settees plain and ornamental chairs tables couches folding homo and Detroit treated her but in of bodies havo been buried the air is iffico near rrsidence cor liigh A Sycnmore Sts 000 but scientific men now say thst beds in their various combinations etc vaiu sho grow worse rapidly until ladou with germs of tho disoase thero must bo more than CLAV McKEE Iu addition to tho above lino wo will handle a full of bones which only need tho assistance of the Attoiney-at-Lai of a million without taking into she was a mcro handful Mt Sterling Ky Â¬ Offlco upstairs corner of Court and Broadway account the parasito creatures Of Then sho tried Dr Kings Now Dis breeze to waft them to spots favor- Â¬ uuo of two and a able for their development How tho 35000 species in Europe however covery and after tho half bottles was completely cured many mysterious outbreaks of epi- Â¬ Of both high and low grades upholstery and curtain materials BF DAY not more than 3500 are noxious or deLAWYER Office over Echange Bank They say Dr Kings New Discovery demics aro duo to this method of dismats rugs table and piano covers window poles etc structive Thero aro more thin 100 Kentucky Mt Sterling is worth its weight in gold yet you tribution can not bo told But it it Will practice in all the Comts of Kentucky 000 kinds of beetles nnd tho Federal Couits may got a trial bottle freo at W S not difficult to believe that it is ono of tho most wholesale mothods of prop- Â¬ vAlthough tho strawberry has been Lloyds Drugstore ESTABLISHED 1858 West Main Street agation existing A strong argument known and cultivated for centuries it Sterling Ky Capltnl stock 1100000 BoysOn the Ffarm Kfl Mt F Peters Pros John U Winn Cashier B in support of this statomont is tho fact is said that but little improvement was made in it until tho introduction of Tho old idea of keeping tho boys on that wherovor cholera has been it gen British Queen in England about tho farm is essentially an error Thero erally appears again Thoro aro thou Â¬ thf 1830 this did not do well In this is no more reason why the son of a farm Â¬ sands of pilgrims dying at Mecca ot country and in 1833 Messrs Hovey er should invariably bo a farmer thau tho terrible epidemic and ono need COMPOUND of Cambridge originated several seed that tho Bon of a minister hould only rcmembor that thero is a peren in ge of which tho best known boro always go into the pulpit Every man nial recurrence of the cholera there A recent dleco cry by nn old physician Successfully their namo Ah lato as 1849 Colos should bo educated as to be ablo to It has never mado its appearance in used monthly by thousand of Ladles is tho only per Fruit Book supposed to contain a full select that work in lifo for which ho is America to any extent and as wo do fectlysafo and reliablo medicine diecoterod catalogue mentioned only about 30 best fitted and agriculturo wilUuever not waut this oriental luxury it lleware of unprincipled druggists who offer in- Â¬ Finest Trains in the South ferior medicines in placo ot this Ask for Coosa kinds condemning about one fifth of bo advanced by men who never leave might bo well amongst other prepara Â¬ Cotton Root Compound take no substitute wor inclose tl aril cents in postage in letter nnd those and others it damned with It even If they wore raised on a farm tion for Its reception to have laws Through Can toChicago without changefrora will senp sealed by return mail Full scaled New Orleans Meridian Birmingham Chat- Â¬ faint praise ono of thoso kinds The man who has had a collego train Â¬ passed compelling tho cremation of Not Particulars lnplnin cn elope to Indies ouly two tanooga Jacksonville Ha Atlanta Macon could be found now or would bo con ing whch fits him to be a better al porsons dying from cljolora The AshevilleNC Knoxville Tenn Lexington e Pond LIlvCO No S Fisher Block Detroit Mich and Georgetown Ky Choice of route via Idorcd very desirable but a catalogue farmer andwho loves farming wil question thon arises what diseases Â¬ Stop overs al Sold in Mt Sterling by Kennedy Bros- - W S Cincinnati or via Louisville Lloyd R C Lloyd T G Julian and druggists of all thovarlotlos offered now would invitably go back to tho farm sooner havo wo entrenched hero that can be lowed on all Worlds Fair tickets at Chatta Â¬ c cry hero nooga Louisville Indianapolis or Cincinnati run well into tho hundreds