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Digital page images are linked to the text file. r3 t M roL xv PkI5reidBt w -- mwmK myTf w ff 3 DVOGATE IN A v jtfVlAt EEKLYJOORNALy IDENTICAL INTEREST WITH ITS OWN PEOPLE 2ST0 Report After a confinement of six weeks with typhoid fever Mr Charles II Jacob Sou of B jr Jacobs of Spencer neighborhood died on Sunday morn Â¬ ing September 10th Tho funeral sorvicesrworo held by Elder B W Trimble at 4 oolock on samo dav at Amioch church of which congrega Â¬ tion the deceased had been a member for more than a year Mr Jacobs was in his 24th year since December 6th and was married to Miss Lizzie Gibbs last January Ho has bceu a lovingobediont son and as a friend and neighbor was held in high esteem The young wife lias tho sympathy of tho community in her great bereave Â¬ ment Thus early in manhood ho was called to glvo up the plans hope and joys of lifo Lot all remember iho words Blessed aro the dead who die iu titd Lord and We know that all thingsrorkjtogcthor mem that love God for good to 3 jf 1T STEHLIKGyKEKXUOKY TUESDAY SEPT 12 1893 MONTHIiYCROP REPORT Of 7 Rsifele injr an examination iuto the financia and mpnetary coudit iois of the Gov RamtrXs ernment and people of the United vp Tho resolution fenumoratetf States fr D 6 Bept igpnira tho following subjects to bti investiga Â¬ Ctovtlaiwy saliaiouth- - ted and reported upon by thoebmmit lea Tho fuller paVtlal dcniohotlza- wlnWhhad been Jn- - tipn of legal tondor silver coins thi vfifaffeHouse r iiie Tlftt-ouuioie TBCUIO XUVIIK ratio which should be established be Â¬ ftrifudfafed aiwlinit those Democrats tween gold aud silver aws relating MT i h8ati touosod to bis iluanclal policy to legal tender and foriho proveuta 1Abi1 I Mw uu tion of unjust discrimination in tho peon pnuuuuuou L h iaifiUly award of the extent of this sovoral kinds of money llio repeal of Is oppotf oh In the Wwt and South tho tax on Sfato bank currency the ft WlilltivAHfliatfh6 wisdom of first cause of tho present embarrassed con Â¬ -- - 4- rejmliifg the purchasing clause oftho dition of tho people and tho national law which baa been banks and what further legislation is j i hv till business necessary to provont national banks f mii nf the countryLad which- was abusing Choir power under tho law Explicitly promised by tho Chicago Tho last subject Is particularly inter- Â¬ platform will bo so apparent after the esting just now in view of tho state- Â¬ entire financial policy of his adminis Â¬ ments that csrtalnJNow York Nation- Â¬ tration shall have been made public al banks mado morothan 1000000 that all divisions will soon be forgot bv soiling currency at a prenuunu ten The first step to bo taken is in while declining to cash depositors opinion to stop tho purchase of eliccks silver out ho toarsno ju wih 10 Hazel Green Fair Vardstthose who differ with him bo as honest in their Haying that they are Camoofi last wcck with tho usual r Tho only rea- Â¬ largo crowds in attendance Mont- Â¬ belief as he is in his son that ho has not announced tho gomery county was well represented naiicial pblicy of his administration John VV White won first money in that it is not yet fully determined several of tho trots Ray Moss J W upon Mnd you it is no iash ui a Riddel Jcsso Spencer and others were day a week or a month to reconstruct among the fortunate oucs in exhibits the financial system of a country of for horses 05000000 people which has been It goes without eaying that tho fair growing from bad to worse under was a success Among the attendants Republican legislation until it is today from hero wo noto William Moore aa bad as it could well be and fluau- - George Gibson J W Riddel J II cXB reform has become tho most ur- - Wilson M O Cockrall Isaac McGuiro 1 Jtonthern Senators County Superintendents of Schools Jl13 Commissioner of Agriculture Labor and Statistics FjtANKFOitT Ifor Sept 8 1893 cor- Â¬ rt1y 1 Nearly all tho reports from my A- - WMiMnna8 A T 4 1 lRharWilvm - llWJ uv - fhifl gout necessity of the time Grover Clovoland has proven himself to bo a man worthy to be trustedj and I can see no reason why every Doniocrat should not repose the most implicit trass In him in this emergency even if tneir personal opiuions do differ from his as to ineaiis tfibo wed to roach the Scsircd ond the restoration of prosperity to the country at Jargo not to a few favored men but to every body lam and have always been what ia known as a silver man but I Jhall unhesitatingly ofvote for tho un- thepurehaalug conditional repeal tho Sherman silver law Jtiausoof J L nainline William Calk W Tur- Â¬ ner G C Eastin William Roach John W White and wife and Ben Hall Perrys First Assignment FSmilejr shot at P C Napier in Robert Combs house In Hazard last Saturday night They had fallen out iu a settlement the samo night and Smiley went and borrowed a pistol and shot with intent to kill as he de claredwhon ho gave himself up to tho Police Judge Albert Williams jerked thepisfol so tbatTieihissed his aim Ho is in jail in default of baij After Smiley was placed In jail ho made au assignment to WO Davis Assets 400 liabilities Aboutf the same This is the first assignment ever made in Perry county Jackson Hustler respondents this mouth road veiy much alike and altogether thoy make a very btuo report Tdgive a few reports will show better how they rrjni From tho coun- Â¬ ty of Christian A few weeks since crops of tobacco and corn promised a full average The drought which still continues greatly reduced the prospect Every thing seems drying up No rain for many wcoks and none in sight A somewhat brighter report from tho county of Perry which places coru at 110 pastures at 100 and a few others like this I will mention From tho county of Monroe corn at 110 tobacco at 1C0 Hart county tobacco at 105 The county of Fay otto the reports aro very varied Floyd county reports corn at 120 to- Â¬ bacco 95 Tho county of Bath reports corn 110 tobacco 85 But tho major Â¬ ity of reports read like tho ono from Wo have not had Anderson to wit any Jin in this county to do any goodiffor ten wcoks Every thing Vory llttlo land prepared burnt up for y heat aud unless it rains soon thcrop will havo to be under an avorage in acreage Tho average yield of wheat in tho State per aero for 93 is placed at fifteen bushels touacco The drought has damaged tho to- Â¬ bacco crop in many ways Tho two principal points is size and weight and in many places badly sun burned A number of farmers aro done cuttiug but tho bulk of tho crop is to be cut yet The Eastern planters havo suf fered as wa havo from the drought and havo also Uiad wind storms aud hail storms which will cut their crops nearly half It willbo safe to say from present indications that there will be a demaud for all that will be raised Tho per cent is placed at G9 Â¬ - f September 14th via L N Ken Â¬ tucky Central division and tho Big Four Routo under tho auspices of the Womens Christian Missionary Soci- Â¬ ety of Lexington Only 930 from Lexington Proportionately low rales from all other stations on the Ken- Â¬ tucky Cuutral Tickets good 15 days Solid through trains no change of cars Excursionists landed at the Worlds Fair gates The most favor- Â¬ able opportunity to visit the White City yet offered Kcntucklans For further particulars address W S Mc Chessoy General Agent Lexington Ky W II Bosweli A A DcLong D B Martin General Committee Passenger Agent Big Four C P Atmore General Passenger Agent L N S F B Morse Assistant Gen eral Passenger Agent L N JE Reeves General Southern Agont Big Four Â¬ Worlds Fair Excursion i T Salem District No 11 Reports 67 pupils draws 19095 from tho State Miss Annie B Ward tho faithful and efficient teacher hor first term in tho county has quito a fondness for tho work and first class qualifications Highest number at school 30 lowest 20 present 27 trustees have all made visits to tho school tho now log houso which is to bo in this district is expected by tho teacher and tho pu Â¬ pils and they hope to be ablo to take possesion of it soon little First Read Â¬ er boys Gcorgo Crow Ed Trimble Robert Shepherd and Marion Hale all read well iudecd class in Oral Geog- Â¬ raphy is composed of fiftcon boys and Wchnvcciit an nichwy tnrutigti into the girls who recite in concert class of roolna Joining ours ami rdtleil a new dopartraenl advanced spellers did rather well in the vrny of a 5 and 10 cent store Call and 6c what we can show yon for such a small sum ot Crooks Branch District No 10 Reports 64 children draws from tho money State 18240 highest number en Â¬ rolled 65 highest present at ono timo 44 lowest 21 first day present to day 5 Cent Line 40 trustees all good wide awake Wnsh pans nice line of square and roan1 6chool men and take an interest in pans 4 boxes matches 21 sheets of paper their school Miss Lillio Wilburu is velopes 6 boxes tacks towels can opouers 1 qt the teacher sho brings to tho work a cup sugar ftowls creamer butter dish nice pickle dish todtli pfeks 1 qt covered buckets to6hort but successful experience curry combs line combs sponges tablets hatchet SEE THE NEW 5 and 10 eecseseaa8 CENT STORE 1 Â¬ gether with rn accurate knowledge aud au unbounded enthusiasm she is a success herself and her school bids fair to be a success Orlando Hudson Louisa Burgess Frank and Willie Cen Â¬ ters Willie May Gano Webb Jasper Amburgy and Joo Collins compose a strictly number one Fourth Reader class and should bo taken up one at a timo aiid given a favorable mention but waut rof space forbids Third Readers 11 in tho class all good Minnie May Lidia Chambers Floyd Sparksman Alice Hudson and James Centers make up the class in Second Reader all read well indeed handles coffee strainers large chimneys 1 dozen lead pencils 2 tin cups scythe stones potato mashers J tea spoons hammers wood spoons vcgetnblo litters dippers aiirror flsh linos dish pans large iron spoons oeseeese99c90 What We Can Give You For 10c 12 qt tin pans 00 ft clothes lines largo sponges 1 box of writing paper wiro hair brushes decorated pickle dishes Sieves S qt covered buckets 3 pic pans nico dish pans gran Ho pans vegetable dlshc meat dishes nnd a thousand other articles I have not got space to mention but come and see for vow self And vr have eomo big bargains to offer in the SJHIAHITE IBONWABE cons The House added amendment after amendment to the new rules reported faa Viv fhn rtntnmUf en on Rules until they stand aB adopted almost the samo as they wero in tho last Houeo Theo- Â¬ retically no Democrat finds any fault with tho liberally with which the rules treat tbo right of tho rniuority f af but there is eason to fear that when the tariff bill the bill for tho ropeal of tho Federal election laws and other - measures against which tho Republi- Â¬ cans will bo disposed to illlibuster gets before tho Houeehoy will bo fouud loo lenient towards tho minori- Â¬ ty If is an Old and true maxim that iAo dovil must be fought with fire many think that it would have M i to havo followed tho rASTOUES sot by tho Republicans iu precedent Winchester Fair I havo only ono good report for h the Ffty first Congress and have made Our neighboring oity Winchester pastures From tho county of Bath tho rules stringent enough to control will bo a place of lifo this week This pastures wero novor bettor this time llkthirfainority u ffi iW wisdom been There are so many correspondents who say hi their reports that there will not bo a half crop of corn and then place thepencent over 50 say 65 or 75 that the indications aro that tho per cent will bo too high Tho figures show inetead of one half there will be threo fourths of a crop j Twenty Thousand which is not yery bad if it was better Hands were put back to work iu distributed over the State Por cent tho vubber boot arid shoo factories at 77 Acreago compared with last Boston Monday Is not this good year 94 OATS By to morrow week 12000 reading Tho average yidld ofioats in the men will be returned to thir respect Â¬ ive employment at St Louis Is not State is placed at 24 bushels per acre hemp thisbotter Money is gef ting easier Bdmo couuties tho hemp crop is Iu all over tho country tho tidal wavo of good times being directed toward tho nearly a failure A few counties re Â¬ homo of every man in tho United porting good crops makes tho per cent States Dont you feel like howling large Per cent 87 P f v whonit was desired Much ado about nothing is ail tho talk about tho votes in the Senate this week With twenty Senators absent the silver Sonators defeated Senator f Vorhco8 on two propositions one to n go Into executive session while Soua- tor Stowart was making his long speech and the other to adjourn Tho rotes have absolutely ijo significance as far as tho final result is concerned The situation stands precisely as it did before tho bill will bo dobated a rea I1 stable time uuless an agreement is - raohed sotting a tlmo to vote and ftWn au attompt will bo made to force a vote To say how that attempt will SV result is merely 16 express an iudlvld V uai opinion or to make a guess l- morning their Fair began and It has prospects The catalogue indi Â¬ cates fine exhibitions of stock and tho list of entries show some of the best trotting horses ready for tho word go Wo aro gfad to know that so many of our people liavo de- Â¬ cided to patronize this worthy enter- Â¬ prise of our neighbors fino From nearly every other of year county I got same report Pasture burned up stock suffering for grass Tho per cent is placed and water at 70 GARDEN PRODUCTS Holloway Nominated Tho Senatorial convention met at Paris yesterday morning Col Thos Johnson of this county was mado chairman and Honry Spears Secre- Â¬ tary Hon H B Kinsolving in a very handsome speech placed Col JohnsoiOn nomination for chair Â¬ Capt Gay as soon as man convention tho organ Â¬ was ized withdrew his namo and asked Since President Cloveland made an that tho nomination of Col Holloway address at the opening of tho Pan be made unanimous This was done American Medical Con gross now in and the convention adjourned session there has ben a decided let up on the silly stories about his being J E Queen of Lexington had an Â¬ i yffii bad hoaltli storlo which pever had other stroko of paralysis and his phy Â¬ l any bettor foundation than tho ima- - sicians say ho can live but a few jinations of their disseminators hours Ho is at tho St Joseph Hos pital and has every needed attention Seuator Morgan of Alabama this tH Two trains on tho L Ss N collided weekihtroducd a concurrent resolu tho appointment of a joint at Earlington last week wrecking tion01 cmm Itwe qu finance to Do composed both trains and seriously injuring jfn1 oi e veu Senators and seven members Charles Kiuesman mail agent and W the House for the purpose of niak- - West Flood baggagemaster Â¬ -- My report last month for garden products was very good but a mqiithV dry weather has wrought a wonder- Â¬ ful change Vegetables aro getting very scarce Por cent 84 STOCK Tho condition of all kinds of stock not so good as last month Tho scarcity of water and grass has forced s great many farmers to sell their stock on a vory poor market HOGS Â¬ Tho average quality of hogs to be fed this fall is 73 per cent CATTLE Tho avorago quantity of cattlo is 79 per cent two-year-o- ld Nicholas McDowell Commissioner Tho roport of tho Now Orleam Cotton Exchange is that during tin first week of the new season 43661 bales came into sight Tho number during tho first week of last season vas 64804 and for 1891 106808 In Wakefield England thoy have had riots from striking miners ud it required troops to suppress thom Xo 8 tea kettles IBcovth I17S I 1 2 qt Last Thursday a terrible accident pan 10c 2 qt pans 15c Sqtj paus450c nnd up occurred uoar Colchour III 14 miles Decorated slop jnrsfl decorated chambers 66c Born to tho wife of Crovor Clove- - from Chicago Two passeugertrains nnd 76c Sec our lino of chamber sets 1 100 and up land President of tho United States each going at tho rate of forty miles For carpets Wall paper stoves etc on Saturday Soptembor 9 1893 at 2 an hour crashed iuto each other and falltoseeusflrstvfgr our goods aro tho dont hltest fourteen souls were p m a girl Heros congratulations newest patterns to pick from a number of others wero When you come to tho Fair dont fail to call to Grover and tho noble little woman fataly injured tho result of a train Follow the crowd nnd you will bo sure to find the who shares his home place Cheap for cash is our motto dispatchers mistake On the list of Oftho babies who first saw light in tho dead was the uamo W D Rich- Â¬ tho White Houso probably only two ardson and on tho list of fatally are living until this happy event ad- Â¬ wounded was the namo of W A Hill Ono is Miss Mary ded another Both men wero from this place Emily Donelson Wilcox a daughter tho former supposed to bo Wm of Andrew DoncUon a nephew of Darby Richardson son of Dr E B Pi esidont Jackson and privato Secre- Â¬ Richardson deceased and tho latter tary to Old Hickory Tho other is Win Hill formerly forman oftho Ad- Â¬ Originators and promoters of Low Jlcos Julia Dent Grant tho first child born vocate This surmise is probably to Colonel and Mrs Fred Grant who JIT STERUNG KY iucorrect is now a young lady just past sixteen Mr and Mrs Donelson had two other This afternoon ob 530 oclock children born in tho White House at tho Mt Gillead Presbyterian which with a grandchild of President church Rev G B Clark of Clark Tyler complete the list county officiating Miss Margurite What Do You Take Medicine For Hainline will be married to Rov A E Carnalian pastor of the Mt Because you aro sick and want to AL0NZ0 BR00ESHIRE DEAD Gillead church They go to Aden got well of course Then remember that Hoods Sarsa Springs where they will remain a week Miss Hainlino is a most es- Â¬ Vengonce is Mine Saith the Lord parilla Cures All we ask is that iu taking Hoods timable woman and will bo a I Will Repay io Mr Carnalian in Sarsaparilla you will do so with perse verance equalling or appropchlng tho his high calling Alonzo Brookshfre tho murderer of We extent con- Â¬ tenacity with which your complaint gratulations Kavanaugh Tipton and Thomas How- Â¬ has clung to you It takes timo and ard who escaped his just deserts at Tho weekly reviews of tho business tho hands of tho law and who was caro to eradicate old and dcop scatcd maladies particularly when they have situation by the mercantile agencies sent to tho penitentiary under a lifo been so long hidden in tho system that aro full of good cheer The increas- Â¬ sentence has met death lie died thoy havo become chronic the within prison walls from typhoid Remem- Â¬ ing supply of available money ber that all pcrmanont and positive revival of trade and the resumption of fever on last Wednesday- curesaro brought about with reasona- Â¬ work by mills aro reported from Tho death of a man is usually tho ble moderation Hoods Sarsaparilla every quarter Tho promium on cur- Â¬ source of regret by some ono but that attacks diseases vigorously and never rency has wholly disappeared