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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 4f v H Jr X - iVJi i v MT STERLING ADVOCATE 5 A WEEKLY JOURNAL The Old Man Ichabod my boy mcthoueht I heard you Bpeak of your siro this You are morning as tho old man Just 17 yoars of age arc you not so is tho age when callow This youth has his first attack of the big hoad You imagino at this moment that you know it all I obsorvo by tho cut of your trousers and tho angle of your hat tho flavor of your breath and tho style of your tooth pick shoes and the swagger of your walk that you aro badly gone on yourself This is an error ot youth which your unclo can overlook but it pains him sore to hear you speak in terms of disrespect of ono you should never mention save Ho by tho sacred namo of father may not bo up to your stylo in tho modern art of making a fool of him- Â¬ self but ten to one ho forgots moro in a week than you will over know Ho may not enjoy smoking gutter snipes chopped fino and inclosed in delicate tissue paper but ho has borno a good many hard knocks for your sake and is entitled to all tho reverence your shallow brain can muster By and by after you aro through knowing it all and begin to learn something you will bo ashamed to look in tho glass and will wonder whoro tho fool killer kept himself when were ripo with sacrifico And when tho old man grows tired of tho journey and stops to rest and you fold his hands across his bosom and tako a last look at the face that has grown beautiful in death you will feel a sting of regret that you ovor spoke of him so grossly disrespectful a manner and when you hear other sprouts of imbecility using the lan- Â¬ guage that so delighted you in tho germinal poriod of manhood you will feel like chasing them with a sled stako and crushing their skulls to see if there is any brain tissuo on tho inside Ex Clay Kings Last SchemeCol H Clay King tho murderer of David H Ppston now serving a life sentence in the Tenncssco penitentiary as a punishment for his crime has issued an address to tho public in which ho makes somo sensational charges Ho alleges that his convic tion was brought about by conspiracy between Judgp Julius J Dubois of Sholby county criminal court and relatives of Poston Dubois ho assertp used ovory means in his power to se- Â¬ cure conviction in order to placate tho H- - IDENTICAL ANOTHER ROWAN IN INXEREST WITH ITS OWN PEOPLE NO 10 WORLD VOL IV CLEVELAND REITERATES MT STERLING JKENTUCKY TUESDAY OCTOBER 3 1893 COUNTY MURDER His Views on the Financial Ques tion in a Letter to Governor M F- - Northern In reply to a lotted from Governor Northern of Ceorgia asking the President to givo his position on finan Â¬ cial matters Mr Clovoland has sont the following Executive Mansion Washington D C Sept 25 J 7 Hon W J Northern My Dear SSir I hardly know how to roply to your letter of tho 15th inst It Booms to mo that I am quite plainly en rec- Â¬ ord concerning tho financial question My letter accepting tho nomination to tho Presidency when read in connec- Â¬ tion with tho messago lately sent to tho Congress in extraordinary session appears to me to bo very explicit 1 want a currency that is stablo and safe in tho hauds of our people I will not knowingly be implicated in a con- Â¬ dition that will justly make mo in tho least degree answerable to any laborer j or farmer in the United States for a Fouch Sheriff Kills Connty Clerk Geo Johnson Yesterday was county court day of Rowan county and there were about two hundred people in Moro head Mr Fouch Sheriff of the county was in County Clerk Johnsons office u t jy shrinkage IN THE PURCHASING POWER Of tho dollar ho has received for a dollars worth of work or for a good dollars worth of the product of his toil I not only want our currency t bo of such a character that all kinds dollars will bo of equal purchasing wer at home but I want it to be of jSr such a character as will demonstrate abroad our wisdom and good faith thus placing upon a firm foundation our credit among tho nations of the earth Ywant our fiuancial conditions and tho laws relating to our currency so eaio and reassuring that those who have monoy will spend and in Â¬ vest it in business and new enterpris Â¬ es inBtcad of hoarding it You can not cure fright by calling it foolish and unreasonable and you can not prevent tho frightened man from hoarding his money I want a good sound and stable monoy and a condi- Â¬ tion of confidence that will kcop it ia about 1130 oclock collecting- taxes whenjhis right to collect delinquent taxes which had been reported to the State auditor came up and a dispute arose which was f ollowed by tho lie and tho Clerk 1892 crop Trash Dark damaged tobacco struck at or struck the Sheriff who 350 to 400 drew his pistol shooting the Common colory trash 425 to 500 once through the Clerk twice Medium to good colory trash 5 10 breast and once through the brain 7 killing him instantly Fouch sur Â¬ Common lugs not colory 400 to 5 rendered to County Judge Cross Common colory lugs 5 to 750 white At first there was intense Medium to good colory luge 750 excitement but it soon died down to 850 and Fouch was placed under a guard The two officers wore not 9 Common to medium leaf 800 to on very friendly terms Medium to good leaf 9 to 14 ACROSS A BARREL Good to fino leaf 14 to 10 Select wrappery styles 16 to 26 GLOVER Louisville Tobacco Market Sales on our market for tho week just closed araouut to 2756 hhds with receipta lor tho same period of 973 hhds Sales on our market since January lamount to 101357 hhds Sales of thigcropof 1892 on our market amount to 106313 hhds Tho markctrfor tho bettor grades of burley has been moro actlvo this week with a tendency to higher valuos The medium grades remain unchanged while common grades aro somewhat easier Tho housing of tho burloy crop has progressed rapidly during the week and considerable tobacco has been cut green on account of the few recent cool days and slight frost in some parts of the State Tho following quotations fairly rep resent our market for burloy tobacco GIVES UP THE Madeline Pollard Turns her Back Upon the World and a Home For Fallen Women A Washington special says Miss Madeline Pollard who has sued Con Â¬ gressman Breckinridge of Kentucky for breach of promise has voluntarily identified herself with the House of Mercy hero which seeks to reclaim fallen women Miss Pollard entered tho institution soon after the proceed ings against Mr Breckinridge were begun She is not known as Miss Pollard in the Home having assumed another name She has not entered tho institution ae unfortunate women aro received She has been accepted as a willing worker and is now en Â¬ gaged in missionary and educational duties Miss Pollard practically has surrendered all her liberties She was at first assigned to educational work but insisted upon sharing in tho drudgory of tho institution Tho inmates in the institution which aro supported by the Episcapal churches are kept by the church people under ciose surveilance and are not allowed even in tho day time to go out uuloss accompanied by ono of the workers Â¬ Enoch 1 1 MI MR ENOCH has Just re Â¬ turned from tho East with several thousand dollars worth of Goods bought to sell at a very low figure Lot of Goods wo will put on our counters at 25 to 40 per cent less than one year ago think of getting a Jii6t NICE DRESS at and up to in nice goods It will do your eyes good to look nt them Wo carer- a nice lino of DRESS GOODS Call and look at some of our bar Â¬ gains in Window lllinds Just think of it a good Wind for 20c each A good Carpet from HJjc per yard up to the very best Wool Carpets Nice Mutting full yard wide at 12c The very best Oil Cloths for 25c no lighti ilimsy stuff usually sold for that price but regular 35c goods 500 100 t A Card They Stretched the Impositor and Whaled Him W Coppock camo from Louisville Ky and ac- Â¬ cepted tho management of tho Jack- Â¬ sonville Ala Ice Company His deportment was that of a perfect gen Â¬ tleman and soon had tho respect and esteem of the citizens of Jacksonville and engaged himself to a young lady Tho marriage was to of that place como off two weeks hence Tuesday evening it leaked out that ho had a living wife and two children in Louisville Ky Tho citizens as semble purchased a whale bone buggy whip iuvited tho impositor to lay himself across a barrel with face down tor about 20 minutes and the lash was applied in a genteel manner Ho was then put on board tho north- Â¬ bound East Teunesssee Virginia Georgia train and gently reminded that ho had bettor shako tho dust of Alabama from his feet which ho did without further persuation Cincin Â¬ nati Post Â¬ DuilRETT Tender of Their Eeelings Tho annual report of the Health Officers credits two Louisville deaths during tho past mortuary year to in tempcrenco and in obedience to the injunction to speak no ill of tho dead considerately assigns tho others to cirrhosis of the liver heart failure and other miasmatic forms of euphemistic About two years ago J use mendacity As brutal candor would lacerate tho sorrows of relatives and wound tho tender sensibilities of the barkeopers it is well porhaps that tho bitter truth should thus be officially hearty support sugar coated But all the same red I am vory respectfully and amber liquors killed moro than S W Gaitskill two or two hundred people in this town during the past year Louisville Everett gets the Postoffice Times I desire to return my sincere thanks to tho many friends who have so kindly tendered mo their support in tho race for the Democratic nomina- Â¬ tion for Chief of Police I find that my business engagements aro such as to demand that I shall forego the pleasure of accepting tho vory liberal support tendered mr I therefore withdraw my name as a candidate for Chief of Police But I desiro to state distinctly that this is done in the interest of no candidate and I leave tho race with no entanglements Again thanking my friends for their Enoch In 5c and lOc Goods we have so many thousand articles wo have not the space to tell you about them but ask you to Just call and look over it is equal to a side show Hardware Stoves We can save you money in this lino every time just think a No 7 Cook Stove for 175 up to any amount from 275 up a Pounds of Nails for 10c 2 Good Brooms 25c Tacks lc a box or 10c a pound Nico Heaters Underwear Gents and Ladies Wo have n nico heavy Vest for 20c that no ilrm in the town will duplicate for B5c up to any price ynu want We have a nice lino of Ladies Muslin Under Â¬ wear at less than a lady can buy the material for Within the limits of what I have written I am a friend of silver but I believe its proper place in our curren- Â¬ cy can only bo fixed by a readjustment of our currency legislation and tho in Â¬ auguration of a consistent and com- prehensivo finaucial scheme I think SUCH A THING Editors Advocate The city needs efficient officers for the preservation of its peace and good or- Â¬ Ono of tho most important der places to bo filled is that of City At- Â¬ torney To fill this acceptably re- Â¬ quires a man fearless in the discharge of his duty and with a fitness to mako a vigorous prosecution whore it is needed Every man no matter how good ho may bo otherwise does not necessarily possess these qualifications A man docs not havo to bo hand hi glove with gamblors brawlers and elements and the of worst society to mako him an unfit person to hold this for our citys peace im- Â¬ portant ofilco I havo no word of dis paragomont for any ono of tho candi Â¬ dates for this office I do desiro to call attention to tho special fitness of ono among thorn for tho duties of tho place to which ho aspires Tho fact is well known to all that almost tho only enemies he has made and certainly the most active ones he possesses are those whose enmity can bo distinctly traced to his vigorous prosecution or fearless administration of the law as It applied to them or somo of their friends Surely a man who is fearless in tho discharge of his duty efficient active and painstaking in prosecuting and who always all ofleudors exhibits a lively and intelligent inter- Â¬ est in tho citys affairs should havo tho votes of all right thinking citizens Such u uiuu lb Judgu 11 Ciuy McKee and I am firmly persuaded it is very much t tliocltyp Interest to elect him I hope the voters can see this as I do A Citizen Tho store of Mr Charles Stafford at Jeffersonvillo was burned on Fri Â¬ day night Tho Postofilce was located in tho building and all tho effects together with tho stock of goods wero Tho goods wero insured for lost 1000 aud the building which belong Â¬ ed to Mrs Salyor for 500 - Can only bo entered upon profitably and hopefully after tho repeal of tho law which is charged with all our financial woes In the present state of the public mind this law cannot be 1 built upon nor patched in such away as to reliove tho situation L Lam therefore opposed to tho fioo and unlimited coinage of silvor by this country alone and independently and I am in favor of tho immediate y and unconditional repeal of tho pur- chasing clause of tho so called Sher- f man law I confess I am astonished by tho op- Â¬ position in tho Senate to such prompt action as would relievo tho present un- Â¬ fortunate situation My daily prayer is that tho delay occasioned by such opposition may not bo tho casueof plunging tho coun- Â¬ try into deeper depression than it has yet known and that the Democratic party may not be justly held responsi Â¬ ble for such a castastropho Yours vory truly j v Postons who wero his political enemies King also charges that Mrs Gideon J Pillow and David II Pos- Â¬ ton the murdered man wero crimin- Â¬ ally intimato- Tho publication of tho article haB caused a sensation King wroto it for tho purpose of arousing public sontiment in his favor in tho hopo of securing a pardon but ho will fail in his object as Governor Turnoy was a member of tho supremo court when Kings death sentonco was affirmed Â¬ Register to day Rnssell Nominated Tho Massachusetts Democratic Con- Â¬ vention met in convention on Wednes day at Boston and nominated Hon J W Russell for Governor When Mr Russell was introduced he said If our opponents leaving the State issue make their fight on the ground of tho late financial disturbances and the stoppage of industries they will gain only tho votes of tho ignorant and unthinking whoso drift of lato years nas been to their sido The Sherman bill was a shock to foreign coufidence Tho McKinloy tariff was the fulfillment of a bargain in which tho right to lay and collect taxes tho highest act of sovereignty tho right conforrcd by tho people sole- Â¬ ly for tho purposes of revenue and limited closely to tho need of Govern- Â¬ ment wero transferred to individuals Â¬ The Postmaster General informed Representative M C Lisle on Satur- Â¬ day that tho appointment of George C Everett to bo Postmaster at Mt Sterling had been mauo out and his nomi- Â¬ nation would go to tho Senate with others yesterday This ends tho long waiting of the democrats to see this place filled by one of their number As indicated elsewhere Mr John C Wood tho present incumbent sent in his resignation some days since Mr Wood has made a splendid official and will vacate the offico with tho good opinion of all who havo had any deal Â¬ ings with him in his official capacity Â¬ without making We can fix you out at tho very bottom figures in Hlankets Comforts Child Â¬ rens Cloaks etc Oil Cloth for table 20c yd REESE B n B JIT STERLING KY nriMHNG Enoch A New I Gold and Heat Water freezes and becomes ice at 32 Grover Cleveland what Do Tou Take Medicine for Becauso you aro sick to get well or because you and want wish to prevent illness Then remem Â¬ ber that Hoods Sarsaprilla cures all diseases caused by impure blood and is not what debility of the system its proprietors say but what Hoods Sarsaparilla does that tolls tho story of its merit Bo sure to get Hoods and only Hoods Snow fell in Pennsylvania and Massa chusetts jb nuay Tho Kentucky Association will hpld their fall meeiing as usual Tho inten tion to declaro tho meeting off has been reconsidered bo Mr J E Hanly tho Secretary writes us tho prospect excolont for tho best mooting in tho Thistoryof tho Association Mr Robort A Thompson will at tho Baptist church next rfnreach morning Ffiunuay Â¬ It degrees Fahrenheit whereas mercury only freeres at 39 degrees below zero Fahrenheit 01 ivo oil on tho contra- Â¬ ry shows signs of congelation at from Oto 45 degrees Fahrenheit Tho three substances quoted being all liquldsthe difference in the loss of heat requisite to bring them to solidification is very great indeed Tho action of heat on fluids or solids is equally various and corporations Water boils at 212 degrees Fahrenheit Mr Russell in closing praised tho lead molts at G12 degrees tho fusing courso ot President Cleveland and point of gold is 201G degrees and of Strong warm hearted typo of said iron 3000 degrees Amorican citizenship the best exam plo of tho broadest statesmanship For Trade I havo for trado 13 nico yearling tho question in our election is will cattle that I am desirous to exchange Massachusetts stand by his admininis Must tion for two good yearling mules Tho rest of tho ticket is a follows bo good ones For Secretary of State Hon Jamci J E Thompson W McDonald of Marlboro for Treas Â¬ Democrats do not forgot to register urer and Receiver General Hon to day if you expect to voto at tho No Â¬ Ebou S Stovens of Dudloy for At Â¬ Every Republican torney General Hon Charles S Hioy vember election whito and black will see that his of Lowoll for Auditor Hon John T namo is written there Tho Republi Â¬ Wheelwright of Boston cans proposo to mako a fight for mu Â¬ Rev E E Bomar has bcon called to nicipal offices pastorate tho First Baptist Church Tho Kentucky soldors their widows Aiken 8 C a city of nearly 3200 pop- Â¬ and orphans aro drawing from tho Na- Â¬ ulation Mr Bomar is an actlvo paB tional Treasury about 1000000 an- Â¬ tor a number ono preacher and has nually tho esteem of this entire pcoplo who Bath Circuit Court is in session at will rojolco that he has a largo field in Owingsvillo which to do good i Tho Traders Deposit Batik will re Â¬ sume business fully somo day during this week The impressiou got out that tho bank would begin business Mouday and on that day largo depos- Â¬ its wore tendered thereby making the bank officials happy over flattering prospects Tho condition of the bank is better than at any time sinco its or- Â¬ ganization and tho friends of the in- Â¬ stitution aro showiag their faith by their offerings of substantial support While the assignee was entitled to ht least 3750 and the attorneys also a handsome Bum thoy manifested their generosity by giving their services free of any charge This resumption will untie at least 375000 thereby giving circulation to a largo amount aud restoring confidence in tho busi Â¬ ness circles of our immediate section Through Sleeping Line Car From Chicago to Seattle via tho Chic- Â¬ ago Milwaukee St Paul and Groat Northern railways has been establish Â¬ ed and first class sleeping cars will hereafter run daily from Chicago at 1030 p m arriving at Seattle 1130 p m fourth day This undoubtedly is tho best route to reach tho North Pacific Coast For tinio tables maps aud other in formation apply to tho nearest ticket agent or address D O Brady South- Â¬ D D Taylor who was licensed to the