while or later and ono will find lino of entirely stamped out by such a simple For further information as to Rates Car probably an evon largo r number have usefulness opening to him to which he means Service Sleeping Car Reservations etc call Demoreata Family Maga on or address any agent of the Queen been trlod and found wanting in size is bettor suited and tho world la better zine G Ry NICKERSON Crescent Route or E T V D G Edwards G P A Cincinnati O favor productiveness or some other by loug odds for his not being a farm- Â¬ Maj 8 P Gross tho proprietor of CONTRACTOR quality er Practcial farmer tho restaurant in tho Kentucky build- Â¬ AND For Rent Tho total value of tho gold product ing at tho Worlds Fair had his nose BUILDER Forty acres of graso or will graze for tho 400 years since 1493 has been broken by a negro tough who had OFFICE AT 8204303000 while ttio valuo or tho boon refused tho ontreo to tho dlnlng feis ck Apply to 201 Richmond Street 1 on if 7T tf R M Smith silver product has boonU726702500 hall Ultn and secure estlmato - fA voune woman ofBorwlck Pat s - mummm t uy v V Jt sirojor iuiJAiyuuinirom sto6 days Perfectly harm of V2S SStttSSArTHt BirSin CUP J tta or ffc without tne know uw 4 tuiuuuuity Hwjpu4oniujorcnewinCin aiowaays Double Chlnride nf llnlrl Tahlpfc V nsn msssrss22z8h- x iablets f 8S s of Hills Tablets 1 V T Mk T 1 illfl SkV I m THE OHIO CHEMICAL CO Musical Goods Â¬ Â¬ -- -- - -- w COTTAO B w Â¬ m EL DCVS0NS0N w MbJAAJ ipssisfpsTssisiSTisiiMM SUTTOrf 8l SfllTH lMI w throe-quarte- rs stooz w OIF CZEBZEXS SMITH Â¬ Â¬ SUTTON glSgSSISfVSglSi Queen Crescent Route J Â¬ J I Jr THROUGH CARS TO CHICAGO fl TT K Ttp - V -- J f J p V- - arty i ny y rM aS 3 H P MT 8TBRLWG ADVOCATE TUESDAY teEPTEMBliEB 5 1893 f HE ADVOCATE U t LAND STOCK AND CROP Vorsaillc n Monday was Court out tho dullest Court day of tho year ntondaiicu small and no stock to Pakof A bunch of heifer calves In ought 1075 Sun Cvnthiana Court Yearling stcors To Our CUSTOMERS -- rT- - MIMIMI Sffi CHOICE SEASONABLE GOODS GOES calves 10 fVnii 12 to 18 por head i 12 milch cows 20 1o 30 sovoral iKiuohes of stock owes common from 1 to 2i0 a head Democrat oral hogshead were sold at prices ranging from 20 to 26 aud wo ad- Â¬ vance quotations oirsamo grades The following quotations fairly rep resent our market for burloy tobacco 1892 crop Trabh jime extent Dark damaged tobacco of Louisville 350 to 100 Col S Cayo Jr spent last week looking over tho to Common colory trash 425 to 500 mrco prospect of the growing crop Medium to good colorv Hash 5 to anil to assortain to what por cent the 7 Mr Caye drouth has damaged it Common lugs not colory represents ono of tho largest and host 400 to manufactuors in tho United Statcp 5 McCallay Tobacco Com Â¬ tho Wilson Common colory lugs 5 to 750 Ohio which pany of Middlctown Medium to good colory lugp 750 handles over ton million pounds of hurley Mr Cayo buys moro high to 850 priced tobacco than any other buyer Common to medium leaf 800 to Ho hat 9 on tho Louisville market looked over Clark Fayottc Bourbon Medium to good leaf 9 to 12 Bath Montgomery Woodford and Good to lino leaf 12 to 16 Scott counties and says that the crop looks better in Montgomery count Select wrappory styles 16 to 26 Barnaby leged murderer ho aud gives Grass lhan committed suicide in the jail at No more conclusive ovidenco need Lick any bluehas scon for tho best look- Â¬ Glover Durkett ribbon tho be wanted that the paco is faster than Denver Saturday night presumably ing tobacco in Montgomery with poison his body being found tho trot than the fact that nearly every The Winchester fair begins Sep- Â¬ Sunduy morning Ho left severul animal that has boon developed at The Schools tember 12 and without doubt letters declaring his innocence and both gaits has much the lower record at tho paco Several of the schools opened Montgomery will be largely repre- Â¬ saying he preferred to leave the tho vote for Gay Crops of all kinds aro suffering for riin A great many have began cut ling tobacco It is drying up on tho oiaik Tho crop will fall short nearly ono hair unloHg rain comes in a few liny- which will help lato tobacco to Â¬ two-year-ol- ds J Dcbaun threshed 50 bushels of clover seed from 25 uci cj Made a New Man I have been made a now man by Hoods Bar J lin AVaiiaredallin a half day with Tom Alex Â¬ saparilla I had pains