Sus- Â¬ of this blood stained murderer brings leaves the field until it has con- Â¬ pended banks aro rapidly resuming with it rejoicing rather than sadness Funds have been offered for moving A deeperatc daring red handed mur- Â¬ quered tho cotton crop and a good fall trade derer has been called beforo an offend- Â¬ Miss Ellen Daily will leavo the lat Â¬ Is anticipated ed judgo to bo banished from his ter part of the week for Irontou Ohio presence forever to endure the tor- Â¬ ro engago iu tho mantua makiug Mrs Kate O Clark ami daughter ments of a burning hell unless there uisluestMiss Ellen is au artist iu Misses Sallie aud Lydiu will leavo had been radical change Mon may always up with the for tho East tlo 21st to purchase their escape from tho ivr business laws vongeanco utost fashionB Sho leaves a large stock of millinery aud notious Sin in this world but from Gods paying business hero and wiil be a will buy a choico Block andit will be laws there is no appeal aud as jreat loss Tho best wishes of hor to the Interest of those wanting goo dp tho trco has fallen so it must lie Two many friends will follow her Bright iu her lino to seo hersolection others havo died from the same disease witty capable prompt and accommo- Â¬ quite a number aro sick aud au Capt Thomas Sholley tho now dating wo commend her to tho good Prisoners havo appoiutod Collector of tho Lexington epidemic is feared peoplo of Irouton district has returned from Washing been ordered to refrain from using tho well water In the prison yard ami Courtland Chcnault has resigned ton and will at onco mako his bond have been furnished with cistern wa Â¬ Uis position with the Erlo Railroad and enter upon tho duties of his office ter in its stead t Cincinnati aud Is now with the by tho 20th Uig Four Ho is with that prince of Tho Trust Kentucky Conference of tho M broughtAtlantia Now Company suit at York against tho sluvur gentlemen and splendid rail Â¬ E Church South convened at HaskiuWood Vulcanizing Company road man E O McCormick We Maysvillo to day Rev A Redd to foreclose a chattel mortgage daVed congratulate Courtland in securing a of this city and Rov J M Wilson May 1 1890 for 200000 given to se position under such a geutlcman ourobonds for that amouut of Carniargo are in attendance It is a Girl ilungcd-iutoefer-nltyau- i Barpu in valua-bleco-work- er tv-- - I s JS Jw - H w - J n u- - MMA tf 2Pt tti -ML rn t aKP Uj CBUt r0 a MJiwip-- to1 it MT STEELING ADVOCATE TUJESBATTSmTBEB 124893 41 ia- 1ft UiieuvlUuni h M THE ADVOCATE WWkfct in school sites and buildings 6on6elc89 AaRIOULTURAL 1lialog NOTES Nov York has 10000000 Invested biould not id a grazing aiilmul and uu bUut in upon in btituiucr iw fashion now provailiug A OlltD among women which must bo hold re Â¬ x sponsible for many throat ailments is it you Havent tho cash to pay wlih thoir boiler uo without buuielhlug mini u that of clasping tippets around necks when the weather becomes the JUJ uu uintv least chilly In order location au animal it is To riso in the morning with a bad moosoary lu Iced liiuiu Uiau cnoiifch taste in the mouth and no appetitein im Oaiu maintenance dicatcs that the stomach needs strcngh Alio JVluito Lane lixpiueo bays lUu oniug For this purpose there is urea tunu io y Heal liiJugluml lo uu nothing better than occasional doso oi iuuiiy deciottaing owing io low Aycrs Pills taken ut bed time JJ 111X6 Slnco1891 to the present time the American colony in Franco has in Â¬ creased irom 5000 to 12000 whilo tho German has decreased in recent years Tho total number of foreigners in Pranco is 1130211 tho Belgians bo ing tho most numerous and Italians coming next A uiivup Hogs thai uio marked alter ten laauilisoiagodo uoi give thiP betl raiser claims ihst thoro CU10 Uiu luililUB JikellUtilttl lecUllig io wool lualu oi mutton A writer iu au exehango Bays he cured it seed wan uu a nurse by uu ap Â¬ plication ol very sally laid nhert Vt Fcnnw afe- BCrtshbGoWcn Be lief cures Infiainma tloaln any form and na well when given in a iron aosca on n lump oi sugar onco m s uours in eorv a 5 bronchitis throat V it II and consumption ft II Ml when applied ejctcr nnllv in fresh cuts and i m Jhrufsestrying bums to get iio la for himself tho lmnl money of tho earned -ViSCctS - people Ho prom Ises impossibilities Ho 18 trvinrr to Dlar his uno n tho unfortunato poor Ho wllv trick He would thinks tho bold assertion will wlu urollt out of tho misfortunes of tho weak and niuictea lie Knows tna areaa oi tun rave and that the sinking man will catch at straws otc eio Well this la qulto an indictment Uttered b ri mo pessimist tun misantnropist tna wisher if not tho evil doer Dr Fenncr is awaro that this sentiment will bo put to the front by those who are jealous of his success It has made him hcsltato Ions before consenting to take the people into his confidence and tell this truth It has made him delay until ho could prove over tnd over again that ho was right be fore going ahead Now that ho foot ho is right shall he bo manly and bare the courage of his convictions or shall ho fear tho breath or sUu hide his light under a bushel and allov der tho army of consumptives to contlnuo thrlr march to death without Interposing his strong arm to obstruct tho progress of the grim vis aged reaper 1 Vt Fonner chooses tho manly course No narcotics or mineral poisons Safe aedcortain Never disappoints One tablespoon f ul dose cures La Urlppc Monoy refunded If sat lsfaction not given Take home a bottle to day if I - raBSwrSinsritr-rrcr- SfeititrSS- oi - rrrjr5ite5aireS5l S5555SJte2JUKJlS -- V i If- - i bmk 0Jj xkxwj IJUISWllEs-4EXIW6T0rll Ajy Bui A LHHSTSLlE Chicaso I IIJI HI- - Eoifflli -- WMer urn xa OTrK disaaai AjMRRIMAM m CHATTANQflGAjSiWloxviiJLir rf s v tAsHEVILtE Jr n EiAmwham tunta I a Â¬ 4 U Fall Stoek I e JACMWVIUeV Solid Cui YestiMM Traius il 1 I I A MAGNIFICENT at popular prices Assortment complete line An de- Â¬ LEXINGTON TO CINCINNATI unlimited variety in every Qualities aa you partment like them Styles the latest f- - Bucklon9 Arnlp Salve IV r a ftV ir pf If n f A buccesaful swine breeder rceont Tho best salvo iu tho world for cuts uieiidaouis and wueat ground together bruises sores ulcoro salt rheum fever Iu all that goes to strengthen aud iu uu excellent leed ior hugs sores totter chapped hands chilblains build up the system weakened by dis corns and all skin eruptions and People who want cattle without mso and paiu Aycrs Sarsaparilla is positively cures piles or no pay re Â¬ tho superior medicine It neutralizes horn out mink it inhuman lo dehorn quired It is guaranteed to give por 4hg poison Ictt iu the system aftor ihcui bhuuld try tuo liurutuso breedo ieCi satisfaction or money refunded diphtheria and scarlet fever It restores For salo by 1Hfi wool growers uboul Parkeiv Prico 25 cents per box the debilltcd patient to perfect health burg Pa havo appointed au agent to WSLloyd 19 tf iiirr and vigor own goiuio market and sell ineir Tlio Treacher Did UK 1aft A good story is being told of one of caoutchouc or wuul Tho manufacture Last Sunday aftl qbbcr from cotton seed oil is said to A Texas cattleman says ho externa of our preachers called at tho par ernoon proportions uaiedcaiUoticabycuttiugouiunsiuiVfu sonage a couplo liave attained considerable and in broken English inin this country the process of an and rubbing tho catilo wlih them It quired so tho reverend gentleman English inventor being used Large look two or Uiree unions to oali ani- Â¬ understood if tho preacher man lived there and on being invited in quantities of tho oil are employed to thoy commenced preparing their toiprodueo a substitute that costs about mal let Of courso it was supposed they Somo fifteen Tako care of tho machinery you 6evon cents a pound como to bo married and every per cent of this is mixed with genu Â¬ have and as far as possible dont buy had assistance was given by the preach ei ine rubber in making tho various any moro on credit Tho man who and his good wifo in getting ready buys farm machinery on time pays the for tho ceremony The bridal veil kinds oi rubber goods and wreath were carefully adjusted fiddlor dearly by tho lady and the gentleman careSovcn Tho Boston Journal says Mutton can bo grown as cheaply as fully combed his hau Then theii hundred and fifty seven residents of beol and as long as a pound of mut- Â¬ hands were joined and the solemn Maine paid the United States tax last ton will sell for as much as a pound of words were spoken which bind hu year as liquor dealers This would beef it should bo a profitable business mans together in wedlock eeem to make a rather ugly showing Tho ceremony over of course it as the fleece is left to all back on for Mainos prohibition law until it was supposed the newly married In some parts of England and France couple would bo in haste to depart is added that New Hampshiro with only a little more than half of Mainos tho drouth has cut the crop short and But it was not so with them and by population takes out 1462 Federal hay is bo high that thin cattle havo their actions thoy betrayed that they expected something else before leavlicenses Maine has one liquor shop been rushed on tho market serionsly ing Finally the reverend gentle ibout 873 inhabitants New Hamp Â¬ glutting tho market and lowering the man remarked Wellf now you are prices shiro has one to 216 married and tho answer came Oh yes ve bin married last Febru is possible that wheat will be It In the city directory of Chicopco high anothor year and farmers should ary and now vant unser bigture da Falls Mass is a most remarkable sow enough at least for home sup- Â¬ ken A feather would have knocked tongue twister of a name It is that plies or whilo it is very cheap should down the preacher upon the revelation It was the picturoman thoy of a Portuguese Joon Quuoddeuscdc lay in aVsupplyfdrthe year That Were looking fofand nob tho preach- betoncourt an employe of a knitting will beat buying flour mado from 1 er man However there can now company in that city The surname wheat bo no mistake about their being married and that tho knot is tied good as ordinarily written is threo inches The garden may not be tho most and tight Maruhfield Newa long has 21 letters and is pronounced profitable part of tho farm if we four letters be Pople Who Are Curolesa of Others reckon only from tho money stand- Â¬ iug silent The average surname con- Â¬ It is sometimes a little odd how point but it is so iu adding to the tains seven letters and is only one people who aro thoroughly well bred pleasure health and comfort of tho in their homo seem utterly to disre third as loug as the name iu question family Have a garden and uso its gard the amenities abroad In their freely if you want to enjoy own houses they aro deference and Nelson L Phillips has been success- Â¬ products kindness personified All that can be life ively shoemaker music teacher sales Â¬ dono for the comfort and happiness man and sheriff and now at 81 years It is claimed now that the bagging of a guest or another member of the is local editor and reporter for the of grapes is au old art rovived and household is done freely and fully Bairo Vt Enterprise This aged that tho best bags are made out of But aside from this their follow creaeditor is in almost perfect health cloth Thoy will last longer but wil tures bound to them by no tie of with a firm step and excellent cost a good deal moro to make Paper hospitality could tell another storfc Ho makes his daily rounds iu bags aro made very cheaply by ma- Â¬ When thoy set out on a journey all their faults apparently come to the search of news He has had no pro- chinery and in largo vineyards are surface ard their fellow travelers tracted illness for many years and is used by tens of thousands perceivin them the hateful traits without a gray hair He gives prom- Â¬ of peevishness selfishness and irritn A stockman says that on the avcarge bility ise of liviug to continue for years the stock farm thojsiro Is moro thau half The umbrella ii tucked horizontal oldest reporter in tho United States of the herd In two years tho increased ly under tho arm to stab tho eye or twonty calves by a pure bred puncture the breast of a fellow crea A curious caso of apparent answer Â¬ value of bull of good individuality will amount ture who has tho misfortune to foling of prayer is reported Samuel to at least 10 per head As tho bull low in their wake The seats aro monopolized in tho Welle 6ecrotary of tho board of oxr- - can then be sold for more than half the crowded car filled with boys and ciso of commissioners of Cumberland first cost tho profit is clearly in sight bundles whilo aged people or mothcounty N J who havo tho power of Tho coat of producing a pound of ers with small children stand in tho issuing liquor licenses died Monday wool depends upon tho circumstances aisles Tho best food at tho table is appropriated and the toilet room in Thoy have been asked on all sides says a writer If wo raised no lambs tho sleoping car is monopplized for especially by tho women to refuse to and wool was tho only product it an hour no matter who or how would coat in tho neighborhood of 50c many may bo waiting Chicago In On August 15th at give license per pound Willi woll selected and ter Ocean Cridgton tho Wbmona Christian Tom well cared for stock tho wool will cost The Hawks Slirewttuess porance Union mot in tho Central nothing Tho lambs aro the medium A veiy common practice among the hawks of this country is to folMethodist Episcopal church and pray- Â¬ of profit low close in tho track of a railroad ed that tho Exrciso Board might not to receive com- Â¬ Wo aro always glad train flying low down near the i6Siio any moro licenses Ono enthu munications for publication from our ground The small birds along the siastic woman the wife of grocer farmer friends Bond in your views line startled by tho roar of the cars Townsond prayed that God would concerning the best stago tocut clover fly up ill clouds and tho hawk takes paralyze tho board and removo its and timothy tho best way to stack his pick of the fattest of tho lot The members beforo thoy granted any hay your methods of growing corn little birds aro so alarmed by the noise of tho moro licenses At Pitman Grove pumpkins etc Every ono can say seo tho hawk train that they do not and before camp meeting tho next day in a re- something that will be of interest and get away ho has replenishedthey can his larvival the woman repeated her pray or bonoilt to others Let us hear from der Tho fact has often been observed by persons living along the Tho board continued its hearing ol you lines of railroads and is a singular applicants and intended to wind up Wo find in a contemporary dovotcd illustration of tho faculty of adaptaits work on Soptombor 1st Well to tho horse interest tho statement tion possessed by animals that are tho lato secrotary has voted for a tansy is novor touched by an in- Â¬ forced to live by their wits Exnumber of licenses On Saturday ii that sect It is claimed that if boioro tak Â¬ change scorned us if Mrs Townsoude prayer Goldfish Drown u Sparrow yVells was found ing a horso out a handful of it is had been answered A perky London sparrow went to rubbed over him flies will not touch Ho died Mon in his office paralyzed drink from he famous Templo founwoman hoard tho news ol 1dm If tho statement embodies a tain A wicked goldfish leaped up day The fact tho use of this plant should bo ex Â¬ and seized it by tho leg A second Wdus death and was horrjflcd The ceedingly valuablo in fighting the fish henriij the sparrows squeals other members of tho board do not Â¬ horn fly Wo suggost cauio and did likewise Between luow rYhether o graut moro licensp ers give it a trial Am that our read ithem thopiorsparrow fOurid a wa Â¬ Dairyman qr nof Ex V tery grave London Tit Bits s m Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Through Sleeping Cars Iv 1 1 It s9 c- AJRHkHktfHkdbKttAnB am r Leilloi to Clicap VIA I GREAT jNDUCEMENTS CINCINNATI Sleeping Car Through Offered in Gents and Children Summer Hats which will be opened up in a few days Leiiito V to Clicap i iTOUISViLLE Fastest Trains in The South i iloiiMsC ass Ms i e0e9ett9cco009eeeeea0cea0ftes AN VALISES 1 I Mens and Boys e0eas0aaeea0esoeflcccas cl to Ohattahoogo Birmingham - Now Prleans Shroveport Aohville Knoxvllle Atlanta Jacksonville D G EDWARDS G ITOIEM WSi Ihi Successors to I N Fhipps PA Cincinnati O AGENTS WANTED 9 BUY THE 1 GEO F OTTE Co -- THE slot k t g k i I5xHRZT riNESTf MOST DURABLE - I 131and 13 W 4th St CINCINNATI THE LARGEST EXCLUSIVE Â¬ oye--slg- ht Carpet and Drapery House in the West Constantly keep on hand the best selections in all the finer and medium grades pi uarpetmgs and will iurnish samples uu cauiimico us hibo aiviueu mecnames todo x 1 Â¬ WOODWORK EASItar A Wr -- wrAwieisa L ts35ga ewafiSt3MnimttbL THE BEST IS THE GHEAPEST Send TEN conts to 20 Union So N Y for our prlzo Game Blind Luck and win n How Home Sewing Machine ORANGE MASS The New Home Sewing Machine Co m IV rMdf FOR ill eotis57tfift SALE BY u auavxi cj Parqnettf Floors and Grill Work o A Specialty Wo aro their Rcprcseutativep for Eastern Kentucky and carry a full lino in pieco or sample When in Cincinnati be sure to bco thoir immense and attractive stock Assignees Notice All persinB haying claims against J M Armstrong will present them prop Â¬ erly proven to M S Tyler at once J W Buniioufcms 3t Assignee of JVM Armstrong Montgomery Circuit Court April torm fourth day of May 1893 Anna Tiptoii Administratrix ctc Plaintiffs vs - BUTTON Temple Building Mt Sterling Ky 0na SMITH hs b 1 I Â¬ m r order fmAt Â¬ Traders Deposit Bank otcDofendants Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ It is now ordored that tho creditors of Kayanaugh Tipton deceased ap Â¬ pear beforo tho Master Commissioner of this Court on or beforo Aug 15 1893 aud any creditor failing to appear and provo his claim on or before that day shall bo barred as to any right to claim tho samo against said Tiptonjs Administratrix or per Â¬ sonal representative J Attest A copy H H It BniaitT Clerk Moutgomory Circuit- Court - DECKER BROS HAINES FISCHER ESTY HAMILTON rxzwttmrZWsWwxrrzrjZS 2lSLgZJTAVAirjJurM - A -- tV PIANOS m mn m organs mmm Rheumaism Br THE JEWELER1 tm RKeumatic Ring Will Cure M KfW - 488tV P JOJNES sir -- FOR SALE Z2ESZSE3Z5ESZSZ nOr w o J y1 h i tV m i v 1 r fiv t r - a ft wr Oaf i A i sKrxi yj r jfi u It i j aTj - ts A ji a r -- ri t i 1 - tp3 - 3 iQ Hi -- tin i4J jfcfl - rf it WlS k n C28 a a MO STEBIilKG ADVOCATE TUESDAY SEPEMBEB 12 1893 As predicted ajponth ago in these thunder stories are4moro frequit columns all signs from business cen Â¬ avaJiBatt In any other part ol the tres iudicato tho re awakening from hyiere being au avorage ol vt the nightmare that has oppressed all in each year upon which thoy business lor the past throe mourns This is sjjown in bank statements r in thojsurrcut reports sent out by rhere the telephone wires are over lhe groat credit agencies and by inthe speed of transmission is at