ministry by tlin Baptist chuivli last Wednesday evt nin Inc ivMgii as Secrotary of tho Y M C A ami left for Louisville to attend tho South- Â¬ ern Baptist Theological Seminary Ilu is a man of rare talents thoroughly in love with his calling energetic strong iu mind and with a vigorous phy Â¬ The sique will attain to eminence members of tho Y M C A and citi Â¬ zens regret to lose Mr Taylor but bll htm God speed iu his high calling Mrs Charles Parsons neo William aged 23 yearn died from typhoid fla Â¬ vor at her homo iu Carlico Thursday Slio loaves a husband and two chil Â¬ dren J WPiirenna niv two son Jesse and Roger attended tho funoral ern Passonger Agent C M St P Ry 237 Fourtd avenuo Louisville Ky 10 3t It is almost a certainty that tho men implicated iu the hold up of tho Ill- Â¬ inois Central train at Contralia on the morning of Thursday Sept 20 wore tho same who on two different occa- Â¬ sions heft up tho Mobilo Ohio traiu at Forest Lawn just beyond tho city limits of East St Louie Tho police aro iu posssssion of evidence which indicates tho complicity of at least two of tho Contralia robbers In tho Forest Lawn aflair Miss Ida Reynolds and Irving Eng Â¬ lish who Bet firo to a houso which caus- ed a 20000 fire in East Knoxvillo a few days ago wore sentenced to tho Green wado closed his tout mooting at Sidoviow last Sunday night with ten confessions and bap Â¬ tisms aud ono reclaimed Largo audi Â¬ ences and a doop interest throughout tho meetiug Eldor B J nonltcntiarv for seven vears at Knoy I villo Tennessee r is ii y j--i- MT STEELING ADVOCATE TUESDAY OCTOBER 3 1893 THE ADVOCATE M Cheeked the progress of Con BUmptlon Its cured too if its takon In time What is needed is tho ono unfail Â¬ ing remedy for Scrofula in all its forms for ono of thoso forms Lung scrofula is Con- Â¬ sumption -- Rid it of the taints and poisons that make it easy for this tq fasten its bold Then if said dreaded diseaso you havent dolayod too long you can bo I voted for Jackson and with this cured From beginning to end tho remedy is Dr ho struck tho heavy forrulo of his Pierces Golden Medical Discovery Its tMo ground as most potent blood cleanser strength restorer hickory stick hard on the and fiosh buildor known to medical science if to sayy I voted for Jackson right Consumption and overy form of Scrofula But ho was too busy and blood taint all yield to it For Weak here sah Lungs Spitting of Blood Bronchitis Asth chewing to talk much ma and all sovero lingering Coughs its an unoqualcd remedy and the only ono for tho Indians here when you came sir Blooa and Lungs thats guaranteed If it I asked earnestly doesnt benoflt or euro In overy caso you havo your monoy back Yes sah Indians and bar and buffalo and door moa in the river Yes sah THE OCEAN round tho Island yander placo for deer wo used to kill great The oceans waves In steadfast restlessness ten of a night sah tako canoes a Seek still tho unvnniuislicdunrctrcntlngehorc us with hickory bark torches Nor know where they shall fait nor hoar tho dozen of and go whirling arouud tho Island roar Of their own music But with sweep snd sah Brightest light in tho world stress deor cant 33cat on tho sands u lilcli fell not their Impress sah hickory bark torches o crmoro torches makes sco you hickory bark And break in bnflled sprays for On rocks which heed no hap no dole deplore Why em blind kill em with a club Thoy are Insensate dumb and passionless that night after tho day I voted fur Incessant Infinite without intentl Jackson sah Thus ebbs tho ocean thus the ocean flows Hero some Democratic grangors A frenzied stiivlng for unknown repose Unending toll with no accomplishment came up to bo introduced to tho man Tho waves are souls tho tido is destiny and I who had voted for JacKson Tho ocean life tho shore eternity Itobcrt Hums Wilson in October Fetters passed on to meditate in tho twilight Southern Magazine over the solution of tho moBt splendid and inspiring mystery of my child- Â¬ California For Health hood I had merely scon men huntÂ¬ Â¬ I am often asked what part of South- ing deer with hickory bark torches ern California is best adapted to cer Â¬ near tho old battle ground of Harri-t-on- s tain individual cases This is of Joaquin Miller in Tippecanoe course a matter of personal and con- Â¬ October Fetters Southern Magazine stitutional election As a rule how Â¬ ever I may say that rheumatic neuIn an ago of fraud and adulteration ralgic and larnygeal cases do bettor in it is certainly gratifying to know that tho interior sinco tho sea air loses such an extonsively used preparation much of its severity in traveling in Â¬ as Ayers Sarsaparilla may bo Implicit- Â¬ land between a hot sun and a warm ly relied upon It never varies either soil Convalescing cases recovering in quality appearanco or effect but is from 6omo long and tedious illness always up to tho standard and thoso suffering from nervous pros- Â¬ tration insomnia or tho debilitated A Universal Beantifier stages of advanced consumption are effective and agreeable Harmless moro benefited by tho bracing air of Ayers Hair Vigor has takon high rank the coast tho greater invariability among toilet articles This prepara- Â¬ hero experienced and tho greater tion causes thin weak hair to become amount of atmospheric moisturo hav Â¬ abundant etrong snd healthy and re- Â¬ ing the desired effect stores gray hair to its original color It is tho abseuco of enervating heat during tho day or night that permits Stub Ends of Thought blood thats tho first thing Purify your was not present And so the old man who had voted for Jackson was not glad Its dull when Dan aint hero wo oNpcotod to hear some spcakln This ie what tho old patriarch who bad voted for Jackeon said right in ttoprosonco of Governor Knott and Ottreom by itli unforeteen John P Irish Thoy smllod pleasant Tho man with kidney diseaso may first apply leaving mo for relief from dropsy or skin oruptlons or the ly and soon faded away alone with tho man who had voted woman with kidney disease or female weakness may first apply for treatment for latno back or for Jackson fullness about tho eyes or moth on tho face You havo boon hero somo time I Pcoplo often find themselves in the situation so hoes Â¬ IgTaiBugplJapalfcatanst CHICAGO rHg 1 VBurgn UjARFtlMAN sj m Msmmmm IO mM OTT3S - m iZ saSSS w iii 171 nil i Coliii tin i riil fill JS8buHwn R m HI Â¬ aptly figured by the Hon John Allen of Miss the wit of tho Slst Congress Hero is his ecle tinted rhyme lot fly on tho floor of tbo IIouso to the great amusement of that body Theres Wanny runs the post ofllco And Levi runs tho bar While baby runs tho White Bouse n it here wo ore And d Well its so with the afflicted To avoid thoso ills or to euro them Dr Formers Kidnoy and Backache Curo will not disappoint Tho Rev A J Mcachant lato presiding Elder Grovo City Pa Apr 4 18S2 writes For 25 years I suffered with kidney dlfilcAty and used only 3 bottles of Dr Fcnners Kidney and Dackacho Cure I have had less backache in tho last 10 years than I formerly had in 10 minutes I feel entirely cured Money refunded if satisfac tion not given Tako home a bottle to day It means happiness and prolonged life Â¬ LDUISYILLEflViaiNGTOH LaUVILlE Chicago CnAmNOOGAlNftiOXVILUr M li nil 4 Fall Stoek l BaAra AVHEVUE SV BiMWqIam NjTLANTA i I m A MAGNIFICENT at popular prices line An iK unlimited variety in every de- Â¬ partment Qualities as you like them Styles the latest Assortment complete Criminals Cannot be Citizens Solifl TustilmM Trains Â¬ of so many restorations of shattered health which would elsewhere bo im- Â¬ possible For this reason invalids have betn induced to adopt a Califor nian summer for a climatic change or for a residence and our Eastern friends can readily see that it is erro- Â¬ neous to consider California only as a winter resort To tho tourist the region offers every conceivablo variety of temperature met with in either Europe Africa or Abia The shores of Africa and the interior of tho great Sahara tho high lands of Spain and tho low hills and plains of Italy tho abrupt Apennines and tho moro gigantic Alps of either Switzerland or Bavaria the heather clad hills of Scotland and the sunny Â¬ islets of tho Greek archipelago all havo hero their counterparts Yet with this strange diversity tho cli- Â¬ matic factorial in llucnce of tho great heatid desert and tho vast cold ocean comliino to produce a homogeneity twit makes California unique among tho known regions of tho world P C Rcmoudinu M D in California He Voted For Jackson- - A Presidential election wa pond Â¬ ing and I had come from tho farthest West to huar and to tako part with some speakers who wcro to address tho people at a point not ten miles from this famous battle ground of the But I had no heart in tho Wabash work bofoio us and so I went about all alone trying to find some ono who had at lea t heard of Lord and Lady Baltimore 2ot a Mjunrt or traco of them or their ti ad ition of tho haunted island could I hear though I asked and asked till tho day was far spont At last when the patriotic bpeaking was all over I went up to whore stood a group of friends and was introduced to an old man who had voted for Jack- Â¬ son Ho leaned on a hickory stafFand chewed tobacco with tho corners of his mouth with all his might lie had no teeth but somehow ho managed to grind up enough to kcopalittlo stream of tobacco juice trickling down each corner of his mouth all tho time It was a Domocratic group Proctor Knott Governor of Kentucky John P Irish tho California orator and many other ablo men wore of this group and had spoken But tho idol of all Domooruts hero Daniel Voor- - Convicts aro not allowed to come Into this country as Immigrants Neither Atlanta aro paupers nor cripples unless some Jacksonville ono guarantees their support Thoro N no reason why unnaturalized crimi- Â¬ Successors to I N Phipps RINEARSON G P A nals should bo treated differeutly from criminals who havo not yet entered Cincinnati O iho country Even American born citizens lose their citizenship when Trust is tho strongest link In tho convicted of crime Foreign born chain of association w orkingmen who iutend to make this Not ono time in a million aro a country their homo should consider mans tears dishonest what may be the fate of Ross and hesitate before said of a womans is different they engage in unlawful aud riotoiiB Every body would bo perfect If every Â¬ demonstrations Brooklyn Eagle body else thought so AGENTS WANTED Matrimony is lovoe eye opener The Reversible Falls in the St Gossip is tho bullot in tho gun of John River Idlo curiosity Honesty is not contagious But the most picturesque as well as Its a long way round to reach Ileav tho most striking manifestation of the on by somo churches Detrait tidal vise and fall is at tho mouth of 131and 133 W 4th St CINGINNATI0 tho St John river at St John Now Good Looks THE LARGEST EXCLUSIVE Brunswick Hero may bo witnessed Good looks aro moro than skin deep on every tido a change of conditions depending upon a healthy condition as sudden and as complete as a quick of all the vital organs If tho liver be cliungo of scone in a drama the inactive you havo a bilious look if beauty of tho landscape enhanced b ffiil tttjIlsI TEEir t your stomach bo disordered you havo the handiwork of man adding grcatlj a dyspeptic look and if your kidneys to tho impresHivcness of the phenome- Â¬ House in the West Constantly keep on hand bo affected you havo a pinched look non This is locally known as the the best selections in all the finer and medium Securo good health and you will have rovorsiblo falls although reversible T nn IM XYMr grades of Carpetings and will furnish samples good looks rAmtlUKAULt Electric Bitters is the rapids would bo moro appropriate i and estimates as also skilled mechanics to do BW II t5TO great Alterative and Tonic acts direct In a map of St John and its environs JH MANAGE your work on application jiTuiinvi Â¬ ly oi these vital organs Cures pim drawn in 178A by an officer of Ufauwi--i- J tho St wlltpZ ples blotches boils and gives a good Johns Loyalists I tho matter is re USE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST coniploxion Sold at W S Lloyds ferred to in a marginal note and Work J3 Sand TEN cents to SO Union Sq H Y drugstore 50 cents per bottle Blind Luck and for our prlzo camo Tho falls in this river are justlj win a Wow Homo Sowing Machlno A Specialty ranked among tho curiosities of the Tho New Home Sewing Machine Co H Destruction of Forests in the world thoy Wo aro their Representatives for Eastern Kentucky and aro at tho mouth of the ORAMGE MASS ri carry a full lino in picco or sample When in Cincinnati bo United States -- cX23 UNION SQUAREHyr rivor about ono milo from tho en- Â¬ suro to sco thoir immense and attractive stock i trance and aro navijjablo four times CM ILL ttOStfVfS Tho United States sells its forest in twenty four hours which com- Â¬ iuxcf riewFOR SALE BY lands at 250 an acre lumber compa- mands great attention as only a fow Temple Bnilding Mt Sterling Ky nies indirectly acquiring a square milo minutes aro required to pass in safe p Pronounced Hopeloss Yet Saved of land for it little over 1G00 while ty From a lottor writton by Mrs Ada tho timber on it is often worth 20000 Tho tido rising from twenty to E llurd of Gorton S D wo quoto Tho French government forests return twenty four fcot at high water is six Was taken with a bad cold which an avorago profit of 250 au aero an Â¬ or eight foot higher than tho rivor nt TiiyiVTffH nually from timber sales or two and a which occasions a fall in tho rivor as Bottled on my lungs cough sot in and half porcont interest on tho value of well as out tho wholo water of tho finally terminated in Consumption the land Tho United States now owns country having to pass between two Four doctors gavo mo up saying 1 could not llvo but a short time I gavo tAt only enough forest land to provide a rocks sixtv yards dihtant rT- lll a OuS3 Tnin dLwO continual timber supply to its nresont Tho ficono of theso rapids is a beau Â¬ myself up to my Savior determined fl LUKJIS-LLK population if forests aro managed und tiful gorgo through which in roinote If I could not 6tay with my friends on HAINES lumber used as in Germany Tho Uni Â¬ ages tho rivor appears to havo forced earth I would meet my absont ones FISCHER ted Slates is oxactly In tho position of its way For twenty minutes on oach abovo My husband was advised to got ESTY a man making largo drafts on and us- Â¬ bb and flood tho river hero is as Dr Kings Now Discovery for Con HAMILTON ing up au Immense ideal capital which placid as a mountain lako on a tran- Â¬ biimption Coughs and Colds I gavo it If properly Invested would return an quil day Suddenly a streak of whlto a trial took in all eight bottle it has Rheumatic Ring 1 Interest sufficient for his expenditures spreads across tho gorge and in a fow cured mo and thank God I am now a In 1885 tho govornmout of Bavaria minutes tho calm is succeeded by the well and hearty woman Trial bottles sent an export forester to study tho turmll of rumlilif whirling waters freo at W S Lloyds Drugstore regu Â¬ timbors of tho United States who sta Â¬ Tho reflections of tho rocky shores lar size 50o and 100 ted In fiftcon years you will have to and of tho graceful outlines of tho sus Mr Mlko McCarty formerly with 5 Will Cure Rheumaism niport your timber and as you will pension and cantilever bridges which tho Mt Sterling Gas Company is probably havo a preference for Ameri span tho mouth of tho gorgo aro oblit Â¬ now with tho Mt Storliug Gas and FOR SALE BY can kinds wd shall begin to grow thorn erated as if a mirror had suddenly Electric Company and will answer all TEWELER i t in order to bo ready to eond thorn to been ruthlessly shattered m Gutav calls for plumbing work of all kinds JuicscjicJbtJlx you at tho propor time Century JCobbo in Scrlbncr 9 3t There was much talk about tho rights of American worklngmcn dur- Â¬ CINCINNATI ing tho Homestead strike last year LEXINGTON and tho so called monopolists wore roundly abused for their trcatmont of frccborn citizens Hugh Ross ono of Through Sleeping Cars tho leaders in tho striko oud a mem ber of tho advisory committee which setup an Independent and revolution- Â¬ to ary govornmout in Homestead and refused to allow tho regularly elected officers of tho town and county to do their duty recently applied for natur- Â¬ alization papers Ho is a Scotchman Finest Trains in The South aud a subject of Queen Victoria and ho was 6uch when ho was violating tho laws of tho State of Pennsylvania TO United States District Judge Buffing ton of Pittsburg has refused to Chattanoogo naturalize him because indictments are hanging over him charging him Birmingham with murder treason and riot in con- Â¬ nection with tho Homestead affair It Now Orleans would seem to follow from this de Â¬ Shrovoport cision that if Hoss is convicted ho can never become au American citizen Ashvillc This would not be a result which would bo tho source of great regret Knoxvllle to GREAT INDUCEMENTS Offered in Gents and Children Summer Hats I jft Â¬ Leiiitoi magi which will be opened ud in n few Hav h Mens and Boys eAseeae i lotliiiMs Caps Tills A AND VALISES TOKHAffilR I irzEariE IpIT IUNHISK GEO OTTO Co i4l Carpet and Drapery - -- -- Â¬ ct Parquette Floors Grill Â¬ SUTTON SMITH JU I r i 1 ilti ll1 yri I r I 1 l i lKUti 1 PIANOS ORGANS I Â¬ rmmW i W JOISTES THE m I 4 4 V l2t 1 e v - ntV0 RK MT STEERING ADVOOAE TUESlDAf OCTOBER 3 1803 DANGEROUS LOOKING BOXES A Ships Stores Tlmt Frightened tho Captain A of h Mrltlsh Vcssol fttero is an amusing incident which her majestys ship Can Ida in 1883 when the JDuko of York -- hhDponcd on Because royalty was aboard un- ML aasual precautions were observed to mako tho ship thoroughly safe When an inventory of the commis-- sariat was taken two suspicious looking boxes woro found amongHho stores of which no account could bo discovered This was a time when tho alleged activity of Irish dynamit ers was giving Englishmen many troubled dreams An explosion al most in midocean had sunk a ship attached to tho Pacific squadron ff only a short time before and it was believed by many that tho explosion had been causod by dynamite The commissariat officers of the Canada wero sorely dismayed by the two mysterious boxes flight not some fanatical Irish patriot havo sought to guin for himself everlasting glory by smuggling an iufernol ilhachino on board tho ship which ad to carry tho possible future long of a hated nation Such a machine would bo timed tto do its deadly work when least QYpccted What could tho suspicious boxes contain if not tho doom of a warship with all on board Tho prince was tho coveted game to bo sure but 300 insignificant souls must go with him 1 Who could blame tho officers for Taeing alarmed There was something to ba alarnfod about when no account of the boxes could bo found ainone tho Bhips papers No time must bo lost for before another J liour they might all bo scattered to the elements Tho sedato old captain ordered the two boxes to bo slipped ovorboard as damaged goods and tho matter Icept strictly secret from the prince find tho men in order to avoid a panic After moro than two months on tho ocean another inventory of tho ships stores becamo necessary for Ufa captain intended to tako in a new supply at Halifax V Now tho invoice of two boxes of German sausages taken on board at Portsmouth was found among some other