in my back felt languid a brand new huller of not liavo any appetite I havo taken ander bought of W 0 Cravens and did Woodford county 50 acres of corn at Harrode 2 25 a barrel in tho shock burg Sayings T twelvo bottles of Hoods SarsaparllW and can pralso It enough Jacoh Wuiitz cor not This timo last spring a largo num Â¬ 15th St and Tortland Av LouU UIc Ky ber of lambs had been engaged at six cents to bo delivered this spring but Mnoroo Pt n Cure ntl Liver Ills 2Cc wo havo heard of vory few engage Â¬ Ti V Martin lias gouo to Indiana ments so far this fall for next spring Mr Wo understand that Georgo Wood polls and Cincinnati for a largo supply fibgttgcd from G I Bright the lamb of the latest novelties lu tno millinery from 140 owes to go in Junp and July line at H por head This is in tho neigh- Â¬ borhood of five cents per pound Rout Marksbury sold thejr crop A letter from Judge I m Xanars of about2000 bushels of wheat to Geo dall at Hot Springe eajB lie is very Cdgar for 50 cents Mr Cogar to pay much improved and is encouraged tq tho toll amounting to 105 per load Danvillo Advocate believe that ho will bo very greatly Ho has improved so as to benefited Tho annual grain fair commonccd bo ablo to dross himself its session in Vinna Austria on Mon- Â¬ day Tho following is tho yield from Mr J Green Trimble tho Temporary tho principal wheat producingcoun- publication has stiffened Receiver of tho New Farmers Bank tries and its ho cereal prices for in the leading will probably present his report to the markets court Every ono feels satisfied that Tho North American wheat yield his report whon it comes will bo a fine was placed at 382000000 bushels ryo and impartial ono and those who have at 24330000 bushels and corn at 1 interests in tho bank will 6eo a busi 809000000 bushels Tho wheat yield at maiis unprejudiced view of its status in India is placed tons 2235000 tons against 5540000 last year Wo announce Mr 0 II Bryan as HORSE ANDTRACK cundidato for reelection for Council Â¬ man of tho First ward of tho city Nancy Ilnks Iroftetl a miloat Now Mr Bryan is made of tho sort of stuff York City last week in 2 0G puree that inbiircs a good officer for tho city 15000 His record has been buch as to win for Directunlwon tho free for all trot him tho practically unanimous sup- Â¬ at Fleetwood Park taking tho 3d 4th port of all voters in his ward He and 5th heats in 2 10 2 0 and 2 09J has so accoptably served the city in Uarrietta won tho 10000 Charter Oak Stakes best timo 212 the past that the pcoplo in his ward could not think of not keeping him in wears Tho pacer Will Kerr 308 tho position so long as thoy can secure hobbles a Crit Davis bit and u full as- Â¬ sortment of boots his cousent to stay there At Terre Ilauto late in September Mr James W Lockridgo is a can Â¬ Nancy Hanks will try to beat the 204 didate for Jailer of Montgomery coun- Â¬ she made there last year ty and so announces himself through Kentucky Union 213 is round- Â¬ our columns this week Uc is a young ing to again and will bo among the man of most exemplary habits a gen Â¬ fast dnes this fall tleman always and one who will bring Henry Kellysays ho does not think both faithfulness and intelligence to Flying Jib will 6tart again this year the discharge of tho duties of the At tho close of last week Chimes He has a office if entrusted with it had thirtcou in tho list and eight iu host of friends and is particularly tho 2 20 list a wonderful showing for blessed in having thoso wk are his a horse but nine years of ago nearest neighbors and know him best Manager 207 Hal Pointer 2 04i 6pcak most highly of him The Dluo WilkJ 208 and younger element of the party will find 2 0G Sign contest tho freeRoy all pace will for cue of themselves in Mr Lockridge at tho Terre Ilauto meeting and when he comes to the polls ho It is a coincidence that tho two best will roll up a big vote among this of the season are by the class of voters seven- - year old stallions Allorton 209 and Axtell 212 both stallions bred Dr T Thatcher Graves the al- Â¬ iams and developed by C W Will- Â¬ of Mrs Last week W Jr Jacob IVurts 150 cattle on the Richmond Court market all ranging from medium to olnnion in quality Best oUbring Z wtiighi 1000 pounds brought 3 conts L biittlio bulK went off at lower prices m Several hun Â¬ Kilt heifers 2 cents dred mountain owes sold at prices lunging