formation recoivcM from all qiartcrs Tate of 16000 miles a second Ijytho vari6u8 trade journals are the wires arc through cables uoiu coniinues 10 now in iruw ler the eea tne apeeu is not more Europe and failures havo ceased to bo in 6020 a second On tho other tumorous Â¬ m - Jt fcsi ADVOCATE The Businea KMmrrection J 0 MILLER Uucccsaor to v C 8c O Chesapeake George Reisenger tt Miller Wilson and Ohio SHOE SHOP South Maysville Street From tho cheapest to tho fiueat work done at tho lowest prices poBi blo Best material good work low prices Will always havo a stock of INSURANCE AND RAILWAY New York REAL ESTATE Lowest Rates Choicest Philadelphia Washington Boston And all Eastern Cities w noted in the Mediierraneau patnralUt that upwards of 80 per nt of the earthouakee that have bi recorded have oecarred during six colder months of the year laximum aWmber in January and minimum nuaaber in Jauuary- - bt orimportant A SLUGGISH LIVER CAUSES Companies 16a the aiirth day of the first monh ery Egyptian was bilged to eat a iedflsh Jwfore the door of hia house oept the priests who burnetJ instead eating tliejilsB Jhcrevonuo8 arus- grjfgom the fisheries of Lake Moeris at January 1 1894 refmriven t tne yueenoi jigypi ior Iron is a good indicator- - ad fitis In raoaey and are staled to havo stiffenine up as the markets are be wounted io -- something like 1 1000001 lag cleared on account other summer Z J luuauy racjitipn of the mills Tlie closing oi cotton ana wooion waters of Ghnt abound In flshi The estimated by high authority mills also has giveu a chance to work nd itls hat one tenth of the people of that Off stocks and renewed activity at the niaplre derive their food from the factdrics is tho inevitable result Tho abnormally low price of wheat fwaterr The coasts are crowded with Holier- - is tho only unfavorable element and enterprising- - and industrious en and beside the net and the hook this is duet chiefly p temporary em Â¬ great number of ingenious expe bargo in transportation from tho west All things considered wo seem to dients are used to capture tho fish In the Eastern Provinces cormorants are be on thToWof a complete resforalibn rtraiod ingroat numbers tocatch fish of confidence and business activity Advertisers have no cause at this thoy bring to their master who sits in a boat from which ho timo for hesitation The season is Fwatcfaes at thosame time 15 or 20 of already advancedand fall work should bo begun in earnest to recover lost itho wrds te ground National Advertiser m Apparently iho world is tho same old place that it over was and tho old Saved by Sunshine elegant adage concerning the ran I think the suporb health of my ay to a man 8 neart is a1 iruo nuw family is to a groat extent due to the days of tho genius who evolved ror wio emu ui habit we havo of almost living in He nooie Bemimcm in Every bright day all of ajnmarried women whoso membors sunshine tho shutters are open and tho entire iUook turns in ordering cooking and It taervinsr a club dinner to which feabl house gets the benefit of sunlight drives awaydampueBS mould microb je manight bo invited by every every girl lias ontlrely collapsed ow es and blue devils and puts us all iu good humor and health I cannot ing iu mo laci umi more iinve ucuu no good sanitary conditions and tawny marriages as there wero mora imagine sirs Every girl has a dinnor to got darkness Even my collar is as light vkt home and thoro is no time to de- - as I can possibly havoh and whatever fruit and delicacies need to bo shut jroie iociuo cauqucis away from light I put in- - close cup Â¬ TEiTre business toadont tho follow- - boards or covered boxes --I have Sing principle they might avert the sheets of cauvtis that can be thrown jjtso lfinied hard times It seems to oyor them bofore they are put away Ivfo tho nature of men to love to com- - and always tako pains so to arrange Slain there are a few however who my stores that nothing will bo injur- Â¬ kSL i j tt always rujuiciug miu iiiuKiiig giuu ed ly an abundance of light Peoplo era by encouraging words aim who livo in badly lighted apartments ivitv in business Of this class the havo littlo color and les3 health I th One for ono do not intend to spend my Rational Advertiser speaks r oi inu iiretjum or uiuru i rit ntxi days in au atmosphere of gloom jgpoaking the past financial crisis Now York Ledger -- baud many financial and manufactur ing institutions Which closed during tho crisis tiro requeuing with tho re- Â¬ turn cTconfldencb Country blinks have practically ceased calling for help from tho money centres andji fair amount of accom modatioh is being given by banks in general The fact is that banks can hot pay dividends oiwhoarded-funde ahd a thjj last quarter of thojVearlis about to boon discounttfVro nbccssaVy KTprovide for tho usual rounding up Â¬ Promptest Settlements- - Constipation Sick Headache Dyspepsia Jforvousncss AXQ DISTURBS OF ANY AND ALL AGENCIES 00TS In sizes that SHOES I can fit the THE SYSTEM GENERALLY For all such ailments and to Impart a natu ral heltttytone to tho 8toch Liter and BottcIs tako Mfer-J-M0Ot 3MT AVERS PILLS Every Doss Effective - t CoallUl Successor to Ca88ity Coal Time Card in Effect May 20 93 madonp From Mt Sterling trade EAST BOUND Leaves Mt Sterling AMantIo KxprcM No M dUjVestibuJpd - CALL ON MldlndecomNlo2a Primary Election Notice Mt Steblinq August2G1893 At a mooting of the City- - Democrat- Â¬ ic Committee hold at the Court IIoubo for tho purpose of calling a Democrat- Â¬ ic PriraaryprcieuU 3S-CassJ- tyChaifnian ATHr Judy DrrrKQ ComDrake and W A peliayen mittee was called to order by S S Â¬ TT r trcffiDrTCo Smith HtSw Ftp cm No Acoora No t Arr ra illO ppra dally 723 SS5 m up I can turnlsh them quality and workmanship considered much cheap er than they can be bought from the store Br having these goods mad TS0pm Kentiicky Central R BLUE GRASS ROUTEM i R WEST BOUND Leaves Mt Strllnir m For all kinds of - lxlngton Accommodation ilA W ENTUGE AND No T Loul8rlUe Expre Osl Lexington AccorabodahoVNo 25 VcUbWtaBxpreMSJsr Dalljr oxcept Sunday vUr43i tiLOrtili 0T Sktrttst pn ui QikMt Xiratt -- iiq t-j ii Ca8sItyQhaJrinani W ADeIIaven Solid Vestlbulod trains with dining Mrs No was made Secretary bus transfers Through slooporn from Lexington without Resolved That a Democratic ehbnxa held on tlte9i da of I Primary be O W BAItNEV Dist Vam Agt Octooer1 1893 to nominate Demo- Â¬ Lfexingtun Ky cratic candidates for the offices of C B RTAN Ant Gon Faas Agent Mayor Judgqotho Police Court rVT TylHv E F Robertson HW FULLER Cincinnati O City Attorney and Chief of Police Gen Pass Agent Washington u u eachof nd fort MANAGERS tho four wards Said electiou to be held at or near tho usual voting places aud to bo governed by tho Kentncky Midland Ry Primary Electiou Laws of tho State of Kentucky Shortcat and quickest between Each candidato for tho offlcos here- Â¬ in named except thoso for Council- Â¬ CINCINNATI AND FRANKFORT man and Mayor shall on or before tho Incorporated 23d day of September 1S93 pay to W Manufacturers and dcalora in all kinds ot Only direct lino between A Dellaven the sum of ten dollars each and tho candidates for Couucil Frankfort Georgetown and Paris Carlisle MaysvllleCynthlana shall pay tho sum of two dollars inen Falmouth and Covington candidates tor Muyor each and tho to de- Â¬ four dollars each in iikcmauuor fray tho expenses of this primary elec- Â¬ White Pino and Poplar Singles ASK FOlt TICKETS VIA KY MIDLAND- tion Any candidate iu default of the Doors of all Sizes payment of tho sum above named shall not havo his name printed on tho Sash Glazed and Unglazed Trains Rnu By Central Standard Time ballots Window and Door Frames All candidates aro required to fur- Â¬ TIME TABLE OCT 81 1892 nish lists of persons whom they desire Moulding and Brackets of all kinds as officers of this electiou ten days be- Â¬ AM IM IM Vorandas of every Description fore said primary from which llsis TRAINS EAST Nol No 3 No 7 select the Star Planing Mill Company Lv Frankfort tho Committee will 0 001 1 45 A 13 45 Ln it n ooo 12 Si I 51 ofilcers of said olection There shall Ljjho i 11 4 50 0 1 10 Mt Sterling Ky I n 1 25 6 18 503 be two Judges one Clerk aud ono L 5 17 1 45 032 Lv Dnvall osa 524 1 55 Sliei iff for each ward I11 Lv Johnson 6 SO 6 44 2 05 Lv Georgetown Polls to bo opened iu each ward at u 0 52 2 20 538 So LvCS Depot 6 42 2 45 7 a in aud closed at 1 p in Lv Newtown 7 09 6 53 8 05 Dllr VIRGINIA COAL CENTRAL KENTUCKY TO ALL POINTS Cheap KOKTH SOUTH Through daily train service betwceV Cincinnati and HiddlcdbtfroughT and points on L NRR Schedule in Effect June 1893 Planing Mill Co TAR ressed SouthBound Express Lvo Lve Lve Lve No 1 Daily Accm Tast Line Dally Dally Ex Sua 3 35pn 8 41p 5 No 5 N8 Rough LUMBER Cincinnati 8 10am 765pm Covington 8 18 a ra 8 03pm 0 45am Falmouth 908pm 10 43 a ra Cynthlana 9 60pm Arr Paris 1118 am 10 15pm 12 10 Arr Lexington m 10 55pm Lve Paris 11 25 a ra 10 25 urn Arr Winchester 12 10 ra 10 65 pm Lvo N inchestcrl2 40 pm 10 55 inn Arr Richmond I 85 p m 11 43 pm Lve Richmond 185pm 1143pm LveBerca 2 05 pro U 07 m Arr Livingston 8 10 ll m j cs am Lve Livingston 3 IS p m l S5 am Lvo London 8 52 p m 2 11 am 4 28 p m Arr Corbin 2 55 am Lvo Corbin 4 85p m 8 10 um Lvo Barbourville 6 20 p m 3 52 anr Lve Plnovtlle 6 00 p m 4 30 am Lve Middlcborough 0 40 p m 5 05 am Arr Cumberln Gap6 55 p m 5 20 am 8 30 am Ar Knoxille Lvo Williamsburg Arr Jcllico Lvo Richmond Lve Lancaster vc 5 50 v 447pm 6 15pm 7 10pm 0 20pm 7 4pui 50pm 7 OOpra 60pa I 6 1 WPm pm SO 2M 8 60 4 25 pm am am 60 Arr Stanford 4 45 p m 5 20 n m p ra North Bound LvoStnnford Lvo Lancaster No 2 Daily lrcja ij No0 Daily 7 00 50 10 15 Daily Ex Sun No 4 I A uui-ruui- - - S S Cassitv A II JudyJ Chm rag to percoptioly Increase tho llnan- 1 advertising in nowspapcrs of the K incipal cities Bankers and brokors ecognulug the fact that unless some ctiou was taken the public including their own customers might loso confi dence in their institutions t inserted dvertising in the newspapers to pit ounce their stability aud general Ji- ancial condition and thus show nub- iclyWjjaV there was nocaneo for alarm t least as far as they were concerned t is a significant fact that tho iueti- tions which pursued this course vejin nearly every case passed over daugferouB periods in safety Among tho candidates for County -- ourt Clerk is MrIi B Greene r Greene was a stranger to tho If peo- - ie of Montgomery county it would becomiug in us to say a word in Ho has in behalf but he is not bofore this pcoplo longer than e have and ills life is au open book hoja pages are read with delight r5rreeno affiliates with tho Demo- ratic party aud if there is a a man ho hasjreasons to question his polit- faih let him speak now We r no criticism Ida record is public d clear as every Democrat knows mo have said that Mr Greene lias y and docs not need tho office t about this It occurs to us t this iu hiscaso should iu no man- 11l uuu iiinu in r UU uujtiuuuuuuii e life of this gentleman ho was strip- d of almost every dollar ho had by ieuds whom ho had indorsed and hat ho now owns is tho harvest irusd from tho sweat of his brow He epuogothcr by close economy 1 1 ji A ioesL uoi hhk Buuruyu upon IIIOSC rounds nor aocs no tmiii trugaluy a av to generous support- - Ho comes forO the people with clear hands au yfcst 3id upright gentleman a nolghbor V4l Democrat and asks the Democrat f VfiiAtCTif in numliKr hnii tVfdaie Jt r Tho Boston Transcript says that much amusement was caused iu tho Charlcstown district court a short time since when after a pathetic plea by It OAVEAT8 wti Congressman Bowman that a light TRADE MARKS phia LcdgoiC DESIQN PATENTS fine be imposed upon his client con- COPYRIGHTS tttoJ For Information and free Handbook write to Intellectual work according to M viulcd of illegal liquor selling on ac MUNN A CO ZCl 1JKOADWAT KBW YOttK Oldest bureau for securing patents In America Jules Simon who is by tho way a count of his extreme poverty and tho brought Krerr patent taken out by us isot cbaxse boforo in the the publo br a notice siren free strking oxamplo of tho correctness of large family ho had to support tho his own theory is tho socrot of a distressed client smilingly produced a greon old ago Nothing ho declares hundred dollar bill as his smallest lire est circulation of any sclentlflo paper In tho world Bplendldir llluatratod No intellluont helps so materially to conservo phys Â¬ change with which to pay tho fifty should be without IU Weekly 8a0 yeart flJOslz months AddreM MUNN k CO Â¬ ical strength as mental employment dollar fine which tho court had mercilujitismuis UOI Broadwaj Now York atr The man had evi- Â¬ His own cxperienco is in point So fully imposed also 13 tlo membership of tho French dently expected that ho would havo to Institute a congregation of halo and pay for similar offenses when not fa- Â¬ vored with so touching a ploa iu their hearty octogeuarians behalf The prospect of a good fee In the southern part of tho Indian makes mauy a lawyer able to make Ocean between 20 degrees and 50 de Â¬ black appear lo bo white grees E Long Dr Schott says that a All tho Best Grades of Coal cold Anturctic current has greator in Â¬ Notice fluence than has been attributed to it The undersigned na represent- Â¬ PRICES REASONABLE on tho maps lis efleots aro plainly ative of the estate of John Sam Â¬ manifest far to tho north by abnor Â¬ uels deconsed is now closing out as Locust Sts mally low temperatures tho northern rapidly us possible tho largo stock Ofllco cor Sycamore drift of icebergs and the lov Balinitj of goods bolongingto said estate at Uptown olllco It C Lloyds retail and wholesale at tho same ot tho water Como early and secure old stand t Drugstore A ton of eea water is supposed to bargains II C Howell G 2t Icoutaiu about U grains of gold Administrator NBBN ROBINSON -- Cracked Ice Peoplo who fako cracked ico got tho stimulus of ice upon tho nerves of tlie mouthjaud tongue aud not tho flooding by water of tho feebler throat and stomach1 Did not ono ingenious wrap at tho timo a matron in the Uni veriy Ilpital some years ago ac- Â¬ tually feed a pationt who revolted at tho mere thought of food and was starving in his exhaustion by doftly sprinkling pounded ice over tho bits of broiled chicken that she had pro pered to tempt his tasto It was tho novelty and sparkliug ico that carried the day Tho man tasted enjoyed and ate all of it The uses of cracked ico in cholera cases are known to some It is po3siblo that with hot water bags at tho feet hot mush poultices on tho stomach and a constant diet of cracked ico no further troatmout may bo needed tocompleto a euro Philadel- Â¬ Dn It Q DltAKE J V A DeIIavjLn Committee VA gTlHILOHS Wxm Cares Consumption Cough Croup Bora on a Guarantee Throat Sold by alt DninUtsSblloho Poroua For a Lama Side Hack or Chett Plaster will give great tatUiactioa j cent Lv Centrvilo Lv Elizabeth Ar Paris C 18 7 23 7 37 6 01 0 05 0 15 3 20 3 SO 3 45 Ait Richmond j am am am am am 11 10 11 SS 12 20 AM Tit AINS WEST Lv Paris C Ar Elizabeth Arr Ccntrevillo Ar Newtown Ar C S Depot 11 Ar Georgetown Ar Johnson ArDuvnll AtStamplng Ground Arowiizer ArElkiiorn Ar Summit Ar Frankfort A No 2 8 8 8 8 20 S3 33 47 00 35 42 48 55 12 10 22 30 iasbg IM AM PM ArrCoibln No 4 6 32 6 43 6 40 0 54 7 04 7 10 7 17 7 23 7 30 7 44 50 7 50 8 0J 31m 1 g 7 00 7 45 7 23 7 40 9 45 0 So 10 23 11 15 11 SO MMttHMNMHH No 8 Nol2 4 25 4 43 4 63 6 15 DeIIavev Seoy Tainted milk docs not necessarily emit au odor Tho more dangerouB tho taints the idss odorous t is Doubtless this sounds straugo to some but uovertholess it is a fact In the warm nights of summer milk acquires taints imperceptibly These are more readily created when a fairly large body of hot fresh milk as it comes from tho cow ia poured into a recep- Â¬ tacle without asration Whore the an- Â¬ imal heat is retaiued decomposition sets in very rapidly aud in an hour or at most two or three hours tho dan Â¬ ger is done 9 10 10 10 10 11 11 11 11 SHILOHS VITALIZED Mrs T 8 Hawklna ChattAnoognrennvsays t -fyeflilM1idGBp LtoMiddlcsborougb LvoPineyllle LvoBaibrvillo ArrCoibln Lve Corbin LveIxiidon Arr Livingston 8 60 am I o 8 iuam 0 00 am am am am am am am m 13 15pm 10 Suiim q 1105pm 1140pm 12 20am 12 35sra 2 00am 108am AtYIIFESL SMlohaVitaUzer8AVW cmuiderittMlXftremedvforaaettilitattdnttem ever wed For Dyspepsia Liver or Kidney I trouble it oxccla Prlco75cta r HILOHSiXATAnRH Hare you Catarrh TrythlsKemedr Hirill positively relieve and Cure you Prlco CO ots Thin Tnlnctor for Ita successful treatment is furnished free Itemembcr Shlloha llemedlcs aro sold on a guarantee to givo satisfaction REMEDY For salo by T G Julian Arr Winchester Lve inchoster Arr Paris A connects with L N Lve Lexington II connects with Q A C and L S Ue Paris C connwts with K C Lve Cynthlana Lve 1 alinoutu Tho Kentucky Midland Ratlwav and connec- Â¬ Arr Covington tions form tho chcnpcAt and sliortcst route to Arr Cincinnati nil points north south and west For further Information apply to their agents C D BEKCAW GEO B IIAKPER Gen Pass Agt Geu Snpt 7 15 7 85 7 55 8 10 8 20 8 30 Lvo Livingston L12 miV5 J5icmulMi Vvo IiJpnond 911am 10 24 10 SO 6 M am a 55 am 7 00 am 7 30 am 7 00 am 7 52 am 8 21 am 12 M 12 65 2 TO 3 20 8 3S am am aia pin pm pm pm 4 01pm 3 85 pm 4 14 pm 4 44 pm 5 35 pm 6 42 pro 8 60 pm 2 20 am 3 15 n 8 89 am am am nn um aro 5 05 am 3 4 4 4 4 K 25 25 65 25 6 27 6 08 am 7 10 am 7 32 am am 1 MAYSVILLE BRANCH North Bound -- A 0k Scientific American Agetioy f0P Woods Phosphodine THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY Dally Ex Sun 7 00 a m 7 45 e m 8 08 a in 8 27 a m 9 11 a in No 10 No Le Cincinnati Lve Covington Paris Arr Mlllcrsburg ArrCailisle Arr Johnson Arr Mavsvlllo Lvo Ex 3 Snw 8 85 p 6 44 Dally 12 mi F Promptly and perman ently cures all forms ot Nervous VcukncsEitiis slons and Sicrmntnrrhea Impotcncyand all effect or Abuse or Excesses Ilecu prescribed over 35 years in thousands of Lve Lexington 6 35 pm 6 6h pnr 7 17 41pm pm pm 9 OOara 8 01 pm 8 40 pia Before and After ble and Honest Medlson tiiAiirn At fit tiialu frt WrttfiiV Tltatlrulf If ho offers some worthless medicine in place oi thislento his dishonest store Incloso price In letter and no will send by return mail Price 5 One will please six will onopnckagolsl cure Phiinnilet stamps Address In plnin sealed envelope ciifes is the only Relia- Â¬ South Bound Lvo Ex Suit 42 a m 20 a m 03 22 45 a ra 8 85 n m 10 21 a ra 11 80 a in 5 0 7 7 7 Dally No 9 No 11 Ex San 1 45 Dally t Arr Paris fay Sold In lit Sterling by Kennedy Bros Arr Lexington RC Lloyd WSLloyd Tarlton G Julian and Arr Covington Arr Cincinnati druggist every here 3 IS two Lve Johnson Lvo Cm lisle Lvo Mlllcrsburg Maysrlllo am an 3 8 8 3 7 6 8 27 pm 60 pm- 10 pmT 42 pm 40 pm 24pm 08 pm pm -- GOAL T G JULIAN CORNER DRUG STORE KNOTT CPATMORE Trafllo Manager Gcnl Pass Agi General Olllccs Ixulsvillc Ky S Y B MORSE Asst Gcnl Passgr Agt Ofllco Chamber of Commerce Ildg CIntU O No 1 Dally to all points except Rowland Di rislon which is