papers But tho goods wero not in stock nor did tho accounts that they had been consumed sh during tho voyage What had been a dark secret with few soon furnished amusement for a tho whold ship for tho boxes containedGerman sausage London Tit Bits Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ It occurred when tho vessel was hut a few days at sea was on hoard -- - 1 M Kentucky Central R R Boat tho Exports k Tho insanity expert is somotimes WEST BOUND Leaves Mt Sterling BLUE GRASS ROUTE considered a rather agilo and uncer- Â¬ Successor to Ca39ity Ss Smith Tho readiness with tain witness Lexington Accommodation No 7 023 a in Loulsvlllo Express No 1 whicli different experts deduce tli- - v 1123 am Shortest and Quickest Route Loxington Accommodation No 25 For all kinds of 250 p in rectly opposito conclusions from tho fVcstlbulcd ExpicssNo 23 507 pm FJIOM same promises proves very perplexing to jurors and tho public at largo in Daily except Sunday Worshipers otStrnngo Gods fDallV many trials that attract public atten- Â¬ CENTRAL KENTUCKY Snako worshipers aro more nu- tion Tho Americai juror however AND Solid vcstlbulcd trains with dining cars No merous than river worshipers in tho is also a poreon of somo versatility bus transfers TO ALL POINTS Punjab They havo always been a Through sleepers from Lexington without and capable upon occasion of compet- Â¬ largo denomination in heathen counclunsd G W BARNEY Dist Im Agt tries Why thoy worship snakes is a ing with any class of experts upon Lexington Ky His ability to do this problem that has been frequently equal terms I C Jl RYAN discussed to no particular purpose has just been demonstrated in an ia tf As3t Gen Pass Agent bats Through daily train service between But people who worship owls caso in New York II W FULLER Cincinnati O lobsters rats and mjco will worship Gen Pass Agent Cincinnati and Middlesborough David J Solomon a merchant of Washington 1 C anything and perhaps snako worE F Robertson Tyiai city had an engagement to and points on L N R E shipers are so common merely be- - New York MANAGERS causo snakes are so widely distributed marry Miss Clara Perry Thomas on and so far from oxclusivo in their tho ovoning of tho 8th of August last Schedule In Effect June IStXJ scan Kentucky Midland Ry habits If n man worships an opos but failed to appear Ilis reason for sum or an ornithornycus ho must go absonco was unexceptionable lor at SouthUouud Xo 1 No 5 Xo3 to Australia to do so but serpents aro tlio hour for the nuptials ho was an Dally Accm Shortest and ijuicLest between everywhere So is tho earth Prithi Fast Lino Dally Excess BJooming Daily Dx Sun and the earth as Hertha Demeter involuntary inmate of the many other names has dalolusano Asylum He had been sent arid under CINCINNATI AND FRANKFORT Lvc Cincinnati S 10 n m 7 55pm 3 85pm nover wanted adorers there at tho instance of hie brother Lvo Covington 8 IS a m 8 03pm 8 41pm 9 45 am 0 08pm 4 47pm Lo Falmouth aro Henry who had obtained a certificate Even tho untutored Pawnees Only direct lino between Incorporated Lvc Cynthiana 10 43 a m 0 50pm 6 4 pni worshipers and bury articles from two physicians that David was 11 18 a m earth e itipui 10 lnpin Ait laris 12 10 in 10 65pm 7 JOpia by way of sacrifice which is moro insane and on that certificate a Judge Slanufactnrers and dealara in all kinds ol Franktort Georgetown and Paris Arr Lexington Lvo Iails 11 23 a m lo 25 pm economical than burning them as 6 20pm Carlisle Maysville Cynthlana 12 10 m Arr Winchester a 50pm 10 55 pm they can bo dug up again Tho an- o ranted an order for his confinement Lvo Winchester 12 40 inn 10 66 1111 7 OOpnx Falmouth and Covington His intended brido iii tho asylum 1 85 t m 11 43 pm Ait Richmond 7 50pm cestral niound is a good deal adored L c Richmond l 83 u m 11 43 pm in tho Punjab In Scotland it be- was told that ho was insane but tho Lvc llerca 2 03 pin 12 07 am 1 05 nm 8 10 p m Arr Livingbton came tho fairy hill as at Aberfoylo place where ho was confined was 3 13 pm 1 25 am ASK FOIt TICKETS VIA KY MIDLAN- D- Lve Livingston and was treated with conspicuous re- withheld from her Lvo London 3 B2 p ill 2 11 am Pino and Poplar Singles White 4 28 p in 2 65 nm Air Cotbin spect in times comparatively modern 4 35 p in 3 10 am Lie Coibln David Solomou had two thirds in Â¬ Lvo llarboiirvlllo5 20 p m 3 52 nm Tho church was usually built as near daughter amounting to i 00 p m 4 80 nm Trains Rnn By Central StanAard Time Lve linevillo it as possible perhaps to counteract terest iu a business third boing DoorB of all Sizes Lve Middlcborougli i 40 p m 6 03 am Laughter has often dissipated dis- - tho influence of the ancestral mound 350000 a year tho other Air Cumbciln UapU 13 n in 5 20 am Sash Glazed and Unglazed 8 30 nm Ar Krowille easo and preserved life by a sudden or to acquire any local sacredness held by his brother Henry All his TIME TABLE OCT 31 1802 effort of nature We are told that that might be going London News family woro against him on tho ques- Â¬ 4 45m 2 56 nm LveCorbin Window and Door Frames tthe great Erasmus laughed so hearti Lve Williamsburg 5 50 p m 3 60 am A 31 IM IM Ait Jplllco tion sanity and fourteen out of soven Moulding and Brackets of all kinds 0 30 p m 4 25 am Ice Water Enxly Iu tho Morning ly at a satirical remark that ho broko Â¬ TRAINS EAST No 3 No Nol In 41 tumor and recovered his health I am always surprised when I see teen of lib employees ranged themsel1 50 p m Lve Richmond Verandas of every Description 00 Lv Frankfort 4 45 p in Lancnstei rA 0 00 44 51 W 45 Lvo Stanford a singular treatise on Laughter a man fill his stomach tho first thing ves on tho same side His intended 12 53 Ait mmt Lv 5 20 in 1 10 4 0 11 Joubert gives two similar instances in the morning with a glass of ico bride however believed him sane Company Lv hon S 03 ft IS 1 25 being very low tho physi- water The ordinary stomach is tired and obtained a writ of habeas corpus Star Planing Mill Lvn A patient S 17 1 45 0 32 Lv No 2 Noith Round No 4 NoO 1 55 0 3U 5 21 Lv Duvall cian who had ordered a dose of rhu- anyhow and when yawning listless upon the return of whicli tho question Dally Dally Dally Mt Sterling Ky 5 80 0 41 2 05 Lv Johnson Expiuss Ex Sun barb countermanded the medicine it wakes with tho rest of tho system 6 62 5 33 2 20 Lv Georgetown R of his sanity was submitted to a jury 6 42 2 45 LvoStanfoid Lv C S Depot 0M which was loft on tho table 7 00 am it feete like stretching and resting 8 63 3 05 Lve Lancaster 7 03 Lv Newtown 7 60 am A monkey in the room jumping up folding its hands for a littlo morw All tho exports said David was iusano 18 3 20 Air Richmond 0 01 Lv CcntrviUo lo 16 urn It SO 23 0 05 Lv Elizabeth and having sleep and a littlo moro slumber just Theso included not only tho two phy J 37 0 15 fliscovered tho goblet 3 45 LvoTelllco 7 C Ar laris a 7 00 am 11 10 tasted made a terrible grimace the same as tho rest of us feel What sicians that had given the certificate 3 7 45 am 11 3 Lo Williasbg AM IM j AM rM Ait Coibln 8 60 am 12 20 Again putting only his tongue to it then must bo its surprise to havo iu tho first placo but tho Superinten- Â¬ No 2 No 4 No 8 Nol2 Lvo Cum Id Gap TRAINS WEST lie perceived somo sweetness of the thrust into it through no agency of dent of tho asylum and other physic- Â¬ 7 23 am 10 15pm o 7 10 am 10 SOpm Iau Middlesborough dissolved manna while the rhubarb its own it tho unwilling rocoptacle S 20 0 32 Lv Paris C Lvo linevillo 8 10nm 1105pm with tho institution 8 S3 li Ar Elizabeth Lvo Rdt biville iod sunk to tho bottom Thus em a torrent of its deadliest enemy ice ians connected was in tho first stago of 0W am 1140pm 8 S3 6 40 Arr Centrevillo ArrCuibln 45 am 12 20am 5 8 47 0 61 boldoned ho Bwallowed tho whole water Having Bwallowed a glassof Thoy said ho Newtown Ar SO am LveCoibin 12 33am fl Cures Consumption Coughs Cronp Boro 9 00 7 01 Lvo London 10 23 am osam but found it such a nauseous potion ice water the ordinary idiot thrusts paresis No oxpert testified on tho Thront Sold by all DruinUti on a Guarantee ArCS Depot 11 10 S5 7 10 Poroua Ar Georgetown Arr Livingston BacleorChettShlloha n is am 2 00am 10 42 7 17 15 Ar Johnson that after many strange and fantas into tho same stomach his oatmeal other side aiid it is said that nouo For a Lama Side great satisfaction as cents will give 7 10 48 7 23 ArDnvall Lve Livingston 11 80 nm 2 20 nm tic grimaces ho ground his teeth in hla berries his beefsteak and his po- oould bo found who would pronounce Pinter 7 30 7 M 10 5fi Lve Rcrea 12 2 pm 8 15 VITALIZES SHILOHS CTiattanoojralcnn sayst Ar Stamping Ground 11 12 77 41 7 65 Ar Switzer agony ana in a violent rury tnrow tatoes and his hot roll and then won David sano Nevertheless tho jury Mrs T S Hawkins Arr Richmond u nm 3 SU nm li 8 10 11 10 50 ArKlkhnrn u 03 am 2 00 pin Lvo Uiclminiul am S7OoV8 ViUMter 8AVED MT MfEjJi the goblet on tho floor The whole ders that he feels heavy II 22 7 60 8 20 Summit 4 25 am 0 65 nm 3 20 pin Ait Winchester wero unauimously of tho opinion that consider it thtbatremtdvfaOebaitatedsyittm Ar Frankfort 11 80 8 03 8UJ A Ar was so ludicrous that tho sick Why do you know what tho stom7 ooai Lvo Winchester 4 25nm 8 23 pin For Dyspepsia Llvor or 4 01pm 7 80 am 4 55 nm Air Pans It is ho was sane and a good business man levertutd oxcelfl FrlcoTScts trouble It anon burst into repeated peais or ach is doing all this time Lve Lexington 4 25 anr 7 Ou am A connects with L 3 35 pm N Lvo Paris 4 14 pm 7 62 nm 5 03nm laughter and tho recovery of cheer-Â¬ wrestling with that ice water Di- and said so in their vordict after a R connects withQ Caud LS Lvo Cynthiana 4 44 pm 5 27 am 8 21 am C connects with lv C fulness led to health New York gestion cannot begin until tho water brief period of consultation Lvo Falmouth a 11 am 5 85 pm 08 am 10 24 am 0 42 pm 7 10 am Arr Covington is brought to its normal stomacn yXedger Tho testimony of tho oxports in this Tho Kentucky Midland Railway and connec- Â¬ Arr Cincinnati 10 80 am T 25 am 0 50 pm temperaturo and while the overbur- case was wholly disregarded by tho Haveyou Catarrh Try this Romedr 1 twill tions form tho cheapest and shortest route to Authors of riays positively rellovcand Curo you Prlco 60 cts nil points north south and west dened overworked strained organ is successful treatment Is For further information apply to their agents An author speaking on tho com- doing its best to warm this horrid jury Two of tho oxports woro con- - This Injector for its furnished f reo Komember Shllohe Remedies GEO R HARPER C D REUCAW to tho aro sold on a iruarantoo to glvo eatlsfcctlon BRANCH pensations of playwrights said tho stuff in it float your steak your ber- corned in sending tho patient Gcu Snpt MAYSVILLE Gen Pass Agt other day I cannot enc6urago any ries and your oatmeal and there thoy asylum and tho other two in keeping For sale by T G Julian ono to go into tho business of writ- must float until tho gastric juice and him there and wero iu a measure No 12 ol0 North Round Dally Dally Woods Phosphodine ing plays No ono can concoivo of the water aro at a common tempera- hound to say he was insane Tho Sun Ex Ex Sut the trouble wo havo in getting a ture and the work of assimilation Lvo Cincinnati 3 35 pro THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY Lvo Covington s 41 pm play produced It is almost an im- may properly begin Howard in jury which consisted of eovreal Scientific American 7 00 a m Lvo Lexington 5 41 pm bankers and brokers several mer ZfflN possibility to got ono read and ac New York Recorder Agency for Promptly nnd pcrman Lvo laris 7 45 a m 0 33 prn ently cures all forms of Arr Millersburg S 03 a m cepted You have wondered por0 5m pnr chants an ex school Commissioner 8 27 a m 7 17 pm ArrCaillsle Bacilli In the Iut of Cities sions and Spcnmitorihcu Air Johnson iaps why certain plays that seem to o 11 n m 8 01 pm aud a publisher hoard David testify Jmpotcncy nnd all effect Ait Maysville 8 40 pm 0 00 a m bo drawing crowded houses are sud Dr Manfredi has boon announcing listened to tiio other ovidenco iu tho of Abuso or Excesses Reen prescribed over 35 denly taken off The cause is very somo disquieting facts concerning Tho No 0 No 11 jours in thousands of simple Managers cannot afford to tho omnipresence of fatal microbes case aud overruled the experts caeca is tho onlv Relia South Round Daily Dally day David and Miss Thomas OAVEATS Before and Alter ble and Honest MedUon Ex bun Ex Sub wi pay authors tho royalties thoy do In tho busy thoroughfare of a crowd next MARKS TRADE KJVWP DESIGN PATENTS known Ask druggist for Woods Phosphodlnoof in and For ono or two years pos od city ho has- found 1000000000 woro married if ho offers some woithless medicine in placo 1 45 pm 6 42 am sfibly a good play is a financial suc- microbes to a gram of dust and in COPYRIOHT8 oto turns out in tho end that this loitvo his dishonest stole inclose price In Lve Maysville Whothor it 2 24 m 0 20 a ra Lvo Johnson froo Jlandbook write to letter and wo will pend by return mnll Price Lvo Carlisle cess to tho manager but after that tho dirtiest streets 5000000000 per this man is iusano or not there is se Â¬ For Information and BllOADWAV NKW YOUR 7 03 a in 3 08 pm 5 Sfil CO One will please six will ono package six MUNN 7 22 a la 8 27 Jim patents In America bureau for lie begins to lose money on it The gram A largo number of diseaso rious objection to a systom by which Oldest patent takensecuring us Is brought bef oro cuie Phmniilet In plain sealed envelope two Lve Mlllersbiirg 7 45 a ra 3 COum out by Ait Paris Krory ai 7 10 pm 8 83 a m author rofuses to reduce his terms producing microbes woro found ono may bo secrotly incarcerated in an the publlo by anotlco glvcji free of charge In tho xtnintis Sold i iress Sterling by Kennedy liros Arr Lexington in Mt 10 24 a m 6 42 pm RC Llovd WS Lloyd Tnilton G juiinn nnd Arr uovington and the play is taken off You will among theso tho number of such 11 SO am 8 40 pm Ait Cincinnati druggist everywhere ask why author and manager do not morbific gorms being directly propor- Â¬ asylum at tho bare suggestion of somo jomproiniso That is just what wo tional to tho aggregate number of person who has an obvious interest in Tnrirest circulation of any scientificopaper In tho C P ATMOKE S K KNOTT inieiiiBoire Splendidly illuetrateu Jill want to know It ought to bo microbes without It Weekly sa00 getting him out of tho way Publici- Â¬ world nhnuiii bemonths Addrers J1UNN CO a man Trafllo Manacer Gcnl Pass Agt six Ucuuiai unices LeulsvillcKy Of 42 cases in which ho inoculated ty in such cases is not ahvays desira Â¬ done but the fact remains that thoy IObIwukus atil Broadway Now York City S F II MOUSE Asst Gcnl Passirr Act guinea pigs with Neapolitan ist ho ble Now York Tribune do not OlUcc Chamber of Comnioice Ehlir Cint but there should bo some moans detected tho tubercle bacillus the genu of consumption iu three tho provided by which the liberty of tho Dally to nil points except ltowland Di No Ho Will Ixmrn IUor On Now Yoik t ision which Is daily except Sunday may bo guarded J o Kuns daily ox Sunday Iiom Lexington Littlo Johnny Smart is a habltuo bacillus of pus in oight tho bacillus citizen CORNER DRUG STORE A tho bacillus to Cincinti of Pio alloy and Bolls daily papers for of tetanus in two in four and of ma World Ituns Nl Huns dally from all stations except tho other dally No ji livelihood He has learned all tho lignant oedema medical paper sugUowlnml Division which is daily except bundny bacilli A ia getting littlo School Books Col Brockenridtro naughty tricks practiced by his com- fatal NoO DUly except Sjimiiny Hnk No 5 Dally ox bunday between Clnclnnnt rades except tobacco chewing His gests that tho streets of American comfort from tho newspapers There nnd Lexington bo tested for microbes trial at this accomplishment cities should initial No 10 Paris and Lexington Accommodation aro a very few in Kentucky winch And other Dally Lcnes Lexington 10 00 am Arrives was made a few days ago but it and is confident that in many of thom have attempted to deidhil him The HTvPlKjtf iJT COPYBIOHTtP Paris 10 45 am dead to his a harvest as rich in variety and Leaves Cln No 7 Falmouth Accommodation OF KY UNIVERSITY in ado him ill and ho retired of thom openly ceusuro him nMMntn1 Onllorvn LE31INQTONKT eluiuiti 1 45 pm Arrives FalmoutU 8 30 pn Supplies UUIIIlllDlliiai UUIICgO corner aftor tho first round Tho liness as was garnered in Naples most dally except Sunday Emphasis whilo other are non committal The Cheapest BestBusmess Colleaein iho World No 18 Leaves Falmouth 3 45 am Arrives Ctn other boys laughod at him for his could easily bo secured for llanor t Worlia clnnatl 5 85 am dally jfiUure which drew out this com is given to Dr Maufredis alarming metropolitan papers of tho country Awarded llool keplnK d 0jrl BlExposition ldtlo No Fancy Prices i IIIbt Nos 1 and 3 make connection at Winchester foi statistics by tho results of somo in without a Mnglo excoptloR po far as v M V Ky nA points on tho N N TOienfr from tho suffering Johnny w a Vill u al U No Canies through cars from Cincinnati to Git away you follows I It would vestigations whioh hayobeon carried iho Nowe ban seen havoppokon in tho Mlddloborough and Cumberland Gap nnd all iu Paints and Oils ermedlnto stations und runs daily vrrrvr jv km v mu iaa malco you Bick too if you want on by Professor Uftelirmn with re most scathing terms of tho d Nq 5 nnd No 4 carry through slcoiiers between spect to the carrying of cholera WILBUR iTMITH LEXINQTbN KY Qijico to it CV Munati uuu jinoxvuia via hiuuiubuwv Paduoah News Fine Tobaccoes Btatosmau bacilli by means of letters postal At least it sounded iiko that cards etc Pittsburg Dispatch Boston Courier Hoi 4 is a fablo concerning a certain island infested by donkeys whoso continuous braying disturbed the peace A valiant knight who heard of them said to his fellows Como Let us away ana siaytueso pesuiorous bravinc donkeys so that the island may have rest So each bravo man buckled on his trusty Bword and away they went When thoy landed on the island thoy woro met by ono of its wiso men who on learning tho intention of tho knight warned him that tho donkeys wero immortal and could not be lulled What I Do you tell mo said tho knicht that I and my brave men cannot silence these donkeys Forthwith the knight and his men laid about them right and left till tl ground was covered with defunct donkeys Then they wiped their blades and retired to rest- - In tho morning tho knight sounded his bu gle horn and said Lot us bury those carcasses or the last plague may prove worse than the first But when they reoched the fiold behold every donkey was on his feat braying loudWhat did I tell you ly as ever said tho wiso man If you kill them today they will bo alivo tomorrow But replied tho knight how do you live in their continual braying Why jvo Jot them brayqnu go ahead wifii our business or pleasure tho same as if they wero not thoVe Illinois Suffragist Â¬ Â¬ Fable That Touches a Moral J 0 MILLER successor to C Chesapeake O and Ohio George Reisenger Miller Wilson SHOE SHOP South Maysville Street From tho cheapest te tho finest work done at tho lowest prices poss- Â¬ ible Best material good work low prices Will always havo a stock of INSURANCE AND RAILWAY New York REAL ESTATE Ayers Chernj Pectoral THE BEST EMERGENCY MEDICINE FOK THE OUIIK OP Lowest Rates Choicest Companies Philadelphia Washington Boston And