from 2 to 250 Money 9 scarce and inarkot dull Climax b THAT ACCOM We tflftft - M 4 I Must be paid have My Stock consists of Clothing to suit tb trade SUITS of CLOTHES which brought 7a profit early in the season now goes for even less m s - i Waited just as long as for- Â¬ bearance and indulgence will allow Whatever the amount Laige or Small1 than the cost of manufacturing PANTS COATS and VESTS single or together at cut prices 1 hen 1 would ask you to see my novelties jr- ybhoes They are being sold at what the people call in these times of money stringency baigains and pay it and k rv h come in FUENISIinSTG aGOODS little money Everything desirable for t HoodssaCiires i greatly oblige Call at the t - k 9 Ui Mt Sterling TABLETS BUCKEYE W 24 South YOBl PAWIROMS ST0RET JACOB GOR ON Mt Sterling Ky Maysviile St i i OORRESPONDENOE 2SMnOl313Ei SMMSMMSS wr Grassv Lick Clayton Ramsey of Winchester was visiting his brother William last Sat and Sunday Lilli Orear is visiting tho i Misa family of Charles Gilkoy near North MUldletown x MONEY MATTEES Money is hard to get and harder to save but One there are ways and ways to do a thing piece of folly is to pay rent forever There is a better way to live and have a home Go to Bairf Winn and borrow the money on easy terms and easy payments Buy the house and let them insure it against fire and tornado 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 m OINTMENT CURES KOTHING BUT PILES A RE alwavs a tome that interests Its a tome A that puts all good people to thinking and eener- ally takes lots of hustle to keep on top with themPf A Miss Marion Haddonwill leave to- Â¬ day foVTarXsvliete Mrs Bbrry from Mo m6- - will attend schol JamcsTWMaeon rottfrned last week aud reports fine crops throughout tho stato 4 Miss Sallio Greene began teaching the Grassy Lick school yesterday aud REMEDY FOR PILES rreptMd by niClUUBSOS MKDICIKB CO BT LOCI8 SURE and CERTAIN CURE known for 15 years as tho BEST was visiting hor daughter Mrs A W Stofqr last week D G Howoll is attending G A R at Indianoplis Iud this week Tim convention on last Saturday Hon- - Jas P pii scd off very quietly ny received 27 votes and Hon J II witha lull attendance Mrs II F Judy of Clark county Iladdon and R Guy wore elected as doligates to cast M 13 Ibiloway 5 Loulsvlflo Tobacco Market Sales on our market for tho wook just closed amount to 2105 hhds with receipts lor tho same period of 1493 Sales on our market since hhds January 1 amount to 94109 hhds Sales of tho crop of 1892 on our markot amount to 96449 hhds Ropoats from tho growing crop con Â¬ tinue to ho unfavorable in tho main Our market this week wan again ir Â¬ regular with fine grades of Burlcy at times reaching extreme prices Sov Â¬ BAIRDWINN LpppBflPgiegJsrfm aeg JJl i jJjSjgSjf H rAlit AtimAr A Kr AlmAmAnA jKn itl lf ytwft mrfKi tfcijllm tfcmrtJwdL fflli lNJ lw B b Do you want to make a safo investment in tho If so put your money r NATIONAL HOME Buildirvg ai3 Loaa fissociatioiu One of tho oldest and largest companies in tho world now sold in Mt Sterling Call and oxaininb my plans 15000 Tyler Ajiperson BPdg wiiiiilflMiiipiw james r Wilson - - Mt Sterling Ky irfjiuifriiiiirjniifliiiilyjuiij n M ri9 lit MMWMmMMMWMMMMMMy CL0SIN JTpu1 ififc- - WW -- SALE OF DRY GOOD igiiiiijpw uujpiuiifiiiiuTpjiiiau uiTynurjB jpjlulBSii1 api i ujaiiu i XU U1UUI IU IIUVU 1UUUO IV lllUUl HIV 1 Nannie Deputy Marshal Taul ar-Â¬ rested Botts and secured tho watch but the negro had spent the money for clothes etc The grand jury is in session and it will probably give the Circuit Court an opportu- Â¬ nity to pass on his case at an early day Letters received here from Wnah- ington state that Mr Lislo our - Congressman has an engagement for to day with President Clevo lryid in regard to the appointment of Hon C R Brooks to an Oklahoma Judgeship If the wishes of Â¬ money it would cost to push his de Â¬ Four good rules for watorlng horses fense to his wife and aged mother are Use only pure water Wator rather than use it in a light he felt before feeding Water frequently was useless under the circum- Â¬ from thrco to five times daily Never give a largo quantity at ono time es- Â¬ stances pecially if tho animal is very warm or about to undergo sevcro exertion Henry Botts colored entered tho house of Mrs Mynhier near At the meeting of tho Montgomery Gun Club the city yesterday