dnily except Sunday N06 Runs daily ex Sunday from Lexington to Cinclnti Ne 1 Runs daily No 4 Runs dally from nil stations except the Rowland Division which is daily except Sunday No 0 Dally except Suntly No 5 Daily ox Sunday between Clucinnat md Lexington No 10 Purls and Loxlngton Accommodation Dally Leaves Lexington 10 00 am ArrivesIaris 10 45 am No 7 Falmouth Accommodation Leaves Ctn viiunntl 145 pm Arrives Falmouth 3 80 pn tally except Sunday No 18 Leaves Falmouth 8 45 am Arrives Cln oinuati aanmaaiiy Nos 1 and 8 innk a connection nt Winchester tux M VRy iioints on tho N N No 1 Carries through cars from Cincinnati to MWdlcborongli and Cumberland Gap and all i School Books And other Supplies No Fancy Prices ramtS Jind Oils WnerTol3accoes T 4jV N jA M Jl IM - t uVatV - i - S M MMBI J -- Slim B f nH r- i m vsxispmrrmm is gmv- w MaMMMeyTr3BaBMMgMg3KBMigprrtviyllijBrTBWWTrnrrrrfi ISIIDj J mt sterling advocate jxmVAXiStiPgsmuwR -- Bjjww i III mmiuimriwJaiF11i11a hi - pr iiiiiMiiiMMiiitfliwiMffffrflwHM 12 isos H THE ADVOCATE DY0CATE PUBLISUIHG COHPAHY TUESDAY V SEPT 5 1803 Republicans cry aloud that thoy may avert the true state of affairs from thoh doors The McKinloy act in effect and what did the A restless- Â¬ country experience ness at the money centers a dis- Â¬ turbance of exports and imports a shrinking in the treasury etc Notwithstanding these doubtful acts of an extreme party foreboded dire results Mclvinley was loud in praise of the production of his own distorted brain and his party fol- Â¬ lowed in line until they were led to the very base of an unsurniount ablo obstruction and here they stand to day with eyesand seeing not but every one ready witfilfis own excuso At first they saw the dire results of the purchasing clause in the Sherman act this thoy wanted repcalcduntl fleeplj censured Mr Cleveland because upon their own suggestion ho did not call Congress togother to undo Why did what they had done thoy not do it when in power Now this repeal is about to be ef- Â¬ fected und the country is begin- in have to fuith ning party that the Democratic will fulnll its promises it Industries are in motion and thousands of men are being return- Â¬ ed to their employments and peace prosperity and happiness have made known their presence by quick steps and bright faces Again they attempt to frighten the people with the argument to molest McKinleys pet and en- Â¬ force the Democratic tariff policy would again destioy confidence and we should let well enough alone The main obstacle to sucthe McKinley tariff cess is This out of the way and the Dem- Â¬ Â¬ The Business From tho Courlor Jtfurnalof yes Â¬ terday we clip tho following report on tlio btiaiucss situation for tho week ondlng Saturday September 0 A week of steady improvement cul Â¬ minated to day In tho announcement that the Now York banks had not only c uiio up to tho 35 per ceut reserve le quironiont byWeXincrcaso during tho week but tha tbey aro now about This 153000000 abovothat limit beeu anticipated sfato of things had In part aud in somo measure dis- Â¬ counted Tho return of the Now York banks to a normal condition meaus general improvement in tho throughout the financial condition country Tho Now York institutions havo begun shipping currency again 0 other points aud domestic cx chango has been restored to the usual conditions The good bank statement strength mod tho Now York stock market hough there waB aomo reaction at the i08i on account of selling to cover on tracts Tho market has been N troug during tho week Leaf tobacco has advauced eharplj indcr active bidding by manufactur es for tho needs of an improving trade as well as thofrcobuyingby largo brokers The reports indicate i short and inferior crop and thi with tho fiuancial improvement h 4lmulating the market Tho week has been ono of general Bquks improvemenr in business ivery when aro becoming more liberal in loans Local bank aro discount ng commercial paper Merchants r port better business mills aro Te uming and failures throughout tho ountry are becoming less numerous Outlooki HoodsCures X HOW ABOUT 11 MOSt SUCCESSFUL HVB a 2OOO0O3SO8Q5Qi3fc9SV95le3fcgb Bin uni THUMPUBfiUk muuiiwi And Chronic Disease Specialist State - intbJ j HARD TIMES J9VSB0V9O8akO-08eiO-ekk9tMra of Shanjeyton y Va was a sufferer with stomach trouble At time the was in severe rain and great misery Piercing pains would selae her In this right sldo and at times shoot from the hip to the breast Sho alio ssKored chills In the body and limb EhrXcianj tolled to diagnose tho case and raodletnee ailed toehre Dvld N Kiblev 77 1fl mS I - lliiiCl wBmnz s9 iSlti--3ffli1 ft III V currency iArftroiasaVporVeiot QO L Hoods Sarsiparilla act eaMl the preeuVjlnancIsl sveteta which contests th ol the country periodically at tho rnoney centers and keeps the Baosed attne mercy oielasaes or dqou fayor a broad and 9 9 O 0 Q 0 Q -14 i v iilWHHHIf IliiiB PHHHWiillr Stockdale m quickly brought about a change and the reeult has freen a perfect restoration to health efficiently on the Hoods Pills liter and bowels yet prorapUy and 2Gc w 1 SJMH feSiaYA Jf v fe rr bKA L SySTEfl Fok In Politic Two amusing incidents aro reported m -J 4JV leHEBHHIHIIHlH HHnJHVJHHH9HT V k Dr - in connection with the precinct con- Â¬ ventions held last Saturday At one of tho precincts in this county the vote was a tie and the convention decided to wait unfiT fau6tMr roter should come in After Bcouriug jtho country round about for some time a man wat tinally found who in consideration 61 forty conts aud a jack knife agreed to come forward and undo the dead lock At a precinct in Bourbon county tho meeting consisted only of oin man Promptly at 1 oclock p in ho ro solved himself into convention nominated himself for chairman called foi tho ayes and nayes vote ayesassumed tho chair appointed himself Sccetaiy put tho candidates in nomination1 ilp pointed himself a committee4on Reso- Â¬ lution retired and brought in a major Â¬ ity report instructing for ono of tile candidates appointing himsolf as deli gate adopting the unit rule called foi a division declared tho resolutions un- Â¬ animously adopted aud adjourned ino die Winchester sun Â¬ Which protects the debtor while It does Justice1 to the creditor If you feel this way yoa should not be with out that great champion of the peoples right - ft 1 S U nrTt ij hji - V 1 T Permanently locatsd at lxJisvjlrf aentucKy ifm oekaj jR t National Hotels f T STERLING iiU k rt - V KV CVW M - t v Wednesday September 134993 jji H j jtfwt4 t r t jWafvta Weekly Cdrvscitdtiorv rubllAhed at Atlanta Ga and having a circula Â¬ tion ot Chiefly among- - thofarmcrs of America and going iuto more homes than any weekly news piper published on tho face ot the earth JO Returning every four weeks succcssAilly treats Dr Stockdalo Acute and Chronic Catarrh ringing in the ears Deafness Disoasesof the Eye Ear Nose Throat Lungs Kid- ney Urinary and Bladder Trouble BrigotB Diseaeo Diabotcs Dyspepsia Constipation Rheumatism andParaly v t siS MORE THAN 156000 i vi Epilepsy or Fits Positively 3 H ocratic policjr substituted the people would have what they demand Â¬ ed at tho polls in November and nothing short will restate confid- Â¬ ence But thon the backbone of the Republican party would be broken their principal plank knocked out and thoy would have nowhere to stand They see this and hence their desperation in their dying throes Â¬ Tho nominadon of Hon Albert S Willis to bo Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Hawaii has been scut to tho Senate by tho President A number of other nomi Montgomery Democrats were natioup including that of Mr Ellis never known to do aught but the Milln of Virginia to bo Consul Gen- Â¬ Fquaro thing in a primary election eral to Honolulu were also sent in therefore it Is totally unnecessary for us to call anybodys attention to the Tho Mt Sterling Advocate is surely law on the matter of an honest con- after that 25 offered by the Atlanta duct of a primary Montgomery Constitution for tho paper that sets in is only equalled by Madison in her the most attractive typo aud form in well known honesty in conductinga two column advertisement Through somebodys criminal care- Â¬ See the primary still wo aro going to venture ibbuu ui Dupiemuer om Meres our lessness two fast passopgor trains ono to suggest to si mo of our Democratic vntn rnn oti of them bound for Louisvillo running for flii Anvnmm Vv wiajr nj vnrnru flint Miv vna1 ihn lnw vuv Utironlcle at full speed iu oppoaito directions on 7 some ot tea provisions on another page a single track crashed into each other of this Is8ueon primary election We The Senate confirmed on Thursday Thursday morning on tho Ponnsylva- know the Democratic workers of men- - tho appointment ot Col Thomas Shnl- nla railroad near Colohour Station in ifeo are also honest when it comes to a by to bo Collector of tho Seventh South Chicago Eleven people wero primary still they too might road Rovonue District of Kentucky Col immediatolykilledtwo has since died somo of this provisions of tho above Shelby will take chargo of tho ofllco and mauy others were badly hurt montloned law with profllt in a few days Among tho killed was W S Richard Dont monkey with this thing boys 11 M Flagler Seceretary of tho son of 2117 State Street Chicago Wo it is dangerous Standard old Trust has issued a call aro of opinion from what we can Wo give large spaco this week to for a meeting of tho holders of Trust gather that this is Will Richardson1 tome of the provisions of tho now certificates on Sept 18 at 26 Broadway son of tho late Dr E B Richardson dection law that apply with equal N Y Tho purposo of tho meeting is to who spout his boyhood hero force to our primary as to tho linal wind up tho trust Tho commisionor of Internal Reve- Â¬ elections It would bo well for any OCTOBERS nue has issued a circular to all Inter Â¬ WILL BE REGIS- Â¬ who aro contemplating monkoyiug TRATION DAY IN MT STEULING nal Rovenuo Collectors and Rovonuo with the primaries that havo been or EVERY VOTER SHOULD REGIS- Â¬ Agents instructing thorn that all cei dored to acquaint themselves with tificates of deposit issued by banks and TER PROMPTLY 7 tf some of tho penalties for to doing used for circulation in llou of tho The day when it is safe lo tinker with Tho Hon Hamilton Fish Unltol States aro taxable as bank cir Â¬ a ballot in a piimary in this State i tury of Stato during Gen Grants ad Â¬ culation and must bo reported to his past mid the juil and penlieniian ministration died suddenly of heart ofllco fora8sos3inont Such certificates have yawning doors for thoso wlioan failure Thursday at hU country homo havo been extonslvely used especially r V at Garrisons New York convicted of so doug -i in the South Â¬ o- We aie living under the McKin ley tariir law a Republican enact- Â¬ ment solely no compiomise measure is it Its evils have beeu ex- Â¬ perienced and nn honest people repudiated it at the polls and yet leaders who know better attiibute the evil effects of this law to the Democratic administration because it continues with its bad results Democrats should bo held for their own sins and hence should at once repeal the MoKinley law and in its place give us the Democratic plank clear and unmistakable and by it survive or perish Â¬ Â¬ Since tho sensation derogatory to he character of Congressman Brcck nridge in which Miss Pollard was b onspicuous figure the people of hs listrict have been looking about for a ure man to succeed him A verj ew had even a faint idea that tin Jolonel would bo a candidate for reflection But since the filing of h lemurrer by which ho hoped to uon uit tho plaintiff but in which ho did tot make a denial of any of the barges set forth in plaintiffs petition tie doubtless concludes himself an in uoceut man and will thcrcforo ask vindication at the hands of his con- Â¬ stituents Should his demurrer be sus- Â¬ tained tho voice of the people muet declare him innocent or guilty A case like this against a national repre- Â¬ sentative demand b more than a tech- Â¬ nical contest An investigation of facts should bo introduced aud the case bo made to stand alono upou its merits If Col Breckini Idgo is guilty as charged ho deserves to bo rebuked and to receive tho just condemnation of tho people Such cases aro too nu merous and tho sooner wo find out tho character of such men tho better for them and their successors Â¬ Cured Vklt i- - i l h corrcoi- Green Trimble presented to the Montgomery Circuit Court on Wednesday his report as Re- Â¬ ceiver of the New Farmers Bank Tho report is lengthy and quite He does not report exhaustive on tho condition of the paper as he finds but simply classifies it as best he can Ho puts tho assets notes reul estato tc at 622 93409 and tho liabilities at 356 34 404 If the securities canbo realized on tho bank will have left after paying all debts 26659005 Mr J roPorUnpublic tlVW1A - milt IBUu tu0 aoi Jn AmBtlecotetlng XTXCj a T2c dy5- -- weey inlne i Young o Middle Aged Men suf- - f fering from Spermatorrhea Impo- tcncyEruption8 tho result of errors or excesses should call bofore it htm late We guaraiitee a cure if case Ibuw not gone too far St thccnpUaliOl WttUll ng oI etnen gw- J r to the Achates aHlCU lo- Blood and Skin Diseases As Syphillls Scrofula Stricture Gleet etc cured by improved and never fasliug remedies Diseases of women such Lucorrhea um m Dr Gifford of Chicago being censuredfor going to a club Tho Rev Remember all saloons must close on Primary as well as General election days Jlemembor too that tho Pri- Â¬ mary must bo conducted as strictly square as the Geucral election Read what tho law says on this poiut You will find it on another page of this issue banquet where seven kinds of wine wore served replied that ho would go to hell to pray if ho was invited Tho same clergyman expressed tho opinion that all tho respectability of the North is in tho Ropnbllcan party Perhaps Mr Giffords willingness to go to the warm place ho mentioned is due to his desiro to keep up his relations with tho respectability of the Repub- Â¬ lican party Courier Journal There is 70000000 more in the country now than this date last year Thon If ir is in the country why not in circulation Thero ia but one answer Tho banks havo quito an amount and are afraid to let it out and then tho balance can bo found in tho pockets of those half frightened out of their wit- s- Tho lack of confi- Â¬ dence is tho trouble now and wo re jolco that tho peopln are again begin- Â¬ ning to believe their neighbors and friends money id being circulated and good times aro coming Is imoiiR tho few pi cat newspapers publishing daily editions on tho side of the pcoplo as against European domination of our monoy system and it heartily advocates First thh FREE COINAGE OP SILVER Believing that the establish- Â¬ ment of a single gold standard will wreot the prosperity of tho great masses of the people though It may profit the few who hai o alieady grown rleh by federal protection and Federal subsidy Skcokp TARIFP REFORM Believing that by throwing our ports open to markets of the world and levying only enough import duties to pay tho actual expenses of the government the people will be better served than by making them pay double prices for protections sake Jhibd AN INCOME TAX Believing that thosowho have much property should bear the burdens of government in the same proportion to those who have little UL Painful McuslruatlonDisplaccmentof C Womb Bearing Down Pains in Back relieved in abort time The Doctor carries all his portable instruments and comes preparon to examine tho most oVscuro medical and surgical enses He undertakes no incurable diseases but cures hundrcdsrV f -- and confidential Address a BA STOCKDALE MD Louisville Ky J 3 - THE CONSTITUTION heartily advocates an sMSWVPsjn8BSav A T WOOD t Expaisioi of HENnY S WOOD tKe Carreivcy Until there Is enough of it In circulation to do the legitimate business of the country If you wish to help In shaplBg tho legislation of the goi erament to these ends G1YK TIIE CONSTITUTIOX YOUK ASSISTANCE lend It a helping hand in the fight and remember that by so doing you will help yourself help your neigh bor and help your country t i0X9-X90e9-K A T WOOD ATTORNEYS-AT-LA- W KoomNo0 TYr Mt Apperson Block Maysvillo Street Sterling Ky AS A NEWSPAPER AS A MAGAZINE AS AN EDUCATOR AS A FRIEND AND man ono who will work independently of old grooves who will bo aggress- Â¬ 8 ive favorablo to ovory modern im- f provemout wo can afford allied to no V combines but for their best intorosts Are such a aro not to be fpund hi any ojbqr paper In America of tho city in everything The Farm and Farmers Department tho party should consider well his qualifldatlons for so responsible k The Womens Department place Councllmen should bo upwitV The Childrens Department tho times No back numbers Are all undor able direction and are specially attractive to those to whom these departments needed in Mt Sterling fn aollot aro addicssed need imprudent unbalanced men Its special contributors aro writers of such world wide reputation as MARK TWAIN BHET but tlfoso who know a modern city HARTS FRANK R STOCKTON JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS and hundred of otherswhlIe it wuuu uiey Bee n pnd aro willing to offers weekly scrTlco from suh writers as BILL ARP SARQB PLUNKETT WALLACE i P reed V FRANK L STANTON and others w ho glre its literary features a peculiar Southern flavor that move in step with tho age even if it commends It to ocry fireside from VmaiNU to Tkxib from Missouri to Caiifobnia should coat a little 5 Thk Wbkly Constitution has no equal In Amcrlcal Its news Cp reports cover the world and its correspondents and agents nro to be found In nlmost every ball wick in tho Southorn and Western iMVaji States It prints more such matter as is ordinarily found In the irreat maea ulu imuHcuuvinicn ui uest or mem It la a schoolhouse lthln itself and a years rcaUinc of TIIE John M Isola is willing to bo Coun- Â¬ CONSTITUTION Is a liberal education to anyone cilman from tho Second Ward and It brings cheer and comfort to the flrcsldo COMPANION every week is eagerly sought by tho children asks tho party to nominate him If contains valuable information for the mother and Is an encyclopedia of Instiuction for tho people want an energetic Council- Â¬ w Practleo in Montgomery To well hf d Lee nl Juit or Appeals and tho vuuj -- ii oory inemDer 01 ine nouscnoio aVQ3b ITS SPECIAL FEATURES a arej - ARE YOU A SUBSCRIBER If not scud on your name at once I If you wish A SAMPLE COPY - Wrlto for It and send the names and addresses of Six of Your Keighbors to whom you would like to havo sample copies of tho puperscnt free ItcosUonlyONK DOLLAK a jear and agents are wanted In every locality Write for agents terms Address Captain C C Hewitt U 8 Aw ordered to jail Thursday afternrmn w Judge Moon of Chattanooga Teun for contempt of court for refusing to deliver up a deserter under a writ of habeas corpus At tho jail door the villain AveaKonetl and surrendered tho