all Eastern Cities Croup Whooping Cough LaGrippe Colds Coughs Bronchitis Hoarseness Loss of Voice AND THK VAHIOUO Promptest Settlements OF ANY AND ALL AGENCIES BOOTS 93 SHOES Time Card in Effect May 28 From Mt Sterling - Â¬ THroat and Lung Troubles Threatening Every Honsouolu1 una 1 1 mj Com i EAST BOUND Loaves Mt Sterling Atlantic Express No 22 Prompt act sureto cure dally 833 u m made up In wzch that I can fit the Bv having these goods made up I can turnish them quality and workmanship considered much cheap cr than thoy can be bought from the si ore trade 1 Â¬ CALL ON Midluudnccoin1NoSO Vcstlbuled oss No 21 dully Accom No 23 Arv MtSto Fj 110 p m 722 p m 750 pm TD KENTUCKY Â¬ Â¬ VIRGINIA COAL J -- Cheap NORTH SOUTH Â¬ fT Planing Mill Co -- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Rough ressed LUMBER Â¬ 5 1 1 CO Â¬ Â¬ KsmLotlS OT U I 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ jcft iin Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ iFREMEDY Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -- Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ I SP mJ w Â¬ 1 T G JULIAN 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ SiHPSfcJ e B Vy i -- 1 1 1 Â¬ J Â¬ silver-tongue- J A K i I- ffc Mirt-V- -t WJ4vtf - K V fO -- iJ m fi - WlT-Sfi-- 3 jvw fj ri Q MT STERLING ADOVCATE TUESDAY OCTOBER 3 1893 vrl THE ADVOCATK M0C4TE PUBLISHING TUESDAY OCT COMPAHY 8 JS93 Tlio Trusteeship of the Now Farm Â¬ IHHtMtMMOmHmMmMm4MtMMMMMW ers Bask Wo had occasion last week to ex Â¬ press our opinion of tho appointment of tho Columbia Finance and Trmt Company as Trusteo of the New Farm Â¬ ers Bank What has developed since has only sorved to strengthen us in our opinion aud tho community is almost a unit in regarding tho ap Â¬ pointment iu quito as unfavorable light as wo do Tho thing is done and wo fear cannot now bo undone thoreforo wo sincoroly hopo wo may bo mistaken in our estimate of tho mischief that will como upon this county bocauso of this appointment But wo want it distinctly understood wo have no apologies to mako for any Â¬ thing wo may havo felt called upon to say or may horoaftor find it in our way to express about this or any othor inattor wo may feel is inimical to tho best interests of tho peoplo among whom wo live Wo are for our own pcopleas against outsiders politically lluancially or socially first last and ill tho timo If this is wrong mako i ho most of it Wo are simply built that way and cannot help it in fact wo do not deslro to do so Tho ap Â¬ pointment was a disastrous ono in urjudgmont for tho financial inter vita of tho county Wo havo said so nd think tho results will fully justify is in using much moro pronounced ex Â¬ pressions of disapproval than wo have yet found necessary to do Wo shall CO what wo shall see RACES Kentufikv a rm xXDDUUJLtliUlUJLl A i LEXINGTONS I I 1 -- i DEMOCRATIC TICKET ORVSTATEIS EN ATOIt J H HOLLOWAY OF OliAHK JFALLMEETING iLEXINGTON KY I- - wnp ti -- fOit REPKE3KNTATIVE Xr J A lVhcclh While Serving My Country waa taken IU wlthspJnal disease and rhoa When I returned home my trouble was still with me and I was confined to my bed unable to help myself for 23 months After taking seven bottles of Hoods Sarsaparllla I was well and haTO net slneo boen troublod with my old complaints My wife was la 111 hoalth suffering with headache dlzzfneaa and dys Â¬ pepsia She took twe bottles ol Z W C TAYLOR OF MKKEFEE mttsm 9 Continuing Nine Days 9 Great W OOIbElvCIEaCXSTGI- Great Trots I Ky T II B Asuo Incorporated t f roil SCHOOL SUIEKINTEKDENT I N HORTON oreat sportif Large Fields SportiS j TJATCinct EC LEXINGTON I octoliBr 7 to 14 inclasiye T Register to day Tho Uultod Statos bcouo HoocTi and feels Ilk Sonte was the of aa exciting debate between Mr Wolcott aud Mr Gordou Wednes Â¬ day tho latter Indignant at tho formers roforencoto him as tho stecer of tho Repeal Bill and speaking with much feeling accusod tho Colorado Senator of eavesdropping at tho doors of tho comtnltto rooms throngh him Afterward Mr self or his agents Gorbon modified his languago and peace again reigned Â¬ Wheelxe 1000 DlrUlon icw Sarsaparlila MILLEK SBCRBTAF1Y wbm Jakes A St Baltimore Md Hoods Pills are the best attcr dlaner Pills assist digestion cure headache Try a box A Card weMMmMememMemotiWwteM6oemfr4 a J 5 IE1 CZJJbTSr PRISIDINT J a 50 000 The -- 4 - 50000 E 5000 Futurity Stake Mt Sterling Ky Sept 30 93 1 Editors Mt Stkbmko Advocate Sirs May I tako enough of your valuable space to say a word to the Democrats of Montgomery and Mono fco about tho recent primary for Rep Â¬ 2 5 00 Saturday Oct 7 Stall IsB Represent Stake Monday Oct 9 Transylvania Stake T The 5000 TtiesdayfOck to On Wednesday last tho motion to sot asido the judgment of tho Mont- Â¬ gomery Circuit Court in appointing tho Columbia Finance and Trust Company Trusteo of the New Farmers Bank was heard and dismissed After tho adjournment of the Court Col Thomas TuruoV at the request ol a largo number of interested hearors made a speech from the steps of tho Tyler Apporson block in which he sovorely arraigned somo ol tho attorneys engaged in tho case His withering words of denunciation and coutompt wcro scathing indeed aud tho charges he made and which he stated he was able to prove wero such as to confirm tho community in an already only too wide spread opinion that a man did not have to be a mem ber of tho legislature to sell out If tho charges are false it took the tongue of a most malicious slanderer to tramo them if true no words have moaning enough to paint tho guilty ones in their truo colors It does not need to bo said the attorney who will betray a client in one case will betray another when like opportunity oilers A gentleman said to ns a few days since Ed C Orcar Thomas Tumor and Reid Rogers camo out of this caso with clean hands and more firmly rooted in tho confidence of the community than they have over been It can further bo said to tho credit of tho men themselves aud to the honor of tho exalted positions they have oc- Â¬ cupied that tho two cx Chicf Justices of Kentucky Judges B J Peters and Â¬ VV II Holt who wero in tho cabes have not tho smell of Are on their gar Â¬ ments nor is thoro a suspicion that cither have an itching palm The name of Mr W C Taylor of Meueteefor Represeutativeappears at Ho is tho tho head of our columns nominee and right loyally Democratic tho he find Democrats will to his of Montgomery rally support Mr Taylor is a good Demo- Â¬ crat and one who wo are assured will io his best to servo the people of his district to tho very utmost of his ability He is a business man who by industry economy and honesty has Ho began life with little of this worlds goods and comparatively few friends ablo to aid him in his struggles but his course has been such that ho has not only gained money but what is far hotter a reputation among his follow mou for fidelity and uprightness Wo re Â¬ peat ho will do his utmost to mako us a creditable RoprcsontatiTC Mr I N Horton has won tho race for Democratic nominco for Superin Â¬ tendent of Schools of Montgomery and ho will bo elected by a handsome majority Esquire Horton has served ou tho Board of Magistrates of Mont Â¬ gomery county and tho people know him Ho is our nominco aud tho peo- Â¬ ple are going to support him Tho talked of contest on tho part of ono of tho defeated candidates is all non souse The fact that ho hold the ofllco of Magistrato at tho timo he wan nominated is no bar to that nomina Â¬ tion Horton is our nomiueo and tho peoplo will mako him thoir nox Su- Â¬ perintendent of Schools More the County Committee will bo bnt a fow minutes disposing of auy notico of a contest on such flimsy grounds a has bqou proposed Horton got Un votes ho is our nominee wo are goinjr to olect him aud hats all there is in il won a competency Registerjo day resentative I am too much gratified by the liaudsomo majority given mo by the Democrats of this county notwith Â¬ standing my very brief canvass and tho misrepresentations of my oppo- Â¬ nents to iudulgo in auy unkind reflections Tho disadvantages under which Register to day labored aro understood by ovcryono How arc tho Advocate editors and that I used every fair means to pleased with differences- - isequllywell nomina Â¬ idjust-uall ted last Saturday Bo houost about known I haro no regrets personally it brothers and tell your readers just having prosecuted tho canvass in a what you think Aro theso candidat perfectly fair and honorablo way es tho very best that wero boforo tho That the general public may not be peoplo misled by tho statements in tho last Tho will of tho majority is tho su- Â¬ issue of tho Sentinel Democrat I have premo law in tho Democratic party sought this opportunity to say that the How is tho Advocate pleased with implied charge that I used money to iho nominations last Saturday buy votes or combined with any othor candidate is absolutely false I did Tho Advocate tenders its sincorost uol nor did auy frionds uso a single sympathy to Brother Cassity in his dollar to buy a vote and it is a well disappointment at his defeat Wo known fact that iu tho precluct in this hope ho may havo better luck next county where thoro is tho largest timo floating vote and where Mr Taylor used his monoy and secured tho vote Johnson of Indiana showed some of which nominated him that ho worked his dirt last week when for an un- Â¬ in conjunction with ono of tho candi Â¬ manly uttoreuco Mr Brockonridgo dates for Superintendent said I dismiss tho gettloman by a After declining a fair proposition to wayo of tho baud ho responded settle tho matter botwoen us in this There is another thing you would county and manifesting a decided in Â¬ llko the peoplo to dismiss but tention to compass my defeat when they wont Such an utterance ho must havo known his ownisuccess under such circumstancos is a was impossible Mr Cassity might truo indication of the character of havo beon gonorous ououglto have a man who is not even worthy con- treated mo justly after his object was tempt Johnson has lowered himself accomplished His effort to account by this utterance in tho estimation of for his own defeat bv making indirect all bravo aud courageous men Not charges which aro false confirms tho able to stand in debate with Mr good sense of tho Democrats in refus Â¬ Breckinridge he resorts to a cowardly ing to mako him their standard attack bearer My heart is full of gratitudo to the Ex Secretary Whitney has written good Democrats of Montgomery and a lottor refuting somo published char Â¬ ges in regard to tho appointment of tho fow faithful friends of Menefce for Mr James Van Alen as embassador thoir generous support and I will to Italy Ho quotes a letter that ho cherish with a lasting and tender re wroto to tho President last May con gard tuoso warm personal friends who made my causo their own cerning tho proposed appointment in Vory truly yours which ho told tho President thoro was H R French no obligation upon him growing out of the campaign to appoint any oue to auy A disastrous prairie tiro occurred ofllco A letter from Mr Van Alen is in tho west part of the Chorokoo strip also quoted iu which ho refers to tho and scores of settlers lost thoir prop- Â¬ charges as utterly false erty and narrowly escaped with their Congressman Oates made an elabo lives Mrs J 8 Kennedy and her two rate argument Friday before tho children wero badly burned John House Committeo on Banking and Baker and a Mr Thomas and family Currency in support of bis bill repeal wero burned to death Two childron ing tho 10 per cont tax on Stato banks of Mrs George Harrisou aro missing Tho bill provides for Federal super Â¬ and it is feared they also porished vision with a limitation of what has Mrs Thompson and two children been declared by tho courts to bo a woro fatally burped lawful Federal tax Ono clause de Accordlug to Bradstrect thero woro claiestho aggregate amount of Stato during the past nine months 11174 bank issues shall not exceed 5 per capita of tho population of tho Stato business failures throughout tho Uni- Â¬ ted States an increase of 51 por cent It matters not who tho Advocate as compared with tho corresponding may havo thought wero the very poriod last year aud 25 por cont over boatmen before tho recent primary for 1991 Demcratic nominees for tho Legislature andCounty Superintendent of Public Tho merchants of WoUorn Kentucky Schools Tho majority of Democrats and Tennessee aro indignant at tho have indicated their cholco and thoir Louisville and Nashville and tho Ches names aro found at tho head of our apeako Ohio and Southwestern for columns as Democratic nominees and raising freight rates iu tho face of a 10 wo stand ready to champion tho causo por cont reduction iu tho salaries ot their employes of these same Democratic nomiueo Tho White Caps of Central Missis Â¬ Rcgistor to day sippi who aro endeavoring to koop all Tho judicial appointment act passed cotton gins closed until iho prico of by the last Indiana Legislator has cotton reached ten cents a pound are bcon declared unconstitutional by tho perpetrating outrages nightly thoir Supromo Court of that Stato Judge methods instituting a roigu of terror Daly who wroto tho decision declared Tho Wicligammo river broke that tho act subjected the judiciary to through tho roof of tho Matnfled iron tho legislative power aud utterly do miuo near Caystal Falls Mich Thursr atroyed all judicial indnpendance day night aud twonty oight minors Register to day woro drowned Â¬ umbL 7 m The Great Fres-For-A- tl 1 Wednesday Oct 1 O OODSLI everything in this line new and fashionable Trimmings the newest and latest Flannels Blankets Underwear and the like Quilts Lace Curtains Hosiery in fact everything that one V could think of in the Dry Goods line Mens Suitings always on haud Notions stock new and complete Carpet depart-Â¬ ment full Visit our full house ask for what you want and it will be shown you jQgpBest prices to cash buyers DRESS GOODS HALF RATES Oa AH Railroads r M Ladies Free First Day FOR FOLLPROGtaAMME Wrlto 1 ED A TIPTON Secretary I HwLraiu EiGHON Remem VIA I Mt Sterling 2 For her thd QueenCrescent ROUTE Louisville Southern From stations North ot Somer set and West of LiiwrencfcUurir inclusive SKITKMBEU 21st 1833 goipg via Date 150 Â¬ Wo call special attention to our clubbing arrangement with tho great 1893 CincinnatirPeniUinas southern weekly tho Atlanta Consti- Â¬ tution which enables us to offer both Lowest Rates of the papers for tho remarkably low sum of Season Call on Agents for lull parti Â¬ 150 a year Tho first duty of ovory V1 culars good citizen is to patronize his homo paper Ho wishes to bocome thor- Â¬ oughly conversant with his county matters and only through his home paper can ho expect to bo supplied with tho current county news which CHARLES LAPPLE is of tho closest interest to him After ho has provided himself with Robert and William Hardwick f his homo paper tho next considera- Â¬ tion of thoso who aro not within easy Stanton charged with tho killing of FRESH MEATS AT reach of a first class dally newspaper William Everitt had their examining ALL TIMES AT REAshould bo to select a first class weekly trial last week and wero held to ap SONABLE PRICES newspaper supplyirig all of tho world poarattho next term of tho Powell Tho former under a and paying special attontiou to featur Â¬ circuit Court 2000 es which aro of particular interest to bond of 5000 and tho later Asa Petitt waived an examining trial tho household aud tho farm Just such a puper is tho Weekly and was hold on 1000 bond Petitt Constitution published at Alauta 6a is charged with shooting Robert Hard Â¬ ra aud having a circulation of 156000 wick BMTIXqClUTT host is quisirrr copies a week the largest of auy week- Â¬ UrbaiiBky Co aro opening a largo ly newspaper published iu America Â¬ It is essentially a farmers paper and stock of dry goods and notions clothing aud boots and shoos in tho storo stands at tho head of tho weekly press room on Maysvillo street formerly of this country Its agricultural de Â¬ occupied by CW Carpontor Watch partment alouo is worth tho subscrip- Â¬ CREAM tion prico of tho paper whllo it num Â¬ the columnea of tho Advocate for special announcement bers among its contributors such well thoir known names as Bret Ilarte Mark Delinquent Taxes Twain Joel Chandler Harris Barge FOR YEARS At its next regular mooting theCit Plmikott Bill Arp aud a host of Council will receive sealed bids for ay Has led all Worm Remedies others whose reputations aro world delinquent taxes duo tho city of Mil EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED wido Its women and childrens de Â¬ Sterling up to dale The Council ret SOLD EVERYWHERE partments aro prepared with a special servos tho right to reject any and all rrcptrad bj BICHinnSOS BED1CHE CO 8T tOCIS view to plcaso tho little folks and the bids Ben R Torneu women aud its news columns literally 9 2t City Clerk cover tho face- of tho earth A T WOOD HENKY 8 WOOD For Exchange Wo aro enabled to offer both papers at practically tho prico of ono and wo A T WOOD SON Will exchango a fine Chester whlto will take great pleasure iu forwarding boar stock hog Ho is a model and to the Constitution any names scut us will weigh about 200 pounds ATTORNEYS-AT-LAin connection with our clubbing offer Itoom No 0 Tyler Appcrson Block For Rent or Sale at tho remarkably low prico abovo Maysvillo Street givon lloueo on Harrison avonuo Any ono of our subscribers by add Â¬ Mt Sterling Ky ClIAS REI8 ing 50 cents in cash can secure weekly Will practlco In Montgomery Iowcll Ilrcattutt and Leo Counties anil Superior tho Constitution Adam Baum wants ovory good Court niwl Court of Appeals and the UnltedStatcs Circuit aim District Courts Democrat to roglstor to day prepara Â¬ ot Kentucky Ex United States Souaior Willis B tory to voting for him for Mayor Macheu who was committed to tho Western Asylum at Hopkinsvillo a For Sale fow weeks since a montal and physic- Â¬ A second hand Remington type Â¬ MEDICAL EDUCATION al wreck from the ravages of la grippo Cincinnati College of Medicine and died at that institution Friday after Â¬ writer No lin excellent order Ap Surgery 43d year Qnilei Course 8 4t ply at Advocate ofllco - noon Laboratories Clinics Hospitals Rea- Â¬ h sonable Terms Begins Sept 36 pdy Isrogistration day and every Largest stocK of millinery in tho Address Chas A L Reed MD 0eajt voter within tho city limits should city at T V Fltzpatrick MD 5cy register his vote T P Martin Coa Â¬ Look How Cheap Only 1 round trip to Lexington Ky via C O Saturday Octobdr 7th On account of the Great Kentucky Trots at Lexington Ky tho C O will sell round trip tickets good leav ing Mt Sterling at II 23 a m Satur October 7th and good returning Oc- Â¬ tober 7th 8th and 9th inclusive at onlyl round trip For further particulars seo small bills or address your nearest Ticket Agont Sept 21st Sw Â¬ The Butcher WORMS a WHITES 20 VERMIFUGE - V W d W 1 H 15 T - BrB vzrrtxi Q JiitJN fTT I 0 V v m MT STERLING ADVQCAE TUESDAY OCTOBER 3 1893 TrimebL Bros Wholesai e Grocers t jh r W4 4 W KZexinecaLsr The cles -- ORIMRI MT Register to day Tho Bath Circuit Court began its E STERLING wholesale Grocers KY BROS f- c- - Bros Prescription Druggists -- I3STSXJ2SjB -- ZTQXJlEf Pure Drugs Medicines School Books School Suppling Puro Inks ponclls Also Paints Oils and Varnishes c DEALERS IN-- Sco Arti- Â¬ H TOBACCO All Toilet With A HOFFMAN n I Best Companies and low Rates PERSONAL