morning and at their newgrbundg Friday evening the followsecured a gold watch belonging to ing scores were made SO single birds 110111111111111111110110121 her eon Earnest and 20 in gold Feeler 1111001011110111011111011 10 the property of her daughter Miss Proctor Â¬ Fcslcr Oldham Bridgcforth Kwlng Woodford Oldham Kwlng 111010001111010001111101015 0101111111111111010110110 9 100111110111011001111110118 110111110111111011010111019 111111010111100010111110017 yesterday Miss Rannie Burroughs public school with 52 pupils Mfss Lewins with 25 Prof Good- Â¬ wins with 12 Mrs Harris 26 Duty with 15 Miss Mary the K T S with a satisfactory number considering the depression over the country The warm weath Â¬ er gave many a boy and girl an ex- Â¬ cuse for not yot entering upon the work of the school robm All tho schools seem to havo a prospect of The having a full attendance city school will open next Monday morning Our neighbors of Clark sented have hung out liberal purses and premiums and these have attracted the attention of stockmen The show of horse stock will bo well indebtedness falling duo will soil lor 30 days my ontira stock of DRY GOODS SHOES CLOAKS Etc at j a 4 Cost for Siot a- lroctor Shoot off for medal Five Talr Doubles 1101101110 1111101111 1011011001 V 7 9 -- fl 5 lroctor Oldham lOOOllOHO 10110111017 1100101110 1011101001 Ewing Ilridgcforth 6 0 thiscommunity could govern tho base Cabo would have n commis Â¬ sion in his pocket before night There is no man more deserving jior one whose appointment would ffgiyo more general satisfaction in this part of the State From the same sourco we learn that the Mt Sterling 1ostofllce J C Enoch has returned from the tcaso will probably bo settled this East wliero his cash talked loud f 2 Week also bargains James Moore Deputy Marshal of Moroheud was attempting to make nn arrest of a drunken man yesterday when Grant Gilkorson ran up and stabbed tho Marshal once in the back and once in the breast Mooro will probably die GilkersonJ was arrestod and by or Â¬ der of tho County Judge brought to tho Montgomery jail by Sheriff M F Fouch to kcop him from be Â¬ ing lynched by the indignant citi- Â¬ zens From late advices it seems the reported breach between Senator Asslffneos Notloo Blackburn and Congressman Breck All pcrsins having claims against J inridgo does not exist In speak Â¬ ing of it the Courier Journal says M Armstrong will present thorn prop Â¬ The report that Senator Blackburn erly proven to M S Tyler at onco was inclined to take up Mrs Luke J W Burroughs Assigneo of J M Armstrong Bleckburns alleged grievance 3t against Congressman W C P BEST IS QCAUTT The HOST W QCAXTITT Breckinridge is incorrect senior Kentucky Senator will be Mr Breckinridges counsel in the suit brought by Miss Pollard II i worth going to see The entries for tho trots insure good sport The railroads too have given re- Â¬ duced rates and the trains run from Mt Sterling and return so as to give visitors an opportunity to spend the eatire day at the fair 2t and come home at night - v fell o i M Will also soil to my regular custom crs on same terms as before Stock full and complete Como early and make your selection All person b owing July accounts 3 are requested to make prompt payments iftdSilL wKi Aiwifl iniiHfti -- alii rtfl lit ffyiriniillii rife JOHN SAMUELS XaSK WMM WMMMM Mi If you want tho news dished up in tho very bost shape read the Louisvillo Post This is tho vory best afternoon pappr in the Stato Only 10 cents por week delivered at your home by Tommie Goodwin WORMS upiBBTrrs MADISON FEMALE INSTITUTE A Homo bchool lor tnojiignor cuucation ot young ladios Course com plete anu uiorougu iocanou ncaity jp or parucuiars address 4C42t CREAM VERMIFUGE FOR 20 YEARS Vj MClUItDSOS J D CLAHK President Kichinond TTtr M1Y J E I 1 BROWNS IRON BI TTER3 Mas led all Worm Remedies digestion Debility cures Dyspepsia In Â¬ EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED Frtpartl SOLD EVERYWHERE IOC1S AKDICI3E CO ST ACADEMY FORIVOUNQ LADIES AND LITTLE QIRL8 MT STERLING KY Tho flrat term wWbcgin Sept 4 1893 Acndemfo and Cqllcgo Ircparatory Coursos Department A limited mtmboi of boarding pupils For terms or other information nddrcss Miss 8 MLewinnntll August 15 Hyatts -- oi - -I -- LVi at I Jj MdJ mvm rtjlPtyfapiWitf n iaitor Jl -- J rrfMIMiii H irifcl Akk i j - fill Aii if 0 l V-t-- ft W M