desorler u fru it fr - THE CQKSTITUTIQK 1 ATLANTA GA I S1 iimuiiu contest for Surveyor ofl uxot ox LouisvuietpCJm8 practical ly settled in favor of M tJs r a n wnose commission hasbceA adq uifvLoutWRji 11 n 10 ho i Prcaidoiit C - v rf w 1 - JK t tivp jwst JSfr w--y- 2 HI MT STEBLIKa ADVOCATE TUESDAY SEPTEMBEK 12 1R98 wiwvwwi MU r TMt Bros I WhBlesai mim Grocers n UTT wmwS i KlexxnecaLy r 1L V A T -- V fc i J R F RKUb t siv VAhn fisae grocers iw i KA w I The - Bros Prescription DruggistsbRVIEIlS IN c 4521858 - IS WHAT THE rf ac - JITJERLItfG 4 KY to School Books School Supplies Puro Inks poncijs cles Also Paints 018 and Varnishes Pure Drugs Medici nes60 CORRESPONDENCE ROITAL Has paid tho peeple of Mt Sterling in the last twenty years and still has more Gall on JUSTS U RTsTQIE All Toilet Arti Â¬ A HOFFMAN Notice to Taxpayers I am now ready to receive your takes for 1893 and as thoy have been due sinco the 1st day of May and I only have until the 1st day of November in which to collect and pay all the taxes to Stao and county without paying a per cent therefore I request you all come forward and settle at once all come at once you will he waited on I am requested to state tliat all who owe back takes to Rr C Robinson they must pay at once or This is thoy will be levied on for fame and i ho should be forced to levy Binder to make his I shall levy at same time for this year also Hoping Hoes that you will come in and settle at Rakes once I remain Yours truly Forks -- CO As that is the only place in town that yon can get A ROYAL POLICY - IHuQdrFiMsmaybo had by wail Co PERSONAL MENTIONING Indian Fields Mis8Nora Gibson is vlsltingjgi Burn on tho Oth Inst to M W Church at tho GofT school houso Bourbon cohnty Anderson Jr and Vifpf of Umitilja next Sunday at 11 oclock Rev democratic primary for Repreaon- v Rw -i Pigg pastor will fill tho pulpit a daughter i i - ai I auve ami superintended l 01 cwamio Miss Maggio Conroy has returned Florida i i T tl Tho now desks in our school aro homo from Louisvule U3ept6mber23 Democratic primary - for Represen Â¬ quite an ornament vs Mlsspilio Carrngton hasAotJirned tative and Superiucndenl 6f School One fare over the C Sd Q to Win- Prayer meeting at El Bothol church 7f 23 good dur- - hova a visit to Loxingtou September m SXlBclieater and return Rate every Sunday afternoon t lm the Fait- - which- begins to day About 20 dollars was reHllzd 101 Mr Frank Hollearn is visiting his H H Forman and wifo arc visiting i week front tho base ball nines aud in Bourbon county of Clark fattier at Judy this county ir il Misa Sudie Clark H if turned ovur to the City Library wJli tin inarripd on the 27 BLnminf -Farmers aro about through cutting 1 J the season for vvuuji James Foster of Winche9tdr was iu yield this fall Roberts tho city ou business mouday EJFrinst t6 Mr Ev r body savo tho chronic grum Â¬ tobacco which is a fair Twine People aro making preparations for JNlohoiaa couniy Thoy feel Tl H Ware of Clark CounVy was blers aro in good spirits -w tho Boone Creek Association which is that tho backbone to hard tlmos has v The Winchester1 Fair bcgtne to day in tho city On husineas mondayi in progress this week Paul been brokeu tickets ono are p wilj jl The C Roy Kern visited his fathers family -s Stopstone t Tho Winchester Fair begins to day rfothe round trtto Tins rw win Jn Bourboacounty last week Wa U sMls8 Carrio Clark of New Albany trots asFine exhibitions and extra continue till Saturday - -w D D TaylorySccretary YfM Ci A Maxeyof Step- a ws John C Richardson S M C sured and tho people cau depend on Ind is visiting ILL StOUOr Mrs Kate O Clarko haB in Btock Will return from Glarksville- - Tenn finojenjoymont Ice Cream Freezers i iHhe latest novelties of tbo scasen in to day John Maxey and iMisa Carrie Clark Reduced Rates to LatonlaFaJI Raoes Refrigerators William Brothers of Mt Sterling returned from a visit in Fleming mUitnorv and Ih recoiviuc new pat- - VMrs McCdyof Louisville Is visii September 2 to October 7 189 via l- county Ky t Hern aaa desigHB daily iqg her mother Mr8reonroyt on havo the contract of bulldingtho Ma Queen Crescent Jtout6 Tickets on Water Coolers sonic Hall for 1830 and will com n jr Miss Effio Maxey of Ezel Morgan ealo each day of meeting to Cincinna- Â¬ daughter o st Miss Mary Clark i plcto tho work before cold weather county visited H L Maxey aud Lawn Mowers T a n4-U Dr R Haydon and wife havo re- - Owlngsvillo Outlook wuuvj willfajnlly Friday aud returned homo Sat ti and return good five daya from dames uiarK uj jjmhu nuKtv date of sale from all stations on Q And urday 30 married on the 25 insX t5AlberJ turned from a visit to relatives in Oreek Iron Company Tho Slate C and Louisville Southern in Ken V Fayette couniy v TVTftflrtt Shifiiaburcr Will Royr of Fleming couuty is in Hammocks tucky a shut down of two weeks have re- Â¬ this vicinity threshing wheat of Arkansas Mrs Louisa Park will All business with forty employes sumed Tickets Cincinnati to Lexington aud r Rev Dr Tibbs City Mo is hero visiting her sister Tobacco is being cut and housed return at one fare for tho round trip Screen Doors and Windowsn on the roll about one half their rcgu ptforMr Lilly at tio Southern Mrs John Bentpn with about one half crop 4- Sz every Saturday evening good return- Â¬ And Wire Cloth Specialties lar number Full force will be on TsbytanchurchMexSunday Charley Smilers of Carriugton ing Monday will enable turfmen aud Moore and J W Cook shortly Thoy will stock their pro- Â¬ All are Dr G W Biforning ftt 11 oclock visited John Ml Powers this week Olvmpia aro iu Chicago attending duction and wait for better prices others to spend Sunday iu tho Bluo All of which are offered tor cordially invited to come out and of tho Worlds Fair Clark and Wells aro handling and grass region sale at the lowest prices by On Thursday imCourt of Appeals hear tho Doctor as ho never fails D G Edwauds G P A shipping gravel from Stopslono for Miss Efilo Maxle of West Liberty Now Farmers Bank trustees etc vp I JdSntertain and interest tho Owingsvillc and Mt Sterling Cincinnati Ohio k who has bcon j visiting Miss Sctta NewFarmdrs Bank receiver Mont- Â¬ turnpike Jolin E PHycr has returned home County Suporlntondout gomery motion to advance overruled Water is very scarce and stock is Groves is busy looking after the in Mt Steulino Ky Sept 4 93 who has been spend Â¬ Appeal dismissed as to appeallants Ti boingdrlven to water and people nrp TPMartin toicfcs of tho schools in tho county ing several days in Indianapolis and J and John Evans W H Trewltt hauling water to use dojppgjjp Mr T C Graves jgr Although engaged in a heated canvass Chicago has returned home The prompt payment of policy No and II Ii Rogers and on motion of purposes hat nearing Jts close he doos not 80894 being tho insurance due me on the other appellants thoy are made Dry weather has cut tho corn crops CaDtoW G Dcarinsr and wife of allow his private interests to inter- Â¬ descrvcg appellees to which thoy object my late husbands life oiimi iu some pans ot wus vaciuny fere with hispublic duties and is giv- Â¬ Flomingsburg aro visiting Mrs Mar thanks at my hands The kindness Tibbs Mafcey preached tit Sugar to mo personally I shall never forget ing the schools the samo conscientious garet Chenault in tho county Thrco robbers made fl raid Thurs Dneensware jittouon as if no canvas were on Elder John W Bays and wife of day on tho FaHnerV aiitt Merchants GroVd Scliool hoUstt Sunday Hoping you will succeed in tho insur- Â¬ Magoffin county are visiting tho Bank of Delta Col killing tho Cash Mrs Austin Duuohoe after being ance business I remain your friend Ky Mt ier A Tv Blackly and making way crippled with rheumatism bIiico Christ- Â¬ Mrs R Samuels Crawford of Tennes- - family of Judgo John E Cooper Rev last has so far rtcovered that sue contents of the cash mas Tho policy is for 5000 and was in Messrs Sterling TJ and Wm Price with the slender eo is conducting a meeting at Mt a very little with crutches can drawer Thoy wero mot outsldo tho Mrs walk tho Mutiml Benefit of Newark N J Dononhoe has been crippled Gillead Proabytenan Church this of Ewiug wore tho guests of Mrs bank by a citizen with a Winchester with rheumatism three times in life of which Mr Graves is agent This is week lie is an able attractive Hanloy on High street last week 1 who killed two of thorn in as many sho did not walk for four year once getting business through in a hurry preacher aud has largo audiences at Miss Susie Craycrafr who has been shotBi Tho third robber escaped aid the second time it was two years and is commendable The two last Tho officers of tho visiting Miss Mattlo McClelland has each meeting before sho walked premiums in order to keep the policy Shurch extend an invitation to tho roturned to hoi homo In Skarpsburg Some business men lrom Main Levee alive wore loaned Mr Samuels by street and a like number from Mays jpcople generally to hear hiim and The drouth still continues and the the Company Miss Mattio Bradshaw of Mt Ster- Â¬ ville street concluded to 0 3t especially doos this invitation apply to havo a littlo ling is tho guest of Miss Maggio fun on Wednesday aud at tho same pastures are burned up and stock the citizens of Mt Sterling Meeting is Wickhne on Winn avenue Win Â¬ time aid a worthy cause in our olty water getting scarce Assignees ale VWill continue through the week Dun Flinchom and Bon Young are Sun chester Gillispie I As Assiguee of Stith A match game of baso ball was made burning charcoal and selling it Clarence homas and Matt Ilart near Oldham Greene and Roger Barnes up and played Main cleaned up Winchester to tobacco men Thoy will on Wednesday Sepicmber 20 wo of the bright boys from our 1893 oflor for sale six hoad of fat gone to Chicago to attend tho Maysvillo in fino style But though U60 it in curing their tobacco county loft yesterday to enter Ken Â¬ havo Worlds Fair and will be absent each man came home more tired than Mrs Alice Littleton and her littlo stcerc weighing about 1200 pounds tucky University Clarence Thomas about ono week x ho had been in years yet ho felt the twin babies of Muuson Ky aro veil- Â¬ each Ih8 u1 ready spcut two years in this Terms Negotiable note due in relaxation was good aud had the con- Â¬ ing her father L B Ilelln near this Misses Anna and Sallie Johnson of excellent institution and Matt Hart placo throo months with approved security MEDIGAL EDUCATION goes woll equipped to cuter for the Mt Sterling and Misa Carrio Holt of sciousness that ho had helped the City Bald Rale wfl bo at the homo placo Notwithstanding tho drouth and Cincinnati College of Medicine and first time Berth expect to complete Frankfort are guests of Misses Macio Library to the amouutof 20 Surgery 43d year Graded Course the stringency in the money market of Mr Stith Aear Plum Lick Ky their course and ive believo when White and Mabel Russell Bourbon Laboratories Clinics Hospitals Rea- Â¬ R A Chiles James R Wilson aged 31 years Montgomery county has produced 12 2t ithoy shall bavo done so they will re News forty two sons and ono daughter to sonable Terms Begins Sept 26 Afsluee died from typhoid feycr Thursday fileat no am all degrco of credit upon Address Chas A L Reed MD Dean N HTrimble of this city and W morning September 7th at his late fill the various offices of tho county Tt V Fitzpatrick MD Secy Looks like twonty olfcht of them will itho school from which thoy graduate O Mizo of Hazel Green havo return- Arriving residence ou Harrison avenue Fu Â¬ have to take their aspirations and tlrued from Washington much wiser neral wa preached at tlG Methodist good qualifications into winter quarÂ¬ Dont Yon Ksow Now kid glove in all tho colors ii politics than heretofore but with IF lUUJt JSAVH JIVllJSaj EOtfl 1101 church Friday the 8th inst by Rev ters with them aud air them at some green blue white etc Also new have porfect health you must littlrif any political pie Tltto future time A Redd assisted by Elder 11 D QiiVopuro blood and the best way to fall dross goods in all lines everyday It will cure 70U cleanse your liver had gixd R A Chiles of Mt Sterling was Clark and his body was buried in Your humblo servant took a flying at Grubb3 a good appetite 7 2t Hazelrigg have puro blood is to take Hoods hero Sunday Mrs John Welsh Machepclah cemetery Of tho dead trip to Powell and Estill counties last iSarsaparilla tho best blood purifier week I found business at Clay City and strength builder It expels all Sterling accompanied by Rosalind who die wearing the christians armor rather dull They are removing tho nUf scrofula salt rheum and all Goodwin daughter of P M Goodwin having lived in accord with his pro- Â¬ car shops to Loxington Tho saw othcrhumors and at tho same timo and Miss Murphy ot Lexington were fession and borno an honeot upright mills are idlo for the want of logs I Xn Guilds up tho whole system and irives iu town Sunday tho guests of Eugeuc life it is delightful to speak Such a went from Clay Citv to Spout Springs crops in Minihan Col J S Hurt of Mt life was that of James R Wilsou He I found tho Danielthat action good I morvo strength found Bros buying nico Sterling and his uephow Will Hurt lived not for self and family but to do fat heifers and cows at 155 to 2 per Wo are authorized to say Miss Mary of Illinois Wore visitors here Sunday good ou the earth himself wearing a hundred I then went out towards Anderson entered the raco for the Jas Coury of Mt Sterling waB crown and dolightlng to honor God Irvin I found plonty of apples aud IDomocraUc nomination for Superin Â¬ in town Sunday Owiugsuillo Opin by inducing others to follow his exam- Â¬ pcacfies on high lands distillers aro 25 cents per bushel for apples tendent of Schools not as a childs ion ple In early life just bb ho was ap Â¬ paying toftillcould buy plenty of peaches but to make the race through play W P Guthrie of Mt Storllng reg proaching his zenith of usefulness the at 75 cents per bushel Thoy havont and when tho primary closes on tho summons canjc aud liko tho wise vir-Â¬ suflered In that section for rain until voning of September 23 she is war Â¬ istered at tho Owiugs House Monday gins of old ho was ready In 1880 ho recently Mr aud Mrs T J Garr of Mont- ranted by kind expressions in her be- Â¬ accepted Christ as his Savior became The prospects aro flattering for a half in believing she will be the choice goraory county visited severat days identified with the Methodist church good chestnut crop past weok on Prickly Ash aud at Mof Ihe Domocrats of Montgomery the where ho was Si Larkins J H B runner As a business honored and loved coflaity for this office Wo ropeat Mibs S A Hamiltons man Mr Wilson had During a quarrel at Falrvlow Anderson isjn this race to win and and wife of Mt Sterling visited W fow equals of his age and every uu Tho safety of the family at all times aud lias every reason to believe Bhe will R Peters Jr tho first of tho weok dortakiug ho pushed to success on tho Southwest Virginia Mrs Wilson Bei especially in timo of an dpidcmlc depends Miss A8conU McKee aud two ry was shot fatally by a female neigh Â¬ got tho nomination any reports to tho Ab- Â¬ largely on tho purity of the water used nephews Trimble and Roed McKee principle that tho man should run tho bor named Scott aud a son of Mrs contrary notwithstanding solutely puro water can bo secured by using of Mt Sterling wero guests of Mr business not tho business tho mar Borry waB killed by a sou of tho Scott tho Natural Stone Disk Filtor sold by u8Tb03r At the regular meeting of tho City and Mrs Alex Couner tbo past few Four years ago ho was married to woman aro easily cleaned very slmplo in construction Council last Tuesday evening Mayor days Tho former Is a sister aud the Miss Lucilo Mynhlor who with one and cost only 5 child survive Jilm The case of Mt Sterling Im- Â¬ H C Lloyd tendered his resignation latter sous of Judge Clay McKoo CHILES THOMPSON Grocery Co Sometimes it looks strango that tho provement Co against John T This action become necessary be Â¬ Mrs Ann Johnson aud Mrs James promising young should bo cut down WoodfoAl has been compromised cause ho had moved outside the city Garrett of Mt Sterling visited friends limits to tho new residence ho has here Tuesday Bob Catlett oi bo early In life but Gods saints aro by the defendant canceling con- Â¬ Mr A Baum was town and Conner Ewing of Preston tho best and for thorn Ho has pre Â¬ tract for sale of real estate and just erected each party paying ono half of cost fleeted to fill tho vacancy and Mr T wont Monday to attend tho K T S pared a home To his fond mother j wravcsWfts eiectca as councilman School at Mt Storllng Ray Pat Â¬ loving wifo and little child aud others RELIGIOUS from tho Piist ward to Jill tho vacancy terson was accompanied from Mt In the depths of sorrow wo oxtond A protracted meeting will begin at occasioned by the election of Mr Storlingby Strother sou of R A our sympathy Thoro aro dark days Autioch church next Monday night JJautn as Mayor Mitchell Who was his guest for sov but a loving hand has brought to pass Soptomber 18th Elder Willis of Tho Council ordered a donation of oraljdaya of last week Misses this sad dispensation Jeilbrson county will conduct the 200 aunually for tho support of the Doo Slovens Lora Sammoua and the sorvices A cordial invitation is ex Â¬ Citfffourary This n money well ex- - Misses Shackelford of Mt Sterling Because WHY HOODS tended to all to attend these meetings ponded aud gJraSw on the part of wore In a party that spent a few day Hoods Sarsaparllla Is the best e Council melUfcShoartv anproval oflastwoek at Olympian Springs most reliable and accomplishes the tax payer Owlngsvillo Outlook HOODS CURES - r 36c ot C Mass -- I Hood -- Lowell Rv J R Orawfoid of Tennessee preached at Mtf Gilead Sunday - E s -- f V fc Â¬ -- ot it II v -- W 1 Pl W XT- Sterling 5 -- -- -- mm v nm Doat Drmk Invpare fater J f J J J -- t1 T JJ r wagg J8 i o u yj7ag8ii8S88iWK ti MTSTEBLIKGf ADyO3AaEfu TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 12 1893 THE ADVOCATE Any ballot Sec 13 Any sheriff who willfully more than fivo years Jhoftlth distinguishing1 fails to cause an election to bo held as - vna ETXKsa wmmmmmmmmKw having auy of tho ananf Ypue woman Tha by law shall bo fitted from marks mentioned in this section shall required tnedictm o brine aaaaaaWaaBBaUaaaaBaaOf1 JflTff j 04ZtiliBawfiaaanBBr ivaaaaaVHHV jlPVnP4BflaaaaaaalaaaaaaaaaaaaaaBaa not bo counted for auy candidate voted one hundred to fivo hundred dollars llr MCK M JUT Ftaroag Ttrcrite bbbbbV laaaaaaPlaaaaBllfl iWllgh TiPiniMarBri JflwflKmTmmtWwfmmmmW If ho willfully falls to porforra any PRIMARY PENALTIES for at tho election Prescription It duty concerning an election foi abas yrmk nw-eaaaaJr lal U IbH V Wp3I F Sec 0 If any persou being an offi Â¬ othor doWH fUMl OY8T is on penalty specifically worfced wiso entitled to which there cer of eloctlon or other HbbI VbbbbI bbHIB VP BBaa butttfa bar H Mffars Jrom ay t Um B he Bhall be lined from dJrirecttiiJtg tho inspection of the ballots or chal Â¬ proscribed dentagemonte and dfeoio thftt irfUot tar wx it oureott nml eures BBLMLaaBBlBBamBBBBBBl EVE1E PROVISIONS OF THE lengers shall rovoal to auy other per Â¬ twonty to two huudrcd dollars BbHbbW bHT BbV M BBBBbA Its aa invigorating restorative tests a Sec H Any officer of election or oi eothlng and trwgtbuing Bcrrine maA mm or son how any elector has voted Um Uk tad U only guaranteed rwaMdy LAW what other candidates woro voted for regf8tratioH in auy preciect where reg jmsita that bet a wmnanfor It regalafcM d for and mi mmmmwammmtmtamwm on auy ballot bearing a namo uot istration is required Who after duo promotes aU tb proper function hnproTM wmwWmiiiiiiiii j ligwtiois nrkbca tl blood dfapk aciMi printed thereon or gvo any informa Â¬ tiotlco of his appointment shall tail lo and pains bringa refreshing rieep awl re HUtTT year abnerratieM f Caitcria frith the ydrewaga af any perform his duty as such in holding torea beUb and fttrength All female eompUGite and weakaeasea Which Will Be Rigidly Enforced tion coucorningtho appearance of any olectiou or registration unless for are peoKlTeiy aad pemaaBtlr ewred irtth mlUlaae af yaraoat permit m t apeak af wlthaat gaaaefaa ballot voted such poraon so offending If VCkWceia good cause shall bo fluM from twenty tJeAFarorHdfjwipiioK ttflMMit reatedr Wljtfaata shall bd gUitty 6f a ielony and on medteiiM for tbai tfcat tea be aad if It la xmfcetf five to fivo hundred dollars H doatat beaeat or ewe ia If conviction shall bo imprisoned in tho tfca arerldt haa aver kfWa It U nmrtw Chllaraa Mica every ease yea bave yoar Jaoaey baek Sec 15 Any officer who without y be better for lae dealer The penalties for violation of tho ponitentlary not loss than two nor Somstaisr eke tkaaa health It will aava their live I- it Mathara kara w bat taiak for rennetf wbctaer M aa f sufficient excuse falls to discharge his to law lu tho primary are as severe and more thau fire years m oodnfor 70m to bay praetlaallr parfoat Ma aaaaetkiag which ia ahaelntalr fe are in fact tho samo as in a regular Sec 7 Any poreon who falsely duty after an election as oue of the aVAlda mtaJUelaa election Tho sheriff has tho power personates a registered voter in any board for canvassing the election re- Â¬ to arrest even a police officer and preciunt where registration is requir- Â¬ turns or to decide a contested olectlqn teu to ninety days or both so fined Oatria daatraya Vwan thoso who think of lightly regarding ed and receives a ballot uudor tho shall bo fined ono hundred to ono aud imprisoned and be excluded from Caataria allays XWariahaeat t tho law would look woll to tho conse provisions of Section 26 or Articlo 3 thousaud dollars and imprisoned in office and suffrage Caataria prevaataTaamltlaK Soar CmrA Sec 23 Any person who by him- Â¬ quonces before they trample on its by means of such personation and tho county jail not exceeding sixty Caataria oarae IMarrhafi an VW1 Calla Tho penalties arc as fol caBts said ballot shall bo doomed days Any officer who shall act cor- Â¬ self or in aid of others shall forcibly provisions Caatacda reUavaa SWthbig Traablaa to ows guilty of a felony and shall upon con Â¬ ruptly or with partiality in tho dis break up or prevent or attempt o Caataria aaraa Caaatiaatlen aad riatalaaey Section 1 Any person who shall viction thereof bo sentenced to impris- Â¬ chargo of Buch duty shall be fined break up or lo prevent the lawful CaaUrlaaeatraUeaa tha aifoetf lafaarhata aald gaa ar paiaaMaae 9J willfully remove or onment in tho penitentiary for not from ono huudred to fivo hundred dol Â¬ holding of an election or so obstruct knowingly and attempt to remove a ballot from the less than ono nor more than two years lars and shall also in addition forfeit or attempt to obstruct tho same or so Caataria U aat aeatata aaarphiae apiaaa r athef aareeila praparty j have in his posses and forfeit his right to voto for ever any office he then holds and bo dis Â¬ prevent or attempt to prevent Hy locUou room or Caataria aaalaJUatoa the jacdttnnlataa tka ataaaach JMtil bawaio sion outsido tho election room any after Tho attempt at such porsona- - qualified for ever holding any office qualified votor from giving bis vote Mm kaaltkyaadjtataa al atayj Fallot either gonuiieor couuterleit titfiTshall wbo misde J Sec 16 Any offlcororother person eJAQ iedfrpm 50joJ500rJin Caataria tapmtap la iutenVmilm aalyM ia mat wMmSau during tho election shall be guilty of moanor with a fiuo of not oxcecding who shall willfully alter obliterate or prisoned not more than one year liaavHallaw aaty aaa fenaall ywa aaythbag ala aa tha plaV me praaaUa Sec 21 Any poon who shalK felony and on conviction shall bo im two hundred dollars and imprison- Â¬ willfully secreto suppress or destroy not le68 ment not exceeding six months in tho the cortified poll book returns or cer- Â¬ mako any willfully falso statement jftatit ia jaat aa gwndH aatd will aanrw mrmvy papaaH prisoned in tho ponltontiary duly administered at an than tvjo nor more thau five years itaa that yea gat tificate of an election willfully or un- Â¬ under an oath county jail election shall bo confined in tho peni- Â¬ Sec 2 If any person shall tako or Sec 8 Whoever unlawfully de Â¬ lawfully altor tho poll book before it is ammw Cka faa afaaila remove in any manner feloniously or stroys or attempts to destroy any certified or any officer who shall make tentiary from one to five years Any alg aatpra S person who shall willfully procure ant with the cousent or permission of tho ballot box usod ballot or aid in making or authorize tho any custodian for the time any official deposited at any election or who Â¬ making tip of auy falso or fraudulent other to make such falso statement shall bo confined iu tho pcuitoutiary ballot op ballots from any place whore PStcher7 ever at any election unlawfully either poll book or certificate of an election they may lawfuuybo under this law by force fraud or othor improper or election returns shall bo deemed oneryear mmmmmmmmwmwmmwm afr- Sec 25 Any person who shall shall knowingly jjnd willfuUyJiavo in meansobtainBor attempts to obtain guilty of forgery bo confined In tho his custody or possession such ballot possession of any ballot box or any penitentiary from ono to fivo yearsfor counsel adviso or procure tho com mission or aid In tho commission of except aB an ofiicll or custodian under ballots therein deposited While tho feit auy office ho thon holds aud bp cither of the offenses named iu this within the polling tho law or while votiug at such election is going on or disqualified from ever holding auy article thall Incur thereby tho penalty jplacts for tho purposo of voting or if before tho ballots aro duly taken out office therefor as therein named or official shall any such custodian Sec 17 Any officer whoso duty it and counted accdrdingto law shall bo Sec 26 This chapter shall bo lib- Â¬ any of such bal- Â¬ consent to or permit punished by confinement in tho peni- Â¬ is to givo or aid iu giving a certificate erally carried away construed so as to prevent any lots to bo removed or tentiary for not lesstlian one nor more of election or of tho returns of an invasion of its prohibitions aud they may law- Â¬ penal Â¬ from the place where Lager Beer Muencheaer Pilsener Golden Eagle and fivo years aud bo fined not less elcctiou or to forward tho same who oxcopt such than ties by shift or doviso Irregularities fully be by any person thau fifty nor moro than ono thousand shall willfully rcfuso or fail to give the Export Bottle Beer or defects in tho mode of convening or official or custodian whose duty it is dollars same or to oeud tho samo to tho Sec Â¬ cus- Â¬ conducting an election under this law Arc tho most perfect products ot the art of bear making by common consent Furthermore to receive tho same such person Sec 9 Any person entitled to a retary of State as required by law shall constituto no defense to a prose- Â¬ todian or official shall be deemed PHYSICIANS AND MEDICAL JOURNALS shall bo fined uot moro than 1000 cution for a violation of its provisions guilty of a felony aud on conviction voto at auy election in this State Highly rcccoramcnd Pure extract ot Malt and Hops and tho former invariably prescribe it for tbe office ho may then hold ejection bo forfeit any It shall also bo given specially iu purpose of shall bo punished by imprisonment in nliall on the day of such up Constituting such ns especially professional men are ofl eutitled to absent himself from auy and bo disqualified from over holdiug charge to the grand jury of over uusvv wuil Building Broken Down us u rcmcuy unsurpnBsca nas Dccn our atm to manuiactura tno verv nrticia a tho pouiteutiary for not less than three thereby relieve tho public of the use of ii manifold offered socalled tonics which at beat havn n tho service or employment in which ho is auy office county first convened after any gon eneflclal results if they do no posltho harm AVo havo admirably succeeded nor more than teu years 1roof ot which tho universal use of our engaged or employed for a period Sec 18 Any officer of election who eral election Sec 3 Any person who shall dur Â¬ then f ing tho olectiou knowingly and will- Â¬ of four hours botween tho time of shall receive or assent to receive or Sec 27 It shall bo tho special fully remove or destroy auy of tho opening and closing the polls aud record a voto at an election at a timo or duty of any officer of an election to Throughout the United States ol America It Is tho purest malt and hop extract so ab- Â¬ placo known by him uot to bo tho timo give inlormation of all infractions of with tho utmost care and is tho only remedy for convalescents to gain strength and manufactured vitality Ask supplies or otho conveniences placed such voter shall not becauec of senting himself bo liable to auy pen- Â¬ aud placo lawfully nppoiuted or wlib this law to tho grand jury or Com- Â¬ your Physlclau booths for tho purpose of cua in tho The John Hauk Brewing Co Cincinnati OhFa and where blinguho voter to prepare his ballot alty nor shall any deduction be made shall knowingly receive the voto of monwealths sAttaraoy Oct 4 92 lyr or shall during an election remove on account of such absenco from his auy other thau a qualified voter or so there is reasou to fear that an offender wages Provided refuse- to receive the voto of a quali- Â¬ will make his escape out of tho couuty tear down or defaco tho cards printed usual salary or for tho instruction of tho voters or howover that application for such fied voter shall for every offeuse be before indictment any such oleotion shall during an election destroy or leave of absenco shall be mado prior to lined from 50 to 500 forfeit auy office officer may procure his immediate ap- Â¬ Tho officer before whom remove any booth or other conven- Â¬ tho day of election The employer may ho then holds aud be disqualified prehension such offondor is brought if satisfied of ience provided for such election or specify tho hours during which said from ever holding any office Â¬ Sec 19 Auy rcsideut ot this States his guilt shall requite from him sure Â¬ shall induce or attempt to induce any employe may absent himself aforesaid Any person or corporation who who shall voto at auy olectiou before ty iu adequate penalty for his ap person to commit auy of such acts Â¬ whether or not any of such acts are shall refuse to an employe the privi- ho has resided one year iu tho State poaranco at tho next Circuit Court to confencd or shall dis- Â¬ or in the couuty aud precinct whoro answer tho charge and 011 his failure Â¬ lege hereby committed or attempted to be commitWl LEXINGTON KY ted shall bogullity of a miedemeauor chare or threaten todischargo an em- Â¬ tho election is bald the timo required to givo it commit him to jail till such R FgJThe greatest Cut Price salo oyer known in tho history of aud on conviction shall be be punish- Â¬ ploye for absenting himsolf for the by law or before ho has attained full nurety is given Loxington Sec 28 A grand jury may cauBe ed by imprisonment in tho county jail purposo of Bald election from his age or before ho has been duly natur- Â¬ Dreoodgroti9n8f adios F91Gents SurnlshtngGoodsiMena Spring Wraps Mens Youths and Boys Clothing Boys Ladles Misses and Chtldrens Shoes for not less than six mouths nor more work or shall subject an employe to a alized shall bo fined from 50 to 100 any person to bo summoned before penalty or deduction of wages because or imprisoned from ton to niuety days them as a witness who shall bo com- Â¬ Calico in all colors worth 7c at 0 a yrd A beautiful lino of whlto India Linen than one year 1 yd wide Bleached Cotton worth 8 1 3 at 5 0 0 12 7 and 7 l 2o a yard pelled to testify as to any knowledge Sec 4 No officer of election shall of tho excrclso of such privilege or or both Demmit Flannels worth 8 l 3c at 5c a 1 yd wide Brown and Unbleached Cot yard who shall directly or indirectly vio- Â¬ Sec 20 Auy rssidentof auy other J ho may possess touching any violation lo auy electioneering on election day tqaat Co a yard Ceylon CrincMe In all colors worth 20c Best Apron Cilngliams worth 8 l 8c at lit llo a yard nor disclose at any time to any per Â¬ lato tho provisions of this section State or country who shall voto at or of law iu relation to elections iu tho 51 Bc a vnrd A full line of Wool Serge in all colors Dress Ginghams worth 10o at 7 3 ic a and black worth 76c at 4Dc a yard son tho namo of auy candidate for shall be deemed guilty of a misde auy persou who shall voto moro than county during tho preceding eighteen All coloi s of Turllue Bunting worth 15c yai d Shalla Goods worth 8 1 Sc at So a yard at Oo a yard auy elector has voted No per Â¬ meanor aud be fined in any sum not onco at an election or knowingly voto months aud if ho refuses to testify on whom Fine Applo Tisitiei worth 25c- - at 15o a Ucnrietta Cloth In all colors SO inches yard do any electioneer less than fifty nor moro thau fivo or offer to voto in any precinct except oath he shall bo committed to prison wide 13 12 18 1 2 luo and uii son whatovar shall Dotted and Flowered Swiss worth 25 French Satincs In all colors 15 l 2c ing on election day within auy polling hundred dollars cents at ISo n yitrd tho ono iu which ho resides any- per- until he submits aud be fined from worth 85c a yard Cocheeo Satincs in all colors worth 16c Albert Twills in all colors 8 yards In Sec 10 Whoever sells loans gives son who shall voto by means of a teu to thirty dollars by tho court and placo or within fifty feet thereof No at 8c a yard one pattern to each customer 80 Inches Dotted Swiss Mull worth 35c at 70oa wide for U9c a pattern worth 25o a yd person shall apply lor or lecoivo an or furnishes to auy porsou or persons falso personation or use of the natur- Â¬ a like sum for each daily repetition ot yarn A full line ot BJack Organdies 18 1 1 2 10 and 19c worth 20 22 27 Gloria Silks In all colors worth S5c at directly or indirectly spiritous alization papers of any other person tho contempt 2c a yard ballot iu any polling place other thau either 10c a yard Carsh 1 5 o and 7c a yard l India Mull worth 25c at 12c a yard that in which he Is entitled to vote vinous or malt liquors or any other dead or living and any person who Sec 29 Iu auy prosecutlou under No person shall show his ballot after intoxicating drink iu any precinct shall hire or loud his or others natur- Â¬ this chapter it shall be no exemption it is marked to any person in such a town city or couuty of this Common- Â¬ alization papers to bo used for such tor a witness that his testimony may way as to reveal tho contents thereof wealth upon the day of any goueral or purposo shall bo imprisoned iu tho crimfuato himself but no such testi Â¬ i wie oamc neuueea rnces or the name of any candidate or can primary election t heroin shall bo penitentiary not less thau ouo nor mony given by a witness shall bo Wo also give away with evory s to 50 purchase a prosoat In Sllvcrwaro bookfl and pictures aoordlng to purchase dates for whom ho has marked hit guilty of a misdemeanor and upon moro than fivo years used against him iu any prosecution voto nor shall any person examine a conviction thereof shall be fined tho Sec 21 Any persou guilty of re- Â¬ except lor perjury aud if used On be- Â¬ ballot which any elector has prepared sum of not less thau tweuty fivo or ceiving a bribo for his voto at an half of tho Commonwealth he bhall for voting or solicit the doctor to moro than fifty dollars for each election or for his services or influ stand discharged from all penalty for ou poumojiiaesioKe oireec LEXINGTON RY No voter shall deliv- Â¬ offence which may be recovored by pro enco in procuring a voto or votes atan any violation of this Ohapter so neces show itjfcji er auy ballot to tho judges of the elec- Â¬ ccedings in any court of competent olectiou shad bo fined from 50 to sarily disclosed iu his testimony as tion to bo voted except tho ono ho re- Â¬ jurisdiction or by indictment in tho 100 and be excluded trom office and tending to couvlct tho accusqd But ceives from tho clerk No voter shall Circuit Court It shall bo tho duty of sufiragc the jury shall never convict anyone RATES place auy mark upon his ballot or tho Circuit Judges throughout tho 1 Bribo or bribery means any under tho provisions of this chaptor oo4 gso PEn DAy sutler or permit auy other person to Commonwealth to mako special men reward benefit or advantage present upon tho testimony of a single wit- Â¬ do soby which it may afterward bi tion of this section in charges to the ness unless sustained by strong cor Â¬ identified as tho ono voted by him grand juries of said courts intended to bo influenced or to an roborating circumstances Whoovor shall violato any provision Sec 11 Any porsou who shall will- Â¬ other at his instance or tho promise Sue 30 No prosecution shall be of this section shall on conviction be fully disobey any lawtul coiunaud of of such reward benefit or advantage had under this chapter whero tho pen- Â¬ ilucd not less than twenty 20 noi any officer of an election hold under 2 Money or other things of value alty is less thau confinement lu the more than five hundred 500 dollar this chaptor given iu tho execution of given or lout in whole or in part to penitentiary utiles tho sumo is com- Â¬ or imprisoned not loss thau teu 10 his or their duty as such at any sucu bo betted on tho result of election or menced within two --years from tho days or more than six G months oi elcctiou shall be deemed guilty of a tho promise thereof or a bet with time of tho commission of tho offense II1IIMIIIWII illl both so fined aud imprisoned at th misdemeanor aud on conviction bo puothor that such other will voto for DPRITCHEY JOUISYILLE Kyk MANAOCR fined not less thau twenty five nor a named candidate and tho giffcdr discretion of the jury A now material culled rubber vel- Â¬ promltiQ of a 6hare iu any such bet vet is mado by sprinkling powdered Sec 5 Ifany persuti shall induce moro than fivo hundred dollars attempt to iuduco any elector t or