MENTION Register to day CORRESPONDENCE Stepstone Most all tobacco is cut and housed in this vicinity i f 1 Purely vcuotablt Houdd Pills 25 Miss Agnes WalBh has retured from cents torm yesterday Chicago Tho Jim Crow law goes into effect EsqBF Dorsoy 1b announced as a Mrs McCarty is very sick to day forfCify Judgoat tho Novem with typhoid fever candidate ber election Potor Greenwndo has received tlm Mr It A Mitchell waa at Fulton on appointment of Post master at Spencer Mr Georgo W Burgo a prominent business last week citizen of Georgetown has boon strick Tho State law of Kentucky docs net Capt T P Martin is in Cincinnati ftm with paralysip permit barber shops to do work on buying goods this week Tho Montgomery Circuit Court ad Â¬ Curn is quite sick at Sundays Mr journed on Saturday afternoon having his slaters Mrs John McGilaway MrB F Carter of Wot Liboitv held a term embracing tho entire four has linen declared tho Domocritic Â¬ C G Thompson is visiting tho fam weeks allotted to it nominee of Morgan county fur School ily of G E Coleman at Owcnsboro Its thousands of cures aro tho best Miss Belttio RoborU has taken hor Superintendent advertisements for Dr Sagos Catarrh position again at T P Martin Cos Tho Worlds Fair officials claim thoy will bo completely out of debt Oct 9 Itemedy w cents uy aruggisis Maj O S Tcnney of Lexington was Tho remaining 21 days will bo devoted Tho J N Wilson company of Lex Â¬ in tho city on legal business last week to the interests of tho stockholders ington on Wednesday suffered a loss returned from a J G Trimble Jr fcy firo of some 40000 on their stock The Democratic majority is not so trip to the Worlds Fair Sunday even Â¬ largciiiivtho city that- any Dorndcraf of clotbingand furniehingKods Los ing coVorcd by insurance can afford to fail to register Remem- Â¬ Rev Thofl White of Portsmouth O ber you must register today to bo A dispatch from Knoxvillo Tenn is visiting relatives in tho county and eligible to voto at tho Novomber elec- Â¬ tatea tho Drnmmond lynching - Cora cutting and wheat sowing is all tho gowTth tho farmers hore Maxey and his daughter Mrs Burns snd little Prudy returned from II L Ringos and Poplar Plains and Hills boro whero Mrs Burns had been vis Â¬ iting tho past week Preston Williams of Sharpsburg visited at Salt Lick and Farmers last week Reduced Rates to Latonla Fall Races September 2 to October 7 1893 via Queen Crescent Route Tickets on sale each day of mooting to Cincinna- Â¬ ti and return good five days from dato of sale from all stations on Q U and Louisville Southern in Ken- Â¬ tucky Tickets Cincinnati to Lexington and return at one faro for tho round trip ovcry Saturday evening good icturn ing Monday will enable turfmen and others to spend Sunday In the Blue grass region D G EDWABD8 REED FOR CASH A Big Out in Prices For The G P A Cincinnati Ohio that it case has assumed a very different shape being now claimed that citizens of Mr and Mrs W S Lloyd left for Brlcevlllo and not soldiers aro the Chicago and tho Worlds Fair on city tion Dont forget it guilty parties AtLoxington Ky it is thought tint tho failure of tho Granite Stato Bankat Exotcr NH will affectHho Xioxlngton Water Works Company J F Putnam President of tho Lox mgton Company was also President of the Granito Bank Thero was right sharp trading in nmle colts at Lancaster Monday MS Baghman bought ten maro colts at Jjjj55 to 75 and J M Glover of Pulas- Â¬ ki bought a bunch of horso colts at 30 to 35 There was very little doing in other branches of trade Danvillo Advocate ThV Court of Appeals has decided hat there is no authority for the cus- Â¬ tomary delay of thirty days in tho Ap- Â¬ pellate Clerks issuance of tho mandate C Morse af Iowa Dr of the court in criminal cases The visitedNhis sister Mrs Elnora Chen W O decision sets aside old precedents and Saturday until Mondav if put into effect will materially alter ault from IL M Trimble wife and bright-lit- Criminal practice tloson John- White rcturncd from a v Thbill for public buildiugs at this place Is bclngvpushed by congressman Miss Mattio Thompson who has Xiisle He has amended it so as to ask 50000 instead of 25000 and it been visiting Mrs Jennio Gale wood for will reach the committee tho latter part has returned to her home at Horso of this month Mr Lisle is putting in Cave good work for his district Tho following parties left for tho Worlds Fair on Wednesday last Dr In view of tho unusual activity late Sy of train robbers rmcd men will Stoops and daughter Miss Lizzie Miss hereafter accompany all mail and exÂ¬ Sallie Berkley Mr and Mrs C D press trains leaving Chicago for tho Grubbs Misses Katie and Virginia East and South The Pennsylvania Grubbs Ed Bush Joe L Conroy railroad will arm its traiumeu and it Hugh Stephens Richard Punch Lizzie Minnlo aud is understood that the Rock Island Misses Illinois Central Duerson Mr and Mrs W H Stross the Wabash and the man and Mrs Lizzio Ererette aud will take the same precautions tars T GDeuton Tho call notes of a scattered covoy of Bob Whites were heard in town J II Brunnor of Mt Storllngcamo Ssjusday They will very likely bo over auudny morning and returned in inoro of rarity this season than ovor ihe afternoon with his wife who had before known in this section It is to beon vh iting hor sister Mrs W B John 30 regretted that steps havo not been Petors Jr for somo time Feohan tinner of Mt Sterling was if aken to protect them from gunners netkrand trappers until they havo hore Tuesday looking for a contract for roofing T M Leach of Mt Ster become moderately plentiful again ling has beon hero for several days the Owing8villo Outlook past week Ho is assisting tho insur- Â¬ Near Harrodsburgh Jink llonfrom ance companies in adjusting the losses Hopo Wrlgnt and William by tho late lire R C Gatowood wero digging a well and at tho dis Â¬ and wife of Mt Sterling t pont Sun- Â¬ tance of one hundred and thirty foot day with Dr Catlett aud family applied dynamite when an explosion W S Green of Mt Storling was in occured from gas igniting it Bnd seri Â¬ town Monday Owingsvllle Outlook ously burning all three Tho two first Sjiamed aro fatally iujurcd and tho latter Religions Sviil probaly recover Shoo-mak-or Joshua Owinga and Vamp Cook were in Louisville last week selling Sunday their tobacco Mr Owings sold eight Mrs Mary J Anderson is visiting hhds that averaged him at home 8 her daughter Mrs G H Sutherland cents Mr Cook sold 12 hhds that jn St Louis averaged 9 cenU at home- and two 6ons Mrs J W Heddon William Coles was arrested Sunday Jacob and Roger aro visiting in Shel by Deputy Marshal Punch at Moro by county hcad charged with robbing Rodman Miss Sallio B Judy of North Mid postofllco in Rowan county on last dlotown was visiting friends in the Saturday His trial will bevboforo city yesterday Commissioner T F Rogers to day at Misa Darcus Gibson daughter ot 1 oclock Mr James Gibson who has been quito sick is much better W B OConnell and John F King Misses Mary Maggio and Agnes attended tho meoting of tho Y M I King and Mr James King returned at Cincinnati last week Thoy reached home on Thursday eveuingvory much from tho Worlds Fair Sunday delighted with their pleasant trip Mrs Annio Tipton has moved into Mr OConnell was elected First Grand her proporty on Maysvillo streot Vice President an honor worthily be Â¬ purchased of Mrs Lou Probort stowed on a worthy man JohnKearns Sraged 80years died from cancer of the stomach on last Wednesday Ho was hold in high esteem wherever known His re Â¬ mains wero takon to MaySvilo Ho leaves three chil- Â¬ for interment dren John Miss Mary of this count I and Thomas Kcann of Now Decatur Alabama Mr H V Sanders tho Secretary and Treasurer of tho Columbia Flnanco and Trust Company is now in chargo of tho affairs of the New Farmers Bank Mr Sanders will bo here for some time or till ho gets tho matters per Â¬ taining to the bank straightened out Interested parties aro advised to read tho notice of tho Columbia TruBt Company in this issue Buck Bridges and Sherman Barnes both negroes indulged in a cutting contest on Sunday evening on Main Thoy used the street near Queen culled genmans favorite weapon Bridges received a se Â¬ tho razzor gash in tho right arm laying vere open tho musclo to the bone and Barnes was cut on tho head and neck Nolther will die Both wero put in Jim Bests cooler after having their wound 8 sowed up Their examining As trial was set for Wednesday usual a woman in the case New8 from Washington seems to inbicate that tho compromise talk is daily becomming moro pronounced It is believed hat the abandonment by tho man agora of tho repeal bill of their scarcely concealed intention to force an issue this weok may be the basis for a groat deal of this talk but a prominent Democratic Senator who has boou identified from tho bo ginning with tho movement to recon- Â¬ cile tho conflict of opinion botweon tho two elements in his party is said to bo confidently expressing tho opin- Â¬ ion that an early dato probaly somo time this week a compromise will be reached by tho terms of which tho silver bullion now iu tho Treasury wl ho coined durlpg a period of about four years that a sufficient amount of silver will bo purchased from timo to time to bring tho total silver circula- Â¬ tion up to 800000000 that bonds will bo issued efflcieut to bring tho gold reservo up to 200000000 aud that tho bank circulation is to bo ex Â¬ tended to tho par yaluo of bonds de Â¬ posited to secure their circulation Mrs Buck Connor and children aro Adam Baum Son havo the best visiting in Madison county 10 3t Swiss checso made Try it Carpenter set a stump on Frank Do not forget that IIowo Johnson firo to kill a snako and burned thirty make a specialty of pure liquors for or forty panels of feuco family and medicinal purposes They LlttloAlitoWilHamsWho is visit guarfthteo tJjOjpurity of tho goods they ivoi ing in New Albany Ind writes Bho is uaiiuiu going to school and is well and happy Sutton Smith will have something and not homesick to say to you next week Look out Miss Efflo Maxey of West Liberty for their ad will leave Mt Sterling Saturday next Magniffcleut stock of new goods and join Miss Carrie Clark at Now all kinds at Albany Ind whero sho expects to bo T P Martin Cos bo gone some time that is until sho Go to IIowo k Johnson for puie completes her courso asa dressmaker family liquors 50c 75c and 1 per Rufus Hale of Jefiersonvillo visited quart 10 3t his children on Stepstone last week For tho best assortment of molasses Gcorgo Carpenters stable and corn- and syrups go to crib wero burned last week The 10 3t Adam Baum Son family wore all absent but two little Howo Johnson handle such pure twin children about three or four family liquors that people will have yejrsold whogavothb alarm and Mr Carpontor just came in timo to them at any cost If they lack the save his horse which had laid down to money to buy they will break in and It has rained but dio Tho horso was badly burned It steal thorn Howo Johnson still have plenty of is supposed the children might have set it on fire yet tho truth is not full strength to supply all for family 10 3 1 known as they said they saw a man and medicinal purposes leaving there with a straw hat on Mt Sterling Ky Sept 29 1893 Tho undersigned hereby gives no- Â¬ Grassy Lick tice that it has been appointed by the Mr Dickens and daughter of Flem- Â¬ Circuit Court of Montgomery county ing county wero visiting his daugh- Â¬ as Trusteo under the assignment of the ter Mrs OB Brumingher last week Now Farmers Bank of Mt Sterling W R Dean attended tho Louisvlllo Ky aud has qualified as such aud has tobacco market last weok and sold at taken charge of tho Bank All persontfwho aro indebted to the satisfactoryrprlocs Bank arc requested to call at the office J D Gay has bought of different of the Bank at ML Sterling and settle parties 2f head of good feeding cattle All persons having claims against the at 315 per hundred average 1125 Bank are requested to present them pounds duly proven according to law De English Anderson has bought 54 po Hurt will please bring in their pass head of feeders at 325 averago 1200 bo tcs and havo them balanced pounds C lumma Finance Trust Co of Louisville Ky II L Mark sold to Nelson P Gay Trustee 10 head of feeders at 325 averago 1150 pounds For nico sugar cured hams go to 10 3 Adam Baum Nelson Mason has bought 30 Sons J head of good feeders at 320 average We sell more goods for 1 cafli than 1140 pounds any house In town Try us once Joe Sullivan sold to Joshua Owings 10 3t Howe Johnson 4 head of good feeders at 325 aver- Â¬ m Neit iill Eifs In Glassware Tumblers 15c to 60c per set Stand Lamps 20c to to 65c each Preserve Stand 15c to 45c each Pickle Stand 5c to 15c Mason Quart Jars 5c Queensware Plates 25c per set and upward Cups and Saucers 30c and upward Pitchers 15c up Vegetable Dishes 15c up Bowls and Pitchers full size 75c Tinware Wash Pan 5c 3c Qt Cups lon Cups Pans 20c 2 Pt Cups 8c 6c Gal- Â¬ Dish Qt Coffee Pots 15c Hunters Sifters 20c Wood Rim Sifters 10c 4 Qt Covered Buckets 15c Heating Stoves 200 up Cook Stoves 450 up T77 VsT ago 1200 pounds Died on last Wednesday Septem- Â¬ BBOirrrs inox will euro yon cleanio your liver and giro ber 28th at his home near Grassy It a good appetite Lick Mr John Kearns in his 80th year of ago of cancer ot tho stomach He was tho father of John and Miss Mary of this county and Thomas of Now Decatur Ala Mr Kerns and his daughter havo lived in this neigh- Â¬ borhood for somo ten years and have won tho hearts of all their neighbors The family havo tho sympathy of all this people Of you ore all worn oat really good for nothing- It la general debUltr Try if roxm BACK JLOTUSS QucoiiswarG bitters Mt Sterling Ky Farmers aro about through thresh Â¬ ing wheat and housing tobacco aud aro making good headway iu cutting corn and havo begun sowing wheat Tho usual acreage of wheat will be sown although the prices continue below production Dort DriikImpare Water The safety of tho family at all times and especially in timo of an epidemic depends largely on tho purity of the water used Ab- Â¬ solutely puro water can bo secured by using tho Natural Stono Disk Filter sold by us Thoy aro easily cleaned very simplo in construction and cost only 5 CHILES THOMPSON Grocery Co Jjohn C Wood Post Master of Mt fitflrling Post office has sent to Mr Oteveland his resignation to take effect as soon a his successor has been ap Â¬ pointed and qualified MrWood has Tnado an effiuient and courteous officer 4inl wo havo had no fault to find in his management but as a politician ho is greatly deformed and had no business with an office under a democratic ad Â¬ Elder H D Clark returned on Fri Â¬ day from Clifton npar Louisvlllo whore ho had beon holding a meeting There wero threo additions during tho meeting He filled his pulpit at tho Christian church on Sunday morning and evening Rev A Redd is holding a protracted meoting at the Methodist Church South and is being ably assisted by Rev H C Henderson of Louisville who is doing tho preaching Preach Â¬ ing mornings aud evenings during tho week Everybody has a special invi- Â¬ tation to attend these meetings Prof E S Fogg will lead tho song service Rev B B Bailey of Shelby county preached at the Baptist church this city last Sunday morning Mr Bai Â¬ ley 1b one of the strongest and most attractive preachers of tho Stato and made a good impression hero The rain on last Saturday will do much good in starting tho stream which havo beon dry for months It will also start tho grans to growing lOODSCURESwhcnallother preparations fail It possesses curative power peculiar to itself sure to get Hoods Sarsaparilla Be RliiSBl ministration Miss Jonnio Wainscott of Lancaster ihas brought suit against Prof J E Harry6ftho Georgetown Collego in the Scott Circuit Court for 10000 damages Mrs Harry had boarded at tho Lancaster Hotel of which Miss Itov C G Lester of tho particular Baptists preached at tho Baptist church this city Monday night to an appreciative audiouce and will preach at tho same placo to night Twenty nine moonshiners capturod in Rowan Carter and Lowis couutles passed through tho city Monday handcuflcd together and under heavy guard on route for Louisville Tho best V V V Wainscott was housekeeper and while there had stolen from hor room eomo valuables and acetified Miss Wainscott theft An officer her oira and nothing was soarched and found room thonco the suit Baum loaf lard is at Adam 10 3t Sous mi 4 v IM f tlT if- - V iF i tr - AFWPrJwi w 1 ikSi TUT THE t STEERING ADVOCATE TUESDAY OCTOBER Â¬ 3 1893 WAYSIDE PUMP ShnJko hands ays tho wnysido pump Best of friends on a summer day And sweetest talkor you over know Although no doubt tis truo He speaks through Ills noso in a careless way That would mnko a precisian jumpl Shako linndst How his arm of oak Stretches out as you draw a night All he asks Is an easy stroke To pour you out as smooth ns smoke A sweotor nectar than you could buy What do you doubt It only try I Take that cup from tlio rusty nail Hold It under tho nursling spout Well how goes It this Adams ale Pump away you cant pump him outl Hearts like his werent mado to fall Three full cups Ah you need not toll Whether you llko him 111 or well So ho stands by tho dusty way Gods own landlord and seems to say Drink your fill there Is naught to payl Thirsty horses with nostrils wide Plungo tholr heads In his mossy trough Drink and crop from tho cool wollsldo A bunch of grass ami thou nmblo off And now tho dcop chested oxen como And drain tho trough at a slnglo draft Tholrgrcat eycsgllston though theyarodumb And thank tho pump for tho noctar quaffed The smoking team noath tho load of hay Lovingly turn their eyes that way They too shall drink for the Axlo swings And the outstretched nosos kiss tho cool Sweet stream from tho spout that springs Like a mountain brook In a mossy pool Tho farmers dog with his lolling tonguo Lap and pants till ho laps his fill Then tho creaking wheels from tho rut nro swung And tho fragrant load stvaysup tho hill -v Dear old waj sldo friend I Doing good in thy tlmo and place Fuji of cheer as a good mana face Overflowing with simple grtfco Of giving whatoer thou hast to spend Would that I wcro ns truo h man As thou art pump on thy humbler plan Out of jny hands kind deeds would go Out of my heart swcot b 6 would low Round mo all nourished life would rtow t And ovry pilgrim with thirst opprcst Would stop to blos rtifi and to bo blcst James Ciickham In Youths Companion Tl IE DIYEUS TEAR Everybody knows Old Point Com foHfc Fort Monroe Newport Newn ho Rip Rtqis and Hampton Roads at Jeqst on tlio maps and in thov history of tho civif war Tho story I am going tov tell had its scenesin that locality chiefly un- - dpi tho waters of Hampton Roads and tho titno runs through nearly thi eo centuries On n black stormy night in 172JT thero- - came sailing in past Honlopen a Spanish caravel tho El Dorado carrying 10000 ounces of gold in ingots of CO pounds each The don in command looked in vain over tho black seething waste of water for a lightof aboat that might havo on board a nativo of the coast Ho paced- tho gallery to tho high pro wed ship called on all the saints and tore lus hair out in handf uls All the time tho caravel drove on m the storm and struck the reef - where tho ripraps were constructed long afterward Next morning sho had disappeared No ono had seen her One survivor of tho crow washed to shore and lay dead to