Sec 12 Auy public officer upon made or to bo made shall bo doomed felt of any color ovor rubber cloth T ojhorwUe place on hi whom a duty is imposed under this a bribo while tho latter is hot aud soft tho writr pjasteor SCHLEGELS 3 RT STORE YOU CAN GET Whoever shall receive inonoy or result looks like felt cloth but is elas Â¬ ballot the immeof any person or am chapter and no penalty provided for 11T MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS any kind as a die- tho violation thereof who shall will- Â¬ other other things of value to bo used tic waterproof and exceedingly light sign or dovlco of RT COLORED AND PLAIN GLA8S tiirgtilahing mark by which to iudi fully neglect to perform such duty or for tho purpose of procuring or influ Â¬ UT VVUVIWV ACW J LjAUN WALL TAPERS frttcl who shall willfully perform it in such encing a voto or vote shall bo deem The highest chlmnoys in tho world lu lo any other person how RT PICTUliES FRAfilES AND SHADESJfl ft aro two iu Glasgow ono being 468 AT MT STERLING ICY elector has voted suijh persons f a way as to hinder the objects of this ed to havo beeu bribed W i lelunv toHwiitling Hhall bo guilty hw shall bo punched by a fine of Sec 22 Whoever bhall bribe an feet high aud tho othor 455 fceiwhilo fetid on couviutiou boimrlwind ii ill ty dollars and iinpriHiumeit in tho other RliaM on eonvletidiij bo fined ono near Cologne comes ncxtv ith a f rum 50 to 100 or imprisoned from height of 441 feqt tbo penitentiary not loss than two noi couuty jail for two inoutluj Vi ts jffWSSrjfi vry m aaaaaH aaDB thtt f W BBBaf 1 ibbbb bbbbbbbTjW bW bbbI bbbbI BBBBBBBBB BBBw BBbH Infants Children if rr T aaKaiaMr - bejat tfra I ad j J W uitfa punished8r mm Children Cry for CtorJ- 1 The John Hatak Brewing Cos f vTB Jrf Invalid Bottled Beer -- - H 1 The Cyclone Store i Â¬ v - - Shoes and Clothing GARTER GILLESPIE yiame Â¬ -- BUI Wr Hi 4 - Â¬ Â¬ x- - o iW ltldfis f A n Dome ru kcrc i I1 LiiffiLL trf- - S3 MT STEBftlKG ADVOCATE TUESDAY SEPTEMBEB 121893 - THE ADVOCATE MfM TOR ftTAttE SEtfATOX The Queen Crescent Routo widely tf We nro authorized to anriounco known asvthe road running tho Fin Â¬ Charles H Jones as acaiidfdato for V We live authorized te announce lion Assessor of Montgomery county sub est Traiusviu tho South in the pan J P Gayof CJaik county as a com ject to the action of the Democratic field to carry everybody isfrom tho for SeHtor of this diafrict didate South to the Worlds Fair atChlcajro posed of th counties of Clark Bour party No part of tho Southern country is bon and MoBttfombry subject to the Wo are authorized to announco loft uncarcd for by this great railway actioil of the JDemuoratic party John W Cockroll as a candidato for and its connections Tho Through Assessor of Montgomery County sub Â¬ county ject to tho action of tha Democratic Car SyBlcmJs an admirable exposi- Â¬ Col J GHooway of Clark tion of tho wonderful capabilities of Is a candidate for State Sonalo from party American railroading From New the district composed of Bourbon Wo aro authorized to amlonco Ed- - Orleans Through Sleeping Cars run Clark and Montgomory cotiuttos sub Â¬ and evening carrying J Gallagher as a candidate for daily morniugvia Cincinnati or Louis- Â¬ ject to the action of tho Democratic party Your rate and influouco re Â¬ AssessoWsubiccTto the action ot the its nassoiigors may ville as they select kDonttrcratlc party spectfully sollcttcd - iifclr ANNOUNCEMENTS - The Worlds Fair and American Railways mm ASSESSOR Xrd cuku u liiii Hi ii til DRUNKENNESS aud MORPHINE HABIT tho patient by tho uso of onr SPECIAL FORJHULA HOLn cimn tari trrar x raaaa a THHiHMA uwuKirYHuncnipaucnisaroniioweu tlio frco uso of Honor or Mor -v iuuijmH o ui vusiiinuniaiB Jmj bo glaa to nlaco sufferers from miv nf thooA hihnu i ireoi antl snail Uon with persons who have boon cured by the uso of our Tablets I a bEffl Double ilr PV2 rlnl1l ri 2Hin8s Will ramttmHiuiinNiMiM H I LLS f REMEMBER WEanTr careful investigation as to our responsibil ity and tho merits of our Xbiota WiiiHwlWnlnMMiMattwmMMH S Â¬ mmmrM rm i TV r wiuuTOtuiur AUJSAUlUimrom 3tO0 uaVB Perfectly lmrnt anAnaX b K Yen in u cup of tea or coffco without tnoknowl w nil iir l i i iiiith t nnwi -- 7 CMOfide of finld Tatiefe K Sk A FEW ffisiA Testimonials LJL J B CITY JUDGE O COUNTY ANNOUNCEMENTS We aro authorized to announco Antlouncemcnts for county officos J5 each te accompauy the order Cotn- - Bon It Turner as a candidate for aiunications in tho interest ot candid Â¬ Judge of Police Court of Mt Sterling subject to tho action of tho Demo- Â¬ ates 10 conta per line cratic party Wo aro authorized to announce Wo arc authorised to aniinounco James G Lano as a candidate for Po- Â¬ S S Cassity lice Judge of tho city of Mt Sterling Editor of the Seutlnel Domocrat Ad a candidate for member of1tlio subject to tho actfon of tho Demo wGeneraf Assembly from tho Legislative cratic party District composed of tho counties JkToutgomery and Menofee subject to COUNTY CLERK the action of the Democratic party aro authorized to announco Lu Wo We are authorized to announco iJudgo Howard It French as a candi clen B Greene as a candidate for date for member of the General As- - County Clerk of Montgomery countyÂ¬ sombly from this Legislative district subject to tho action of tho Democomposed of Montgomery and Mone- - cratic party Subject to the action of eo counties We aro authorized to announco the Democratic party George A Whitney as a candidate for County Court Clerk of Montgomery county subject to tho action of tho FOR BOIaniNTKKDBNT OP SCHOOLS Democratic party Wo aro authorized to announce Wo aro authorized to announce W John E Groves for ro electioa to tho B OConnoll as a candidate for County Office of Suporintondant of Schools ifiubjoct to tho action of tho Dcmocra Clork of Montgomery county subject versa Round trip tickots on sale at reduc- Â¬ tio party References his political and to tho action of tho Democratic party ed rates Agents of tho Chicago lino official records will on request assist in looking up Wo aro authorized to announce Miss rooms or accommodation for visitors CHIEF OF TOLICE Mar Anderson as a candidate torbu to tho Fair Vfi intendont of Schools of Montgom Wo aro authorized to auuounce Everything that an almost perfect ery county subject to tho action of tho Charles Wilson as a caudidato for system can devise to deserve tho party Democratic ChieT of Police of Mt Storliug sub- Â¬ praise and patronago of tho traveling We aro anthbrjzed to announce I ject to tho action of tho Democratic public has been provided Any of the agents of tho cpmpany named 3sHorton a candidate for Superin Â¬ parly tendent of Schools of Montgomery We nro authorized to announco below will cheerfully givo all possible county subject to the action of the John Gibbous as a candidate for Chief intormatfbn and assistance R II Democratic party of Police of tho city of Mt Sterling Garratt Now Orleans La I Hardy Subject to tho action of tho Demo- Â¬ Vicksburg Miss J R McGregor Birmingham Ala E T Charlton cratic party SHERIFF Chattanooga Tenn W D Cozatt Wo aro authorized to announco S Junction City Ky or D G Edwards We are authorized to announco Rich 42 tf afctUL Hunt as a candidate for Sheriff W Gaitskill as a candidate for Chief Cincinnati Ohio of Montgomery county subject to tho of Police of tho city of Mt Storling The Bluegrass Circuit subject to tho action of tho Democrat- Â¬ action of tho Democratic party i io party The following trotting associations Wo aro authorized to announco I compose tho hluegrass Circuit Wm Sledd aa a candidate for Sheriff tf of Montgomery countysubject to tho MAYOR Danville August 1 5 action of the Democratic party Nicholasvillo August 8 12 We aro authorized to announco Wi We aTo authorized to announce J C R Nunnelley as a candidate for Maysville August 22 27 B Gilllspio a caudidato for Sheriffof Mayor of Mt Sterling subject to tho Lexington August 29 to Sep 3 Montgomery bounty Bubject to tho action of the Democratic party Paris September 5 10 action of the Democratic party Wo aro authorized to anVdunce Winchester September 12 17 Adam Bauni as a candidate for Mayor ot Mt Sterlingsubjcctto the action of Merit Wins TOR JAILER the Democratic party Wo desire to say to our citizens Wfl are authorized to announce Joe h Having been solicited by numerous that for years wo havo been selling C Turley as a candidate for Jailor of county subject to tho ac- Â¬ Democratic friends to become a candi- Â¬ Dr Kings Now Discovery for con- Â¬ Montgomery date for Mayor of Mt Sterling I now sumption Dr Kings Now Life Pills tion of the Democratic party declare myself a candidate subject to We are authorized to announce tho action of the Democratic party I Bucklens Arnica Salvo and Electric Et Bittors and havo never handled rem Â¬ Joseph M Smith as candidate Tor respectfully solicit your support edies that edl as well or that havo of Montgomory county subject Jailer S Kino Ford to the action of the Democratic party given 6uch universal satisfaction Wo do not hesitate to guarantee them im Wcraro authorized to announce T CITY ATTORNEY as a candidate for Jailor of M Leach every time and wo stand ready to re- Â¬ t Montgomory county subject to the Wo are authorized to announco fund tho purchase price if satisfac Â¬ iffi action of tho Democratic party Judgo II Clay McICeo as a candidate tory results do not follow their uso Wo aro authorized to announco J for City Attornoy of Ml Sterling sub- Â¬ Theso remedies have won their great M Best as a candidate for Jailer of ject to the action of tho Democratic popularity purely ou their merits W Moutgomeay county subject to the party S Lloyds drug8tofe action of tho Democratic party Wo aro authorized to announce John A Safe Investment Â¬ B Phippa as a for City are authorized to announco J W torney subject candidate action of Atto the the Is ono which is guaranteed to bring Chcnault as a cadidate for Jailer of party you satisfactory- results or in caso of Montgomory county subject to tho Democratic action of tho Democratic party We aro authorized to announco John fail tiro a return of purchaso price M Elliott as a candidate for City At- Â¬ Ou this safe plan you can buy from We aro authorlzcd to announco torney of Mt Sterling Subject to our advertised Druggists a bottle of ip TJamos W Lockrldgo as a candidate r tho action of the Democratic party Dr Kings Now Discovery for con- Â¬ for Jailer of Montgomery County subject to thq action of tho Democratic sumption It is guaranteed to bring COUNCILMAN party relief in every tasc whon used for any Wo are authorized to announce J affection of throat lungs orchost such Wo aro authorized to announco Sam Groonwadot as a candidate for Will Clay as a candidato for Council- Â¬ as consumption inflamation of lungs Jailer of Montgomery county subject man of tho First ward of tho city of Mt bronchiti asthma whooping cougL to tho action of tho Democratic party Storliug subject to tho action of tho Democratic party Primary Election croup etc It in pleasant and agreea- Â¬ Oct- - 9th 1893 ble to tasto porfoctly safe and can County Attorney always be dbnonded upon Trial bot- Â¬ We aro authorized to announco Mr We aro authorized to ahuouiicoA 0 II Bryan as a candidate for Coun tles free at W S Lloyds drugstore A nazelrlgg as a candidato for cilinan from tho First ward of tho city All human history ntttcsts County Attornoy of Montgomery of It Sterling subject to tho action the hungry elnuer i County subject to tho action of the of tho Democratic- party Primary Tho UnplncM of a manmuch depends on dinner Sluco Eve a to apples bomorcatic party ElcctlonOct 9 th 1793 And a good liver is absolutely essen Â¬ H We aro authorized to announce J Wo aro authorized to announco J tial for appreciating a good flinner Vjwiuuiuu jiuiil aa a tjtimiiMuiu it M Isola a candidate for Councilman County Attornoy of Montgomory from tho Second Ward subject to tho Lord Byron know that as well as any jounty subject to the action of tho action of tho Democratic party body One of hts greatest regrets was Democrritio party Gad man for his stomach his Woaro authorized to announco lordship wduld say Why dont om Honiy Watson as a candidato for - COUNTY JUDGE Councilman from the Second Ward of of those infernal doctors invent a liver Wo aro authorized to announco A the city of Mt Sterling subject to tho tnodiciue Byron would havo never asked thi- B Whito as a candidate for County action of tho Democratic Primary Judge of Montgomery couufy Bubjerjt Electiou October 9 1893 question wore lie now living Why to the action of the Democratic party ltcau8o ho would liavobcn using Di Wo aro authorized to nnnbuiico Vo aroauthorizedto anriouncp C G Plorcos pleasant Pallets an absolutoh Honry M Woodford as a candidate Glover asa candidato for Councilman biiro curofor QOjnsiinationIndigestiou for County Judgo of Montgomory from tho Fourth Ward of Mt Sterling blluous attacks county subject to tho action of the subject to tho action of tho Democrat Â¬ ofMorhactijiud ami all derangement Tlierolsm bowels ic party Democratic party r j wo aro authorized to announce Wo aro authorized to annouueo J griping or viojenco about itoso pjlls n jr and tiiy nro guaranteed to givo satjf IVrfllnpn A Tin TTiivnii nan ennillilitln M Cpnroy as a caiidkato for Qojjno Jr ihau from tho Fourth Ward of tho faciionor your money is refunded for County Judgo county subject to- - tho action of tho city subject to tho action of tho Demo- dont 1iVo with thu stomach weak Democratic party cratic party when tho euro is within your reach for 5Wnt8V x W al authorized to announce Herbert ltitisdlvinsr as a caudidato for For Sale Thousands of cures follow tho uso of Jft trinity Judge of Montgomery county Dragos Cafarrh remedy Its 500 VA numbor 1 hay balen v km mv buuiijum jus uutima iu iuu uuuuu in 1 tf Cas II Donohue rowartt lora n incUittbip case Yih Democratic party -- From Shrevport Vicksburg and Jackson another Through Sleeping Car Lino comes to join and becomo a part of-- tho magnificent Vestlbuled xnrongn Trains which passing through Birmingham and tho famous Wills Valley of Alabama is joined at Chattanooga by the train from Jack- Â¬ sonville Fla Brunswick and Atlanta Ga over tho E T V Ga railroad and proceeds north over the beautiful Cincinnati Southern through tho grandest natural sceuory and most at- Â¬ tractive historical country in tho world to Oakdalo where anothor magnificent Pullman car is received coming from tho Richmond Dan- Â¬ ville System from Charleston S C through Columbia S C tho beauti- Â¬ ful French Broad country and Ash villo N C and Knoxville Tenn Tho lime to Chicago is mado so as afford tho most convenient hours for departures from the principal cities and arrivals in Chicago Passengers can pnrchaso tickets good over one lino north of tho river and returning via another if thoy de sire a variable routo without extra charge Or thoy can go via Cincinna- Â¬ ti leturning via Louisville or vice arngglsta at S I OO per package youruruBBisiaoeBuotKccpthcmcnolosous 100 rt v tckuiu uiuu u pacxage 01 our j Tiihlnt nnd nddrcss plainly and state vLrlt0Tllrnnin0 whether Tablets aro for Tobacco Morphine or DO NOT BB DECOIVED Into purchasing offered for sale Auk for TTTTTa rf jt1 i i rrji3 nu uiB u uu uiuer Manufactured only by OHIO CHEMICAL Bf B3 CO V y 1 from persons who havo been cured by tho uso of Hills Tablets tn - 65 Opera Block LIMA OHIO PARTICUUU1S VW Slfru L FREE Wk mX1 w AGENTS m 1 mjP The Ohio Chemical Co uear bik I havo boon using your m euro for tobacco habit nuil foimrt ft do vrhat you claim for it 1 mrpiI r pntn worth of the strongest chewing tobacco nduy nnd from ono to ilvo clsrurs o- r u nnlii utrinlrn from ten to iortv tilnes of tobnecn Ilnvn phonni and Dirokcdlor twentv flvo vcunnnil twnnnxinnrvii of your Tablets cured mo so I hiivo no desire for it B H JAYLOUD Leslie Mich Douns Feukt N T CC tJTIEMtOAT OEVTrVMrw lnntlmunmi oan v t Till OIIIOur1 yourZmTr jiuoit i T7 wnn ltntli n liinvifmntaiftnT received them nllricrnt Andfilthniirrh iiuiKufioriooucco nhontnn they did the work In less than threoduvB I am cured Truly yours MATHK W JOHNSON I O Box TnEOnioCiiKKicALCo Gentlemen It glvca mo plensuro to speak a Word Of nralso for vonr TnJilrtn Mvsnn liquor and through a friend I was led to trynnmnwiirHiiihi n heavv nnd your Tablets Ho was constant unnKbr uui uiicr using your iauieia uut mrce days ho quit drink inrr and will not touch llnuor of anv kind 1 havo waited four month before writing you in order to know the euro waapcrmanuut MBSnELEN MOSKiaON niNfilvwifi ntrtn THE OHIO ClIRMIfiAt Oft flPWTtCMTtvVniiiTftWDtH hwn Twrfnrmwlimlrniln I have Used lnomhlne hVDOdemileallr for nnvnn vcars and havo been cnrl hTthoiiiAn two packages of your Tablets and without any effort on my part f L iOTZGAY T i- I Woo -- RESPONSIBLE WANTED THE OHIO CHEMICAL CO Of AddresH all Orders to In writing please mention this paper 53 and 00 Opera Block LIMA OHIO 111 A WIT Court Directory flasical We represent tho 6008s Old Eeliablo JnraE John E Coopkr presiding Third Hon day May and the Fourth Slonday In November Judge T J Scott presiding Third Monday September and March MONTOOMEUr QUARTERLY COURT CIRCUIT COCHT court of common pleas i Judge IEW1S ArrERSOK presiding Tuesday al- Â¬ ter Third Monday in January April July and October COUNTY COURT Third Monday of each month MT BTERL1NO Hazelton Bros Bush orrts Colby Co and tho Ivers Pond CITY COURT OIVIL BRANCH Judge James W Groves presiding First Sat urday in eacli month Professional COTTiiG I e And the Mason Hamlin and Chicago y - Wo sell all the above instruments on Buch easy terms that all who aro thinking of buying cau easily pay ior them Our torms aro monthly and pricep moderate Wo havo also just added a complete line of SHEET MUSIC and SMALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS to our stock and can furnish you anything in that line you are looking for Remember we will still handle all kinds Sewing Machine Needles and Oil When iii need of anything in our lino give us a call OGhkTS soil J TOIIX M ELLIOTT Attorney-at-Law Office H Mt Sterling Ky Court Street First Floor ft JARNETT Attoraey-at-Ijiw J T Attorney at Law and Suri eyor Mt8trllugKy All collections and real estate transactions or anything concerning the same promptly at- Â¬ tended to and abstracts of titles given when desired Office Court Street opposite Court House TJIOMISON M WitOffice With Dr KQ1 Drake I Ky Will practice In the Courts of Kentucky M OLIVER Salycrsvillc r l v0mi East Main Sti cetMt Sterling Ky w No 18 Broadway Fizer Block A1IAZELBIGG Attorncy-at-laCity Atty Office Tyler Appcrson uuildinjr Mt SterlingK y MS Tyler qiYLEU A Office w tfararafararafqtfjrararar ra W A SUTTON DICK SMITU Lewis Apperson APrEItSOK Attorneys-at-laTyler Apperson building Mt Sterling Ky BltOOKO WHITE ii 1 1 P SUTTOrf Wo are in the SfllTH West Main Street fclo r 1 1 i c3FDBNITDBE and DNDKftTAHNGojo Business for profit Wo cau succeed only by practicing strict economy and observing business methods Our prices will bo no higher than those of our sharpest competitors in the largest cities A suite of furnituroor any other article of our line will be a duplicate in material and price to thoso in tho closcsts markets tho same terms considered The trado will bo supplied with tho latest styles of bedroom parlor and hall furn Â¬ iture wardrobes bookcases sideboards chiiTonleres hatracks Rcttces plain and ornamental chairs tables couches folding beds in their various combinations etc In addition to tho above line wo will handle a full J ft 1 M Sterling Ky Will practee In the counties of Montgomery Bath Mculfcc Powell Jlark and Bourbon and the Superior and Appellate Courts Office Id Caldwell iiuilding Attorney-at-law Attorneys at Law Office Court Street Will of tho Commonwealth ML Sterling Ky practice in all Courts nit u D L FUOCTOIt Office A Dentist Mt Sterling Ky over Mt Sterling National Bank Mt Sterling Ky N COX M D r OfficeonHoom 6 street Queen denco on building Heel- - I Dentist with Dr Wm Van Antworj Shprt street opixwito the court house Office R nit v HOWARD VAN ANTV itl I JQlco HHAYDON M D jUUStcrlinar Ky- near rrsidcncu cor lligh Sycamore Sta t i stooz 1 oif1 cu Of both high and low grade6 mate rugs table and piano covers window poles etc iEeFExs upholstery au1 curtain materials SMITH West Main Street T i i H CLVY MOKEE to Office R O iu Sterling Kv upstairs conier of Court and Broadway over Exchange Bank LAWYER Attomoy-nt-La- w i FDAY Offico i 1 SUTTON Mt Sterling Kentucky Will practice In all tho Courts of Kentucky and tho Federal Courts -- - mc slE3glilsrflJg7ISESftiH 1 tiV Mt B F Fctent Pros 2ECIXiTaSterling Ky ESTABLISHED 1856 - John Capital Stock 100000 G Winn Cashier X3iT fif COMPOUND A recent discovery by an old physician Successfully used monthly by thousands or Ladies is tho only per fectlysafo reliable medicine diwovercd Itownre of unprincipled druggists who offer in ferior medicines in place of this Ask for tooKS Cotton Root CoMroiNn take no substitute or Inclose il nnd 0 cents in postage in letter and wo wttl senp Ecalcd by lvtum mail Full sealed particulars inplain envelope to ladies Qy two f - Queen Crescent Route Finest Trains in the South Through Cars toChicago without changefrom New Orleans Meridian Birmingham Chat- tanooga Jacksonville Ha Atlanta Macon AshevilleN C Knowiile Tenn Lexington and Georgetown Ky Choice of routes via Cincinnati or via Louisville Stop overs al- lowed on all Worlds Fair tickets at Chatta nooga Louisville Indianapolis or Cincinnati For further information as to Rates Car Service Sleeping Car Reservations etc call on or address any agent of the Queen Crescent Route or E T V G Ry D G Edwards G P A Cincinnati 0 tamps Address No 3 Fisher Block JietnnUJMich Sold in Mt Sterling by KcnncdyIro AV B Lloyd KCLloyd IV O Julian and drnggutu Pond Lily Co t everywhere J W HICKERSON CONTBAGTOR AND 201 Â¬ THROUGH CARS TO CHICAGO k 1 OFFIUEAT Call oti him BtJILDSR I i Richmoml Street ami bccuiq csthnate 0 n 1 fiPltkkS - P ii u- i 3tJ tif-f- jcu JtJSaa 9 trJiSj Bml Si WF3 UmJMWWOT l5 v rVfS S MT STBlilMFa averaging 1535 at ADVOCATE and head head bought oJj Caswell pounds 54 irowittnt 125 averaging 1510Â¬ pound This latter lot was con LAND STOCK AND CROP tracted for some weeks since Ueightoou head of Silas Stfbfer at Callfo buyers aro horo among Uio 4 averaging 1480 pounds 2G fanners offering nfodoruto prices for head of extra good ones of Will export cattle head at Coekrell nt 420 and Roid sold to Simon Wclhl U 1 2 cents averaging 1500 J Davis UY DVO0A0E TtJJEBBAX SftPTMBlGB 1 2 i i j j i - m imzl llLll BgI111 Mil hi 1 Ill timniiiwiii im THE G 1 To Our CUSTOMERS si - 5 Mffl SUB Mm M 1 1 for Goldsmith ago loOO lOO pounds at export fcattleavor cents mv i HORSE AND TRACK iI CIJ01CE SEASONABtiE JGOODS G0ES Noxt Thursday thero will bo nuilo Directum 4 is now king hU re Â¬ buyers at tho fj Ss 0 stock penB pre Â¬ cord is 207 pared to pay the cash for all their purchases Pixlcylias increased Budd Dobles wealth soin o 412o tins year Wilson J L Cogar and AmbroseHawkins Bold CO fat hogs to Sublet Nassar 2 11J carries a scyen ounco Georgetown at G per hundred and shoe forward and nine onces behind shipped 67 to the Cincinnati market Midway Clipper Coastmaiij by Bourbon Wilkes has and will go Thomas Herring sold to A II Bus Â¬ cut Ills mark to 210 faster William ter a lot of owes at 235 Moreland bought in this county 3C0 Doblo will look after Arion in ills fat hogs at 450 to 485 and a few races atOhicago and possibly for the butcher caltlo at 2c Interior Jour- Â¬ balance of tho scasou nal akS3fi i tj THAT ACCOUNT We trade My Stock consists of Clothing to suit the SUITS of CLOTHES which brought it Muspbe paid have waited justv as long as for- Â¬ bearance and indulgence will Ij ar gH o r IS rrx at come 2 V - V o allow - 3hatevef theimpunt 1 1 in and- - pay it and FUENiSHjsra GrObDl Everything desirable for money a little Call at the than the cost of manufacturing PANTS COATS ana viibib single or together at cut prices Then I would ask you to see my riovdties in Shoes They are being sold at what the people call in these times of money stringency baigains f Brignolla Wilkes by Georgo Peter Gentry sold to Goldsmith 18 is tho champion stallion of his Wilkct family head of export cattle at 412 per as ho now carries a race record ol diundrcd pounds They averaged jL5G0 pounds and wcro delivered 214 Monday The amount realized was filly Palo Alto Farms more than 12C0O Danville Advo Palatine by Palo Alto 208f cut ol cate Elaine 220 by Mcssonger Duroc hat 2 25 county has seldom been afflict- Â¬ reduced her record to This ed with such a drouth as now prevails Tho fast Canada stallion Alvin from ono end of it to tho other Many won tho ll trot at Columbus farmers aro hauliug water for their Ind defeating Magnolia Bello Archer stock and unless a good rain falls and Dr Sparks in 2 12J 2 11 within tho noxt few days tho corn will Margraves triumph over Double be fearfully short Richmond Regis- Â¬ Cross brought his earnings up to 11 ter 000 to date and ho has 50CC0 worth S Cavo Jr a tobacco buyer of of engagements yet to competq for Louisville and John Mason of Grassy At ono of tho tracks tho other da Lick wero hero last Thursday They took a trip through this county look- Â¬ tho well known form of John Spltfii ing at tho growing crops of tobacco was seen excitedly approaching tho and they think there will not bo ex Â¬ judges stand Noting Splans excited ceeding half a crop Owiugsvllle condition a friend stepped up and in u Go slow and doni low tonosald Outlook two-year-old greatly pblige M W YORK PAMBROOfiS St Mt Sterling Ky Â¬ 24 South Maysville JACOB GORDON Mt Sterling imwvJBssjrvjrvjrsvssy6 Louisville Tobacco Market Sales on our market for tho wcok just closed amount to 1826 hhds with rccoipts lor tho same period of 1236 hhds Sales on our market since January 1 amount to 95935 hhds Sales of tlio crop of 182 on our market amount to 98168 hhds The market for Burloy tobacco for tho past week has been steady and strong and prices closed higher for all grades Tho reports from growing crop as a rule continuo vory unfavor able Tho following quotations fairly rep rcsont our market for burloy tobacco 1892 crop Dark damaged tobacco Trash 350 to 400 Common cdlory trash 425 to 500 Medium to good colory trash 5 to jiIliiJlliijpHWpM iC free-for-a- lPll3Sg MMMlSrltltgM TABLER UGKEYE PILE MONET MATTEES ARE always a topic that interests Its a topic people to thinking and gener- Â¬ ally takes lots of hustle to keep on top with them Money is hard to get and harder to savelut there are ways and ways to do a thing One piece of folly is to pay rent forever There is a better way to live and have a home Go to Baird Winn and borrow the money on easy terms and easy payments Buy the house and let them insure it against nre and tornado and then have them insure your lite 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 BAIRD WINN u OINTMENT CURES HOTHIHQ BUT PILES and CERTAIN CURE known for 10 years as the BEST REMEDY FOR PILES Vrtytni bj P1CTUUD3Q5 EEOICCTE CO ST MCIS ri that puts all good Anderson Chcnault weighed to J W Bales yesterday forty cattle at 4 cents They averaged 1510 lbs As hard as times aro said to be C T Wells 6old a common cow Thomas Thorpe for 50 and then offered 5 for tho cow back Rich Â¬ loose moments hesitation tho reply came back Id rather lose my temper than my money and ho walked on Tho good form displayed by the famous old campaigner Pamlico b Meander last year was something oi a surpriso to tho followers of tho turf lie won tho 215 class at Columbus Ind in straight heats in thocxccllcn time 212 215 214 defeating Gertrude by Elyra Cheyenne by Nut- bourne and Parole by Patron your temper John I Without a A SURE An mond Climax Yesterday was a very dull Court day with only a small crowd in town There were no cattlo on the market mules wero ofTwenty fered at G0 but not sold A few plug horses changed hands at small Hukla 2K8J is vory peculiarly Ono cow and calf sold for marked On the left side of her face figures Common lugs not colory 400 to 30 Bourbon News arc a lot of freckles in her forehead h 5 Common colory lugs 5 to 750 Frank Ilondrix bought tho follow- Â¬ little vvhito mark like a very small ing fat shipping cattlo tlio past week streak of chain lightning under hoi Medium to good colory lugs 750 1 yoke of oxen at 80 of Jno Hdilck belly on tho left side a few while hairs the only white on her except in lo 850 west of town 1 yoke of oxen at 2 Common to medium leaf 800 to cents per pound of I B Conyors of the forohcad and near her coupling near Wyoming 1 bull at 19 of Jan on the loft side but on her neck a pe- Â¬ W Horseman Jr of Washington culiar dimple hid by her mane bi Medium to good leaf 9 to 12 enough to conceal a boys marble ot Branch Owingsvillo Outlook Good to fine IcaY 12 to 16 avcrago size Tho tobacco crop in this county is Select wrappery Btylee 16 to 526 Tho New Yoik Grand Circuit meet said to bo about tho best in state both Glovek DuimETT in quality and quantity by competent ing was au eventful one as Doble Â¬ slashed Kelly in the faco with hh judges who havo made it a point to in spect tho crop in tho hurley district whip and Crit Davis had a gun in hit DavcBarnott wanted at Winches Â¬ About all tho early tobacco has been pocket to tako a whack at Hickok ter for tho malicious cutting and housed in good shape and the prospect Tho trouble boween tho latter pair and for tho raisers gcttiuga fine price for was in tho Charter Oak stake Da v It wounding of his father-in-laaccused Hickok of carrying Ilarrietta nrother-in-laPuckettand his sister it aro exceedingly flattering up against the point of rocks It waft Mr W Z Thomson estimates his the first time Crit has been in the tho wife of thoyounger Puckett was present crop of tobacco at 200000 stand with a complaint in a number of captured at tho house of Jim Wilson Tho grass is drying up years but the judges did not help him in Bourbon county near tho Mont- Â¬ pounds and plowing virtually suspended for any As a 10CJ0 event was at stako gomery lino Sunday morning by tho present A soaking rain is needed Crit decided td protect himself and it McKinncy of Clark Tho weather has been lino foi is ecarcoly necessary to add that he Deputy Sheriff and Marshall Taul and Jailer JJcbI cutting and harvesting tobacco In was not bothered during tho balance of this place Barnetthad previously the vicinity of Georgetown the crop is of tho race a good one In some sections of the been located by Marshall Taul who county it is very poor Georgetown Almanza Byrd the live agent of the notified the authorities of Clark The Times Cincinnati Enquirer has been attend Â¬ crime for which ho is held was com- Â¬ Mr J W Bales shipped for N Leh- Â¬ ing tho Worlds Fair and while there mitted in Clark county September 9 man Bro Baltimore Maryland for did not let slip an opportunity to do 1892 Baructt is also wanted iif export on Tuesday last 160 head of fat work for his excellent papor One of Rowan county for house breaking cattle bought from tho following par- Â¬ our Sharpsburg subscribers speaks of ties T E Baldwin 28 head aver A gentleman with ago 1552 pounds at 4 Jc 40 head An Â¬ him this way The trial of L D Woods for tho derson Cheuault avcrago 1535 pounds glasses came up to me introduced killing of Barney Higgins the no- Â¬ at 44c 42 head D C Rico Co himself and said I know your hus Â¬ auarago 1530 pounds at 44c 38 hoad band quite well my name is Byrd torious ex Mayor of Somerset will begin at Danville to day Hig Alex Gibbs average 1538 pounds 44c 2 head B M Igo 3G70 pounds at from Mt Sterling Ky an agont for assault I would be gins had committed a brutal S Maupin 435 10 hoad 1550 tho Cincinnati Enquirer WoodB It is pounds at 4f cents glad to send it to you for a year upon a sister of believed Woods will be acquitted Kidd Bush shipped from this Ho is a hustler and carilcs his busi Congressman W C P Breckin- Â¬ place yesterday about 400 export ness with him wherever ho eoee If cattle among them 29 head bought the Enquirer had many such persist Â¬ ridge offered his services for the of John Gaitskill nt 4 cents per ent agents it would not be long until defense and if possible will be on lb averaging 1500 20 head of it would havo the largest circulation hand to help Woods in his defense Lucien Greene ut 4 cts per lb of any paper in tho world averaging 1530 25 head of Wm Mr Thomas H Fox of Richmoud in Bridgeforth 20 at 4 cts and 5 John Arnett of Shelby county was in the city spending a few days among at 3 1 2 nveraging 1515 30 head shot and almost instantly killed last Ho expresses him Â¬ pf Will Ed Jones at 4 cts aver- Â¬ week by a young man named Card- - his many friends self as enjoying his work in tho Rev Â¬ aging 1390 20 head of Silas Stofer well Aruett was a man of family Certainly he is tho enue service 18 head at 4 cts and 2 hoad nt and aged about forty years Ho had picture of health and we all over 3 1 2 cents 50 head of W and A in Chennult at 4 cts averaging 1525 lived Kansas where his mind had hero wish him unbounded success in becamo impaired and ho left his fam his now fiold of worlc 35 head of G T Fox at 4 cts averaging 1580 J 30 head of Georgo ily and returned to Kentucky whero Anderson at 4 cts averaging 1500 for sovoral years ho had been living A mob hung Bon Jackson a negro Young at Quincy1 Miss Thursday night 64 head of W H Prewitt at 425 in tho woods and fields per cwt averaging 1530 This Cardwoll was in charge of Mr W Jackson threw poison into a woll latter lot contracted for sometime Scarcos farm and staying at his house causing tho death of two children of since while ho was in Chicago Tho watch Thomas Woodruff BubIi aro buying for dog was baying something and Card Kidd Lehman in this and Clark counties well followed tho dog and seeing a B A Poole of Trigg county Ky export cattle and paying the vory dark object 11 red at it killing Mr has returned from a trip home Mr best prices tho market will allow Arnett Pool has just beon transferred from They are putting a large amount tho Civil Servico commission to tho of money in both counties oven ut Robert McEvcr a bookkeeper at tho Treasury drpartment which is a de Â¬ the prices they are able to offer for Merchants National Bank Chicago cattle They made a shipment of is missing It is reported that ho cm served promotion 500 head from this point and Win- Â¬ FOR bezzlod 25000 ibur fifths of which DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY chester Saturday Among those he was blackmailed out of by a fellow REPRESENTATIVE ANlJ SUPER shipped from this point were 41 Jiead boucrht of Can Gillisnio and clerk with whom ho lost some com- - INTENDENT OF SCHOOLS SEP- 7 tf J EMBER 2 3 John Talbott 35 head at 420 and pwtlvely small sums at tho races two-year-o- ld lnvo8tmont For an Education an Imperishable Capital Â¬ Prof Wilbur Smith Presidont of tho Commercial College of Kentucky University Loxington Ky who has been serving as Juror of Awards at tho Worlds Fair in the Department of Banking Finance and Commerce has returned to his famous College whore students from15 States aro receiving instruction in Banking Phonography Typewriting Telegraphy etc Gradu- Â¬ ates successful in getting situations Read Profj Smiths advertisement in another coluinu and write to him for circulars Col Craddock m MPMPlSflgfMPMTMSSg Hiiimiirlfflliiiif2iniaiihffimw I i ittHmJDitr fi tftrpm An ntiijr Hl Do you want to make a safo investment in tho If so put your money FSft Â¬ editor of tho 6pont Sunday niyht NATIONAL HOME EuildiicTai3 Loaiv jlssocialioiv lOOO with his frioud of this city Judge M M Cassidy Ono of tho oldest and largest companies in tho world now sold ih Mt Sterling Call and examine my plans w w Democratic primary for Represen- Â¬ tative and Superintendent of Schools September 23 7 tf i The resignation of Joia Quincy Assistant Secretary of State has been accepted by tho President Democratic primary for Represen tative and Superintendent of Schools Septombor 23 sale by 7 2t A Baum 7 Â¬ Tyler Apperson BJdg JAMES R WILSON Mt Sterling Ky iylyiyuuy MJMMfMMMWMMMM myiiiimyiiiiiiw MMSMMMWMM tf CLOSING ugga SALE OF DRY GOOD uiiiuipuiUiiuiipuuuujpuiiuiigciiiiajpiiiiuipui acywin Armours sugar cured hams for Son liyMimgpiinuqpmKjSiii i i Lost A pair of gold glasses for boy curved case near depot Will give a reward for their return o G L Kipkpatbick Wanted One thousand bushels of Irish pota- Â¬ toes Will pay tho highest market price Adam Baum Son In order to havo funds to meet my indebtedness falling duo will soil for 80 days my entira stock of DRY GOODS SHOES CLOAKS Etc at 4 r i Cost for Spot M 1 WHl also sell to my regular custom era on same terms as boforo Stock full and complete Como early and make your selection All personsowing JulyaccountsJ requested to make prompt payments aro Commercial College Cheaptt BtstBusintss Cotlteein iho World IfcMtHBM o4 ZWJWW dtiml EixhIiUb tot Emtabau Al rffcllhmtrflllmAniltw1itift Awarded gJ U Watlfal and kaltbhl liiliraJUuilUa MMtklS 10OOOnUilHliBlHH Xulr 1000 Student ToIUm UrT f2 HaT7aWHUaatiradaaua 4 Birt about 0 Bkort V0diy and Tclfcraahy tpwlatuia TMatUa laur Tali WILBUIt ft Uinu tt ainalui iiihsi 8M1TH LEXINQTON KY at Werlftt till S5iK soar vt qcxirirr B8WHQC1UTT JOHN SAMUELS PgMSMSSM gggggggg a WORMS WHITES CREAM MADISON FEMALE INSTITUTE A Homo School for tho higher education of young ladies Courao com Â¬ plete and thorough Location healty For particulars address 40 VERMIFUGE Has led all Worm Remedes EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED lt ACADEMY J l D CLARK Prfsidont Richmond Ky i FOR 20 YEARS - - tnruti ij SOlto EVERYWHERE BICUADSO XKDIC1XC CO BT tOCU PORlYOUNS LA0IE8 AND UITTLK QIRL8 MT BTMLINS KY Tic flwt term will begin 8opt 1803 Acndoralo and College Prcpai fttory Courf Pri jjri Dopartmcnt A limited number of boarding pupils For terms or other Information alldrOMMiMS Mi until Anguit 16 HyatUivlll after Augtut IB Mt IBtcrllng Ky wsn Ivia X if xv Ki a iSQkw Mi at aJSV O 7H Hi 1h JtUBti iAi 61 M k 51 AkiKff it I i j y wt