all appearance Not a soul in tho world know that a rich treasure ship ljad been on the spot Old Louis Peran was about tho oldest mah living anywhere on Mary larid east shoro Ho had been born thero and his father before him They were not of tho aucient Mary land stock A tradition went that tho first Peran known thero was of Spanish blood old Louis Perans Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ great grandfather Louis Peran himself Bhowed no trace of such blood but his young grandson rlikowiso a Louis Peran had an olivo complexion block curly hair largo brilliant dark eyes and tho haughty noso of tho original Peran whoso portrait hung in tho old parlor of tho manor house Tho intermarriages had all been with tho early English colonial families Po rans had fought in both ware tho Revolution and tho civil war and m the last four men of tho family had givon their lives and now in 1872 tho old grandfather and the young grandson comprised tho whole raco Not a man nor woman elso was left of tho PeranB This October evening tho two sat on the old dilapidated veranda It had an outlook on tho Atlantic and white winged clippers were skim ming tho waves in tho moonlight Louis said tho old grandfather suddenly laying down his pipe you love the sea and I am going to toll you a sea story Every Peran loves the sea but for 200 years I know of ono only that has been a sailor I am going to tell you of that Peran and of his ship My father told mo tho story and you may tell 3our son somo day Still I dont think you will I think it will bo no longer private family history by tho timo you nro gray headed It was in 1729 that tho El Dorado 20 guns Don Louis Juan do Aguafao Perano commander was solected to convoy from tho Peruvian and Mexican mines an immense treasure in gold and gems home to tho king of Spain Don Louis gathered his treasuro safely enough but ono night flying the yellow oyarstandard of Spain lie drovo in hero beforo an awful storm and sank ona reef Adverse winds had beat him out of his coui oo for days and it was all unknown Â¬ waters been struck on the hoad by timbers and was picked up on tiio When his heaLh shore senseless his memory was a blan Ic was restored He could not toll his name nor what country ho Bailed from He had benn found on tho beach nearly naked but he could tell absolutely nothing Wt oven the name of his gWp or Just ono man was saved He hart falling remained in tho family it was here my head Thero was Peran with a on this estate and married the big cheeso kuifo in his hand just daughter and this manor house hag making a slash at the sea wolf that como down to us as you knowfrom out him open They hauled us up and that ended tho days work for them Tom Newell When ho was a very old man he not seem to mind it at was one day at a barn raising and allPeran did young chap dovoid of For a by another strange turn of circumcako Tho stances a falling beam struck him fenr that fellow took tho boy though crew stood in awo of him on tho head Tho injury was a fatal ho was Ho had a way of looking ono at his advanced age but it rehis big eyes liko tho stored the memories he had lost foi steadily with lions Yet ho was as black African C7 years gentlo as a girl Well wo raked and To his oldest Son ho gave his his raked tho bottom but got only old tory and his name Ho told them iron that ho had sworn to take on board would havo giv tho El Dorado tho kings treasuro and enYoud think Peran But ho got more in with disgust at Barcelona guard it and deliver it though was go and Tho memory of the oath on the cru- ing moro hopeful and hoitwas payon two months cifix seemed to haunt him with terri Ho laid com- ing out big wages fying distinctness Ho never communicated his conmands on his son to guard tho secrei clusions to mo so was to some ex I of tho location of tho lost treasure tout working in the dark I toll you and to transmit it to his sou and be was almost devoured with curiosI it was to do down until such timo ai ity Wo oven had to guess that it tho treasure could be recovered anc wajg a search for treasure Tho oldrestored to the sovereign of Spain est sailor in Norfolk and tho people i Atvory interesting story grandalong shoro had never heard of any father said tho young So we ship being lost thereabouts iug now for thfc first timo Well thero wo are Wo got big noblo blood Ho was a granaro of wages all oihis as I told you Ten dee of Spain Blue bloodl Well figure The a now grandfather you know I donJ dollarswas day was my tho schooner excellent grub caro for such distinctions up and taken alto Bo silent Louis said tho old man nicely fitted oi gether it wasnt bad To decry the value sternly All at once we- went on a now tack blood is icrnoranco indeed And then been Thero was a low reef at tho outer None of us has he went on square marked abld to attempt tho recovery of tins sido of tho POO yarjdswo had from tho away out ahout treasurp Nor have we seen how it Bpfpro raps were conwas ever to be possiblo in tho future ripraps tao swift the current at tho bot structed But lately I havo read of divers who differently At go down tb the bottom of the sehaud tom must have set J least I thought so and told Peran perform wonderful feats there I way feel an old mans presentiment re- Ho nodded- in a pleased on tho As now iriado it out the work garding you Louis that you aro the one of tho raco to redeem the oath to taek was to discover how thetido ran in former years That was what Spain Swear it to me Louis cannot do Poran was working out I Avas sure Indeed grandfather I any such thing interrupted the boy for suddenly wo were set to building If you say it is a point of family a trap W S0 a cargo of stone honor to try to restore this fabulous from Norfolk Whydidnt the government intertreasure Ill promise to do my best fere Well however ho got it Peran but Ill not swear it After a moment tho eager look had a permit from tho secretary of Washono faded out of tho old mans eyes He war or somanope up there in of tho authorities So bo it ho said The boy ington and smiled was looking at him fearlessly and he gave us any trouble A nice dark skinned man camo to was struck by the resemblance to tho old portrait over tho mantel- visit us once or twice and I hearJ piece a fine tall muscular young afterward that ho was tho Spanish fellow with tliQ brilliant eyes and the minister He j oked- a good deal with The Perans Louis in his own lingo und Jaughed leonine expression he I really thinkthe old gentleman wab were nbvor promise breakers ho added Among my of my opinion and believed wo were said Thon papers is a rough chart drawn by chasing rainbows Well wo built two curving walls Don Louis If you do not use it pass at an angle of about 70 degrees and on to your son it One morning in 1877 a curious look- loft the angle open Ono of these ing craft sailed in nast tho canes and walls ran over to tho shoal of tho anchored in Hampton Roads about raps The other was shorter Insido two lengths from tho rip raps Its this wo began excavating Wo used in commander was a fine looking boy dynamite andbig front of the lino wo curiously shaped anchored a about 18 and tho Crow were 12 stout dragwedgo dredge The submarino Cape Codders On board wore divers outfits planks barrels chain3 wind- ditch we mado extended at right an lasses endless coils of ropo and some gles with a line drawn from Fort Monroe to tho raps and was about queer engines Tho young captain at once set all 1000 feet in length Thero was no hands at work Drags were got out current there when wo finished and and tho bottom of the sea was swepi the water was 20 fathoms deep I began to seo dimly that wo had for a circular space of five acres A changed tho current and sent it over very old chart was consulted for bearings but as it was mado from mem the old course through the big mud ory by an old man at point of deatlj banks Tho flood tido washing in from tho capes met this current and it was liable to be in error at one stage of tho tide sent it in a Tho grappling irons brought up nothing of any value but young circle clear round tho raps Tho mud was finally broken up Louis Peran for of course it was he Tho water was roilly for over a was not a whit discouraged Ho had sold tho old manor house month During that time wo men and tho Peran plantation after his took a rest but reran spent most of grandfathers death and had gone his fixing up an electrical apparatus with north into the employ of a famous cable a galvanometer Ho lowered a regular telegraph cablo it was diver For three years ho had been in and connected it with tho big iron the heavy work at Hell Gate in Now Thon he York harbor After that ho had wedge shaped dredge gloss jars fixed up about a hundred into maa voyage to Spain young captain as ho was an electric battery j Jim Biddlo had chargo of the called put on a divers suit and went dredge and his instructions wero to to tho bottom Tom Newell a fine diver accompanied him Tho trip go out about half a milo toward the was apparently fruitless They had capes in a lino with the raps every trouble with a current near tho bot- day and dredge inward until past the tom which ran very fast at flood schooner It was thon Peran began to sit in tide and mado it difficult to keep feet They found the bod of his cabin with his eyes on tho galtheir the roads swept bare of mud in somo vanometer All at onco thqre appeared to bo a places in others covered with looso bowlders Sand had been piled in great change m tho lad Ho was irhigh banks by tho sot of the tides ritable and would allow no ono in In somo places tho water was clear as his cabin When I asked if ho do crystal in others turbid and muddy sired me to go down to tho bottom Thero the young captain began to and tako a look around hid oyes airstudy Ho anchored buoys at tho ly blazed and he looked liko a young corner of a square and took observa- panther about to spring But all at tions of these changes of place from onco hosof tened and reached out his the flood and ebb tides and from tho hand No Tom ho said quietly currents Ho spent hours under water examining the contour of the bot- Theres no need Wo aro nqar the tom With Newell ho mado a map end of our work showing all the details for an area of For tho life of mo I couldnt say if hed found treasuro or not You about 10 acres I will lot Tom Nowell step in here could tell nothing from his face Well we staid there and swept and tell tho rest of the story Wo worked for about 30 days at 10 acres of tho bottom with that tho charting Tho weather was mud wedge shaped dredge but never a and tho water in tho Roads compar- man was sent down to seo if wo had atively still and we had had little raked anything into the ditch wo had to hinder us Wo had tho usual ex mado with tho dynamite Then tho crow was paid off They perience with large fish at tho bottom Ono day a school of dogfish thought tho whole thing a failure These fellows aro Tho schooner ran into Norfolk Tho swarmed around nasty customers for they are armed dredgo was broken up Tho schooner with two short daggers of bono near was sent back to New Bedford Pe tho tail and a slash from one of them ran took lodgings in town Ho kept is serious Tljoy are cannibals too i mo on at full wages and sent ffr a If one of their number is hurt tho complete now outfit for two divers By this I knew wo wero not through other fellows gobble him up Sharks too we had but not man with tho search We also got a new eaters One big fellow however was machine for sending down uir which eo persistent that I suspected he might wo ourselves could control at the Â¬ Â¬ His belong to the man devouring breed speech was Spanish that was all Peran was down with mo but I could out seo that remained of his identity He notbo him The visitora turned to a blue shark and dangerous learned English as lie recovered for customer Ho camo up rathor close getting his Spanish utterly Ho was a fine handsome man and I felt rather shaky as ho oyed with a proud air of command He mo A noise near me mado me turn that ho had come from a ship Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Lduisj-speak- - Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ bottom Somo of these things I dont caro to talk about for ho made over jriiiiJBMiP all tho ideas to mo and I am going to have them patented I can givu up diving thon for Ill bo a rich man Ho seemed to bo looking all the timo for letters and at tho end of n month a big envelope was brought by a man who looked tho typical Span ish don nil ovor It was addressed to Don Luis do Aguado do Porano duko of Costelonia care of Louis Poran Hotel Atlanta Norfolk Va for Infaftto nncj GhI3dren0 United States of Amorica same Tho Spanish minister tho nico old followfCio joked so with HIRTY yoarn ctorvnHnnof Crutorla wrltli tho putrpHngo of Peran camo down from Washington millions of porwonw prtTCHlin o t rpntdt of it wltkont guessing and tho three went into secret session It i naqtirHvwtOly tlis boa rrmiofly forlaftvntg and Cliildroa Tho result of tho powwow was t I hnsrentloH Children lllie it It tho world htvn ova lwtTi apparent a week later A Spanish Tn it Mothers lxnvo givo thom hottltU It rriU w vp r fliolr tlvn gunboat ran in under tho lee of the camo to anchor Wo went capes and something whtoli i nhrltfTy nfn atu priwtlniilly porfpo nn a aboard and Im blessed if tho whole oMlilii raoflohio crow officora and all didnt turn on Cattoria pBtroys CVo-to receivo us and give us a salute Peran had a talk with tho captain Cagtoria all ay 3 FovprlMUi and tho next day tho gunboat anchor Cftttorla provoatn vnmltint STtr nrJ ed right over tho spot where oui Cnstorln i nros Darrhaa n vl Wint Colic schooner used to lie Our traps wore off in a boat and Poran him brought Castoria roHovoa Tootlimf Trochlos self wont down to tho bottom overy Cmtorla OTirrx roitiTat 1 ra and FlatmoTicy day Ho sent up in tho grappliny CantorlanoutmllrpH jhu oCectT cf ortrhoulo aolil pas or poionon air irons insido of threo weeks nearly 2000 bars of gold each woighhv Castoriaticoa not oontna minTurm cmium or other narootlo property about SO pounds besides several iron tho stomach and bowels Cantorla nsulisHn tho food - ifria boxes all mud and nearly rusted through Ono of tho Spanish chape giving ItfliHhy and ittATral n ny told mo they wore full of diamond Cntoria is pnt np in rn slo booi Qnly It is not sold in hulk and such stuff but I never saw them Dont alloTT any ono to soil yon r nying otwo on tho plea or prorata Itwas tho neatest piece of subma rine work I over saw Poran took that it is4tint no trod nad ill answer every pnrpoBO me down when ho had nearly finSee that yon ished tho job Tho dredgo had swept tho now bottom whore theehariged Tho fao ntniHo isonvs3 current had torn away tho mud wrappcr signntnTQ ft banks as clean as a fino tooth comb and raked everything into our ditch where it lay snug at the bottom OhSdsetn Dry for And Im blessed if that thero galvanritf-i-ometer hadnt rung a boll every time TianrTnm tszzzszffizssrzins ssssrsKsaE tho dredgo struck a bar of gold so that Peran sitting in his cabin in the vfcfrw old schooner had known ho had the treasuro saio enough There it lay at tho bottom of our trap to bo fished up at leisure and stored away in tho hold of tho gunboat in big steel boxes Thoy tell me tho Spanish government gave him half the find that ho Lager Beer Muenchener Pilsener Golden Eagle and is now a grandee whatever that is Export Bottle Beer that his right name is Perano and that ho got back all tho lands and Arc tho most perfect products of tho ait of hceivmaklng by common consent Furthermore castles of some ancestor who lost thai PHYSICIANS AND EDICAL JOURNALS lot of treasure long ago in Hampton T i nj- T mm m -- r V ST Â¬ Pitchers astoria i FiTi The John Hauk Brewing Gosf 1 3L - Roads Highly rcccommcnd Pure extract of Malt nnd Hops and tlio former Invariably prescribe It for tba As I told you Peran was a gener purposo of Building up Broken Down Constitutions such as especially professional men aro often ous young chap and when ho was beset with us a remedy unsurpassed It has been our aim to manufacture tho very artlclo an public tho manifold have going away to Spain ho gayo mo a thereby relievo tho they dobf ttio uso of harm Wo offered so called tonics which at best whichfa no posithc beneficial results If admirably succeeded Proof of 3000 over and abovo my tho universal uso of our check for Â¬ wages S A Lieutenant in Chicago Inter Ocean J C Walshe U Turlccya Formidable Guns Throughout the United States ol America with tno uimosi caio anu is inc oniy rcmcuy Invalid Bottled Beer 101- - It Is tho purest malt and convalescents 10 In 1478 Mohammed H in forming the siegoof Scutari in Albania employed 14 heavy bombards the lightest of which throw a stone shot of your Physician hop extract manufactured gain siicngiu ana vitality Ask The John Hauk Brewing Co Cincinnati Ohia Â¬ Oci4 92 1vr 370 pounds weight two sent shots of 500 pounds one of 750 pounds two of 850 pounds one of 1200 pounds Â¬ fivo of 1500 and ono of tho enormous weight of 1310 pounds enormous Â¬ even in theso days for the only guns whoso shots exceed the heaviest of theso aro our 80 ion guns throwing a 1700 pound projectile our 100 ton throwing ono of 2000 pounds and tho 110 tun throwing an 1800 pound shot with a high velocity The stono shot of Mohammoda guns varied between 20 and 32 inches in diameter about tho height of a din ing table 2534 of them fired on this occasion weighing according to a calculation of General Lefroys about 1000 tons and were cut out of tho solid rock on tho spot Assuming 21 inches as the average diameter of the shot fired at tho Biego the total area of the Burfaco dressed was near ly 82000 square feet At this siogo tho weight of the powder fired is estimated by General Lofroy to havo been 250 tons At tho siego of Rhodes in 1480 Mohammed caused 10 basilisks or double cannon to bo cost on tho spot throwing balls 2 to 3 feet in diameter Chambers Journal -Â¬ I tWC The Cyclone Store LEXINGTON KY i w a FlTho greatest Cut Price sale over known in tho history of Lexington In Dry Goods Notions Ladies Snrinjf Wraos Mens Youths and Boys Cloth- ing Gents Furnishing UoodsjMcns Boys Ladies Misses and Chlldrcns Shoes Calico in all colors worth 7c at 6c a yrd A beautiful lino of whito India Linen 1 yd wido Bleached Cotton worth 8 1 3 at 6 0 0 2 7 and 7 l 2o a yard Dcmmit Flannels worth 8 1 Sc at 6c a cents at 6c a yard 1 yd wido Brown and Unbleached Cot Â¬ yard Ceylon Crlncklo in all colors worth 20c ton at 6o a yard Best Apron Oinghams worth 8 1 Sc at at lie a yard Co n yard A full lino of Wool Sergo in all colors Ginghams worth 10c at7 8 4oa nnd black worth 76c at 4lo a yard Dress yard All colors of Turllno Bunting worth 15c Sliallu Goods worth 8 l 8c at 6c a yard at Ik a yard Pino Applo Tissues worth 25c at ISo a Henrietta Cloth In all colors SO inches wide13 1 2 18 1 2 Wo and up yard Dotted and Flowered Swiss worth 25 French Satincs in all colors 15 l 2c cents nt 16c a yard worth Sflo a yard Cochcco Satincs In all colors worth 16c Albert Twills in all colors 8 yards in ono pa ttern to each customer 3d Inches at Do a yard wide for 0o a pattern worth 25o a yd Dotted Swiss Mull worth 35c at 10c n A full lino of Black Organdies 13 14 1 2 yard 10 and 10c worth 20 22 27 l 2o a yard Gloria Silks in all colors worth 85c at Carsh 4 60 and 7c a yard lc a yard India Mull worth 25c at 12c a yard 1 -- Â¬ X1 Ax Â¬ Shoes and Clothing At the Same Reduced Prices Wo also give away with overy 5 to books and pictures acording to purchase 30 Â¬ Sinking Money With Ease Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ An old farmer camo into my of- Â¬ fice not long ago and sat down said an Alabama banker I was putting my signature to somo blank bills received in sheots tho usual form you know from the treasury department The old farmer watched mo fora fow moments and asked What is that handed him ono of tho sheets Ho looked at tho blank bills and said This is money 44 Yes I said Is that tho way you make it ho asked Yes said I My godlemityp ho said and walked out without another word St Louis Globo Democrat Â¬ piu cliaso a present in Silvorwaro CARTER 30 South Limestone Street I jrirante GILLESPIE LEXINGTON KY JtllrClllllLfe ffffiMlfcll filllPAfn ftlflfwflrFiTfflil v Eva 2s per day I iI 44 r iiS Gross Carelessness Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ said tho man who vised to livo in tho Bill was as ganio a far northwest man as ovor lived anil too generous to take advantage Isnt he living now asked tlio listener who had boon a good deal impressed by tho sadness of tho nar rator s tone No I was on tho coroners jury that looked after Bill VVhafc or wh at was tho verdict Died of carelessness i Carelessness How Got info a flght without a gun on him Exchange Ill never forget Bill Tiinniins DPRITCHEY L n MANAOCH zz JOUISVILLE KY 4 I T ET STORE YOU CAN GET RT RT RT RT AT SOIILEOELS MATERIAL OF ALL 3UNDS COLORED AFD PLAIN GLASS COLORED AND PLAIN WALL PAPERS PICTURES FRAMES AND SHADES MT STERLING KY ill V iM J MT STEBLING ADVOCAT TUESDAY OCTOBER 3 1893 TEE ADVOCATE w ANNOUNCEMENTS v The Worlds Fair and American Railways COUNTY JUDOK -- The Qucon Crescont Route widoly Wo aro authorized to announco A known as the road running tho Fin Â¬ Announcements for county offices B White aa a candldato for County in the South ComofAMontgomory county Y 5 each to accompany the ordorcandid- Â¬ Judgo action of tho Democraticsubjoct est Trains in thoeverybody isfrom tho Â¬ to tho party field to tjarry munications la the intorost ot ates 10 cents per lino South to tho Worlds Fair at Chicago Wo aro authorind to announco No part of tho Southoru country is Ilonry M Woodford as a candidate for County Judgo of Montgomery left uncarcd for by this great railway 8IIEBJFF county subjoct to tho action of the and its connections Tho Through Wn urn Authorized to announce Rich Democratic party Car Systom is an admirable exposi- Â¬ ard H Hunt a8 a candldato for Sheriff Wo aro authorized to announco tion of tho woudorful capabilities of ot Montgomery county subject to ino From Now Wallaco A Do Haven as a candidato American railroading 1 action of the Democratic party for County Judgo of Montgomery Orleans Through Sleoping Cars run Wn am authorized to announce county subject to tho action of tho daily morning and evening carrying Wm Slodd as a candidate for Sheriff Democratic party its Dasseugors via Cincinnati or Louis- Â¬ of Montgomery county sumeci to tno announco ville aB thoy may select Wo aro authorized to action of the Democratic party Horbort Kinsolving as a candldato for From Shrovport Vicksburg and Wo are authorized to announco J C County Judge of Montgomery county Jackson another Through Sleoping for Sheriff of Ho submits his claims to tho action of B Gllli8pio a candidate Car Lino comes to join and become a Montgomery county subject to the tho Democratic party part of tho magnificent Vcstibulcd action of the Democratic party JffcOUNTY ANNOUNCEMENTS r CIIIEF OF POLICE Wo aro authorized to aunounce Joo Charles Wilson as a candidato for Wo are authorized to announco Chief of Police of Mt Sterling sub C Turloy as a candldato tor Jailor of ject to tho action of tho Democratic to the ac Montgomery county subject parly tion of the Democratic party Wo nro authorized to announco Wo are authorized to announco John Gibbons as a candidate for Chief as candldato for Josoph M Smith of Pollco of tho city of Mt Sterling Jailor of Montgomery county subject Subject to tho action of tho Demo- Â¬ Democratic party to the action of the cratic party FOR JAILER Wo aro authorized to announco T Wo aro authorized to announco S M Leach as a candidato for Jailor of W Gaitskill as a candidate for Chief Montgomery county subject to tno of Police of tho city of Mt Sterling action of the Democratic party subject to tho action of tho Democrat- Â¬ Wn am authorized to announce J xr Root nk a riimlidato for Jailor of Montgomcay county subject to the ic party Wo aro authorized to attnounce W PWo aro authorized to announco J W R Nunnelloy as a candidato for of Mt Chonault as a cadidato for Jailor of Mayor of tho Sterling subject to tho Democratic party subject to tho action count Montgomery action of tho Democratic party Wo aro authorized to announco Adam Bauni as a candidate for Mayor We aro authorized to announce of Mt Sterlingsubject to tho action of 4James W Lockridgo as a candidato tho Democratic party for Jailor of Montgomery Uouuty Having been solicited by numerous subject to tho action of tho Democratic Democratic friends to become a candi- Â¬ party date for Mayor of Mt Sterling I now m TWo aro authorized to announco declaro myself a candidate subject to Bam Graonwadot as a candidato for tho action of the Democratic party I 3te Jailor of Montgomery county subject respectfully solicit your support S King Ford to tho action of the Democratic party action of the Democratic party MAYOR J Through Trains which passing through Birmingham and tho famous Wills Valley of Alabama is joined at Chattanooga by the train from Jack- Â¬ sonville Fla Brunswick and Atlanta Ga over tho E T V Ga railroad and proceeds north over the beautiful Cincinnati Southern through tho grandest natural 6cenery and most at- Â¬ tractive historical country in tho world to Oakdalo whero another magnificent Pullman car is recoived Dan coming from tho Richmond ville System from Charleston S C through Columbia S C tho beauti- Â¬ ful Fronch Broad country and Ash villo N C and Knoxvillc Tenn Tho time to Chicago is made so as afford tho most convenient hours for departures from the principal cities and arrivals in Chicago Passengers can purchase tickets good over ono lino north of tho river and returning via another if thoy de siroa variable route without extra charge Or thoy cango via Cincinna or vice ti leturning via Louisville versa win compictciyaestroytnoacsirerorTUiiACCO in from 3toS days Perfectly harm- vuuoo iiu niuiiuvsiii uiui inn uupvuu u c u u i vva or con eo wunout ine Knowi cugo ui uio pauum wno will voiunwruy stop sinoKing or chewing In a few days b TIRTTWFPWWPSH nnrl MflRPmWP TInBTT nnd with juiiuiiuuiijiuuu uuu muni juiuiJ jUHjUII oufcuny euorc on mo part 01 tno patient By tho use of our SPECIAL FORMULA QOLD CURB TABLETS During treatment pntlcnts nro allowed tho freo uso of Liquor or ilor- A FEW pumu until ucn mnu as iney snail voluntarily give in cm up Wo send particulars and pamphlet of testimonials freo and shall Testimonials uu Kiuu iu juuco euuerers irom any 01 nanus commumca- uy tno uou wun persons wno nave ucencurcu incso uso or in tablets our from persons HILLS TABLETS nro for ealo by all fiest class uxukkisibim 9 uu perpacjeage who have been If your druggist docs not keep them enclose us S 00 and WO Will send vou bv return mail a nacknirn of rrnr cured by the use of JUU1UIS Wrlto your namo and address plninly and stato whether Tablets nro for Tobacco Morphiuo or uauur uuuii DO NOT BE DECEIVED into purchasing miy ui mu vunuuu nostrums una nro eing The Onto Chemical Co uuuiuu lur iut Deaii Sin I havo been tislncr vour ask ior t i nna uiko iiu uiuer frit euro ior touncco nuuii nuu iounu it woum Mittri ii rxts only by do what you claim for it I used ten cents Manufactured worth of tno strongest chewinnr tobacco a dav and irom ono to vo clears or I would smoko TTTTIT from ten to lortv nines of tobacco Havo chawed and smoked for twentv flvo venrs and two nackaces OHIO CHEMICAL CO of your TablcU cured mo so I havo no desire for it 1 1 1 HILL Chloride of S ISI ji Double RCMEMQED llClTiltmDCn ond lnvjtfo the most carotui investigation us to our responslUU lty raid tho merits of Ouriablota WI owhaxtek a cure to Gold Tablets Hills Tablets 11 -- E1E3 65 Opera Block LIMA OHIO PARTICULARS FREE Leslie Mich Donns FEnnr N Y TnE Onio Ctiemicai Co Gentlemen Somo time niro I sent for JlOO worth of vour Tablets for Tobacco Hnblt I recoived them all rlirht ami nltfinmrh lwiinhotlnhiavvfitnokernndclinwp they did tho work in less than tlrooiliiys I am cured Truly yours MAT1IEW JOHNSON I O Box 45 PiTTsnnnoir Pa TiiEOnioCnEMicALCo Gentlemen It civca mo nleasuro to sneak a word of nraiso for vour Tablets Mvson wusstronelvp idlcted tothuusoof liquor nnd through a friend I was led to try your Tuuicm Ho was u heavy and conxtunt drinker but lifter using your Tablets but three days bo quit drinking and will not touch liquor of any kind I havo ruitea lour mouth beloro writing you iu oruur kj kuuw uuu caru wus punaiiucut Yours truly MRS HELEN M03K1S0N Cincinnati Ohio The Ohio Chemical Co Gentlemen Your Tablets havo performed a miracle in my case I huvo used mornhine hvnodcrmlcallv for seven vcars and uu o been cured by the uso of W L LOITGAY two puckugts of our Tablets and without any effort on my part B M JAYLOUD WANTEDS RESPONSIBLE AUFNTS THE Address nil Orders to Ml 51 WctTW In writing plcoso mention this paper 53 and 55 Opera Block CHEMICAL CO LIMA OHIO r32 erpryjgjgggjTO Court Directory lasical Wo represent tho Goods Old Reliable Judge John E Coofer prcstdinjr Third Monday May and the Fourth Alonday in November Judge CUWJUIT COURT - COURT OP COMMON PLEAS September and March M0NT0OMKKY TJScott presiding Third Monday in QUARTERLY COURT Judge Lewis ArrERSON presiding Tuesday at tor Third Monday in January April July and October COUNTY COURT Bound trip tickets on salo at reduc- Â¬ ed rates Agents of tho Chicago lino will on request assist in looking up rooms or accommodation for visitors to tho Third Monday of each month MT 8TEKL1N0 CITY COUKT County Attorney COUNCILMAN Wo aro authorized to announco TVo are authorized to announco A Will Clay as a candidato for Council-JÂ¬ Ar Hazelrigg as a candidato for man of tho First Wo sell all the above instruments on such easy terms that all who of tho city ofMt County Attorney of Montgomery Sterling subjectward action of the aro thinking of buying can easily pay lor them Our terms aro to tho County subject to tho action of the Democratic party Primary Election monthly and price moderate Domorcatie party Oct- - 9th 1893 Wo havo also just added a complete lino of SHEET MUSIC and SMALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS to our stock and can furnish Wo aro authorized to announco J Wo aro authorized to announco Mr you anything in that lino you aro looking for Remember wo will Coleman Itold as a candldato for C H Bryan as a candidate for Coun- Â¬ still haudlo all kinds Sowing Machine Needles and Oil Whon in County Attorney of Montgomery cilman from tho First ward ot tho city need of anything in our lino give us a call tounty subject to the action of the of Mt Sterling subject to tho action Bringing the Company to Terms Democratic party A Gormau saloon keeper wanted of tho Democratic party Primary Election Oct 9th 1793 kf electric lights and applied to an elec- Â¬ Z ASSESSOR tric light company not a hundred No 18 Broadway Fizer Block Wo aro authorized to announco J miles from Now York This company Wo aro authorized to announco Charles H Jones as a candidato for M Isola a caudidato for Councilman was operating its station on tho fixed KK2E2S2E Assessor of Montgomery county sub- Â¬ from tho Second Ward subject to tho chargo systom that is so much per ject to the action of tho Democratic action of tho Democratic party nl on lb whether tho lights burned ono party oil Wo aro authorized to announce day or thirty days Somo ono had ateJx si authorized to announce Ilonry Watson as a candidato for told tho Gorman about electric meters Wo are DICK SMITII W A SUTTON John W Cockroll as a candidato for Councilman from tho Second Ward of and that was what ho wanted I Montgomery County sub- Â¬ tho city of Mt Sterling subject to tho Assessor of ject to tho action of tho Democratic action of tho Democratic Primary bay for vot 1 get andno more said ho You put mo In a medar alrotty party Election October 9 1893 abor I dont got mo no lights Now Wo aro authorized to annonco Ed West Main Street Wo aro authorized to announce C G it happened tho company had no ward J Gallagher as a candidato foi Assessor subject to tho action of the Glover as a candidate for Councilman meters but as it was oithor loso a Wo are in the from tho Fourth Ward of Mr Sterling customer or put in a moter they pro- Â¬ Democratic party subject to tho action of tho Democrat- Â¬ ceeded to make ono Tho works of a We aro authorized to announco ic party and G Allon McCormick as a condklato heap seven day clock woro secured for Assessor of Montgomery county Wo aro authorized to announce J and placed in a wooden box which subject to the actiou of tho Democratic M Conioy as a candidato for Council- Â¬ was fastened to the wall in tho back Bufiinoss for profit Wo can succeed only by practicing Our prices man from tho Fourth Ward of the strict economy and observing business methods will bo no higher than thoe of our sharpest competitors hi the city subject td tho action of tho Demo part of tho saloon with instructions The that it mustnt bo touched largost cities A suito of furnituro or any other article of our cratic party COUNTY CLERK line will bo a duplicate in material and price to thoso in tho wires of tho main circuit wore run in Tho trado will bo closest markets tho samotorms considered ono sido of tho box and out tho othor aro authorized to announco Lu- Wo supplied with tho latest styles of bedroom parlor and hall furn Â¬ Recent Medical AbsurditiesL IT ciou li ureoiio as a caucnuaio ior Tho clock was wound up and its iture wardrobes bookcases sideboards chiflbnicics hatiackh bounty Clerk of Montgomery county Tho latest medical absurdity is tho merry ticking was a constant source settees plain and ornamental chairs tables couches folding Subject to tho action of tho Demo use of organic extracts prepared of Jpleasuro to tho Gorman Every beds in thoir various combinations etc cratic party from various vital organs and intend Â¬ week a man would come and wind In addition to tho above line wo will handle a full Wo are authorized to announce ed for the relief of diseases aflecting tho clock with groat ostentation be Â¬ Gcorgo A Whitney as a candidate for Comity Court Clerk of Montgomery similar organs of human beings sides putting down a string of ilgurcs county subject to tho action of tho Tlius for brain and norvous troubles in a little pockot book Tho company Of both high and low grade upholstery ani curtain materials rr wo have a preparation of brain juice rendered tho bills monthly in such Democratic party mats rugs table and piano covers window poles etc for amounts as to average up tho fixed under tho head of Uerobrino Wo aro authorized to announco W cardiac affections a liquid extracted chargo at tho end of year Tho Ger B OConnoll as a candidato for County Clork of Montgomery county Bubjcct from tho heart of somo ono who has vvas very proud of his shrewdness and to tho action of the Democratic party no further uso for it is brought for Â¬ his moter and would chow it to any West Main Street ward as a roliablo euro under tho ono who happened to notice it Seo uamo of Cardine and tho list is ca dot CITY JUDGE ho would say dots a lectric pablo ot indotlnito oxtonsion Those medar Dont touch id Dom lectrlc J Wo aro authorized to announco II Tumor as a candidato for aro not ordinary quack medicines liko fellers bin purty siuard butdey dond k V Judgo of Police Court of Mr Sterling thoso adyortisod o widoly in tho daily git avay mid me by chiininy subject to tho action of tho Demo Â¬ nowspapois but aro introduced and Electrical Review cratic party locommonded by regular phybiciaub Salt Sweetens Sugar authorized to announco of woll known reputation It scorns Wo aro P James G Lane aa a candidato for Po strange that any educated poison A mcinbor of tho Physiological So P lico Judgo of tho city of Mt Sterling could accpt any such propostorous cioty of Berlin definitely explains tho subject tb tho action of tho Demo Â¬ theory which is a direct rovorsion to making of sugar sweoter by tho addi Finest Trains in the South party cratic the medical science- of tho middle ofsalt From his experiments ho Through Cars toChicago without changcfrom ages and In opposition to all tho re- Â¬ finds that if a solution ot sugar there New Orleans Meridian Birmingham Chat- ij CITY ATTORNEY K sults of modorn investigations but will lo added a Flight amount of 6alt twoop Jacksonville Fla Atlanta Macon t Choice Lexington antl Georgetown Ky Wo are authorized to announco mankind both professional and unpro Â¬ and water so weak that it excites no O of routus vh Cincinnati or h Louisillc Judgo U Clav MoKeo as a candidato fessional is Stop uvcrs allowed onall Worlds Fair tickets characterized by credulity halino tasto tho result is extra sweet Â¬ rt 7k ISp for Ci Attorney of Ml Sterling sub- - and we oxpect to see tho organic ox ot Chattanooga Louisville Indianapolis or ening of tho sugaiod water The H Cncinnati iectto the action of tho Democratic Tor further information as to Rates Car K tracts flourish lor a few weeks or weakest of quinine solution is said also party Scrvico Sleeping Car Reservations etc call mouths and then quiotly disappear to produco similar results Tho ex Â¬ i on or address any agent of the Queen 5 0 Wo aro authorized to announco John to join Brown Sequards G Ry Crescent Route or E T V rt Elixir of planation givon of tho above sooming B Phipps as a candidato for City At Â¬ W C RlNEARSON G P A Cincinnati O ft Berge Â¬ incongruity is that tho over so feeble Kochs Tuberculin Life torney subject to tho action of tho rons injection of eulphuroted hydro Â¬ salty bittorness Imparts an Increasing f Democratic party othor renowned and gen jp We aro authorized toannounco John cjures which various as dead as the seuslbllly to tho sensation of tasto by aro now tho simultaneous stimuli and honco M Elliott as a candidate for City At torney of Mt Stoning Subject to patients to whom they wcro adminis Â¬ an appreciation of additional sweet- Â¬ tered Popular Science Monthly tho action of tho Democratic party ness Everything that an almost perfect systom can devise to deserve the praise and patronago of tho traveling public has been provided Ally of tho agents of tho company named below will cheerfully give all possiblo information and assistance R II Garratt Now Orleans La I Hardy Vicksburg Miss J R McGregor Birmingham Ala E T Charlton Chattanooga Tenn W D Cozatt Juhctiou City Ky or D G Edwards 42 tf Cincinnati Ohio Fair oerts Colby Ilazolton Bros Bush Co and tho Ivers Poud Judge James W Groves piesldlng First urday in each month CIVIL 1JRANCH Sat- Â¬ nun the Mason And witra adm wm illia mLi i Hamlin and Chicago Wlw m m n Professional J 1 TOHN M E LLIOTT Attorncy-at-Law Office li 14 Court Sticct First Floor w MtbteillngKy JAItNETT Attorncy-at-La- SalycisvilleKy Will practice In the Courts ot Kentucky T Attorncy at Law and Sin veyor Mt Sterling Ky All collections and real cstato tiansactlons or anything concerning the same uiomptly at- Â¬ tended to and abstracts ot titles given liec desued Office toiut Stieet opposite Court d House M OLIVEK E L DteOrl SOM m Drake East Main Stieet Mt Steiltng Ky A HAZELitlGG Attorncy-at-laCity Atty Office Tylcr Appcrson building Mt SterllnsKy X w a WiLTTlOMlHoXM7u t MS Tyler Lewis Apperson APrEKSON fVLEH Attomeys-at-laOffice Tyler Apperson building MtStcillng Ky WHITE X BKOOKS Attorneys-at-LaMt SteillngKy Will piacticc In tho counties of Montgomery Bith Menifee 1ou ell Claik and lloiubouantl the Supenor and Appcllato Courts Offico in Caldwell building A DuilAVEN Attomey-at-law SUTT01 Â¬ SfllTH Office Com t Street Will of tho Commons calth Mt Steiling Ky piactlco in all Courts nit u Offico 1 cFORNITME UNDERTAKINGS Dentist Mt Steiling Ky over Mt Sterling National Jlunk I I 1ItOCTOIt Mt Steiling Ky Tj lei -- Apperwm building Kcsi dencu on Queen street Offico Itoom 0 ft N COX M Â¬ Dentist with Dr V m nn Antwerp Short strcot opposite the couit houso Offico D nit u 1I0WAKD VAN ST jttl - HHAYDOX M D Mt Steiling Ky ittlco near n sldcncc cor Iligli A Sycnmoic Sts w stocik of caepets SMITH HCLAY MchTK Attonioy-nt-LnF DAY Mt Stci ling Ky Offico ujistnlre coniei of Com t ami IJroadway LAWYEIt Olllco ovci Echuiigo Hunk tt Steiling Kentiitky HM practice in all tbo Comts of Kentucky mid the Fedeial C ouits -- R D SUTTOISr J 1 pBon gOpgOggggggg Esciuiiroz UMtteilliich lit IttUlS llO C3TAQLI3HCD1850 s upitalMock li0COO Jiolm u Winn Cathiei 2t nfl m WiffiK COMPOUND leccnt dircoor b an Snctccisfully lllftllflllv lit tliniian of Ludes is the onlv ntr ctl wife and reliable nudiUno diKcvcleiV timvaioof unpiincipliHl dinggibta wlxMifler in Â¬ terior niHIeinoa in place of this Ask fo 1 ooks i otton Koot Comioi M take no substitute or inclose 1 mill 0 cents in postapo in letter and e uillucnp toaled b rxtuin mail rtill sealed pai tieulars inplalu en elope to ladles only two V iyOy3yyikty Queen Crescent Route old plijMuan 1K I I - tamps AddroM i Fishci Hlook Deti uit Mich Sold in Mt steiling by Kennedy Hit AS s T4ojd U C LlojdT GMulian will UiuggUts ovoijwhuio Xo 8 Pond Lily Co J t THROUGH CARS TO CHICAGO CONTRACTOR I UICKERSON BUILDER OlTlLii AT 201 Iticlimoiul Struct Call ou him uud socuTro estimato MMSS3WBB ssfft t w fa - 1WifcjJJJJ fl nTl V l spUV ilfi ft a- - La i f I g TSBXIKaAPVOOATE dm ii TDOESDAJT OCTOBER 3 1893 aa-f- and painstaking justice thus tho high this on duty Ia it not high time wrought feelings of tho community I respectfully ask editors of other would And oxprcssion iu a way tend- Â¬ papers to publish somo part of this SOUS EARNEST WORDS AS TO ing to speedy results whilo yet tho article or to write something about requisite to civilized justice would bo tho matter I ask intelligent people LYNCfflNCf all over tho South to reflect upon tho respected and observed subject to tono up public opinion by I have moutioned that tho law Everybody can see that lynching Men and women sometimes fails to impose adequate their conversation grows worse and worse Such prac- Â¬ porialtics Tho most offensive of all tho thing is wrong and getting wortc CHOICE SEASONABLE GOODS GOES Public descrip Â¬ tices are contagious and tending to bo ruinous pray L crimes tho one that oftencst occasions tion of ono caso suggests another lynching is quite differently punished you thiuk speak out act in such waj s where it might not have been thought in difforont States My Stock consists of Clothing to suit the By tho help of as you deem wisest of What In tho world will this lead my friend Judgo W O Harris I offer will not apologize for publishing I trade SUITS of CLOTHES which brought a rOR A TRIAL MONTHS SUBSCRIPTION to As a permanent and growing tho following facts as to tho penalty this respectful appeal Aa a minister TOTMK profit early in the season now goes for even less practice lynching must bo destructive of rapo in tho Southorn States not of religion I tako no part in tho mani- Â¬ -Is this statement too than the cost of manufacturing PANTS COATS of civilization stopping to point out tho distinction pulations of party politics though Think a moment and soo ii mado broad and VESTS single or together at cut prices in some States according to tho careful to vote at every election sinco THE BRIGHTEST AND BEST AfTMHOON it would not bo so Then I would ask you to see my novelties in PAPER IN THE SOUTH ago of tho victim In Arkansas voting is surely ono of tfio highesi Shoes Now tho apology for lynching must Florida Louisiana aud North Caroli Â¬ duties of an American citizen But They are being sold at what the people Latest Market Quotations Some sa na it is punished by doatli in Ala Â¬ this is in no sense a quostion of party lie in ono of two things call in these times of money stringency baigains Latest State News that our laws and our courts can 1101 bama and Kentucky by death or con- Â¬ politics It is a quostion of justice of All the Local News bo relied on to puuish as outragoou finement in tho ponitontiary for life iu fundamental right of essential civili Â¬ Complete Press Reports criminals ought to bo punished tho discretion of tho jury in Georgia zation oi humau wclfaro Dr John A Everything jdesirable for a little money LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE SOOTH Others toll us that lynching will bo Maryland Missouri Tenuesseo Texas Broadus in tho Courlor Journal Â¬ Call at the more likely to striko terror into brut- Virginia and West Virginia by death 30000 AND OVER DAILY LAND STOCK AND CROP ish criminals than the slow nud dull or confinomont in the penitentiary for cso MorvMar p processes of law a term of years in tho discretion of Or 9soo a Yr by Malt In Clark county J B Wilson sold gravoly doubt tho jury in Mississippi by confine As to tho last point I his 100 acro farm near Hunt to Jas JNOi A HALDEMAN Bus Manaoer Even ment in tho ponitontiary for lifo in whothor tho view is correct Iteid and Jas Bubank for 3200 bos Fourth Avenue tho lowest of mankind aro not brutes South Carolina by confinomont in the 24 South Maysville St Mt Sterling Ky Tho prico of wheat is advancing LOUIOVILLE KENTUCKY They have some notions ol right and penitentiary for a term of not less than slowly and will advance moro rapidly wrong something of what wo call ton years Now it any think that in conscience If you try to restrain their State the penalty is inadequate as tho money market becomes easier such a man lrom great crimes only by as I mudt confess I think in regard to At Flomingsburg court about 200 We handle JfrMl of lynching you excite the brutish several of tho cases mentioned lot mulo colts wero on tho markot rang- Â¬ fear Gas H eat-Â¬ elements in him and do not appeal to tlieni earnestly work with tho next ing from 15 to 50 Mountain cattle an d He thinks to Legislature That may do a groat sold at 1 to 2 cents tho human elements Good horses at ing Co o k i n g that if he gots caught he will doal and can not do any groat harm good prices himself Stovesand bo lynched and ho simply rages at the Besides tho goneral ovil of lynching At Lancaster court thero was good Â¬ and really considers himself upon which I will not enlarge there thought trade in mule colts but llttlo doing in are preparcaso tho innocont party aro two special evils appertaining to as in such a other branches of trade 10 mare ed to do all Ho feds tho practice in our Southern States Besides he hopes to escape o f colts sold at 55 to 75 a bunch of kinds cunning Ho thinks maybe some other I write as a Southern man having hono colts i n g plumb at 30 to 35 follow will bo caught and lynched spent my life successively in Virginia work Robert M Hunter has shipped 1500 INSURE Everybody knows that this does some- Â¬ South Carolina and Kentucky We buBhols ofJessamine clover seed bought Mt Sterling Gas and Electric Co times happen though tho parties on Southorn whito people aro trying to gaged in lynching naturally cover it deal with tho most formidable prob- Â¬ for Cincinnati parties eugaged at 5 up after the mistake is ascertained lem that civilizod mankind over had per bushel Since the decline in seed Tho tempted criminal grins to think to face Besides a great man ignor- Â¬ ho has purchased about 500 bushels how some other fellow may bo swung ant white people we have this mighty more at 450 This same seed will Altogether it mass of colored people We must not find its way back to the county next up while ho goes free is a form of punishment thatdocB not forgot that tho negroes differ widely spring at about 750 per bushol strike terror certainly not so much an among themselves having como from Jessamino Journal WITHmany seem to imagine On tho other different races in Africa and having At Wichita Kan iu tho district hand if law is properly administered had very different relations to the Court Judge Reed declared tho eight there is something about it that ap- whito peoplo while held in slavery hour law uuconstitutoinal Judgo Rend BAIRD peals to the human in a tempted Many of them aro greatly superior to is the first Disirict Judgo to pass on CURES NOTHING BUT PILES wretch I was glad to see tho others in character but tho great mas the act Hs holds it contrary to both Journal the other day expressing of them belong to a very low grado of tho State and the federal Constitutions A SURE and CERTAIN CURE known for 15 years as tho BEST The idea ot humanity a simular persuasion Wo have to deal with aud declares it a restraint on tho liber- Â¬ REMEDY FOR Frtpirad by ntCJUKDSOS HXD1CIIBPILES LOUIS searched out and them as best wo can whilo a largi ties of action having all the facts CO 8 Claims aggregating m proved against him having his guilt number of other whito people stand off hundreds of thonsauds of dollars for fully established and then having to at a distance and scold us Not a few overtime under this act are ponding wait for weeks with a knowledge of our fellow citizens at the North feel against every county and city in tho that at last ho will be hung there is and act very nobly about the matter State really something more terrible about but the number is sadly great who do The total amount of tho Tribble land OF EVERY KIN this than attaches to tho prospect of nothing and seem to care nothing but sale in Madison was 130000 The aKrttfMilgl- wiirlbm mfr ids h lynching fomhJbh Made and set up in all part JIrihJnLiWfiliimiliiiifcnrK to find fault Now from the very na home place ot 5G61 acres and one of But th6 great trouble is people say turo of tho case most of tho crime tho the country finest homes in the county sold to Do you want to make a safe investment If sor put your money that the laws iro sometimes inade Â¬ whicli among us have been punished J Stono Walker for 6205 Terrell Write in the quate the punishment provided in not in this epidemic of lynching have been puee 295 for Designs A acres J S Walker 58 severe enough and especially the crimes committed by negroes Whon Peter Trioble place 561 acres D M No Agents Employed F lawyers can manage to have guilty a negro murders a whito man or out- Â¬ Chenault 54 Estill placo 198 acres SaildiiYjj Loai 1 0 W men escape if there is any money in rages a whito woman or child it ex minoaoun J W Bales 5035 Rayburn placo tho cas Now there is somo ground cites in ns a wrath all tho greater bo Ono of the oldcBt and largest companies in tho world 15000 2 Iyr 43 Ilroadway Lexington K 9SJ acres J B Parks 5990 Ballew for this view There has been a ten- cause of race feeling now sold in Mt Sterling Call and examine my plans Every white place 124 acres G W Ballew 2210 dency in recent generations to tone person in the United States would feol Miller place 335 acres II B Dillinc- down tho punishment for the lightest the same way if placed in the same ham 65 placo of 68 acres C D offenses and to sympathize with or circumstances except somo few who Tylor Apperson Bldg Mt Sterling Ky Chenault at 80 ASSIGNEES VQAT1 pity a vile criminal as rather unfor- Â¬ fancy they ought not to feel so and J3 v i VJMauuiywiuijii JiuymiuyHigi uimjjiMiFuuianiMiiawuiiiaBjiiu MTBinnii ifwiiyji g S F Stone bought of J B Durham tunate than guilty There is a sort ot then persuade themselves that they do one bunch of cattlo at 1 cents and As Asigncc of J C II Gilllspic I will sell on sentimentality abroad in regard to not If a negro brute outrages a white one lot of late lambs at i Wednesday October 11 18KJ at the Jerry North criminals by no means universal but girl maybe a child it stires in us cents plnce about two miles Eat of Plum Lick W J Lacy of near cuttfollowing the pretty widely diffused property And it can white men a wrath almost intolerable town sold to J W Hughes of 1 bay horse MMMfMMmMMsMMM MMMMSMMMMM not be denied that some lawyers man But hero we are with theso great and 1 buggy and set of harness Flat Creek four 1200 lb feeding steer lap robes rain SsSK ago to delay a caso until public indig- Â¬ frightful difficulties confronting us for 174 Geo A Vice bought aprons etc organ nation has subsided and then per Â¬ aim imperiling civilization Now if for his firm Boyd Hcndrix Co of 1 dicsscr CLOSING SALE OF DRY GOODS haps the guilty man may go free or we go on lynching and when North Â¬ near Sherburne 9 fat steers averag Â¬ 1 roller may encountor only a modified pun- Â¬ ern newspapers complain wo merely lsledd ing 950 pounds at 235 por hundred 1 randttll harrow ishment Lawyers aro like tho rake up cases of Northern lyuchiugs of John W Corbin of near Roynol- dbuckeye mower prophets fig the good arc very too and defend ourselves by saying villo wifli Uipiiljiuimiflii iiiiMlipiiipwiipniiiipii rnjjrnc I corn shelter Crain of Hillsbor good and cutting box the bad aro very you aro another wo tend to repress bought tho 4 fat oxon of 1 crois cut saw following i bad Somo of tho noblest men the sympathy of the better class of our John B Darnell of White Oak at About 10 acres of corn in field and placo to In order to have funds to meet my i in tho world are judges and lawyers Northern follow citizons If we can 250 and 275 per nundrcd bound feed it indebtedness falling duo will soil but those who yiold in early life to stop the lynching and administer 2 acres of corn in fat axon at Wyoming of Mrs L 10Also about 10 in tho rick on the tho shock and tor 30 days my entira stock of acres of oats land of Calvin temptations of their calling do some- Â¬ prompt etern but real and civilized Dorian of this place at 3 por 100 Gillispie Sr no place to feed It DRY GOODS SHOES CLOAKS times become very bad men and our justice then tho people at tho North I will also at the same tfmo and place rent 70 pounds Owingsvillo Outlook Etc at processes of trial designed to save will moro and more sympathize with or 80 acres of grass All sums of 10 and under cash in hand men from hasty condemnation and ex Â¬ our grave difficulties and in many AFTER AWHILE Amounts over J10 a credit till January 1st 180 cessive ponaltics aro not unfrcquently waya will help us as wo strive to over- Â¬ notowith approved security Cost for Cast Snlo to begin at 10 a m manipulated in the interest of tiie come them After awhile C UiLLSiriKjiu Assignee The sorrow that pain us will melt in a smile guilty What thou Besides thero is tho public opinion And tho horse that we bet on will win 10 Jt ererj W II Flktoubk Auctioneer V mile Suppose that some horrid crime has of tho colored peoplo themselves Will also soil to my regular custom After n whiles been committed BROWNS IRON BITTERS some outrageous Somo of the educated negroes are s oetoro via uu buiiiu terms After awhile arson or murder or rape Wliou demagogues and it would bo wonder- Â¬ Tho Are Stock full and complete Â¬ Dyspepsia Como will blaze the hasty spirits propose lynching tho ful If they wore not it would bo a now And cash will comoand like kettle will bile pile--early and mako your selection in a millionaires plea is always made that tho courts reason for questioning tho unity of tho Mr awhile All persons owing July accounts cannot bo rolled on HORSE AND TRACE Now suppose human raco if t hoy wero so different After awhile aro requested to make prompt that instead of lynching a public meet- Â¬ from tho whito tolks But there is a Let no ono tho song I am slngingrerilol payments ing should bo hold in which many goodly number of intelligent negroes Well hitch up and gallop to glory in style After avrhlli The groat trotting meeting of Ken thoughtful and judicious citizons take who really tako sound and wholesome Atlanta Constitution tucky begins next Saturday at Lox rfAiiiiAindlliiiAilmaidAMjtrlmtuiih mJ part Lot tho prima facie facts bo views of tho situation If wo con- Â¬ now sad to our hoarte aro some econcs t our iugton stated ia tho meeting lot a largo com Â¬ tinue to tolorato lynching with black childhood Tho trots at Lexington beginning mittee be appointed representing dif Â¬ men tho victims in ulno cases out of As our recollections present them to viow Tho use of tho switch that was brought from tho next Saturday promises to bo ono of ton wo lead theso better nogroet to Â¬ ferent classes of tho community acwildwood tho best of tho year Thero is 19 en cording to the circumstances of tho think that wo aro enemies of all thoir Anrijvarious punishments moat of us know raco If wo do not provoke raco con- Â¬ Hut saddest of all is the thought of tho pill box tries in the Transylvania 2000 stake case and a smaller Executive commit- Â¬ That mother brought out when sho thought with records from 2 11 to 2 17 Tho aSw tee lot the meeting urge and tho flicts wo alionato tho better class from we wore ill ll trot is Jikoly to havo Direc Â¬ tho tho support of justlco and govern Â¬ 01 tho griping the aching tho twisting and committee sco to it that the caso shall torment tum Alix Pixjoy and such horses and bo pushed along without any unduo ment and civilization Wrapped up in tho horrlblo old fashioned pill will bo tho raco of tho scasos delay lot tho lower grado of lawyers Now then I appeal to thoughtful But thats all dono away with To percoivo that public opinion will not men wherever tho Courier Journal is regulato tho stomach livor John Dlckorson drovo Arlon a half ACADEMY FOHlYOUNQ LAO IBS AND LITTLI CURLS MT and bowolp STMLINO KV tolerate any tricks of delay let a sec- Â¬ read will you not como out and con- Â¬ Dr Piorcos PolIotB excel Youll ox- - in 1 0ii at Torro Haute laBt wcok Tho first term will begin Sept t 1893 Academlo and College ond meeting bo hold if necessary or demn this business of lynching Proparatorj Courses Primary SB Will porionco no pain nodiscomfortnobad Mr A L Hackott loft for tlin uvjutiiuiuuv ji uiiiiiuu mimucr o uoaraing pupils at any rato lot tho committee mako you not openly discourage and oppose results Children tako thorn as readily For terms or other information address Miss 8 M Lewln untl August Sothcrn Baptist Theological Seminary 15 Hyattsville Md- itsolf felt insisting upon promptness I and stop It Wo can stop it Is not as peppermint drops utter Aujuet IBiMt Sterling Ky Monday to resume his studicp to 8m THE ADVOCATE SEND FIFTY CENTS MB S1B4M Louisville Times BmNlBHrN G GOODS obiwts a m york Annan KSiH store JACOB GORDON UpgniMSMsg MMMMmMmmmmm YOURv TABLES UCKEYE 0Oeeee80e0see0eeee TOBACCO WM Â¬ OINTMENT Courier-- yjONUMENTQ SMHMMlMMMMMSMMMg life v NATIONAL HOME aad R A Â¬ jssocitiaiY Â¬ JAMES WILSON u 1 1 JJ Ix 1 i Spt i Af 1 digestion Debility cures In free-for-a- JOHN SAMUELS EMMSMMS ggggpgggj ft A ff5 ti ft- - 4MLH - tV ffiV a 3 e - K11 yKj v